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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-12-14
He knesv he statntes. 81

Gen. sRntler was at one time 1lem-
her of a commission to examine young
applicants 4for admission 70 the bar.
and before him metayd,tthSsho fniled
miserably on every branch Of the law
in which he was examined, Finally
Butler turned to the young man ard
sskeda what would you'like tosti6 -
amined in? You have failed in every
thing we have suggested. The reply
came: 'srry me on the statutts; I'm
up in thems" Butler shook his head
solemnly. my. young friend, !" be sid.
.I'm afraid you won't do. You may -
ever SO familiar with the statutes but
what is to prevent d foolish Iegislature
fromrepealing all you know r. Youths
Companion.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-12-14
ma Roae neelk.

az remember as well as # It only hnrs
pened yesterday, that in my youn9er
days Ionce walked 20 miles az q sttetek
for the purpose Of thrashing hate6
rival
'.And did you return on foot ?''ss
.sNo. tluey brought me 'betk = -
ambulance. Tit-Bits.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-12-14

In Posen. according to . Cologne pa
per- -seamstresses earn q maximum OF
$50 month, and that only after ten
years' experience.
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COURT NOTES.

renewal a HONOR LICENSE vss y~esrday ssanted
b. the county commiassonsn 70 r Saxton In
rfznkiin.
The case a the state against Edwasd Biahely.
charged With hsvias sdhthSeed daddy weapon.
was Yesterday srsnsfer.ed from The police 70 the
superior court
Marriage licsnses vcrs yesterday issued % Joseph
n. Stevens sS. u Gle Eium. and Lillian Z. Stsvss
Nl. u seattle ana 70 Albert 8 AnGen (3)
and Lora Agnes Humes u.s.. both a Seattle.
Judgment for Sles yesterday granted BY Judge
Moore In favor of the plaintiff IN the case of An
drew Knox receiver Tor tbs Friday HartoY Can
ming Company Va W. r Fuller Co.. for co0ssr-
sion o{ goods
Judge Moore yesterday issued order that Re
ccssr George n. King. Of the Washington sas-
inss bank. pay the tAxes for the yean 1885, 1905.
1897 and isk on the Ra property II that insts-
tuition.
Articles Of Incorporation dlsd Yesterday In
the county auditors o(ncs - foilovs For the
Golden Dyke Mining Z Development COMPANY.
trustees James Gibson. J L. Perry. J. =. Forrest
and ,. " Layton. capital stock q. 90 90. prnci-
pal place Of hisiness Seattle for the Tonttne Min
lag Stock Exchange. trustees Elmer Beck James r.
Mcshcsry. Alexander J. Allen. John Hudson and
John nomhcver. capital stock 0o. principal
place Of business Seattle
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LEFT HER BABE BEHIND.
ms. ETA DAILY MY0TEnl0UoLY
DIsAPPDAns 1nOM HOME.
IL Cessas ses NEE CAsIA, neeeases
DssDes1sns asA DisapDesss-ues
vsSsaAs 1sas she Nae SsSeaAs1.

