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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-06-03

United -tatrs AMI ONCE.
Boise City. Idaho. Eay .. 1873.


Noticc s. hereby rivcn that the fonawing nam
Il settlcr ha. iled notice 81 his intention 20
axc flnai proof in support OF his claiG. and
That .nif proof vii, be ilAle before egister and
aceiver q :. Land onic3 NJ Dolsc City. ,daao
N dune IL. ieis. viz Eugcue Il. Parrotte,
'nli,s Storc. idaho. Hid. application No si3i, for
ne lots l. . 3 and 4. &c ,. tn. q n. ns w. -.
4 Idaho. lie nancs the following witnesses to
grove his continuous residence upon ana Guilt
walton OF, -aid land. via;
kdson bishop. Hugh bishop. and George yane.
~ walks tore Canyon Co. .daho and Henry
Par,ott, OF Boise City Ada Co.. Idaho.
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows OF any
substantial reason. under the law and the reg
ulatons Of the Interior Department why such
proof should not be allowed. will be given an
opportunity AT the above mentioned time ana
place TO cross-examine the Witnesses OF said
claimant and to oner evidence in rebuttal OF
that submitted by claimant
5-66-iO. CHARLES Himrod.
Eerf~ter.
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THE UNION PACIFIC

Passes through the best cities and towns
in Utah, Wyoming. Colorado. Kansas
aud Nebraska, and is the oest route to
Denver. Kansas City. Council Bluffs.
Sioux City. ST. Louis, Chicago aud all
eastern points.
The advantages gained by travelling va
the Union Pacific are.
Quick Time,
Unequaled Service.
Magnificent Equipment.
Double Drawing Room.
Pullman Palace Sleepers,
Pullman Timing Cars.
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
Pullman Tourist Sleepers.
For time tables, pamphlets descriptive
OF The country traversed, rates Of fare.
or any other information, address.
f. l.. LOMAN.
GES'L PASS. AND TIcKEr AGENr.
OA-nA, y BIB.
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Tune-Narchine Through Georgia.
Now mp and cinch Your saddles, boys,
AM buckle on vonr eun.
And when you touch the stirrups
Le' your horses heon the run,
For they rellus down in Cuba
y We i,',ve wi g'~,
While we go riding with Torrey.
Chorus:
V"trnl'l Hurrah' the chorus we will
s'~ell
Hurrahl Hurrah It's the cowboys tune
10 yell.
T'rr''s gnn for every pnnrhcr.
Mud we know our lend.r well.
While we 60 riding with Torrev.
f'rclr sam will make roundup
On the ranoe cross the bav.
H. wants Thousand ''rens" TO go
with Tprr, so they say,
To handle U. 5. irons.
IN systematic way.
While we 90 riding with Torrey.
No'v w ZEN u cooaes 10 riding. bows,
Our hronchos 90 the hest.
rh..v'l' IN 'ho vcetrrr cowboys
Are ooual 10 ~" lost;
Tts cariridfes ani yu's we wint
And we viii d. the rest.
While we go riding with TORY.
SO bows well make roundup
or the dons who fired the Maine
Wen burn the U S. brand 80 deep
Twill not be held by Spain
And on our native soil wen meet,
Al the home-ranch once again.
While we 90 riding with Torrey.
-TnE PocATELLo ADVANCE.
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Catherine Anderson,

widow Lacoh '. 49, r,on. d'o"1s.'. OF
Falk's store. Idaho. Hd application No. ~
FOR the w. y \. W 4. y. e. 4 s. w Z
sec. 80 TIP. NJ. Il. W.. Boise Meridian,
Idaho.
He names the FLOWING witnesses to prove
his CONTIGUOUS residence upon and cultiya-
ton or said land. Va;
Samuel Par OFT, OF ralss Store, Idaho,
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Aristidcs.
Prohibition State Tick Il.

