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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
CITY Council
Hesitatos
over pfc ORDER.


,rt
Inc 'siv government last evening
/ Hlosted with rbe ,nios+i,,, ,,e e.
iug e.g.,. ~. '0'' VI Ielullu-
~ people who put in pri-
..-.= INES of water pipe at their own
expense and who later have +l,a,, ,,saz
/ by other naomi. rr,.. -. ''-''i, U97u
4 .,...- --i1 SPY y exclusive
7s'-y some time ago showed the danger
/ tAat Would follow the pavroant of s,,o,
IcIafu. G,,i,-e- f.. ,-..t...,..,. ,...
IN ~ '7-N'71i'lB conditions. A.
-''' i'o"s was given leave to withdraw
Ia concurrence, ON petition for rain,-
| 1ursemeut for water pines mt in in
Eureka street; but when tba renort nf
I the committee reeommirted( IN a si,,9
| liar petition from M r tSsiss,, -
I him leave TO withdraw 30 ,,,,i o. rtilS
it, the council George q En,,+ oI,+odt7,i
to its a.option. -'''-' 0NJee'eu
/ Mr. Hunt asked tba ob.ir ,,.h,, 4,,.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Petitions were received from Frank
P. Boice, Phlias Bourget, Elizabeth A.
Field, William H. Field and George D.
Moore, severally, for the abatement of
street betterment assessments against
their respective estates on Summit ave-
nue., and referred to the committee on
Of street betterments.
The petition of the New England Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company for a
location for poles and wires on West
land and Salem streets, was referred
to the committee on streets.
A communication from the clerk of
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LEAVES FOR CRETE.

o.. 0sofzo to Assume His Office Of
A., '''o0er General of European Powers
Greoo. 49, DEC. 19.-Prince George of
hand. whose tenure of office as COM
b. c... general of the European powers
day "a. 9,"san yesterday, started to-
Deum N dGe1, after attending a Te
hr ov,, .ie left the city amid a popu-
net ang The members Of the cab
p0vars 'n 1IIe Representatives of the
bid 6in, were at the railway station TO
0lga ar, aaleu. King George, Queen
holsaborI yIher members of the royal
tbe PE, aeeompanied the prince to
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
ARRESTED FOR vAGRANcY.

Stuart Wesson, % years old, was ar
rested about I o'clock this morning by
officer Flaherty of station l, charged
with vagrancy For about a week past
Wesson has been practically without a
place to lay his head, or at least that
is the story he has told.
His story was that his parents had
turned him out and he had no place to
sleep. OF late he has been to his home
on Linden street, on various occasions,
and created disturbance, which led
his parents to lodge a complaint with
the police, resulting in his arrest.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
TO JOIN HIS SHIP

c. E. BiXford, a sailor belonging to
the Newark, left to join his ship at the
Brooklyn navy yard, last night He
has been home on fifteen days fur
Tough, and is going back on orders to
report for service in the Asiatic squad
ron. He has been in the service about
ten wears
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20
TRAINS WE'RE LATE.

Train IS over the Boston and Albany
road, due here at seven o'clock in the
evening, was over an hour late yester-
day, the delay being caused by a small
accident to the engine just as it was
leaving Albany.
The sleeper from the west missed
connections yesterday and came
through Worcester as a special at /. 20
this morning. A sleet storm was the
cause of this delay.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20

Ny boy" they said to him warm
ingly shes too smooth. She'll fool
you every time. She's one of those
sweet clever little women who know
just how TO manage men. II you marry
her, she'll be the boss"
well" he replied slowly, from what
I have seen of matrimony it is & ques-
ton of being handled with g. club or
with tafIy. and Tor my part prefer the
taffy"
And their enga cement was announc-
ed shortly afterward.--Chicago Post.
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70 be- f,aageest line Of choice rings are
oUelrrl' ond at w. A. Engiand's big
Tie sI6 S,0re. 1914 Main street, sign Of
SIDEWALK clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20

