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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-05

LONDON, Dec. 3l.--Poultney Bigelow,
who returned from the Philippine Isl.
lands via New York ON Saturday, lies
at his house in Chelsea, dangerously ill
from, dysenrery contracted in the tar
east.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-05

Mr.. s. A. Faekler, Editor of the
MiGanopy, (Fla.) Hustler, with his wife
end children, suffered terribly from la
Grippe. One Minute Cough Cure wa,
lhe only remedy that helped them. II
acted quickly. Thousands of Others
use this remedy as a specific for Z g
Grippe and It's exhausting after effects
Never fails. Il. O. k'ner, East End
Phar., Fred r. shanaislt aud. Fishers
drug lto-s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-05

Coughing irjure7 and iraanes sore
lungs. One Minute Couch Cure loospns
the cold, allays ou4hing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for chill.
dren. =. @. Miller, Fast End
Phar., +. z. Shanafelt and Fisher'p
drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-05
Don't Tobacco spIt and Smoke Your life Au0y.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netlc, iull OF life, nerve and vigor, take MOTTO.
Bac' the wonder-worSer that makes weak men
strong All druggists, 300 or 81. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet ana sample free, Address
sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-05
BRVVKE RULES CUBA.
Cablegrams From officers Re-
ceived In Washington.
CAsTRLLANos GREETED A CUBAN.
At the Formal Transfer Of Sovereignty
He Exchanged Greetings with Rodri.
guez-sad Farewell Of the Retiring
Spanish Captain General.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The following
brief cablegram conveying information
of the transfer of Spanish sovereignty
in Cuba to the Americans and of the
raising Of the United States flag, were
received here:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-05

HAVANA, Jan. l.
Secretary OF War. Washington;
The flag raised on Castle MORO, Cabanas
the palace and other buildings in city. Gov
ernment formally turned over by General
Castellanos to commission and by. IL trans
ferrcd TO General Brooke. WADE,
CLoUs, Secretary. Chairman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-05

HAVANA, jan l.
Secretary OF War, Washington:
The flag sent up on Moro castle and the
palace at II: " y. IN. local time.
=. Ir,rna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19

FL Ayuntamiento en- session del dia
de los corrientes, virtud de queia de
algunos comeroiantes reapecto a que va.
rios de los iniiviiuos del mismo gre
mio iguran insertos en- escala inferior
de la qle les ccrresponde segdn las ne
gociaoiones que Sc dedican, 10 que es
Gu reriuioio lie los intereses del Estsdo
y los del Manicipio, asi como lie los
demis oomerciantes, haciendose presen-
te ademas en- dicha queja, que Sc en-.
ouentran iudividuos ojerciendo ell CO.
meroio, sin que aparezesn en- la respee-
tiya matrfcula, acord6 sefialar ell t6rmi-
co de seis dfas para los residences en-
esta ciudad y oeho para los de los ba-
rriOs de la jurisdiction que Sc hallen en-
eualqdiera de los cssos expressdos, para
que Sc pongan dentro de las cordfciones
legales; entendido, que pasados dichos
plszos, la Comisi6n investigadora nom.
brada al efeeto, proeederA al lleno de
su oometido, : sufrirhn las oonsecuen.
cias que de clio Sc derivan, los que Sc
enoueBtren en- los casos de referenoia.
Lo que Sc haee notorio para conoci.
miento de quien corresponds V efectos
consiguientes.
Ponce, l6 de Setiembre de 1890 -Rl
Alcalde Presidente, GAUTIRR. 8-a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
LAS PILDORAS DEL DR.. AVER
LA BILIosIeA6.
ALcALDIA MUNICIPAL De PONCE
AL P UBLICO

