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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18

Kidney Stew.-Soak kidney in saltec
water half an hour. Drain off the water,
wipe dry and cut into bits. Fry brown
with a tablespoonful of butter and one Of
chopped onion. Season with salt and pep
per, and mix with n tablespoonful of
dour. Cover with boiling water and stew
gently for about fifteen minutes. Serve
hot at once.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18
1T is stated that sharks

1t IS stated tbdt sharks HaNt Eteh
penetrated into the Meditcrrano An through
he Suez canal from the Red sea
A Dutch chemist in Java clai to
have discovered a process by which starch
may be converted in sugar at half the
present cost of sugar. The two substances
;re composed of the same chemical ele-
meb.S.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18

Hunger stones" have been seen In
the Rhine this winter. They appear
only when the river Is very low, and
the date Of their appearance is then cut
into them. They are believed to fore
bode q year of bad crops.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18

There is always room at the bottom
{ the eally stFRNberEy box
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18
One Difference

Mr.. Blower-It doesn't make any diff
ference to me what kline of man my
party puts up. My motto is, mot men,
but principles"
Mrs. B.-You are more fortunate
than we women. We have to content
ourselves with the man, and we gen.
orally get him without any principles
worth mentioning.-Boston Transcript
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18

"A London general omnibus is supposed
to earn $95 per week.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18
Same Old Persecution.

mabel, wouldn't it be jolly If we
could ride through life like this to-
gether?"
Now, George, if you're going to be
spoony, for goodness sake turn down
the lamp."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12
knights of Malta.

The increase in membership during the
past five years has been marvellous, but a
much greater increase is assured in the
immediate future. Communicates are
building or leasing new halls, greater in
terest is displayed in the degree work than
ever before, much elaborate paraphernalia
is being procured and committees are be-
ing appointed to prepare for the celebra
ton on st. Johns day, June "a, of the
eight hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
, the order.
Supreme Gcneralissimo Sir Melvin A.
Wolcott has removed from Wisconsin to
Everett, state of Washington where he has
bought ranch. He is also engaged in
organizing several communicates in that
state and will be heard from in the near
future.
Indications are that the next two months
will be record breakers in the point of
number of communicates instituted
The order is alert and the greatest interest
and activity are noticeable, what with So
Gals, church visitatons, etc., and confer
ring of degrees.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12
Royal Arcanum.

The supreme council at its recent meet
ing appointed commission to further ex-
anime the proposed change Of assessment
rates and appropriated Sl5, 900 for the use
OF the commission. The commission is to
prepare acompleto report and present 1t to
the supreme council at its next meeting.
The Royal Arcanum has now nearly
goo, 900 members and during the past fow
months has exhibited remarkable vitality
in its growth.
Almost persuaded; that was in 1897.
Now, in 1895 get that friend to become
wholly persuaded and place his application
in tho sccretary's hands at the next meet,
ing
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12
MASONIC.
Physical Qualifications In West Virginia.
South, West and East.

South, West and East.
A profane may be made Mason who is
minus the second finger and has the third
finger off at the first knuckle OH the right
hand. profanc whose right ankle is
stiff, with foot somewhat smaller than the
left and turned out, may be made a Mason
if the deformity does not prevent him
from conforming to the ritual. A profane
one of whose legs is 21a inches shorter
than the other is eligible to be made a
Mason. A profane cannot be made a Ma
son whose left hand is crippled in such IL
manner as to prevent him from flattening
it out.-Grand Lodge of West Virginia.
An expelled Mason has no Masonic
rights whatever, but Masonic charity, be-
ing as universal as the institution itself,
may well be bestowed even upon an erring
brother.-Grand Master of Minnesota.
Any member of a lodge under the juris-
diction of the grand lodge of Texas has tho
right to ballot on the application of a can
didatc in either of the three degrees.
There are 81 grand lodges and IL, O45
subordinate lodges in this country
The grand lodge of Illinois has assets of
S95, 1880, having gained $11, 572 43 dur
ing the past year. The grand lodge dues
are 10 cents per member.
There are 43 grand communicates of
knights Tcmplars in the United States,
1909 communicates and 112 1867 members
Rightly William j. Duncan, editor of
the Masonic department of the New York
Dispatch, insists that postprandial exer-
ciscs shall not contain anything that is
morally Objectionable.
>. O. Spring, grand master of royal and
select masters in Illinois, has divided the
state into nine arches and appointed Il
principal in each arch for the visitation
and culture of councils.
To scatter flowers on brothers grave is
very commendable and shows our love and
esteem for his memory, but to strew roses
along his pathway of life and pluck the
thorns and thistles from his troubled heart
is sowing seeds that will blossom and
bloom in the sweet by and by.
The Minnesota grand lodge of Masons
has declared that all insurance companies
operating under "Masonic" titles are
un Masonic and that Masons must not in
sure in them. This order will take effect
March l.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12
Good Advice For ANY Town,