Nomira,c, ,,ise Idaho. May e. lses
Governor. Mrs L. Z. johnson OF Bing-
nr..
Ii ut Gov. Jas. Baileatlnc. Of Boise
oupt. Public Instruction. J. ~ Re,
nolds of Canyon.
Secretary of State. Rev. ]. w. Knott
OF Bannock
Treasurer. J. }. Anthony OF Latah.
ATTORNEY -Geueral, VIM. A. Hall Of
idaho
Auditor. Nm. Naomi Med Phelps Of
Ada
Inspector Mines. David Farmer of
Owvhee.
Representative in Congress. Rev. W.
J Boone Of Canyon.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
PROHIBITION STATE CONVENTION
OF IDAHO, May 81, ls0s.
We. the Prohlhiiiouisis Of Idaho in
convention assembled. declare ourselves
In favor OF the principles OF the Prohi
bitten Party. and pledge ourselves to do
all In our power to secure the supremacy
Of those principles. and we will work
and pray for the time when there shall
not be legalized saloon in our State.
Second. Resolved. that we rejoice in
the equal rights of all our citizens and
confidently expect that the women OF
this State will vote to protect then
homes from the ra>ages OF the worst
enemy they ever had.
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~ ''"ffl''fF' - 'f''' 80 'f'''' W. -
those who are AZ ret from The .sc.,' ,
and at work for others
wosi every one is willing & h Up bury
dead man. bul how few are willing
to help livving one out Of the mire.
The hos ,ltal boat. the Solace is q nov
city In war. aud well nnmed. She Is fii-
ted up with 800 spring beds and several
hundred hammocks. medical and surgi.
cal stores. delicate food especially pre-
pared for the sick aud wounded. with D.
lot OF surgeons and nurses on bosrd and
will ACCOMPANY the flying squadron up
on Us awful erran ~ AN angel Of mercy
The other ships 70 out 10 N and de-
slroy; she. 10 receive the manned and
cyng She Is painted white and green
the most conspicuous colors and stands
high Oul Of the water, 50 that she can
be ,een AZ long distance. while Al her
aslhrads float the Tags of he Red
Cross. which will project her from all
civ illzed enemies. In the midst Of ba p
tie she will stand by out OF danger, but
within signaling distance, and when the
| flph,ing is over the other ships will de-
liver Ia her the wounded to be cared
for and the dead to be prepared for bur
ial II ship Of the enemy Is captured
or sunk, she will offer her merclful hos.
pitnliiy 10 us officers aud crew. - TnE
RAMS HOHN
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Edurarc Your Bowels with Chscarets.
Candy Cathnrtic. cure consiipui ion forever.
iOc 2jc. IL G. @. G fail, druggists refund money.
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Decoration Day Exercise.