En- la Gaceta numero 2l5 del doce
de los COrrienteS, Sc inSerta la Orden
general numero 1873 del dia 6 del mis-
mo mes que cOpiada a la letra dice
aSi :
~SuSpendidO ell cObrO a los teri
nienteS de las cOntribuCiOnes al 7
70 lnsular y las Municipalidad
prOCederan los Alcaldes hacer ell
pediente justillcatiyo, mediante
Solicitud de los intereSadOS, para de-
terminar a quienes corresponds con
dOnar ell pagO de las cOntribuciOnes
del presente anO ecOn6mico, por los
danOs sufridOs en- suS fincas agricOlaS,
a cOnsecuencia del huracau de 8 de
Agosto, 1899 Los expedientes seran
envados al Secretari0 Civil, llenan-
do tOdaS las preSentaciOnes que la
Lev determina, quien los lleyara al
GObernador General para su aproba-
ci0n, -POr mandate del Brigadier Ge-
neral Davis w. P. Hall -Ayudante
General.
Lo que Sc hace notorio por la pre-
Sente para que llegando cOnOcimien-
to de los intereSadOS presenter sus
solicitudeS Sobre ell particular en- la
Secretaria de esta Acadia dentro del
termin0 mas breve possible.
Ponce, Setiembre Is de 1899. Ell
Alcalde, LUIS GAUTIER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
GRAN OPORTUNIDA0 PARA Los ENFtRMOS MASSAGE

M9r gio duraute vida estudios una IN
puebos del mundo H4bls diez idiomas.
Ell tsmben ha hho osas Nw Yok Chicago San
Francisco e todos los Esados de oeste.
ca Argentina Brazil Portugal L6ndrep,
FL q doico qn ha descu6erto
Estos grande maravlosos tratamiento, do MASSAGE
de oerebo p6 de memora auran apetio
enmedads del de las roda
nca Dseua oho horas Fnua Esorona EnfeI
medade del pulnoO los nh'ne dc Ia mu de los neryos lnPo
tsueia ss fermeisde de la p dolores los musouos hueo
papta ozon enfemeda dyspepsia hdondz de
boc PARALYSIS est4rdd bronqait hidroOa perdda del o5eo
sol Ieraq uuiets enemedates e Ia esOHa D1a asdras
RoneOda 10 ooes 40 perdan e'perao1' puss pueds"
7 nemoe grap nss d. botinioa
Los ma. rrnt,os europeos reoomndsr
} de massage para eafermed d7a
Miles d. nse qua suferon aho han sido
00F'do PARA Al KS sSss SRNoR&s saNoRIrAs
T9nemos bau esPedGo para haGer dsapr9r d. cara las
apareoer vsn COZ dos pooedaeutos dc massage
Gle IIt't d, ia Villa ndm,ro %
Ponce ] uio l5 le l89a
An,sS ssa' sofs aa,,o o.
hbndo do miles d. pesos sit'd' df'''te eui' d. Eu'O
oundo Of al proor Merry yIo, ,nie Dpnes de-
n' no d rtrm Etc for v en- ia oae Do Viva nj o Is TOY
doa mis- amg va los euf9n qu o"n ne'e'tar sus
: serveios.
ba m, hsbsp gstsio maah1 duoO trtd' maho
ia qua mis- sng M s,onsesro rtm moo
que dc VIVA nj nero % NJ P'dn cOmr
dormir a esluAet1y cast loca. - -.-~--~
Etc Puf,r sts tis Pr hrmo
3 nieDdO los sufTmos mis- amigos
mach ,h iao q7a hn ann h. 3tfdi' do est dd
so mi u1mT) sgb-z' M imp H. peo declare
II ourf ~ ntr Vi loN u ee iil'
ETY. eompot4m 'ata suo h)r yae 9lg' que lar graH&
Yoolabdo a igln leoIaro qu9 etd eff
Item ooa Ia De1tera cssqtur, Etb deb q p
Tia and y attend mis- gdos
Ne dro P s Mr de de su3 seVet u3ando rtt mep
q euro dos das,
E>to declare nj smig los ene' mos
y honbe uuy os1,ero a'meuts.
,> laj 10 uSlun Ga las tH de
3 Ohls de Ia VILLA Dum 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
DE
E. FRANCO Y0o. MAYAGUEZ PR

