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WYOMING ENCAMPMENT NO. 1. l,
0 G.. F.. Meets first and third Thursday
evenings in |. o. F. hall.
Charles Kuster. c. P.
John EckerEnan, Scribe.
, 1898-07-20

WASHINGTON CAMP NO. l, P. o.
s. Of A. Meets second and fourth Wed
nesday evenings in G. A. r. hall.
o. S. Jackson, President.
G. A. Hertzog, r, S,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-06-30
Line Up,

The young Americans of Hope met in
the town hall Mondy night for tho pur-
pose of organizing militia company.
The meeting was called to order by r.
E. Morehouse. On motion 0. G. Major
was elected chairman and r. E. Moore
house secretary.
The following named gentlemen pledg
ed themselves to respond to any call
made by the president of the United
States, for the purpose of freeing Cuba
and the protection of the American flag
Geo. Fesler, F. N. Lang,
Joe Cochrane. Jock Roe,
J. E. Williams, L. O. Finn,
H. II. Fullmcr, C.J. Wasem,
Martin Rathstock, r. Fl. BeadIe,
Arno Lang, j. A. Warner,
R. E. Morehouse, c. R. Jackson,
o. G. Major.
+. N. Lang was appointed temporary
drillmaster. Moved and seconded that
tho minutes of this meeting be publish.
ed in the newspapers of the county.
Meeting adjourned to meet Wednesday
Qast) night.
O. G. Major, chairman.
R. E. Morehouse, secretary.
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BrOadlaWn.

Preaching in Broadlawn school house
Sunday at II o'clock.
Mr.. Ent closed very successful term
of school last Friday.
Goo. Wilcox went to Cassclton to the
tournament last week.
Miss Gene Mclean was visiting Miss
L zzic jefferson last week.
Crops are looking fnc in this vicinity
and everybody seems to feel pretty good
We understand Mrs. Joe Knight is
quite poorly.
Miss Maud Long is visiting Miss
Clara Pope this week.
Geo. Smith left for Devils Lake last
Tuesday. lie expects to be gone about
ten days.
Miss Ora Fuller closed very success
ful term of school in Glendale Tuesday
She has two weeks vacation. when sht
will commence four months term.
Geo. Courtney and family spent las
Friday at S. +. Pope's.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
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Program 11e2kse&$p of Races.

3 minute trot. Purse $1,000. $40 to 1st
$40 to ID.
minute trot. Purse $4,000. So to lst
s. to I'd.
All horses ever having started or raced
for money, are barred from this 4 min
ute trOt.
Conditions of trotting races. Mile heats
best 9 in 3. Entrance fee IL per cent
of purse, to enter and to start.
Running races for horses. Purse $4,000.
$40 to 1st $40 to ID, half mile heats,
best 2 in 3. Entrance fee 10 per cent
OF purse, 3 to enter and to start.
Pony running race-not over 1415 hands
high. Purse S700 S. to 1st, 81 to
I'd. Third entrance fec returned
Half mile heats. best in 3. Entrance
fee 10 per cent of purse, 4 to enter 3 to
start.
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list pub June %
Notice for Publication.

r AND OFFICE at Fargo. y. d.. May q. 1893.
IL Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Hon. Regis
ter and Receiver United States land office at
Fargo, No. Dak., on July II, 1885, viz:
ALMERON PARKS.
II i. No. 1904 for the SEA See. %, Town. l43 y.
II. IS W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
Charlie &. Axen. Of Colgate. Stcr.r Co. no.
Dak.. Charles ID. Gray. George II. Knowles. Ed
ward c. Baumgardner, of Page. CasS Co.. No.
Dak.
CIIAS. y. VALENTINE. Register.
l.. Il. HANNA. Page. y. ID.
list mi, llnp -
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Slow mule race. Purse $500. S3 to lst
s. to I'd. Entrance fec 10 per cent of
purse, 3 to enter to start. Owners
not allowed to ride their own mules.
Spurs, whips or clubs, barred
Bicycle race for ladies. Purse S., s. to
LIST 81 to I'd, half mile run. No en-
trance fee. Must be 3 entries.
Soliciting committee: r. N. Gilmore, j.
Il: McCollom, r. A. Mclean. L. N.
Gilmore treasurer.
Bicycle Race. Purse $50. Is mile heat
best in 3. Entrance fec 10 per cent
OF purse. Martin and Cool of Hope.
Robinson of Grand Forks. and a rider
from Casselton, arc expected to enter
Running Race for Ladies. Purse $40,
divided 81 to 1st, So to I'd. No en-
trance fee-3 to enter.
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H. H. WAsEM,
F. N. GILMORE,
]. ]. WAMBERG,
WAR NEWS!