The board of public works should be-
gin general and thorough cleaning up
of the city from one end to the other.
Every street and alley should be looked
after and the premises thoroughly in
spected everywhere. 1t would not only
be better i'll the way Of cleanliness,
but 1t would give the city still finer
appearance and quite likely the work
might result in preventing large
amount of sickness this winter. At the
same time the sidewalks should be put
In the very best shape possible, every
foot Of them inspected and orders to re-
pair given wherever needed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12

in 1t and the ashes clear. With the cold
air box adjusted properly to the area Of
outlets and the hampers wide open the
management is reduced TO the simplest
form, and if the fire goes out IL merely
notifies the tenants by its GOODNESS, and
no harm is done.
There are, however, many kinds of fur
naces to select from. The best are not al
ways the cheapest by any means, and fully
half of them may be said to waste fuel and
to create vexatious disappointments and
unsatisfactory results One reason for this
is.tho way the space in the furnace is ar
ranged, not being in proportion to the
pipes, and the latter cannot get sufficient
air to properly warm tho room it enters
because ono. or two pipes where the air can
travel with the least resistance get most
of it. and so the furnace is u failure. Two
thirds of the failures in furnaces are at
tributable to this fault. have seen fur
mace men almost melt the apparatus try
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12
ODD FELLOWS.
Partake of Patriarchal Hospitalities.
Friendly Grips.

Friendly Grips.
Those who are acquainted with the beau
ties of Patriarchal Odd Fellowship, and
thousands of brethren are, know its value
as well as the beauties of its ritualistic
ceremonies. They know, too, tn; 4 to be
an Odd Fellow in deed and in truth the
brother must tread the weary and rugged
road to Horcb and from its submit OBJ
tain a view of the beautiful hills and wales
of the promised land" Then why not
set about the work of inviting the brethren
of the subordinate to join in the march of
the shepherds to the tents of the faithful?
1t will be for their good to have them par
take of the hospitalitics of the Patriarchal
tent and enjoy the refreshing libations and
sustaining food there bestowed.-Odd Eel
lows Herald.
The committee OF the sovereign grand
lodge on Patrarchs Militant work will
meet in Dayton, o., on Feb. IS.
Only those who believe in the existence
of supreme being, Creator and preserver
of the universe can legally acquire or re-
tain membership in an Odd Fellows lodge.
Let each lodge put forth more effort to
retain the members it has, then the per-
centagc of loss by dropping might be ma
terially lcssencd by more active interest
in those who fall in arrears and thereby
lose interest in the lodge.
How many members have you invited to
go to lodge with you?
BE scrupulous in the admission of men,
bcrs, but not narrow minded in discussing
their claims on application.
The jurisdiction of Idaho, with but a
membership roll of 1896, has a beautiful
Odd Fellows home worth $40, 900 all paid.
How many applications for membership
have you secured?
Cantons of the Patriarch Militant should
be the most attractive meeting places for
the young men of our order.
The independent degree staff of the past
noble grands of Chicago are receiving
much encouragement in the good work of
assisting the weak Rebekah lodges.
The Odd Fellows home of Arkansas will
be located at Batesville, that city having
given $4,000 in cash and 800 acres of land
for the purpose.
At the last meeting of the board of di-
rcctors of the Illinois Orphans home IA
dependent homeless children were admit
ted to the home. Eight are under years of
age. This makes 154.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12