Silver tea sets, so patterns to select
from. at W. A Eng1and's. 394 Main
street, siGn OF tho sidewalk clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20

w. A England's extensive jewelry
establishment was crowded all day yes
rerdsy ana evening Christmas buy
ers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20

these ar. ''' Balls Cough syrup for all
Peursy .ig;gerous affectlons-severe colds,
@r 6ra,1os along 1t is the greatest gre cure
ections "''ls and all throat and lung af-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-20

elements uesesseary &c cure all olsetis-
Il es. is fact ve1 gsaewA to everyone
nr Miles Systca. oe Restorative Remedies
CONSISTS Of ssyea dist1hctiyely ditfereAf
,,rona rations, xeh tor rs oNE purpose.
Mrs. L. c. Bra1a1ey, q Henry St., st. Cath
crimes. Ontario. writes; For years sur
tered from extreme -ecvoasreas ana annoy
inc constipation, developing into palpitation
aI'' weakness = the aeatt. ! vas unable to
sleep, suffered -2cch fneaa headache pain IA
NV left .sae, paip:tation and constant
fssIfDr Of weakness End prosrr2tlon. / began
zinc d.. Niles Ee-v:re, Heart Cure and
T Wv, .od Liver pills ard the Anti-Pain
pilie ia el,eva suddca paro-ysla Of pain
ar5 b..oacDe. ! 7oon felt much Improved
md The oains lad aches ead weari2ess LETT
%I'' men took pe. Niles' Restorative
7,oBp. and m "a restored 10 NJ termer
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@etabrltse @riaetuuaaeu.

Bon 3eit Ju 3et tau@t in ben epaIten Der tas.
ii6eH ober pfaentlta eri6etneneea 9latter trsenb
elm vCeiit4 auf Mdn6maI in @eifaIt siues paus
eeIaeen Geipenifes, oas reripdtete SpaJiersdnser
eriartet cher ber @a aus etuer anberen Belt ptrft
nit Stef:Ifnehteu, Spuendpisu unb ipnIftseu Sc.
senftdapen um p, f6ldst SenRer Elm unb srfaul ben
5brer bur9 unsetmlt6eS @ebeuI nit Gntlssen. Rur
Renise slanten an BITE buaritraubenbeu DarIteIz
luusen folder uunbeimli@er@ GriebniGe absr es st.bt
ein y1enement9, ba5 rsseImdbts non Sputsetitern
beimaeinht nirh. Wenu eteieS yGeaemeni, bic
iirperItGe 8e6aniun5 nes Meuidenssifes, RON
Reruciitdt hetmseIuat pire, treten ale eenaunten
Grl6eiRuuseu elm. getro RerpsHtdt niat BON ans
lang an turirt, 70 ptro fte hrOutih. @esen tire
hrDniiGe, uie ssgsu tbre atute Gorm stebt es 6 n
unfeblbares SeiImittel, 9pitetter's Maaeubttters.
DaGelte biltt aud sesen MalaIta, 8bsumattsmuS,
Dpspeple bartletbtsteit une @alenfIub, bic aue i'm
Stanbe iinb, einen N1eni6sn uere5s 5a ma6eu.
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Mlllionen tuersem perfd,euft,

IS 1T seiuiB ipobttbuenO fir oas
Rnblitnm, 5u erfabren, oaB es bod me-
nisitens elm @eiddft i'm 2anoe siebt,
iueldes nidt OnpOr 5uradI6redt, ben
8ebarftieen unb 2ei6enoen aeeenii6er
groBmiitbis 5u iein. Die 8eIiber BON
Or. Sings gteuer @ntOedung fir
Sdwinolu6t, 9uiten uno S6nupfen baz
ben ii6er 5ebu Miaionen grobeflal6en
oieier sroBen Meoi5in perl6entt uno
baben Die @enu9tbuung 5u ruiilen, baB
oaburd in gauienben BON abiOlut bof-
nungslOien 5daen cine Seilung er5ielt
iuurbe. 9titbma, 8ron6itis, Seilerfeit
uno alIe 2eiben bes 5alies, Der 8ruIt
unb Der 2ungen uer6en babur9 li6er
furirt. Mau Ipre6e in Der glpOtbefe
uon S. &alteDer uno Sobn Dor uuo laiIe
fi9 cine BrO6eilalde umioHlt geben.
&e9uldre @r6Be so Gents uno S1.0o.
Seoe 5laide wiro garantirt, ooer Der
Breis suriidernattet.
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q. u. 8 u. y. 8abn.
9lbfahrt.