Playa Del Este, June 24.-Fivc miles
east of here terrible battle was fought
yesterday. Americans lost - and so
more are wounded. About 1000 Span
iards we're defeated by legs than 1,O0O
Americans.
Later: 1t is now believed that con.
siderable number were killed and wound
ed on the American side, being shot by
their own men from the rear. After the
rough riders had gone into the thicket
to rout the Spaniards, other American
troops approached from behind and be-
gan firing into tho dense growth before
it was discovered that Americans as
we'll as Spaniards were there.
Washington, juno 2G--It is no longer
secret, Spain is certainly seeking for
peace.
Key West, June G.-Havana is threat
ened with immediate starvation, the
mass OF the population having nothing
to eat but rice and potatoes. Blanco is
anxious to get all the non -compatants
out of the city. as $4,000 troops are on
half rations The condition of tho poor
is appalling and hundreds are dying
every day. Blanco cannot hold out six
weeks longer.
Washington, June 29.-The call for
100000 more troops is prepared and
ready for The PRESIDENTS signature.
The president has issued proclama
ton extending the blockade of Cuba to
the southern coast from Cape Fraces to
Cape Cruz, also San Juan and Porto
Rico.
SIMPSONS fleet and Skaters army OF
10000 are supposed to have captured
Santiago and destroyed the bottlcdup
fleet yesterday.
Sampson now has direct cable com.
munication with Washington 30 minu,
cts is required only.
All is quiet at Manila ut last report.
| Our first troops are supposed to have
reached Dewey and perhaps at this
writing Manila h in ours,
Commodore Watson wi snil IN II fcw
! days with now anl host llcct IN our
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G. S. MOOREs,
O: G. MAJOR,
Executive Committee.

navy to meet and destroy Camara's fleet
then proceed across the water and bonn
bard Spanish coast towns. AS soon as
Schley can be spared, he will follow up
with another and equally as good squad.
ron.
The North Dakota troops sailed from
Frisco yesterday, for Manila.
No later news by wire at l:3O today.
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new TELEPHONE
FOR HOPE!

The Pioneer received on Friday last
the following letter, which is good news
for Hope and vicinity. In part the let.
ter reads:
"Oflice Of Gen. Supt
Tho Northwestern Long Distance
Telephone Exchange Co..
Minneapolis, Mimi, May "a, 1893.
My Dear Sir:
The Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change Co. has under consideration the
immediate extension Of it's long distance
telephone service to your town-con-
Meeting you with its extensive LONG
DISTANCE service. You will not be
asked to contribute money or to sub
scribe for stock, &C.. &c.
Yours truly,
G.. P. WAINMAN, Gen. Sup't."
This is big thing for Hope. 1t will
not in any way conflict with our local
phone, but will add business to it. Un.
doubtedly the line will be extended up
from Casselton, with Offices at Ayr,
Page, Colgate Hope, Finley, Sharon and
Aneta. A grand thing for this whole
section, as it places all of us in touch
with Fargo. st. Paul and Minneapolis,
Chicago and the outside world in gen.
cral. All towns Of any size have an Of.
flee of the long distance phone, and
We are glad to know that Hope will soon
be connected with the entire northwest.
T.. $. According to tho date, tho letter
has been delayed in transit
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Timber Culture, Final Proof.
Notice for Publication.

TNITED STATES Land Office, Fargo
u North Dakota. June II, 1888.
widow, and one Of the heirs Of Amos U. Rugg
deceased. has filed notice Of intention to make
final proof before +. Fl. GllbertSOn. clerk of the
district court in and for Steele county. North
Dakota. at his Office In SherbrOOkc. Steele coun.
ty, North Dakota. on the 9th day Of August. A
d.. 1898, on timber culture application No. 1927
and lots three and four of section No. p in town
ship No. III, range No. s.. She names as wit
nCSSeS:
ak%f es y P StsGe Scee ecmty "G{y NTH NTH
Dakota. Rice Jackson Of Hope. Steele county
North Dakota, Fred r. Hugg of Hope, Steele
county, North Dakota,
CHAS. y. VALENTINE,
Register.
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Uhe 4tn1teer*
BY cHAS. 1. ALLEN.
Official Newspaper Of Steele County