Dlcha industria del pais uads del
lue desesr oompsrandola con las pm
merss su clase tsnto de Ia Ila q
mo del estraDger0.
Ia pur.z. de lo' pr ,ddotos enples
doa para Ia ooBfscui6a del artioul.
ofrecen ls garautil de hgiaqa tant
por So Fica aroma cul u por b sslu
l1e desaFr0lla en- Ia persona que 10 Us
.iiariameDte, raz6u por 10 oual se b
havho tan pop lar tshta en- el pals c,
no en- ma has pobl4oiones del extrsn
gsro. D p6.ito petmaueBts eu ls &
oTioa y en Ponce o.lla Castillo n {
planta bin y Iaierda. Julio 2h d lsol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
Legad a vuestros hiios

bgna sau os bendecfn gneacones pnes fut nfe sueno
roIzo D0nde
contemporaries dabes ucos2 exsen muiendo
arrando Wdas de msea queados de enn doenc Aese e
del eneizo La "mento mnra" mdspenableS
las decaas ben dice cebe Professor Chad londes
haIa en- Emulsion de Scott P6nse boa
pate cchm de Emulsion de Scott esado da epea
Los poosfos eel ameno mineral onica hQeo
fe 81 e de hgado bacao dgdo gasa los cubre
s6Hds, e blndae contra las intermediates
m
h
Dec@e dhh las ams" "vnos"I dde Ol
BOVINE QU1ICOS YORK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
iC1rteseE Esa!1s!
de Cereza
del Dr.. Aver

Desde que Sc toma la primera dosis
sobreviene el sosiego y, Ell descanso,
Cesa Ell cosquilleo de la garganta, Ell
eSpasmo decrece, la tos deSaparece.
No re aguarde hasta que venga la pull.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
dc Emilio Palmer


s. ofraea en venta 81 anra l'tato rat, bic
eimento qna posee en- S1n GMm9p doo Jo-
s6 D Carlo
Para infrmes 3irigrss : ia no, 90 d.
cha ciudad & I D O. ]. Nonagea an Maya
giez.
J1lin ~ DE- 1879. An. s't
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19

SupicamOs integene pdbico de esta Lsa Ia eOtura e.
ado de esas hermOss condolences svndO ser sOrpendO
oE sOasaades gnHdaa; antes de asegur vuesss vida
omsa ntOrmss de-;
f. stOrer Sspe,aatadeate-C. B. Meh Aeats qa.sral
banquao-AQaes 0agOs :Jssus Ms Lseo Fernando d. Ct,
rO Agens soHcidor Luis YOrdan Dau Agsntes coeOtero
en Ponce, BlsHm Hsrmanaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
PRIVILEGIo CONTRA CADUOIDAD

sObrs este amamOs muy parCularmene la atenci6n del p
hOO pOr la dnCa COmpania del Connene Americana que
onOede ssmelants Prvleqo.
81 puS De habsF eado VICENTE POLKA do6o psg pmlo
ysuen, eserya 8Onca SoupOnda axosds
Polka NUCADUGAA
POLKA
A deuS msntrs POLKA vg Poi
uanuArs SlN CADuGA;
Poza
PA6ARA Rh VALOk DEL
adsdos GOMfANA
sBts@a saaOho squa1Yo
sbdO, IsuprssaossO sOlso Anisdad
Este llama proCeder equdsj Vgar los nteresss d.
1s assgUrados blen do tamllas.
de kEs9AuBAk FU44As KTEERAAENIE ABAND0NA
JAS IStNA saHhsAu tasa@uV os eseuA los atO
n tsssesda davsnRad0s.
sEGuR0 Qy1DAD0Dpue pagsdo smo TRES
d Polza sadad P0IlzA
DE- rA6O
DEU1M0S VICE
jh0S kEGi kG EIU pruoa
pAgado
EEhPL0; una P6ss dc Ha On dies S60 ssd
P6
ssan s1,00
Hab condicOnes prylegOs mas fsyorabss para los
one ou
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19

m esta lmprenta Sc be
cen toda elased de trabaios por diflciles
que sean. ImpFesionea 4 dos, tres 5
mss tinsar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-19
-1EIVlLsRIos

usadO pueds rod Ouaqusr del nunaoy dssarss
IisI prinA
Smua sOnOsdsn pago pmau
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

nings, but when duty calls,
we should obey. ]. W. Ra-
gan will occupy the property
vacated by Mr.. Jennings.
The prospects for the
Spring term of our school
are better than last year.
The roll continues to length
en-, Martin Wilkes, of near
town, being the last to en-
ter. One of the teachers
was heard to say that the
work this quarter was more
satisfactory than it has been
since the organization of the
school under it's present
management.
The society is preparing
for a good time during this
quarter. Some of the MEM
bers will take advantage of
the opportunities afforded,
and will use them with tell
ing effect in the coming con-
test at the close of school.
Only six weeks, after this,
remain till the close of
school. Though a short
time, yet sufficiently long for
the accomplishment Of a
great deal if proper efforts
are put forth.
If this writing finds a
place in your columns we
will come again later.
MEMO.
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07
Our NeighbOrs.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CLEANED
FROM EXCHANGES IN COUN.
TIES NEiGHBORiNG
SHARP.