IN fmmtil IRE " - " hhu hflfi
o,ls made quite disple, on Dcora
aloe Day. Their exercises began at l.
A a. at G A. II hall
A few minutes before II A. NJ. N,
@. A. r. Relief Corps aud citizens form
ed procession. aud m rchcd 10 he
music of fife aud drum, TO The NJ. J.
Church. where good meslc was rende.
81 and sermon was delivered by IL
pastor Aflee this srvice. a number
old soldiers we're detailed 10 proceed I
the Cemetery 10 decorate the grave
with beautiful garands and flo~ers.
II WAS a stormy day and not 'itsbl" for
women and children I 20 TO the Gem
eter, From the chur h the people re-
paired to the hall. where preparations
a. the proper time large concoursc
OF people feastcd on good things, as
only Emmett people eau do Just right.
until 1.-THE inner man was fully sntis
fed. when. OF course. they quit that
part of The exercise and took IN the af-
Ter noon progam, which began with sing
Ink by he choir The g. A. r. then
vent through their ceremonies. which
consisted mostly n Scripture readings
After the q a. r. service. the Relief
C tps went through with herr routine
- ceremonies. which consisted ~ reading
frpm their ritual and In decorating the
unknown graves with all kinds Of flow
.ers. woven into NIL kinds OF wrcaihs.
mos beautiful and affecting song
ssas rendered b, number u Fmmett's
fair rirs under direction Of Miss Da.
els An excellent Grafton wrs deliver
ed by Mr.. NJ II. Adams. VII h ellci
tel rounds Of applause from the audi.
- Mrs steinbower, and Mrs.
Warden. each delivered splendid dec.
ani Mr. hudson $40 rnrl. OF
isr City. delivered an excellent speech.
Toll or logic and vat. which frequently
brought the whole audience 10 laughter
cheers The closing song followed
nd The peope went 60 their homes feel.
Inc that the day had oecu pronlabl,
spent
Don't blow steamship whistle testi.
mony for cookie shell NE
TIL mouse that nlhhles Tire cheese. is
liable o. be eaten by the eat
Thu more We weigh our conversation.
the heavier the words will become.
You can I ''scek the Lard" with on,
eyeand the praise OF men with the rth,r
Manya ioad OF trouble would evaro
rate, If the Lord had chance to lo,k il
over.
ss'f-deniai Is the thermometer Of true
charity.
Love can ou.run The feet in carr, in!
good news.
suastokes affect the head--sin strokes
the heart.
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Character is the fruit Of thought, and
the seed OF action.
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20 .eanuis v. Freeman. T.. ID. Farnam a.
.Shn "arnam. their heirs, legal representative.
aud Assigns
You are hereby notified that have expenG
drvinF the yea- 1871. One Hundred Dollar
lapo- aad improvements upon the Lcviath.
,uartr mining claim. situate IN West View Nj.
ing District. county OF Soisc and state OF idah
the location certificate OF which is found
record 80 book OF quartz ciriins. 40 pa-c 90
the records % said i~,iSe cou~ty. ia ordert o. 10
saii c.nin uHaci tae pros isions OF section 21ss
he revised statutes OF the United states. az
the amendment thereto approved January ,.
1851 concerning annual labor upon mimi
cairns. htins ihc aalo1n' required TO hold suf
ode for the period emo n. On the 3.st day of l.
ccinissr iso7. II within ninety days after q
,dpl'cltion ~ this Office YOU IAN OF refuse
erniblt youi ti,GOttiDn ~ snc' expensi,r-
- = co-owuer. yol1 iui--c>t m tac ssid cs-
WIN heco.Ae tas pro- erty OF The Su5seril-
your co-owler who has mace the requis
expenditure y thc laS OF said 81.
.ion. .>u,A raynent may o. nnde 10 a. C. ~
nan. AZ 30. so5 Main street. BOISE City. 4.
county. idaho. who IS ny -rnt for that prri,os
March "a. iSis- rie T.. quentin
tirst pnoiicalon Mch. %. ...st. June "a
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Clean l'ood means o clean skin. Nc
beauty without IL. Cascureto. Candy Cathar
BE clean YONG blood AID keep II clean, by
,sriuC up the lazy LIVER aud driving al i'm
Anish pimpics. hnils, blotchls, hiaclleads
nd that sici,iy billions complexion by taking
'iscarcty.-hcauty Tor ten cents. Al drug
f.s, satisfaction igAiontced, loo, 2Jc, 5Oc.
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The happlcst people In this world are
those who are AZ re,t from The .se., ,
and at work for others
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Desert Land. Final Proof-Notice for Pubnes
ton.

Desert Land, Final PFoof.-Notile Tor Pubhca-
tion.
United >tufeS T.ard Offcc
Boise ity. Idaho. April 2s lt,S Z
Notice IS hereby yiven that Macy Ann sensou.
OF Emm u. Canyon Co. Idaho, has filed notice
OF intention to make proot on her lesert-land
ciain No i2s7. for the lot a. and SW,l Nwil
sec I. Up w. RAW. u. NJ. Ieaho. before Reg
lister and Receiver U. ;. Land once at Boise
city Idaho. on Monday the 18th day OF June.
1858 She names the following witnesses TO
prove the complete irrigation and reclamation
OF said land
Edison Bishop. Charles Mcdonald. Charles
Tollcs and George Vane. all OF FaliSs store. Can
yon TO. Idaho. Charles Himrod.
t-2o.6-3 Register
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A Good, Newsy Letter, From
NEW PLYMOUTH.