Entered at the postoftice in Hope, North Da-
kota. as second class mail matter.
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Notice for Publication.

r AND OFFICE at Fargo. No. Dak.. May "a,
IL lS.H.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof IN support Of his claim. and
tt tr S S hver r w mn nj S S, ne."rr H I,1 & &Mss,i
Fargo, North Dakota. on July II. 1898. VIZ:
tllARLEG. AMEN.
II. l.. No. o0..5. for the SWi,,, See. s. Town. IL,
\. u. ~ ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said hand. VIZ:
Almri0n Parks. Charles ID. Gray. George u.
Knowles. Edward &. ,ulmsAidncr. Of Page tnss
Goa No. Oak.
tiIAS. y, VALENTINE, lir.i,irr.
l.. u. HANNA, Page. \, u.
Isl pub Junr2
H.. :. 4 M 4. o III
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This paper will continue to be sent till all ar
rearages are paid and 1t is ordered discontinued.
Sunday School Convention.

~y 0SAoOA SOhV ShSAOus
The tenth annual convention OF the
Steele County Sabbath School Associa-
tion will be held in the Methodist
church at Hope, on Thursday and Fri.
day. July IA and Is, 1898.
Let every school in the county be
represented and all workers plan to be
present.
By order Of the executive committee.
Charles G. Boise,
Chairman Elk. Com.
Mrs. John Van Dusen,
Secretary.
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Independent Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a mass
convention will be held by the Inde.
pendents of Steele county, N. D., at
Sherbrooke, N. D., on Saturday, July g.
1898, at 1880 o'clock a. ul., for the pur.
pose of electing five delegates to the In
dependent state convention to be held
at Fargo. N. D., July -, 1898, and tc
transact such other business as may
properly come before it.
By order of the Independent central
committee for Steele county, N. D.
JOHN OxToN, Chairman.
w. S, HENRY, Secretary.
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Washington, Jun. 2G.--It is no longer
a secret, Spain is certainly seeking for
peace.
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Calithumpian Parade a. IN. shap. Purse
S. 1st s. ed So. Committee T. NJ. Had
Wen r. A. Mclean, A. T. Ward Above|
committee to appoint judges of parade. Il
Speaking in town hall at 1890 a. m. Com
mlttee to procure speakers: J. J. Wam-
berg c. S. Shippy, T. ]. McMahon. Il
Races at 1:3o D. m. Committee on all|
races: o. G.. Major Frank Hill, C.. S. Il
MOores. Purses $Ioooo Il
Ball Game at d p. M Committee A. E. Il
Warner, F. E. Carpenter B. c. Shaw.
Purse $780, Il
Slow Mule Race at p M Purse $500. Il
Foot Race 100 yards Purse $500 S. toll
1st 81 to 3D. best two in three il
Boys Foot Race Purse $500. 81 to 1st il
81 to 3D. 100 yard dash, open to boys ID il
years old or younger. Il
Sack Race. Purse $500. 81 to 1st ST. toll
I'd. Committee on field sports G. c. Mer-||
riell, G.. A. Warner, NJ. c. Pressly Il
Marshal of the day Thos. Ward assistant i
Ralph Moorchousc II
Days entertainment to be wound up with a
Grand Ball in the evening for the benefit of il
the Hope Cornet Band, who will enliven
the exercises during the day with music by II
the full band II
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ESs E---e T-r-lz-. I.
5-- q CEe.l school
-p~4f several DAYS vtA h-r
Ha.-1ts e-ltly. - LF4Tett=
springs
NJ Dora Patton va lie
-a->t u ler sister. Mr. B. n.
collins llss seek
W. MARTA PAS. ~ NJ
Albany. Ms = sting J. !
Pas and .zmliy this wee
Joe Liv ao-l started f0r Texa,
several days szo- We resretrei
lis departure bHs trust e :
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sEl --@eee = % v,4 Zoe
r. J. H. Y IN ard hi.
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visited VI aai NJ ". II
br-ee u1t long since
si->s., Bruce. Watts. Bonds.
Pets and Nzlss attended
M--s.i ss> at Memphis Febra-
sry --ll
u : hsf.y Threlkeld and her
arorle-- stephen. we're The
sgt>.s NJ tLeir SISTER. Mss E.
e.. = >syez4. days ago
Nj Los Barry. Of Oxford.
VISITED her mother Who L.
been sslfe sIcE but recovering
rapidly.
Ba1 p tchzrtI. Of Texas :
visiting Is brother. u. 3.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
To HELP TIE
CUBAN CHILDREN.
superintendent of EGuc7-
ifon ksncannsn Appeals
To Tire Te-~heI~ and
Eildren OF Mississippi.