hall, quartered oak floor; kitchen and
bathroom, yellow pine floors; gas piped !;
plumbcd; water and sewer connections to
street.
Portable furnace to warm seven rooms
and hall
Painted three coats paint, exterior fin
ish, except shingles, which have two coats
creosote stain.
Cost to build, 1000, finished as above
This house is well adapted to good
neighborhood for erection on an expensive
site.
Always remember that an Independents
system of water supply and sewerage ca
be provided at slight difference in cost i
there is none in the street or convenien
tO connect with.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12
FIRST FLOOR PLAN,

ing to warm all the rooms and then give
up in disgust.
Dwelling house, 81 feet front and 40 feet
deep, adapted for erection on % foot lot
and presenting very unique and artistic
exterior.
Height of storics-cellar, feet 8 inches ;
first floor, 9 feet inches; second, feet &
inches; cellar walls stone below grade
level; brick for underpinning.
A frame house, sheathcd, felted and
shingle finish; roofs shingled.
Interior, brick set range, open brick
flrcplaces in parlor and dining room and
front bedroom, second floor; hard finished
walls; cellar floor ccmcntcd; laundry,
washtubs and servants water closet in
cellar under kitchen; attic, two finished
rooms; stained glass windows on first
story stairs; outside blinds.
First floor, main, fnish-hall ash;
rooms, white pine, polished.
Second floor, pine, filled and vanished;
kitchen and bathroom wainscoted; front
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-03-12
DESIGN FOR $4,000 HOUSE.
Handsome In Appearance and suitable Pee
an Expressive stts.

Hhndaotn~ IN NppFmfhh0F ~" Nuffm"fF ~
an Expressive site.
Copyright iseS. by George Paiiis~r. ;: Para
place. New York
In the selection u q suitable heating ap-
pliance for n home the attention ~ h 20
get must he taken very carefully into ac-
count. In American homes the carr ~ the
heater largely dcvolves upon the hirrd
help. and rs this sort Of help Ia srldom II
u high order I'm the engineering line u 10
important that the apparatus selected he
one that IL easy to manage and not liable
to get out Of order by neglect. and that
which comes within the least limit Of com
plications Is best and decidedly safest an.
der such circumstances. Thus the hot air
furnace may be- classed rs the simplest
All that is necdful Is to keep good FIR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-02

- Roofing Felt, Bed unb ASpbalt
BET 0eurp paulp. Eel. SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-02
Ereie Xilen.

S9iden Sic Sbre Qbreiie an $. 6.
Sudlen & 60. in gbicago uno sic iuerz
oen gratis cine 8robe S9a9tel pon
Or. Sings Neuen 2ebens=9lllen erbalten.
Cine Brobe wirb Sic BON Dem gSertbe
oeIielben iiber6eueen. Sic tuirfen lei6t
uno Iinb beiunbers gu eutpfeblen Bel
8erItopfun9 unb nero0lem &opftpeb.
Sir Malaria unt 2eberbel6perben ba=
ben re ii6 als uniddbbar eriuieien. @s
iplro 9arantirt, baB iie ablOlut frei BON
l9aoll6en Subitansen unb in ibrer
Sulammealebnn9 rein pesetabilii9 linb.
Sic l9pd6en bas Spitem ni9t, Ionbern
frafti9en baiielbe, inbem iie ben Magen
nno bic @ebdrme Su erneuter 9bdtisfeit
anresen. 9te9uldre @r0Be rs Gents
per Slai6e. 8erfauft in Der g(put6efe
BON s. &altener & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-02
q. u. & u. %. sabn.
u b { a 3 TT.

~ ~ -
Nab @alpeiton, Souton unb guert
td9ltb 900 Torm.
gead Corpus gbrifi, Granias BaB unf
8eepille tasli6 .......2:20 Na6m.
Na6 &erroille tdglid, aussenpmmer
SOnnabenos u.Sonntass 2 ::45gta6m
9fa6 &errbiGe, Sonntass 8 80 @orm.
Nad&errbilIe, ,Sonnabenbs a :30Nadm.
Wnfunft
Bon @alpelton, Suuiton unb guerl
tGgli6 -. 700 Nbenba
8on Corpus gbriiti, Nranias BaB uni
8eepille td9lid 40 Ma1m
Son aerrpilIe tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :45Gorm.
goH @erroille, SOnntass. ~ Mbenbs.
Son 8errpille, Monta9s. 1926 Gorm.
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Sin SsemoeaafeF fir SpQamo.