The four saloons located
at Batesville pay the city
$1,000 each a year.
Rowland Hanks gin in
Stone county has put up l06
bales of cotton the past
season.
Judge McCaleb and his
sprightly little boy Joe, were
in town Monday night
Melbourne Register.
1913 bales of cotton have
been shipped from Batesville
this season, as against g..
344 at. this date last season.
A tenant on John Grubbs'
place, near Newport, plowed
up a metal casket the other
day which contained human
bones.
Circuit clerk George E.
Moore, of Independence
county, died last Saturday
of peritonitis, after an i'll.
ness of two weeks.
J.. B. Judkins, a promi.
nent attorney Of this part of
the State, formerly of
Smithville, has established
an Office at Black Rock.
Eugene Allen shot and
killed A. D. Donly near
Swifton, Jackson county last
week. The two had fallen
out about a bushel of corn.
The time for holding the
next term of the lizard county
circuit court has been chan.
ged from the Sd Monday in
May to the first Monday Of
the same month.
The Mammoth Spring
Monitor is boasting that
Mammoth Spring has no old
maids. A town isn't worth
a continental without some
gossiping old maids, brother,
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07
N<NsTNgN~NsN~
SIDNEY.

Our sleepy spell has not
lasted so long as that of Rip
Van Winkle in the noted
Sleepy Hollow, nor have the
changes in human affairs
been so marked; yet there
haye been several important
changes since our. last re-
port.
A house belonging to Mr..
Gardner and occupied by a
colored family burned this
week with all its contents.
Business activities Of life
seem to be marching mer'
rily on" Farmers farming;
doctors riding; and mer.
chants putting up new goods,
Rev. Holloway held quar-.
terly conference here last
Saturday and Sunday. He
preached interesting sermons
Saturday night and Sunday
morning.
Our little city has made
rapid improvements. 1t has
grown until we are now
connected with Eevning
Shade, Cave City, Batcsville,
Cushman, Barren Fork and
Melbourne by telephone.
A spirit of enterprise
seems to prevade our entire
town aud community. New
yards and pretty gardens
adorn the premises and new
fences and other improve.
ments relieve the appearance
of the farms,
Rev. Jennings and family
left last Tuesday for Baxter
county, where they will make
their home for the future.
We regret to lose Mr. len
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07
Geo. A. Inman, Of Il
THE REPUBLIC, 81. Louis, M

Geo. A. Inman, Of u
renee county, Convicted
August 1898, Of violas
the age.of consent lav's
sentenced to the penitentr
for FIVE years has been h
doned by the governor.
Tom Black returned y
day from Highland, Sh1
county, where he attetI
Presbytery. The next mi
ing of that body will be
at Caney Spring, on Nus
Ridge, next June. y
bourne Times.
Joe Vancleave and Fra
Rogers aged respectiveE
and II, have confessed
robbing S. f. Pal.nl'
store at Mammoth Spring
500. and have been ool
over to await the action
the grand jury.
Mr.. J. r. Metcalf, J
prietor of the Evening Sh'
Touring mills. was d
yesterday with a coupe
loads of -four. Mr.. Net
dlsposes Of two to four 10
of his -four every week
Datesvllle merchants. -ba'
vile Guard. 4
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07
CAVE CITY.