Mr.. Esta Daily. o woman whose homo
street and First avenue. has been missing
since Tuesday afternoon. Yesterday after
noon The people living in the house with
her. became alarmed at her protracted abb
senco anr reported the matter to the po-
lice. sixteen-n onth-old baby which
Mrs Daily left behind her II being cared
for by her former neighbour.
Mrs.. Daily has q husband. Al present
no is at Cape Nome Tho proprietor Of
tho apartment house where Mr.. Daily and
his wife lived together until the former
went away. Two months ago. made the
statement last night that tho husband and
wife did not live together happily. Mr..
DAILY. he stated, was drinking man, and
upon several OCCASIONS q policeman had to
Be called In to prevent trouble.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Daily had q quar-
rel with . woman In the house who was
caring for her child I, n said the trouble
arose because the woman claimed that the
- week which Mrs DAILY was paying her
was not enough. After the quarrel MrM
Daily became dsspondent Tuesday After
noon about , o'clock she disappeared, and
Ths Hcndrickson family knew Mrs. Daily
best. and they do not Ike TO believe that
she committed suicaJe. bus In view Of her
mysterious disappearance Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendrickson say they fear the worst has
heppened.
Mrs Daily IN said to have been a very
gooc-looking woman. She Is 81 years old.
has a light complexion and dark red hair
Her weight In said TO be about 10 pounds
and her height 10 Ave feet eigh; inches
When she left home she wore Blue shirt
waist. black skirt and q black sailor
hat
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New suits were fled IN the superior court
yesterday a. foilows.
@. ". Keeson va John Siun e ux.-To
recover $50 for breach Of contract; order
Of default was entered against the defend
ants.
r. e. Robbins Va. Peter Brown-On q
promissory note for S1S&
Poison Wilton Hardware Company Va
E ~ Taylor. Cyrene and O. G.. Taylor
On q promissory note for 10: Judgment
was issued in favor a the plaintiff:
Knapp Burreli q Co. w. w. II. Ward
To recover eS3& on Q promissory note: tudg-
ment Was signed In favor Of the plaintiff.
Iotre Blakey Va. Charles Biakey-For
divorce, on grounds Of nonSupport There
are no childron.
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TREATING ORE AT REPUBLIC.
New MILLS Will Give Better and
Cheaper Facilities.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteui gencer
REPUBLIC, Sept. G-The most impor-
tans question before the mining manage:
mcnis here just at present ID the cos, and
facilities for skipping ana treating ore
The Princess Maud. Morning Glory San
Poll and several other mines have ar
well an the Republic, which will be u ship
per until It's new mill u erected which
will be this winter
Lately the Northport smelter has rexiuc-
ed the charges for treatment. which has
brought the Trail people down on theirs
With the smelters going In at Grand Forks
and Greenwood It is BEGINNING to look
In this section will be very reasonable
The haul by wagon win DO only thirty.
i've miles 70 Grand Forks on . good road
most Ok the way down grade. good for
The machinery for the custom mill to be
erected here BY a Butte syndicate and
m mar by J. + lansing. who WI r
and all the final arrangements made as
10 the hte. capacity. etc The latter In
formation IL noe as Yet mado public but
This mill win get al the ore 4 can handle
without any trouble as a majority OF tho
mine owners would rather have their orc
treated locally everything being equal.
The Trail smeiter is situated close to
coal fields. giving them plenty OF coke for
burning purposes enabling them to treat
and Center Star trade and are backed by
thu Canadian Pacific. The Northport
people are backed by tho owners and have
tho treatment ~ the orc from the I,e Rot
mine. and are strong company There
II considerable competition between them
for the Republic trade ana there Is liable
20 be even less rate quoted for our ore
by winter
Tho machinery for the Mountain IAon
mill IL now arriving from IN. railroad nj
Grand Forks and there In also arriving
forty tons OF machinery that has been
lying Idle At the Arlington mine. At Ruby.
In the Okanogan country.
The Mountain Lion will. tsy the frat Of
January. have as large and a. complete
a plant as can bo found In any mining SEQ
ton.
Other properties are being opened UP IN
tho adjoining claims by this company,
which intends ~ run It's ore through tn.
mill also The only trouble ~ present
with tho Republic mine In thu, the mill IN
only AN Experimental one now, and tho
cyanidtng process has not been ssiisfac-
tory an to the savings ~ the ta!lings
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system all poisonous efe'e matter. II
gives tone 20 his stomach. activity 10 his
liver, cleanliness 20 his bowels While
this work 10 going on the Discovery
al~o rraulfesss its potency through the
blood and nerves !; filis The hooa with
rich. red corpu~clcs and sends them Wig.
orouly circulating all over The body TO
spcthe ard nourish the tired. abused,
srrcechihg nerves,
when q man has nervous rrostration
IL ism, ria nerves that are wrong. Ii's
his blood. Had blo-si comes from bad
diges,ion--hsd stomach. bad liver, bad
kidneys T~ Pierce Golden Medical
Discovery Will pu; all these organs IA
good order Golden Medical isscov.
esv I" contains no alcohol in any form II
Is entirely free from opium and other
narcotics and contains neither sugar nor
syrup which are injurious TO sornc ssosn-
achs Without any Of these ingredients
II retains iss pleasant taste and healing
qualities in arv climate and under all
conditions
Don't let careless or dishonest mrii-
cine seller cheat you out Of your health
By giving you . Substitute.
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commi03oaess wsrs appo1nfed ~ Judge
yocooe 20 view the land. ana Judge - 20
the necessity q the highway prayed for
and estimate the tass r1in6oFuRmsnt that
should b made the defendAnts. Two q the
three commissioners later submitted . re-
ecrs estimating the value OF The strip that
damages al 80
Perception was taken TO this BY the re-
spondsnts. who cuntend<d that the value
OF the land was So and THAI damages
would - 23o0.
A number e farmers were called 70 the
witness stand yesterday. and some heat
worth OF Land. The case viii probably 60
TO tas jury and b concluded today.
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! UuE IMPROVEMENTS.
= svvusCATE tn cAnav orT
c~gsolsDATs0S SCHEME.
- - sne pvssesUas Lssss Nave
- pvs~nssea ossvswhs-Aegs-
- ses csss~ss1sssa vsss-
- - ussuo~A - New Dasss