T. tie Teachers Hn6 >chool
ca 6rsa q Nis-s>> PPi--A p-r
>aaa f-e1E Eho - recently
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tat - eu-5lflsa Il az4i-s
fhers : eTeu wn-Se thA1 repre-
>-e--s 81 TIE papers He
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unhspuv lS,aHd a-r TIE G--af-st
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a. presented 10 H. AID A.
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90 le. Eol11e1t that TIE teach
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rounded ~ tie comforts aud
bless = of ll-- ulll e1ca gladly
ce-trl I.sl-- q s-aIi s1m for tke
Fel-s. Il TIE starving children
~ C4hs- den Il ~ duty 10
bring rhrs matter - t@eir atfen-
tIo1- Il race teacher AID pa
pi- ia TIE schools 81 u - - ppl
WIil contribute lot more than
Ave c~a-s f1- ma --5ar~at sun
81 - 80 all be r4l>-l Any
teacher and child N Y Is-lsS. ppi
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hat ~seh eu-aty ssPe-InIend-
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re- promia entiy 70 the 4sieAtiol
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teacher present TIE natter 10
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ter Al couIFltg ions this
nsGe sai u FORWARDED 10 Hsr-
Walter Bar.er. " 49,. ppa.1.
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ap~a The pur-es 81 TIE teachers
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Respectfully.
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safe >zpt 81 E5aca.o1-
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How to Live Long.

FL deeply N mind The grand
truth that life poser rue. TIE
body. and Tat Il alone ca care
disease
Life power lives OF ar. water
ard food only a. e.s- : hart
fEL
Make cleanliness ycar motto.
aud wzteA against fifth Il both
house and grounds
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for all breathe deeply a hun.
d-e1 lines daily. xear NJ Ii-h;
clothing
Above a.. ven,ilzie roar
--erp1D- room-
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appetite = GElL. eat frat oaIy.
90 Ell norhIre IL no 1ery
eoa1lzsufs. bit Ike chiefly On
natural gains. Vegetables al.
trzi- Never ask yozr stouse.
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y0-r teeth A1ora yozr table
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1gwers aud szles ard kindly
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les o1y. bit dA1-eE \ hlch
cl--t al -T- freedom 10
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ca7ce erez nzcre-
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AID zstzozyAL i. CT every morn
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Ie aall~zee "A ztIezGaue-
upon VI kezr-eys lecture n
t-- P45l4c >eAoel chapel last
>stl-7tax Ll.-z z-re delightfully."-
entertained and Instructed N
Ter a eaa-lza. vocsl 900 By
II = Ial5sI McEIz. Ms kear-
NY gave Lez fsLaz> asi..ress on
-Irave-> ! LA Her clear
sweet Voice. Ar- r 8cueace and
zn-r5sn Koa the profoznd
attentioa Of Ter aa1ieucr from
TIE inst NIyiGiy -Ae aescrlb-
- her arrival and dr.t lnpres
Sons OF >IIk2 and The @a-a1t-
cent u0u1Eazz> n TIE back
ground. Taro-ehszl IT, I-1er-
eslius address. Mss kezruey
deity wove her sentiment.
gpou temperance Ike 3 shining
thread u 4 Gark EooL
ne Iife-ike sIere0piie0n
vieEs- presented by PROT ! l.
johnson. = u - hearnry gave
e1F-a14lI0as- were SCENES IN
D8z-lzs I>lzE1- jane. Sitka.
New MetlIe4Ila- Fort New
" za8ei-. The Q4artz Nine. \
Community Hoa>-. Tn YGeaa
River. The Glaciers. and many
other grand and picturesque
landscapes WHIle a new light
and interest was lhroEn upon
tbs EonderfaI Laad OF SaoE AID
ice and gole- Il = hardy prob
able that the >oatA al. IL de-
pJpH.a.ed by an exodus Of gold
bags
LeetEriug on travels i gaite
a new feature OF VI iss.kezrne : /,
wors. bat wIli doubtless prove
a sacces>- - have hex efforts II
behalf 81 temperance Sae has
:eetEred II every State and
territory IL the { nitesi States.
aud IL the largest cities O..
t41al.4 and Europe \ EJmzn
~ brilliant intellect. Al1 t4.en.s
which would EIa lane aud f8r-
tune If devoted - self. Mss
hearuey Gzs coaSeCrafe,i her
LIE and woFk 70 TIE p. iltin- u
Ter feIlow-beings. and made a
saerznee which wiiI bring is
own great reEafd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
Where American Maya
zines Go.