Na6 @aloeiton, 5ouiton unb guerl
tGgli6 .......... 900 Born
Na6 Corpus gbrifti, Granias 8aB unf
8eepille td9li6 .......2:20 9sadn.
Na6 &errpilIe tdslia, aussenOmmer
Sonnabenbs u.Sunntass 2 :45Natbnl
Na6 &errpille, Sonntass g 80 Born
Na9&errpiue, ,Sonnabenbs A :30Na6m.
Wnfunft
8on @aloeiton, Souitpn unb gueri
ta9l16 .............7:00 Mben0s
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB unf
8eepille td9li6 ......1:40 Na9m
Son aerroille tdsli6, aussenOmmer
Sonntass unoMontass 10 0:458prm
Bon &errpille. Sonntass. Gbenbs.
Son &errnille, WOntass. rs Born.
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8iefentsiessiaiffe.

SEPT naabent bet fpanii9 amerifa.
niffe Geetrieg bic uueatbebrIidteit
grpbe beraris9f9iffe bereits borgatbau bat,
plrb iiberall Der Ban BON g1ifsrieien
als bringenbe Not5menbi9teit empfur,
ben. 3en eriten &uF mad foI9eu
S6ifsrieieu Dernebmeu mir aus @ugs
Lamb, no ber 9oHtre.Mbmiral uno be-
fannie pOpuldre poIititer 2orb Char:
lee 8eresforb ebeu einen nWabnruf Oil
bic briiiId)e Station" ergeben lieB,
porin er bas BarIament befdwOrt,
einen BON ibm aus9earbeiteten Jloiten:
perfdrtunsSplaa su 9enebmigen, iOle
( ni6t zines SageS bem Snfelret6e cine
i9limme 9atafropbe broben.
Ser 2orb nil innerbalb eine8 3eit.
raums pon ftinf Sabren nidt tpeHiger
QIs neun neue @hIa6tf9iffe BON te
$4,000 8ons, sw6If pOn ie 10000
Sons, au6lf gepan3erte 8reujer bon ie
IL 600 Sons, ebenfo oiel bon ie 1000
8ons, fiinf5ig Sorpobobooiidger unb
o6t aobleu Sranspprtl9iffe fir ben
6lottenbeharf baueu, neil fonft nod
Nblauf 0ieier Grift bic britif6e Marine
ber fombiHirten rufiii9fra 36fi9en
6Intte nidt mebr genadfen iein
nerbe. Nid)t tpeniger aIs $175 000,s
600 Iolen 81 biefem 3Ded oerausgabt
J perben.
NuBertem folea II dltere pau3er.
fd5iffe nit neuen 8ei9aben u. I. p.,
arnlirt perben. raeiae SIotte Der
@elt" fagt ber gorb, bat nod 70 bifle
peraltete 8orberlaber an 8orb Ieiner
s9iffs uis mir. 9t6t weuiger ols 45
6abr3euge unferer pan3erhOite finb
nod nit iol9en a!ten @ef9hBeR
ausgertiliet.4 Wena bas BarIament
pon 2orb gereSforb's 9orl9Ideeu
ni6ts bOren pil, 10 niro ber 2orb bic
6ffentlide Meinulg tn @uglano 3u Be.
einfiuRen fu@en. 70 baB baS Bolt
felbff bonn Barlament bic 9ur9fiibs
rung bs8 8eresforb'i6en GlottenOer.
! fdrtungsplanes Derlangt.
7 sSebenfalls tpirb bic Mabnung bes
erfabreneu Seemanne5 ni9t ungeb6rt
bleiben uab bann tperben mir nieber
BET elmer neuen 9rebung Der enbloIeH
G9raube ber Ghfuugen an9elangt
iein, benn penn @neIanb feline GlOtte
10 geipaltis berfidrtt, merOen bic iibri.
gen Seeutd6te ni6t surtidbleibsu.
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Qer @er. siaaten. grauer. 9ersiu