- nS0rfse anrouocexnens vas MADE
- MAJ the Boston syndicate 81
- which secured ovtions On
Il % rrsnefssi street railway bnSs
-, lsss Mag and which sfs~rwsrd
- .pgilasfsan xtts the city c5oBca
~r~~es1aarec franchise. mas closed
- ar shs purchase - four % the
- Iw~~ They ara the Madison Street
nnkivsv CoFngsny. the Jnsen Trunk
-. W@st Street ard North EsaG eiec-
nwsv and the SEATTLE Traction conf
- also announces yesterday shst
- owners % the lines would. after
1aunfinr a consolidated company. pro-
- unterialsy Improve the lines our
- q which they stsnd In n~-f. Tbs
- for . consolidated frAnczsiS
- be~u broses OF with the osUncil.
wu6y suspended pending the conssd-
- = sh> terms offered by the special
erwmfft<@r The ne9otfaflons ~
- Vii! % shortly resumed witt
- this in accordance with the
= nmt;iehes ssSersi weeks ago fn tns
1ensifwsnrer
nvcwr that rf1e members ~ she
o6e prefer the terms Of the existing
- or the ines purchased to those
eonsolidAts@d franchise Offered ~
90 council pus. on the other Rand.
- dessrosss II procuring a new fran
en4 Nlii ertoeef ~ the inpfDV rment
- yrxpertsex, trusting 90 Aseure fair
kse,sratis dealing fforn the council
= matter Of the franchise
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Chrnnic p,.rrAers CarrA.

Thts - ~ certify tina, have had cnrorl-
4 s-Fho~a ever s'nce the war I rot =,
weak / ccata hardly walk 0r DO anything
one settle q, CAsmneflaiu's Collie. Csal-
era and plarsaoes Remedy cured me ,oani
and well J r. CHRIS
ffncsstis. Va
had chroaic aiarrnesa for twelve yeas
Thr~r N-cstles CO Charns~rlAin's Cn.sc lshcl.
era ara ptayracsa Remedy cured me-
= l. SHAVER. y-ncAse,e. Va
No,a Mr. GiNsr ara NJ shaver ar,
prominent farmers anG reside rear pa
castle IA They procured fns remedy
from Mr. w r. CSspe-. u druggist of that
place who Is wen acquainted alta then,
and Will voacA fer the truth % their state
uaEtA Fer sale ~ I'll aeajesA
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SAN JUAN GOLD SEEKERS.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
FRIDAY HARBOR, Sept. &C. NJ.
Tucker treasurer Of tho county for four
years prior 10 1924. has returned from .
two years soJurn In the Klondlka region.
lie was taken with typhoid fever on his
way out and had TO 20 10 the skagway
hospital for treatment He was not 40
successful In gold hunting as TO make him
At all anxious 20 return. Another former
couIty officer. Eben Harrison, assessor
for the same period that Mr.. Tucker was
treasurer. Is stiIl on the Yukon. or was
when Mr. Tucker left Mr.. Bellevue. OF
this island. recently returned from Daw-
son and vicinity and Thomas Paxon Of
this place. returned this week from the
Wade Creek district. OF which he gives q
good report
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MASS MEETING TONIGHT.
Iccsl Chsisttaw reA~avorevs so Get.
citrate ne rrvss ~ r.. Church