New Plymouth Idaho, MAY 81, 1898
DR.. w. h. Hamilton, Of Payette who
viii leave In few days for Silver City
where be win be the Miners doctor
called on his friends at the Colony and
bid them farewell The DR.. will be-
missed bv his patients nj the Colony.
Rev VIM Hall did not preach at the
Village Hall last Snnds, evening. owing
10 the heavy rain storm. The Presiding
Elder Of this district viii occupy tn"
pulpit next Sunday morning We wer'.
in hopes Of having Rev Atkinson ~ En-
nett In the evening. but he wished to
be relieved We holc to have him at
,oIher time
Mr.. Soreson or Pocntello. and w. p
Alderman. Of Hastings. Neb. were visi.
iors vt the Colony. Inst week AID were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Rose
who formerly resided nj pocatrlo. They
" ''e well pleased with the prospects NJ
the Colony. will. most likci, locate here
Rev. T. W. Atkinson called Mt IN"
Colony last week, ON his way TO Lower
Boise.
Reuben Shaw has sold about all Of his
potatoes. for seed. He took "a large load
to Pa,stte last saturday.
Mr.. ). ]. Durbiu aud wife. of Wciser.
were visitors at the Colony.
Mr. Il. T.. Compton. the now Post Mas
ter st the Colony, is authorized to take
subscriptions for the live county paper
known MS The Emmett Index" aud nll
advertising matter will be forwarded
by him.
Mrs NJ. Masteller will leave next Tues
day. for Nj. Vernon. Ohio. TO visit with
friends, and TO have an eye operated
upon.
h. p. Shawhan, Mr. Copand and par.
ty are spending "a few days at Caldwell,
Mrs. b. r. Shawhau expects to lrave
Tor the east next Monday. on an extend
ed visit.
Aristides.
The only dynamite war ship in H.,
world. Is the dynamite Cruiser. YES
uvius The very name indicates thu II
must be- powerful war ship. and tina
other folks had bSter give It plenty o
" o~ u 10 cnpnhle Of throwing tor
OF dynamite distance of Il milo
aud destroying any ship that floats.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At BOISE cfrv. IDAHO.
NAY eeth., 1898
Notice IS her w given That the FOLLOW
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his in
tentlon TO make "rnl proof IN support Of
Wis claim. and that spid proof viii be made
before The clerk 81 the Probate Court OF
Canyon County. Idaho. at Caldwell. Idaho. on
LnlY I'm. 1875. VIZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-07-22
MERE MENTION.

- AAuutGt duu WlIG vi NOWkeS
were here Monday.
For the best the Alaska refrigerator
call on W. W. Wright.
The Cowden.Kaley Clothing Co. is
selling straw hats at cost.
q. A. Willis returned Thursday from
a several days stay in Omaha.
Come and look over our assortment
Of gasoline stoves.-W. W. WRIGHT.
q Misses Minnie and Laura Smith are in
Holdrege this week visiting relatives.
w. W. Wright will put in your
plumbing and work of that kind cheap.
For fire, lightning aud tornado insur.
ance on farm and city property see l..
| II. Fort.
Mrs. w. X. Hayes and children left
Wednesday morning for a visit at
Prescott, Iowa.
Mr.. &. &. Gooding Of Franklin, Ne.
braska is q new resident of this city
from Franklin.
Mrs. Park Perry left the first of the
week for a visit with frien Is at Rocky
Ford, Colorado.
j. o. Buffers special sale commences
next week. Bargains in the harness
line never before heard of.
j. w. Kennedy of the depot force re.
turned home Thursday morning from
a trip in Colorado and Utah.
Rev. John Walker and family of
Burr Oak, Kansas were in the city Sun.
day, the guests of j. II. Smith.
Miss Cora Lewis after a visit with
her parents Riley Lewis and wife left
last night for her home in Denver.
Jas Gillian and DR.. 1. w. rulleys re-
turned home from their trip to the
mountains OF Colorado on Wednesday.
John Wilson and John Wittwer have
finished the erection of a fine windmill
on Mr.. Stonebraker's farm south Of the
city.
Attorney S. F. White, Of Urbana, II:
linois, an uncle OF Silas Fincher, is
visiting with that gentleman and
family.
We are still exclusive agents for the
SELF celebrated Shoes. Best in the
world.-THE CowDEN-KALEY CLOTH.
ING COMPANY.
A good many are still in arrears on
subscription who might just as well
pay up now and take advantage Of our
offer of premiums.
II have used Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and al
ways with good results" says Mr.. w
b. Cooper OF Ell Rio, Ca. "For small
children we find it espec ally effective
For Sale by II. E. Grice.
/ Lovers Of music will be treated to ,
recital under the auspices of the Chris
tian church the evening of August 4th
at the opera house, given by Mis-
; Beatrix Mizer Of the Chicago Musical
College, assisted by some of the bes
talent in the city. Program will b.
' given next week.
The Baptist Young Peoples Uniol
of the Baptist church have arranged
> for an entertainment on Thursday
July 28th, in which a stereo. cinegrapl
: with zonophone and stereoptican view!
of scenes in Cuba will be portrayed
8 with realistic effect. Admission tel
and fifteen cents. All are invited t
1 attend.
The Northwest Kansas and South
west Kansas Spiritualists association
Q will hold their third annual camp
t meeting at Franklin, Nebraska, on tn
same ground as last year, commencing
t Thursday, August 25th, and CLOSING
Sunday, September II. All are cor
daily invited. Admittance free. Cir
culars will be ready about August LIST
Those desiring circulars or other in
formation will receive the same by ad
u
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-07-22