Der Ser. Siaaten. grauer. gerein
repr6ientirt beute elm RapttaI BON tiber
bierbunoert WtiliOaeu Dollars. Wel,
den GinFuB bu8 BObI unb @ebe
Der grau s-Su0uitrie auf bas Bolt TN
algemeinen bat, gebt baraus berpor,
baB In ben gum gerein seborigen
8rauereien tiber bunberttauIenb
MeuI6en birett ansefeat finb, nobel
bic aud Ha1 5unberitauTenbpn 3dbIsn,
ben. MIR Indirect nit Der Snbufrie
SuIammenb1ngenoen unb BON ibr obs
bduaigen Weuiden nidt miteesdblt
Iine.
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9,atid,laaSs 3eituusea.

yon ben 3405 tdeli6 mebrmoIs
ober minbefens einmal m61entIi1 er.
f9einen6en 3eitungen, tpeI1e am /.
SuIi 1897 i'm beutiden Reide ge3dblt
tpnrben, eri6einen 1887 In bentf6er,
Bic tbrigen 68 In freuber 5pra9e.
llnter ben leBteren iiberpiegen melt bic
polnii6en 8lditer. Bon ben 39 In
pDlnii9er Gprade erfGeinenben 3ei.
iungen enifallen II auf bic ProbinS
pDien, 10 auf Sberi6Ieiien. Z cuff
Mef. preuBen, 2 ouf Of. preuBen unb
ie auf Berlin, 8D9um unb bas 46,
nigrei9 Sad]ien. Sbnen folgea an 8es
beutung unb 3abl bic In bdnii1er
Sprade erI9einenben 3eitungen. Sbs
uObI fie ausidlieBli6 auf benz engen
8ebiete rbfGleswigs per6heniliGt
tuerben, belduft fi6 beren 3abl benno9
auf 19. peIde 6 Mal m69enlIi6 BEE
rausfommen. Sn bieier berbdltniB.
m1big iiberaus sablreifen prefe Iiegt
Obne 3weifsl bic 9auptiidrfe Der bdni,
ihen propaganba in ienem 2anbeSs
tbeile.
Inter ben 1897 beuti9en 3eitnngen
sti9einen tdglid C MnI In Der MO9e
ober nod 6fter) 1897. 3mei ober
mebr 4usgaben babeu tdglif etwa 81
3eitun9en. Inter ben niGt tdgIi6 ers
idbeineneen 8Iditern tibertpiegen bic 3
MaI m06entlib beraustommenben
nit 1913 Sthd. Die @r6Be ber 2uf.
lage 1T bel bem sr6Beren 8beil Der
beuiiben 3eitungen betGhnt, BET Der
Minber3abl fam fie nur our1 5Gd'
Bung ermittelt merben. Die 2439 3ei'
tungen, beren 4ufiage 3ablenm1Big on,
seseben III, erfdsinen In 1926, 100
gremplaren. 9emna6 pirb man nit
elmer @efammtaufiage bon nift biel
inter II MtitIionen @remplaren gu
re6nen baben. Rad Abre6nuue Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der in freuiber
Spra9e erf6etnenbsn 3eiiungen eni,
fdllt iomit ouf fuenis mebr als BIER
&6pfe Der 1euifden SeDOIferung Elm
3ettungs @rempIar.
Anf 3eitnngs Announcement per.
ben in Seuil4lanb i'm @ansen 63
Yliu. Ntart. aifo erbebIi9 mebr als
Jlt. auf Zen StOpf Der 8eb6Iterung
ausgegeben.
321 3eitungen finb fOhierbatiD ober
freitOnieruatiu. 318 @eutrumsbI0tter,
300 natiOnaliberal. 356 IintsliberaI
Der berf6iebenen S6attirungen, "a
fOcialbemOtratiIdb unb ni6t tueniaer
olS 900 be3eidnen fi9 al8 parteiIos.
Der &eif finb amiss, Sreis., In3eige,
blditer ooer 3eitunseu. beren partei,
ltelnns ui9t ermiiteIt lit. @baratie,
riitil9 III babel bic peralsi9sneile iebr
groBe uu6 3ugleif ftetis tpa6Ienoe
BOIL Der narieiIoien 9eiinnnen.
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VI. 8. & Z. Rabn.