There wili he mass meeting = th~
Christian Eudeavnrers ~ the FRS, NJ y
church tonight The committee IN charge
has prepared good programme The so
ciai hour has hren made a special feature.
and an orchestra has been secured 20 nd3
20 tho musical entertainment All En-
iesvcrcrs VIII wear their society hAigos
Following - the programmes:
fr - ~ scrg asrYirv
~ g. i3-Prsfeg setvtce
8 " 20 rs ssla ~ Mr. " Esgs~
Is 70 ~ EustnvAs
- - 81 Address. Personal Esxffsuusress W
Nenrss
~ 80 "a Assrs-s. 'rrr~cnsi s~rvtce f" TIA NJ
Garrison
"a go al Address. 'rersorsi t.-r~th" M
ri,sh sfs&nssrfr
sn - SO Aesr~.. '-rnls Life 4, "a u', rpa i"
Ees W tsslehrt~.
go 70 y Z. ~c-iAl hrslr as refrrsNaisrts
All friends are cordially Invited 60 at
tend
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PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 2s.-Thc North
Dakots volunteers. numbering about 500
passed through here today en- route TO their
bones. With them were 100 men from the
idaho regiment. All we're given breakfast
by the emergency corps. The North Da-
kotans continued their Journey over tho
Northern Pacific and some OF the Idahoans
remained hero while others took night
trains Cor their homes.
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~ To LAND VALUES.
Farmers T~stify In Superior Court
tn = Night-of-Way Gaze

Tho vaiu. Of land near orili!a and
spr'nshreok. IN this county. was the sub
Jet ~ some difference Of opinion In Judge
brought into consideration by the petition
~ Frank Terrace and Robert bridges for
q rtsh,-of- way over property cutting them
OF from tho otilila ami Sprlngbrook road
The defendants Ia the case were August
sos'eway, the state ~ Washington and
Albert Wilton
when the petition WAS firw nlos three
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Victoria Wants New Ou,l~t.

VICTORIA. Il. c.. Sept T.--At big
public meeting here last night a scheme
20 connect Victoria with the mainland via
Victoria q Southern railway 20 Sidney,
railroad ferry to po.n, Roberts and raj
way thence 10 Chilliwack. was heartily
indor.ed. The council viii DO oetitioned 10
submit "A by-law
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VICTORIA. II. c.. Sept 3-Tne Royal
marine artillery garrison. which has been
stationed here since fsaa. leave tonight for
Eastney. Eng. being relieved by the Royal
artillery OF Halifax. Officers OF the mill
tia corps presented them with beautiful
silver loving cup and the rank and nle
rendered the men complimentary smoker.
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TODAY and tomorrow our sp~sssl ". C.
7 u. sale takes place. There will t-e no
friEs nor furbelows no rcfreshments no
music. except the busy hum of vorsa ,lst
strsightawsy plain. everyday sale Tho
iniac"msni 10 the fresh. clean stock, select
81 with special care and marked in plain
~ lrcs~Our regular prices~-ani the know!-
~tse that 10 i-r cent g1rs 20 entertain the
Delegates 70 the national W. G. 7. T.. con-
venilon.
To not - IN hurry Maks oar s,ors
your headquarters during this sale and
take plenty of time To look ah.cui A com
mittse OF ladies will he IN attendants %
assist IN your entertainment and 20 show
you around. You Will md many things 20
YOUR liking. Fret - ali. there 10 fne sta =
t1nery all the latest fails and fauei..
Then there are calling cards. N you hav.
plate bring II, and Ion cards will cos,
you bus 81
Then come views. mounted and IN
mounted. 5000 albums. cabinet frames
ladies' scrap BOOKS etc, etc,
A hint DO yca want 20 make q pres
ert~ Let We sIrgvN dressing cases hard
k.rrhieg bosrs. frAnhs1re sr,s. leather
goods
We carry q euii line 81 stationery an.
kindred articles. whteh would require a
catalogue 20 erurseratr. bot the above will
serve az ssgs.stions
oar store will - or~n until O'Clock to-
night AM untsi 10 ociors SATURDAY.
pESSy.CNcRY ELL Co
rs FRS: Ave. t~f Columbia ard Cherry
S;re~ts
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717----7-717----77 -
PERSON NAILS,