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services next Sunday as follows.
Morning services at 1890. Subject,
"The Position Of Baptism in the Chris
tian System"
Sunday School at II AS.
Juniors meeting ut 8 pm.
Young Peoples Union meets at 2
pm.
Evening service at 8 o'clock. Sub
iect, "Ingenuity of Divine Love-"
General prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
All cordially invited. Seats free.
ISAAC w. EDISON, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-07-22

METHODIST
Services next Sunday as follows;
Morning service at 1890.
Sunday School at IL 80 I'M.
Junior League at 4 pm.
Senior League at Z pm.
Evening service at 8 o'clock,
Prayer meeting IN Wednesday even.
ing at 7:30.
Ladies Aid Society Friday afternoon.
All are most cordially invited to at.
tend.
JAMES MARK DARBY, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-07-22
CONGREGATIONAL

CONGREGATIONAL.
Regular services next Sunday as FOL.
lows;
Morning services at 1880. Subject,
"The Touch That Brings Healing"
Sunday School ATLAS.
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor at z p. m.
Evening service at 8 p. m.
Mid.week prayer meeting and con-
ference Wednesday evening at 8.
All cordially invited to attend these
services.
FRANK w. DEAN, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-07-22
CHURCH NOTES.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services each Lords Day as follows
Morning service at 1890. Subject,
The Balm Of Adversely"
Bible school, ~ m.
Junior Christian Endeavor 8 pm.
Senior Christian Endeavor 7:l5 pm .
Evening service at 8 o'clock. Sub.
ject, "a Thrice Blessed C%onqueror."
Excellent music each service.
Prayer meeting and bible study on
Wednesday evenings.
Ladies' Aid Society Friday after.
moons.
The convention Of Christian churhces
Of this county is called to at
Cowles, August 24.26.
Our pleasant church home and all
services are ever open to the public.
l.. A. H~UssoNG, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-07-22
Injected Chincc Bugs.