The vide range of the Greg
ialious Of American magazines
and the manner In which thew
penetrate the fartaesr points of
the earth found new evidence
lsst weeE. when a single list o.
dye hundred subscriptions 10
the Ladies Hone Journal vas
received BY tia; magazine from
3ui garia- the list being headed
BY the Eame OF Her Reysl High
aess. the Princess Maria Louise.
George keaBaa, the Siberian
trayeier. said tia; lie found this
magazine IN homes on the step
pes of Siberia while Peazy met
~iIh il in Greenland II Is an
interesting Eiet that tie Ladies
Home Journal hzs subscriptions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

IN zNE nl-e 81 tire SKY -Sw E
z-zea.-iy see~cses CT 4r-d "a
flezS OF ne 81 DEr - the
sng.e EoztA o Deeelt sr l1st-
f1z iz-t42cs. - received sae-
= ragsioaS froz >vrn. Japs1.
T-x1sv- Tzrk-s. gouce Pre-
state. TraEsvasL. Lihrrlz- N4-zl.
Ser Le~--. Zxisisns. RzrarEz.
Rztauzs. BCrzs4h- Br1zls. Bo-
h~Ee. C&n4ry IslaEGs- Hea
iz-ss- CeS-A Elcz- Nic4-sgra-
>aa - x4s0-- Cali. CANA
E-ypt- CEh4- y Is-41Gs- Ger
zanv. Haw4l. Madras Pres
ceEey. Bun~z-y. Ko-ez- Java
Straits >~ifleM-ut-. Malaysia
San >aEoz- Palestine Pera-
Portugal TASMANIA and the
Danish Nest Indies.
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When ne advertise that re wlli
uz-Z1-c- = King &ew tl7se9Fe-
r. Electra El--er~- BE <leH's Ami
- -zlg=. - Dr. Kings Se~ Life
Pts. L means tA&- @s are z-fno--
"a b TIE Pc lrl--- - = ss--- ls-ese
rz-ne.31sz Of a pos1-Iye guarantee
.Ezr I pore 52s-r Is not satisfied
18th re-1 t. Ne Eil rsfunc the Pur-
eaz-e pr.er. Tnese MEDICINE Ease
been -o6 on TIE .-L-arA1ses tg-
r.zznv years and rkere ecEid Be n
more conclusive evidence - thsE-
..rez- rrarsr- Ask z50uE them anu
Eve tn@n a trial SOD by \ 2
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He PEOPLE WILL
HAVE ASAY
The Judge- IF All the
Courts Will be Selected
~ the Pc pie in the
Future.

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ze1l> 10 - Coast.f1sloz- zzk
- Juievs o tie SuP-ezs
Court>- Cireuf saz Chzrcs-y
Cor-t- elective
Re>e.vel tr TIE LscSa-zre
81 to- >ai- 81 Nl->assl pp- tao
thirds q ezch Hos~e a--eenc
tasr~to. Tat the fo.Io~tn-
4-l-1-1c leli- = fhe "a.
Co1-tEta-e- - submitted Il
r. clal Sd electors Of th-
STATE tor -st 1e4Ilon or reiec
t-ol- ~ lection 10 te aela Ga
I--- ay ait-- the rr>i Mon
lsy q Nayezs he- LA. w
>trlse cl- ~ The Consultation
sections W -. la. l5I. IL
zl3 l--s thereof and ln-eri Il
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salrt >1a.l cols-st Of tl-e-
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lie LIZ >afu-p s divide
lie >-at- into tire ~eprem-
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Drur5t-- t--t f-e present -
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UNIVERSITY.
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Prof Lipsoomb has FgtpTue.i
% his classes zf-sr al abs Zee oi
several days
Rev. ur. NuErfSaa of Na>L-
F.ilr- e"adaefrs. ea1ps. e1eze.>
= 1T Monday.
Mt Henry Lake spent last
>suIay ar bis home 81 Memphis.
Tie Literary Societies A4zye
P1s l.,aei fl--aar meetings sin
-it af-er the roA NJ eNamll4-
tons
NssSrs Wills Garth and
George Saith have Withdrawn
frem lie 4 University.
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have rzeHr71rls-l in yOar bones
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