n : tAs fs~zvsr sasnrial N-cs-r 4, =
80 tsf Ne q Engaged 81 locking ar
as sasns inss'ess. Aer.
= a. y eAsfys - NE renstracssen
us tssssis snfzael srz,s~, In ~. az
wa en- tAs seeusl "a pr,ssyvssirx q.
80. asss nnraser a snea arr .a',,ISs~..t -,
"fssa & tesy eaaaa Ne fsusA
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4 .esffiun IN trvnsnn:sry txAfrrsrssr has s.,~s
e.. kxsifsss 80 fssfv %aSlsrt wstssg p~Ai.v
Csrgsnv - ssu YeFs ~ho-@ hahssss-s ars axs4 10
- yN0c
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ErpJCFD RATES EAST.
Gail a, the northern Parsar osr-s before
going Ea~ and take advantage cf tns
loves. rates 20 AL paints Everything the
hss, on sats the. On ant after sepiera-
her ig-h rate 20 Chicago oniy tNA
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AT MADISON PARK SUNDAY
Tacoma ire military n&ni whics ~ sad
70 cornr@re favarsAly with waxners VIII
ave concert az 10
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Representative J. n Toois. II Montana. an asso-
eiate ~ Msrcn. DAILY, has ben visiting tho Mount
Baker sod acids
handsome souvenir edition IA IN hs Issued IN
honor II Company u. Idaho volunteers. nv the Moe.
cn~ Star ui0n ~. arrival ~ the hoys IN Moscow
The Asos.n County commissioners win 10 s.t~f
~ thrtr October meeting, To oS~n M wagon road
10 the mouth - io.crh erv~h The recpi- there are
bottled az and n~ri outlet
Mr.. Caruline wesssnss.s wife - q p~vrninens citi.
fen - Aso'ln e~anty. diwi q, her home on wei.en-
tel, ridss September a.
Wafnrr wto resia-s on the Moore farm On
the fvrrsor, Goshen rad near Forrest Grove killed.
w .oonA trar IN the e@vhsrd on the Niekiin ranch
mar Forest Gr~s few evenings s9p
4 prae,lesl Joker removed tho nuns from the front
stie n Robert h~'ds buggy In Vancouver n G.
TIE latter had not gnne far after starting before
the too wts~s foil % ard hs would have iss-n .eY-
i@isy in,grsd [. passrby had not out aud
strpj~, the hnrpe
Labor iroptiea are tr~vinz In the Rossisnd tnpins
district, eeess.ur.f principally BY Orssnis~r WEks
-ho 10 demanding for the men :, 80 for esht hour
daY
Tho manager q the New Westminster fair have
maas Arrangements With the roronte lacrosse team
10 Eaay there 90 TUss5ay and Thursday. octot~,r
and TITS s.ll ~ the frat VISIT Il Eastern
lasfusss team a. British Columbia aud Will - SIRE
20 drsw large efo-d. especially eansDorsa s,ga
rates frofn all lsAn,s are ssgeesiinsiy iow
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The debility Of David Duggins has
been completely cured.
David Dugg,ns lives IN the town ~
Jones, Ohio County. Kentucky. From
there he writes
"whsa I hogan taxing pt Pierce. Golden
Mei,eai discovery. had nsrv-as ct general
aehsl',y ~ three years w., duration. TOOK
Sbfer BOTTLES OF the Dis cpe~fy DuttnR
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FOR rens--Frcns sracss. dssirAs.s- D.
EvAn euCdlzS.
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tn CHICAGO y4rr ssS NJ