The new church is now
filled with new seats.
John Crownover has moved
to town and is running Jack.
sons shop.
Cave City is on a boom.
There is to be four new
houses soon on West street.
Sunday school at both
churches each Sunday; in
the morning at one and eve
ming at the other.
c. w. Castleberry and
Charles Laman left here last
Monday with a bunch of
mules and horses to trade
for cattle.
Some corn has been plan
ted, but as for myself, l
would rather see the oaks
put forth their leaves before
my corn leaves the cribs.
Health and civility pre-.
walls in this neighborhood,
which is good for the people
but hard on doctors, lawyers
and justices OF the peace.
Rev. Wood preached two
sermons last Sunday, The
crowd at II a m was various.
ly estimated at from 300 to
900 people. This was a
funeral service.
Mack Hail, of Batesville,
has been here for several
days. Heis prospecting for
a business location and is
talking of locating here.
Come on and welcome.
Hersperger, " from near
Hardy, bought a nice bunch
of cattle here last week from
J. w. Lamar; also Gipson
and Holingworth, of Fulton
county, were here trading.
There were people here
from Reed, Maxville, Mobley,
Clarkson, Reeds Creek, Cur.
ia, Hickory Valley and many
other places last Sunday,
Their names are too numer-
Gus to mention.
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

Senator James K. Jones,
in a recent letter to a friend,
said:
''I will be glad to take a
hand in the next battle in
the interest of the people.
l hope and pray God that
the people will succeed in
that tremendous struggle.
If I could see a democratic
president and congress cleo
ted in 1900, | would feel like
saying, in the language of
the good old man we read
of: Nov, Lord, let thou
thy servant depart in peace,
for mine eyes have seen thy
salvation"
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

Editor Andrus, of the
Salem Banner'N Nugget Wis
tied the legislature last
week and on his return, after
giving some of the moss.
backs in that body 4 roast,
had this to say of Sharp
county's representative in
the lower house,
but we have some good
men in the legislature too.
Tom Herrn of Sharp is cas-
lily the leader, He is a great
big splendid fellow, thor.
oughly informed on every
question before the house
and usually, yes continually,
on the right side OF those
questions. Tom Herrn is a
statesman aud the future is
for him a bright one, He is
OF the stuff that governors
are made.
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07
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week for $50 cen"
The semi.weeky Republic the best general newspaper phi
in the world, containing all the in eight pages twicea
and the Republic Model Magazine year for S15O.
The Republic Sunday Magazine the newspaper succa
1897 home journal of the best Glass; 8 large pages eve
pages of fun IA pages Of the brightest and best reading
contains more hgh-cass pictures and cartoons than
attempted in any other publication More noted writer's and
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sem-weekly Republic Address all orders to
THE REPUBLIC, ~. Louis, Mo
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07
7A,,. Nayls|l a Bros.
Cusbman Racket Store


Hello, good people will let you hear from me in
new position and in new business. am now, both to
my surprise and delight in position to quote you prices
never dreamed of until struck the Racket business,
which am in up to the chin. have located in Cushman
at the Hon stand and there to stay. will load up
every few Gays with neat and stylish goods up to
the latest styles. at prices that will asonsh you.
feeding you tay, but giving you straight facts which
you will find by calling havn't got the the time
this week to give you prices all many articles, how
ever watch this space in the future and ponder we'll its
contents lgve you few prices that will enable you to
get an idea of my owpriced goods All good quality.
GOOD 5POOL THREAD Sc
SEWING NEEDLES 1c per paper,
IAbLE OIL CLOTH lie per yd
LADIES FINE LEATHER BELTS lOc
LADIES Al HOSE 90 and 15c selers) sc
TWO OUNCES MACHINE OIL lOc elsewhere) 4c
REGULAR SOC LANTERN 3sc
NEEDLE BOOKS (marked price 25c) Sc
fresh lot of Spring and Summer dress goods at from
the lowest possible price up 12c per yd Have lace to
match at prices unheard of before.
Mems Hats and Furnishing Goods at prices that will
surprise you.
Calicoes, Ginghams, Drills and in fact general and
well selected stock of Genuine Racket goods hand
SUGARS. COFFEES,
SODE
A complete stock Of such staple
goods at prices that makes
the RACKET your Best trading
Point.
Good goods Cheap prices beyond competition Fair
dealings and one price to all is my
AEHm MOTTO
NJ. \. COGER,
Cushman - Arkansas
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