Ulit groBem Jnt:reffe bIidt bic s.,
bbltsruag 9oaanbs Der am 10. Sen
tember Ill amfsrbam iiatlfinbenbt =
ar6Auag Der iua8sn G6nisiu eniee
gen. pelGe baH. ibre 8oQjalriqfstt q.
reidt babsu mirb. giue ar6uuna In,
eI8ea!li9en Slime nirb uiht borae,
nommea, bic Jeierli9fei!ea erreid]eu
olsImebr Hur ben Gbarafter elmer feiers
Ilden SrGugnralion ber a6n!giu WiI.
belmlna.
Das gleisuiB wirb borausfdtli6 In
Der Geibi9te bes fIeinen unb bod TO
rei9eu G6niarei9es einen @lanspuuft
bllben. BON orientaIii1em Bruuf
unb elmer Initauung folder goIfs,
ttahsr, ipte bel Der Ir6uung in Mos,
tau, lDItb teiae aebe iein. 4ber bic
traoitionellen Standardization Der
alten ydeoerianbe marea INNER lebr
etnbrudsbOu unb barfien au1 beuisu,
tage nod Snterefe bieten.
Sm uebrigen til bic perf0nli9feit
Der 1ungen &6nigin fur ale naderen
poldnoertnnen, Elm @egenitanb bes
uneri96pfi6fen @uibufasmus unb
Slolses, 10 baB ba8 Naiionalfeft Dor
Alem Elm boItstblimli9 Invertebrates
6eit tperben nirb.
Die Jeier tuirb i'm @an3en uabesu
IA Gage bauera. Nm 81. Auguf um
3 ubr Wbenbs errei6te bic iunse So.
nigin bic 18 Sabre Der goli6briateii
unb an bieiem Gage besann bas Set,
behen @lanspuntt, bic 5bronbeltei.
gung, auf ben 10. September fdQt. Der
boudnbif9eu 8srfafIung gen1dB finbet
otefe ni9t im 9aag, ionbern in Nms
ferbam ftatt. Die @eremonie pieb in
Der sNeueu 9ir@e". abaebalten, tuelde
unslitdli6er Weiie faum gr6Ber 1T,
ols bic &apelIe bes areml au Mostau,
In tpel6em Der @3ar getr6nt wnrbe.
Die 3abl Der 3ui6auer pirb ba iehr
einsei6rdnft werben mtfIen. Sie
Wfitglieber betber Ramnern mhfen aus
gegen fein, nm ben Sreueib fur s6ai,
gin unb SbrOn au i9p6ren, bie anbe.
rem Whrbentrdger bes Gtaates nit
benz Dtplomatil1en Corps, tDerben BEN
tibrig bIeibenben Baum gan3 fur fd,
In 4nfpru6 nebmen, 10 baB fein ion.
ftiges publitum suldiis iein wirb.
GolgenbermaBen laltet Der gib, ben
bic innge a6nisin 3u iGp6ren bat:
mS9 f9mDre benz boudnbifd1eu
8olte, bob i'd bie gerfafung in Qdt
balten unb alentbaIben befoIgeu min.
Sd f6w6re, baB id nit meiner aan.
aen Madt bie llnaSbdngisteit unb bas
8ebiet meines GeiGes pertbeibiaeu uub
i9irmen min, baB i6 bffentlide unb
pribate Jreibeit unb bic &edte alsr
meiner llatertbanen i@hgen piG, unb
baB Id ole mir tibertragenen WitteI
anuenben nil, bes 8olfes Woblerae.
ben uao basieHise ber Gin3elnen au
forbern unb oufre9t gu baIten, 10 tpie
es elmer guten a6aigin pHiht lit. go
tuabr BELLE mir @ottl4
Damn erfOlgt bic Sbroabeiteigung,
geleitet bon ben GensraIitaaten, beren
@ib, aunddfi bonn prdFbenten unb
bann bon idmmtli6en etnaelnem Mit.
gliebern abgeleiitet. ben S6IuB Der
JeierIidfeit biIbet.
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nfunft.
gontbera Yactftc 8abr.
d B { q hrt