Infected chinee Bugs.
The following letter received by Jno.
Garner is published for the benefit Of
parties desiring to procure infected
chinch bugs. Letters should be ad.
dressed to Lawrence Bruner, Lincoln,
Nebraska, in care Of State University.
LINCOLN, Neb, July 10, 1893.
Mr.. John Garner, Red Cloud, Neb.
My Dear Sir--Your favor OF the 18th
at hand, and I send you herewith a
small box of infected chinch bugs,
along with directions for their use.
If any of your neighbors ask whether
il can be obtained at the university,
you might inform them that by send
ing ten cents we could furnish them
with a box of the infection.
Yours very respectfully,
LAWRENCE BRUNER.
The crop bulletin Of this state may be
summarized as follows from the re.
report Of the state observer: The week
has been one Of unusually ever con.
ditions, the daily average temperature
being about two degrees below the
normal. The daily maximum temper.
atures were generally below ninety de.
grees. There has been a decided de-
ficiency in precipitation, there being
only a few scattered showers; the
greater portion OF the state had no
precipitation. There has been an un-
usual amount of sunshine, and the o n
ditions were very favorable for har-
vesting small grain, which is about
completed. Threshing is in progress
in many sections. and the yield is re.
ported fair, with good quality. Corn
has made good growth, and still holds
a good color, but needs rain at this
/ period, especially as 1t has begun to
tassel. Chinch bugs are reported in
! some sections, but the damage is gen.
orally slight. Pastures are reported as
being dried up in some localities.
Persons troubled with diarrhoea will
be interested in the experience Of Mr..
w. Nj. Bush, clerk of Hotel Dorrence,
Providence, r.. l He says; "For sew
eral years l have been almost a con
slant sufferer from diarrhoea, and fire..
quent attacks completely prostrating
me and rendering me unfit for my du.
ties at this hotel. About two years ago
travelling salesman kindly gave me a
small bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Much
to my surprise and delight its effects
were immediate. Whenever l feel
symptoms of the disease ! would forti-
fly myself against the attack with a few
doses of this valuable remedy. The
result has been very satisfactory and
almost complete relief from the aflic.
ton" For sale by II. +. Grice.
Campbell Bros. shows which will APP.
pear in this city next Tuesday, have
since their appearance in this city
about a year ago, added many new
features to their shows, especially In
the animal line, and at present have as
! good a show as a be found anywhere
for the price of admission,
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Dudley Items.
Dudley, N. c., May 3, '98.

Dudley, N, c.. May 3, '98.
DEAR ARGUS Capt. Ed
Jones, Of Rocky Point is here as
sistlng our. operator Mr.. J. w,
Rose through the busy season.
Miss Sallie Cox and Mr.. W. S.
Grady visited near Providence
Sunday. We understand that the
place has been selected for the
house to be built.
Mr.. Leonard Smith spent Sun
day with G. E Hines.
Mr. G. A. Baily who has been
store keeper at MI. J. w. Grady's
distfIlery for 8 months, left Sun
day night for his home in Person
county. Mr.. Bailey won many
warm friends while here and we
regret very much to lose him,
but we understood at the train
Sunday night that he will return
in watermelon time.
Mr. A. M. Golden, of Scotland,
was here Sunday. He is sign
painting and representing the
largest supply house on earth.
M. QUAD.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-05-05
OAK RIDGE VICTORIOUS.
Winners of the Championship
Banner and Cup, State School
Tract Athletic Contest.

AT the Track Athletic Contest
Of State Secondary Schools, at
Chapel Hill, 10th inst, Oak
Ridge Institute won nine out OF
the thirteen prices the Champion
ship Banner, and the best Ath-
lete's Cup. The events in which
our team was victorious are, SO
yards dash, 100 yards dash, run
mig broad jump, running high
jump, pole vault, throwing ham
mer, punting foot ball, drop kick
for goal, and one mile relay race.
The members of the Track team
representing this Institution are
R. L.. Carter, Captain; w. G.
Linyille, Robin Brem, and T. W.
Brake. Mr.. Carter won the cup.
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commissioners Land Sale.

BY Virtue OF an orQer OF the the ST.
perlor Court OF Wayne county, in an
action n which GuIIford Harry Lovett
ct ais, were plaintiffs, and w. H.
Mitchell ct ais, were defendants, We,
the undersigned commissioners, Will
sell at he court house Qoor In Colds
Doro, a. IL O'clock NJ, On the lst Ion
day in j lne, 1898, 1t being the 9Th uay
OF said month, The following real estate:
Ihe tract OF Ian convey ca to w. II.
Mitchell by ueed OF Henry Mitchell
ana Barbara Mitchell, OF date NOV.
10Th, 1857, anu described as follows:
Begin llng at ID STAKE IN The DAD ana
Id Louis GulIey's line, anu runs Sou h
z, Hest 80 poles to d stake, thence N
10 w 503 poles to d uIack gum; hence
n. oo w 20 poles TO a stake; thence
n. 2, e. to poles 70 a pine, tnence u
poles TO d stake in the lane, thence
with said lane N 8, E 213 poles to a
stake III the road, Themes with sac
road E. 46 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 5o acres, more or less
f. a. Daniels,
w. &. Monroe,
This Apr il 18th, '9S. Comm .ssiOnerS