Nu y II.
Nad @aco, Sort @ortb. Dallas, aan
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicagU td9
LID $3.50 8orm. lno 500 Gbenbs
Infunft.
Bon @bicaso, ct. Souls, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Strt 8ortb unb 8acp, tdss
LID ..7:25 Borm. unb 3:15 Natm.
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gomtbern Vactftc 8abn.
9lbfa hrt.

u
gea9 Stem Orleans, 1outoll unb @al
peiton tdsli9 1910 Mittass unf
$50 Mbettbs Observation-Disclosures.
9sad eagle 8aB, Merico &c. IL 8orm
Na9 @alifornien. ..... .4:45 gta6m.
Nnfunft.
@un Neiu Orleans, SouIton unb @al.
peitou tdgli9 7:.25 8Orm. unb 4:25
Na9m. ......................
Son galifornien &C.. -. so Nornl,
Bon eagle 8as unb Merico ZOO
Nbenos. ..............
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Giienba1l Tabr : YlaH.
s. & o. u. 8aba.
Mhf fohrt

0ad ct. Souls uia Sron Mountain
uoer M. 6. & &. $50 @orm
Na6 ct. Qonis pia Sron Wountair
G0ute - :O0 MDeHDa
3ab Searne tdelib 300 Mpr9ens.
Na6 2arebo.. ...........9:45 Born.
Gnfunft.
Gon ct. 2ouis, Sron Wuuntain & Or
81. & Z. T..............S 800 8orm
Bon ct. 2ouis, Sron Wountain & 3d.
SC. & &. ............ 3 :55 gtafnl.
Bon Searne tdsli6. .10:20 Ibenbs.
8on 2areou. 200 Mben6a
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1ulf gbUre . 8abn. /.

U B abrt.
gaad 2auerniu, tdsli6. aussenOmmen
Sonntags, I'm. 80 BORN.
Gnfunft.
Bon 1apernia, tdslib, aussenummer
Sountaas. um. :09 ytahm.
Sonuabenbs, Inn $40 9ta6m.
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60. 3poetptls. Gai1 @rOeer.

goles 2ager bon STAPLE un6 Janeb
8rpcertes, g 6nitt'W aren,
Clothing, 6aten 8 SoiIette.
artifeln. @lass, poraelIa n,
unb aorb Waaren. Sn allen
9epartements aur frif9e Sa9en.
Riebrige preiie. 6reie unb prompte
ablisferuns. 1888 Siib.Nlomo.StraBe
gde @amargo. Selepbon 433.
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Cinderella S6nb gaIaif.


8srgsBt ni6t, baB mir unferen
Store nod 0fu. 2O7 2Glamos@ @lass.
5pei 0duisr fiibIi1 bon uniereu fras
beren SeiHdftsbauie. berIeat babeu.
no mir ale uniere alter seunben ,pie.
bersuieben bofen unb nod pieIs ueils
ba8u. ba mir nit ben befen Wooreu
bieHen t6nnen. unier Store IN oaita
men eingeri4tet, gut pemiiIIrt unb jebr
bell. &omnt unb iiattet uus eiren
gelu9 ab, tueun Sbr aud nid5t oe.
rabe gu faufen Diinf6t.
6. &aum,
@tnbereIla g 6ub.VaIali.
207 4lamo g3Iasa.
= Roofing Felt, Bed unb aspbolt
bel 0eurp BcuIb. fei "a
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@onrop 6 aiee, aeenten
ter befen unb 5uOerldiiigfen 6eutld6en
gerF@erunas @eFeQl6aftea. Office
tiber @roos' Baut.
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&C. 8. Dean. 22S g. ..6lores.
5trabe, tiimmt beim Intauf eiue86ubr.
tpertes bas sebrau9te In Nustauf1.
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Gtaffel & 8eid,, 331 gafi @om.
merce'Strabe, SamenbanbIuug. Sri.
fde Jelb' unb 8arte1 S1mereien.
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Setratbs.gbetue /:

B. K. @rObbennD u. emma gonrab.
@briitian uIri5 un6 Nartba 8Gu'
mann.
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gan 0ebrp gprinas Varf.

9ieIer angenebme part aebt 2oaen,
8ereinen unb GamiIien aur abbaltung
BON picnics &c. sur Derfaguag.
Beiu6ern tpirb alle nur bentbare
slufmerfianteit ernislsn.
Jeoen Soantag gta9mittdg
0roRes syrei aon3ert,
ausgefabrt bon Der pollsd1lisen
MilitGr 6 apelte,
Sn 8erbinbung nit bem Bnrf
liebt Q a b / b Wa e d'S
3oOtn8ifdjer @srteH,
Der pra1ipcue gyempIare ber Sbiers
melt, ipeciea Der teIaHii6en, auFpeif.
RiemGnb lollte oerfebIeH, oenfeIben at
bef9tissn, Die gr6bte 9tIrattion, bic
San AHtOniO anF3umeiIeu bat.
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u. euaslbarbt llbrmaBer, 122 sOsbabItr.
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- pnmpent 6euprsReu, Winbmab'
len unb Rbbren.
alamo Sron @crts
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= Roofing Felt, Bed unb slsoboll
u 0earp PauIb. Eel. So.
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In Big Timber.