Qb t a brt.
9ta9 Stem Orleans, 6ouIton unb Gal
oeiton tdsli9 1910 Mittass uni
$3.50 Nbenbs.
gtad gasle 8aB, Merieo &c. IL 8orm.
9ea6 galifDrnien ...... .4:45 gfa6m
Nnfnnft.
gon Stem Orleans, Souiton unb Sol.
peiton tdsli1 7:25 8orm. unb 4:25
yta6m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Son galifornien &C.. Ill 80 8oru.
8on eagle GaB uno Mericu 7:00
Nbeno3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-02
Gt'aat Dbis, Sta>t TsIsAsA
RaeaS GcuYtp, q. g.

SranfS. Sbenes bel&tp5rt, bah q
be- xItsre partntr ber Sirma s. 8. Gbn
sss b 60. ift, tvtIde @eihSfte In Ser
etaht IoIeso, tn obensenanntsm Gounts
snb etaats, tbat, ans Sas bsfaste Sirma bs.
Summs ben etnbnnbert Dollars
Ser bnr& ben @ebraudb bon SaIPs Ra,
tarsk,Asr nitt ssbsiIt perbsn tann.
5ei4troren bor mir unb unt,rs
~~) mrieben In u,etner @eaenipart ss,
I SEAL , 9. Sertsmber u. D. 'Ss.
t~~) q. B. GIeafsn
SifentIider Rstar.
SsH's Ratarrt Snr trirs tnnerIid seaemt,
men, ans tptrft eirett auf eas 8Iut uns bic
(Asetmisen Dberfa9en Ses Sbfte,ns. asst
Gsa& ,nRirnft 3eusniHe fpmmen.
s. s. 6 henep d Co., Iolebs, o.
E@ 8srtauit ben Gpotbsfern, 75 gts.
Saa's Samilisn. Billsn iiuo bic beIisn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-02

Simmer nene @nibaaunsen tibsr
ben Drepfus. Gall tuerben jsbt befaunt.
go iOll ber O6erit BON G6watbtoppen
benz Waior @iterbasb fhr bic ausliefes
rung gewifsr Militdr GebeimnifIe bic
Summe bon 100000 Nlart be,abIt
haben.
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Nysabmcfe 6ptel Snr,
DIT Souiton StraBe,
70 N. ~ II tb, 49,. Gigentbiimer,

Wtan finbet bier Elm bor3hgli9es
@las Bier unierer beimiI1en Braue.
reien. 8eiDnbere Mnertennung Der.
bienen bic Weiue. gisarren. Wbisties,
Stquore &C. 8orSiisli1er 5reis
lund bes M orgens unb ga ds
mtttags. 9ieie Mirtbidaft erfteut
ftb bes ansgeaeidneten 9ufss su Dem
angenebmiien GufentbaItsurie ber
Stabt au adblen.
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Giieubabn Tabr : Ylan.
s. & o. u. sabn.
81 B + a 3 IT.

Nad ct. Souls bio Sron Mountain
pber so. 6. & &. .... $3.50 Gprm.
Na6 ct. 2puis bio Sroa Mpuntain
Goute. 300 Nbenbs
Ha6 9earne tdsli9 rs 100 Wprgens.
Ha6 2areoo. .9:45 Borm.
Nnfunft.
8on ct. Souls, Sron Mountain 6 M
Sc. & E. 800 8orm.
Son ct. Souls, Srun Mountain & M.
SC. & 8. ............ :55 gabm
Bon Searne td9li6. ...10:20 Ibenbs.
Bon 2are6o. 200 Ibenos
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M. Sc. Il e. @abn.
GJbF -

Na9 8aco, Sort Bprtb, Dallas, aan
Jag Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds
LID 9:30 8orm. unb 500 Nbenoa.
Gnfunft.
BON Chicago, ct. Souls, aanIas Stir,
Dallas, 5trt 8ortb unb @aco, tdss
LID :25 8orm. unb 10 20 9lbenbs.
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u B. D &Itafsn,
SfettIiher Rstar
TerS. gtaffeI. al @oa gom