The U. S. grand jury
which was brought together
at Little Rock was dischar-
ged Tuesday without having
transacted any business.
The cause was that the Sec.
retary of the Treasury of
the United States had as
signed the grand jury rooms
in the government building
to the weather bureau. 1t
is estimated that it cost the
government two thousand
dollars in mileage, etc, to
assemble the court only to
dismiss it. Judge Williams
discharged the jury, telling
them he had no place to
put them which was fit for a
body of gentlemen.
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

Some of the preachers
sist that it is Gods will '
we should conquer and J
colonies in other lands
many OF their locks !
rather agree with And
Carnegie that the imper''.
d:vines speak without
Divine authority. Bates
Bee.
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

Gen. Henry, the Amer, y
com mander in Porto NV
says that a man with pIc.
Of money and consider
patience can get on wen
Porto Rico. One with pIe]
of either or a model'
amount of both money !
patience can get along !
mirably in North Arkah'
--Ba.esville Bee,
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

Little Rock will banquet
Gen, Powell Clayton on the
20. The price has been fixed
at SIS a plate.
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

The House voted $40, 900
appropriations for the main
tenance of the Arkansas In
dustrial University at Fay
etteville.
Sharp County record., 1899-04-07

Mrs Ernestine Rector,
wife of Ex-Governor Henry
M. Rector, died Tuesday, in
her sixty-6rst year.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-22
MISSOURI NOTES.

Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
A. B. Hammond is in town from the
coast for short business visit.
"Bill'' Franklin, formerly we'll
known Montana travelling man. but now
of New York, is Missoula visitor.
The "As You Like IT, will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Pearson The
topic for discussion will be Arctic Elk
ploration."
Preparations have been made to-day
by Charles Z. Cowell to dip 5000 sheep
at the stock yards. Mr.. Cowell recently
purchased the band in Idaho, and they
will reach here Monday or Tuesday.
A stranger was brought in from
Jocko on freight train this afternoon
with badly fractured leg. The man
attempted to board the train while it
was in motion and lost his hold. He is
at the Montana hotel
l.. Mcconnell, young man only Is
years of age, died at the Sisters hos
pital last night from brain fever. The
young man lived with his parents In
Pattee canyon, and was the chief sup
port of his father and mother, who are
advanced in years. The funeral was
held this afternoon. The family has
the sympathy of the community.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-22
A Gala Time.

Mssoula, May 21.-Troop F's boys will
have a gala time at their anniversary
celebration Tuesday. Their programme
will include plenty of amusement for
themselves and their friends and they
propose to make the occasion memoir
able one. The banquet in the afternoon
will bring them together for the first
time since their return from Camp
Thomas, and in addition to the repast
that will be spread before them, to re-
mind them by contrast of the Alger-
Egan diet of last summer, there will be
speeches and "reminiscences that will
add much to the pleasure of the occas-
ion. In the evening the boys will give
a ball that will be a rouser and they
will show that they are pretty active
veterans
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Should Remem Der.

Missoula May 21.-Passengers going
east and west from Missoula should re-
member that under the new time card
they cannot reach way stations on this
division on trains l and 2 These are
the through trains and do not stop at
any of the smaller stations. Trains 3
and 4 will do the local business on the
Rocky Mountain division. Travellers
should also take notice that they can
not get to Helena on train No. 2. This
train runs by way of Butte and there
is no longer connection at Garrison
for Helena. No. is the only train that
runs from Missoula to Helena. There
is a connection with this train at Gar
rison for Butte and Anaconda, SO that
passengers can reach these cities On
either of the east-bound trains.
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murrer to amended complaint. George
T. Baggs and Marshall & Rant for
plaintiff, c. B. Calkins for defendant.
Joseph Burgoyne VS.. David Burke'
motion to amend complaint; motion to
dismiss appeal. McCulloch for plain
tiff, w. M. Draffen for defendant.
Marcellus Yeargain VS.. John B. Wade
ct al, demurrer to complaint. Calkins
for plaintiff, O'Hara & Myers Tor de-
PENDANT.
William Courtney VS.. J. L. Humble,
demurrer to complaint. S. G. Murray
for plaintiff, r. L. McCulloch for de-
PENDANT
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injuries to child by bicycle; motion to
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for defendant. ..N
Ravalli county VS.. John Golden, case
to test new road law, Golden being
county surveyor. w. P. Baker for plain
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