r~.r,se Sept~ruh~r f.;h TIE NortA--r
Yaclfc ~til riake a rate - So - 80 Chica-
-. ara rorresp0uilng retaction 20 all
Eastern points You all nni 10 To yNar
adv an,axe 90 travel over shls linz
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bhENITiEs

n1eS -. ~ss srT-s..f las. rtsh, ~,
sas,tsy Il sia.Avs in a Jsrs,-... -. ~
W. sesAtsssafs stissres
EYEGLASSES .~,~..,..-,,.
@aa liz CAerry ""1'hsAh
stevens rev dining rcen.
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~ AVADA
Ciose In. - room modern Fats: com
psefec October iss; no children; each % %
6snfon bill. completely furnished
n0rern s-room house: Iar9e lawn:
Madison car -. -. ..-...,...... . 20
~ queen Anne avenue. moiern 3
room nat, has gas range; slightly
view: good ne.gaborhoca 80. -. Is %
Lescna 1-rccrn house. well water =. y %
Ns Alder. near courthouse, modern =
room house, vacant Ortcher LIST -. = %
queen Anne hill. modern broom nat
newly papered ana painted ... 10 %
Nicely furnished modern fo-room mod
ern house. overlooking Lake WASH
!ngfon. large lawn: two car lines . %
Large Sore on Third avenue. corner
Seneca -. -. - .................. % 90
II f1rSt avenue west. store with lv-
ing rooms attached. suitable for
groCely business .......... ) %
" Taylor avenue, North Seattle. mod
ern s-room house 80. ............ Is 80
Waiia Waila addition. 9-room house. 10 %
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nm dowfi II n hard wofk
to ran him up again unless
the whole condition " his
system Is hrs; changed.
rha, iswhst the Golden
Medical Discovery docs
for him. II begins Nv re-
moving from his digestive
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II the time vas TAX.
A ins \, my sleep
~ became more re-.
. irsshtns aud ! gain.
N ell hfissu pnNnds
In weight. ssd also
4 gained strength every
Ia, n has been .ls
nonths STAGE I tn~sa the
medicine ard I s,ill
ave god hssith "
When . man gets
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16
AT THE CHURCHES.
Nj. f. Church.

The subject for the NJ. e. church Sun
day morning will be ''The Spirit or the
Record" In the evening the subject viii
be MAN Allowed to Choose His Ow',
Light" The stewards meet Monday light
at o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night. Ladies' Aid society meets Tnurs-
day afternoon at Mrs. Mark Whites up
per Maple street. Junior league meets
Friday at $3.50 p. m. Sunday school at 1890
oclock. Sunday class meeting at 10 d.
m. Epworth league at p. m. Strangers
especially made welcome at all these SER
vices.
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Football.

The Anaconda High school team will
leave this morning for Butte. where they
are scheduled to meet their old rivals, the
Reliance team. The local aggregation has
been practicing all of the past week and
are now in fine trim and ready to play
the game of their lives. Their motto for
this afternoons game is win or die"
and Captain George IA Pointe says that
his team will win.
Quite large number of football cranks
will accompany the team to Butte and
cheer the boys on to victory. Their team
cry will be. High pooh bah, high pooh
bah, High school, High school of Ana
conda.'
The lineup of the two clubs will be as
follows:
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GIVEN FLOATERS.

Dan O'Brien and Pat Downey Ordered
Out of Town.
Dan O'Brien, the man who was picked
up unconsciously drunk Friday morning
on Park avenue by Officer Stebbins, was
arraigned yesterday afternoon before
Judge Boland and pleaded guilty. He
was given one hour in which to leave the
city.
Pat Downey who was arrested by Con-
stable Val Shebat charged with disturb
ing the peace, was given a hoater by
Judge Kennedy.