SERB. StaffeI, 331 @aft @oms
merce StraBe, Mil6pirtbidaft ger.
rdtbe. Preservaline fur bic @rbaltung
bon Butter unb Mil6. gerbinberi
bic Mil6 bonn Sauernerben unb er.
bdIt bic Butter bolIfdnbig frii6 ftir eis
nen Monat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-02
Wnlf Ghore /, @abn
90. 0ooetptls, gaib Groeer.

goGes 2ager bon STAPLE uub Saucp
Groceries, g 6ntttsW aaren,
Clothing, 9titen, Soilette'
artiteIn. 8lass, porselIan' n'
unb aorb Waaren. Ju allen
9epartement8 MIR frifbe Sa6en.
Riebrige Preiie. 6reie unb prompts
AbIieferuug. 738 Siib.HlamosStraBe,
@de @amarao. SeIepbon 433.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-02

- pumpen, Seuprefeu, Winbnitib'
mhblen unb &bbren.
alamo Sron Morris.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-26
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.
pink-sys Is affecting horses at Dafur.

piuk-sys is affecting horses at Datur.
Or.
o. E. HALEY and Hugh Donneliy have
ieased the 0akesdale -four mill and viii
open ID about September !.
Charley Smith and John Martin. two
bcys killed large porcupir. on the Mar
liz farm TWO miles from Palouse.
Johr ketr. Of Pullman. claims osnerSnip
II a chicken NJ ving four legs The chick
10 n brown i.eshorn. ami v perfectly
healthy.
The heard of equalization Of Douglas
county has reduced the assessment e
farms ia the naishborhcod OF Hartine q
per cert.
The farm house Of William, worley. Nv
Ing two miles east OF IaFfie,d. on me
fre. The FIRE caught from blaTksm'tS
shop near tie house. and was beyond con-
troll when discovered.
The towns Of Wooiiey and sedro are tax
committee appointed 10 recommend re dis
trict 10 be !ncluded and name for me
proposed Incorporation suggest the naDe %
Sterlirg fsr the new town.
G. ". Thebo has arrived at Polly over
the baton trail from Pyramid HARDER
with tSsl head % beef cattle and 80 horses,
He says sfe trail proved excellent. and tEe
stock found ample sustcnanc- along tra
route. Thsy made eight or ten miles per
day. ard arrived al the river In good con-
dItion
J r. Sml,hsoD. of Tlienshfrg. has re-
turned rom the Upper Teanaway. where
IL went ic see about the loss - "A ;'Jgsior
OF 7 band ~ sheep there. \ new ID ~der
allowed Ia. animals 20 80 down a steep
bank aud they pied up unnt so were
Suloiherrd The nerdsr T. missing. and
ih.r, IL 4 possibility OF his being undet t}e
dead arlnaIS Mr.. Sualthson's soss VIII he
over <i.ats,
No .ess than ssx nsw lighthouses are az
present under construction on the west ern
coast % British Columbia. Thew aye situ-
ateG respectively AZ cape Nudge Eav ISL
ard an queen Charlotte sound. Sister
rocks between f,ofnox ard <anal;no. iv~
island a. ths entrance 70 Mi3faGrk sound.
Prospect point NJ = a0c.ativer narrows. ard
en- san Pedro roeks. ~ the entrance II
Niytof harb~t.
when OF the way 10 Part Angeles for
= cruise as2t SATURDAY evening, The yach.
Bora. of Victoria encountered A ttrHaE
southwest brace twa and = hal mi -
southeast Z RI ,s rocks. ard wale III the
srt OF shortening saj. boa tSFa.u Nh
~ao MAS stow ng tire Hviug I'D was MAJ
ell overheard from th@ }lb-hn2m. aztxv
sea was running AZ the tiuie. s<en. I'm
lay~5a who bad command az TIE s'oop.
took t0 tha situation IN M instant, ava tv
careful 1aadIsnx aad Judgment. past 'hS
~a3ap cnaut and manage! ~jtA aiT u}sy
~ heavc - Nae, wAich. luckily Mr. Whte
S-turb7 Nj waite sa$ not 3u tnr ,e3,s
exhausted. although re WAS IN the cod
water sWNiEs ustlb.ee.