Big Timber, March Blowing to the
severe storm Sunday night no services
were held in the Congregational church.
Mrs. Newton Budd returned Thurs
day morning from Seattle. Wash. where
she has been spending the winter with
relatives n friends
The marksmen of Mcleod are prepar-
ing to challenge the Big Timber Rifle
club to meet them in a rifle contest.
The Big Timber club will have to do
some good shooting to beat the Mcleod
men.
The last of his seasons club dances
under the auspices of the Big Timber
Pleasure club was given i'm the Busha
and Bailey hall last Friday evening.
The series of dances have been well at
tended n very enjoyable.
A sacred concert will be given in the
Congregational church IN Sunday
night.
DIR. j. w. Montrose will soon depart
for Preston. Idaho, where he VIII en-
gage in the practice of his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mendenhall of
Absarokee are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Jarrett of Big Timber this week.
The Misses Rye of Toronto are guests
of James Anderson and family on First
A freak of nature In the shape OF a
calf with two heads and two tails was
on exhibition in town on Friday. 1t
was brought to town by Milo Collins of
Grey Cliff. who stated that it lived but
a short time after birth. Both heads
were well developed, and with the ex-
ception of the su~perfiuous head and tail
had the appearance of an ordinary calf.
Saturday evening about s o'clock the
residence north of the railroad track,
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Creary. was
discovered to be on fire. Their house
houd goods were all saved from the
flames, but nothing could be done to
save the building. Fortunately, the
win was blowing from the east, which
made it possible to saw Ed Everett's
residence, which was quite near, on the
east side. The fire originated from a
defective fiue. The building was the
property of w. F. Mcleod of Mcleod.
A. G. Hatch left Saturday morning for
an Eastern trip of about six weeks, WIS.,
iting in Missouri and other East arn
places.
Attorney Sydney Fox will leave In a
few DAYS for an extended tour of the
coast. visiting in Portland. Tacoma end
Stanford University at Palo Alto. Cal
Hon.. Il. A. Guptill of East Saginaw,
Mich. has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Sibbors the past week.
The shooting last Saturday leaves the
score as follows: Dick Budd, 1873; FL
mer Budd. 1872; VIM. Bud !, Il: j. 8
| Beeson, 80: ]. w. Bailey, i95; NJ Cox
1874: f. NJ. Hall, 124; w. J. %iiannal. 1ai;
VIM. Irvine, 40; Norman Irvine. 1872: ",
o. Kellogg. lis: A L. .<sllDSg, 80; j. e
King. 10: w. s.. Moore, 127: l. {. Ohm
stead, Jake White, AZ: A.. T. andersen
1926: Roy Skill,har. 81 G. y Skill1fan
6S: Bird Vestdl, SO.
President J. i. Han "a the Dig Tim
Der National bank was u business VS.
itor i'm Helena the first of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Gei,er is visiting friend;
i'm Livingston.
C. w. ShunAke' a prominent wool!
grower Of Melville IL i'll town, To-Day.
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attend the trial of whitton for the muir
der of Allan sometime since.
M. XIII Of Butte was in the city on
Wednesday.
]. A. Hall Of Big Timber registered at
the Bozeman on Wednesday.
T.. c. Steele of Helena was in town on
Tuesday.
II. w. Jennings of Salt Lake City ar
rived in the city on Wednesday.
G. Il. Larsmer of Denver. Colo. regis
tered at the Bozeman on Wednesday.
1. Behtell of Butte was in the city on
Wednesday.
ID. u. Uugerman of Philipsburg was
in the city on Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie STICKY left on Saturday
to AXE charge Of her school on Camp
Creek.
Miss Luse, the elocutionist. has been
very sick the last week.
Mr.. Laverson of the Yellowstone was
up on Thursday to see his nephew,
who is going to college.
Edward Jones has been visiting
| friends in Helena this week.
Mr.. Oscar Van Tassell is very sick.
Mr.. Miller of Yellowstone county was
in the city on Thursday to see his son,
who Is attending college.
Miss l.. Marshall went TO Livingston
last Saturday for a visit to friends.
Miss TAFT. who has been sick for some
months. is on the high road to ~recovery
and able to be out.
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The knights and Ladies OF Security
entertained their friends with an ice
cream social and card party Tuesday
evening in their hall at South Butte.
Mrs. Matte White won the ladies'
first prize, while Mrs. w. A. Clark was
content with the BOBBY prize. San
johnson won the gentlemen's first prize
and Nj. Lee carried away the gentle
mems BOBBY prize. A pleasant even
ing was spent. Messrs. Jolly, Pelle-
tier and Clifford waited on the guests
in white costumes, much to the amuse-
ment Of all present.
The Woman's Relief Corps enter
tanned their friends Saturday evening
with a progressive whist party, in
which Mrs. George Bowman, Violet Gil
Ter won the ladies' prizes. and c. Il. Jol-
ly, p. H. Manchester n A. NJ. Turner
won the gentlemen's prizes. A very
pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Eldred. who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Boothby the past week. departed
Thursday for their home at Twin
Bridges.
w. L. Clark has returned from a
trip to Omaha n Deadwood.
r. X. Giard has returned from an ex-
tcuoto mp Idct.
c. f. Prahman has returned from an
extended trip to New York and other
Eastern cities.
The Silver Bow Whist club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Shaw in a very pleasant
manner The prizes were won by Mrs.
Robert Grant and d. f. Calkins.
A musical and Evolutionary enter
tainment of a high character vas given
at the Christian church last Thursday
evening to a full n a~ppreciative
house. The entertainment was for the
benefit of the church. Every number
on the programme was well received
and nearly all responded to an encore
The programme as given was: Mrs
Edna NJ. Hill. organ voluntary; Acme
quartette. song; Miss Annie
recitation. THE Boa Race" Miss FL
mo ~Jaquette. 20 Leave Me Not, Deal
Heart" (Tfto-Mattei); j. Wright, The
Minstrel Boy" shelly; Mrs. Sherman