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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25


His face frightened up as no thought
he had caught the idea Of III picture,
and he notices one lion do ID ,-7
corner all alone and he say W.
mamma, there is one little Ion ~ ~.
getting a bit" And that is a0ol- ~
sympathy you can get ouL n l-z -
publican party now when you pom ~ -,
a trust 1t becomes some Ltl-7 w
that is not getting q. bit. Poin- ~ :. .
trust that is net getting al l---
wants, and al the RepUbli-an = ----~
thy goes out for that ore trust
Ny friends, want 70 cal you
tentiOn TO the difference betT zen G - a..
ural man ana a corporate man. 100
trust rests upon a cOrpora---i-. .----
every corporation is a crea-uT- o. -
Nan made the corporation nan a p.
limit and restrain It. When Goa -
the natural man he did not --eA- -
talest man much taller than me OIL.
ers- He did not make the str---ls'
man much stronger than the H--A7s-
But when man made the cor Pl---s
man, he made that man hdl-- ~ -
thousand. and sometimes q l----- No.,
times stronger than any eIo--.---l5
man. When God made man ne
q limit to his existence so lla- b. -
was a bad man he could u0t Dc =
man long, but sometimes the coIIl -
ton is made perpetual NATA -
made the natural man he brealh1l - -
him a soul and warned him thel - -
next world he would be ne-d acC0- -.
able for the deeds done III tn-s 80 ~,
but when man made the coz a. Iii
ne didn't give that corporation q - -,
ment here ii need not worry about th5
hereafter. daughter and app-e Us, o.,
And then this corporate seL gents -
was started out 10 compete Win WIZ N
God-made man, and the hepl1 49,
party has taken the side OF tne Mt -,
made gentleman, and because -
gentleman contributed llbersly GUS .,t q
the campaign, the Republican pa >
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-29
1,us,..'s Sale.

Whereas. Joe Gunsalli- and
Lydia UOn,Olli-. his wife. 10y their
deed of trust. dated June -. lsD,. ~.
corded IN hook Nj ~ Deeds ~ Trust.
Record u, page lOs, Recorders office.
Saline county. Missouri. conveyed to
the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate. situated In Sn.
line county. Missouri. tO-wit.
\ piece ar parcel III land situate In
the northwest quarter III the northeast
quarter Of section twenty-five 80.
township iifty.One tjll. range twenty
one 81 !. lH'iny center part Or Tract III
land surveyed by Tho-. q. Dnggin-.
surveyor ~ Saline TO-. nnd recorded
In Surveyors Record &C." page ..s.
Ia which reference II made. Said tract
~ Let contained by said survey 1876
acres. This deed l. intended to con.
vcy NIL ~ said lot ar tract except that
granted ~ the ~. Louis. Kansas city
aud Chicago Railroad Company N u
ri~ght.of-wuy through said tract. and
except onr acre heretofore sold out ~
the northwest corner ~ said tract. aud
except two acres sold out ~ the south.
west corner ~ said tract. leaving the
amount hereby conveyed. ten acres.
more ~ less. ~ q the payment al
the note therein described: aud.
WHEREAS. said note has ls.'Oinc due
andi- unpaid. now, therefore. In accord
aucc with the provisions ~ said deed
~ trust. and nj the request ~ the legal
holder al said note, ] will pro,sd Ia
sell the above described real estate at
the south front door ~ the Court
House, In the city ~ Marshall. Saline
county. Mo-. Ia the highest bidder for
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-29
GUARDIAN Notice.

Notice II hereby given that letters
as% guardian III the person and estate
Of james Odell. u person Of unsOund
mind. were granted tn the undersign.
ed, on the nth day Of June, lMW, by
the Probate Court Of Saline county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required To exhibit
them Ia me for allowance, within one
year after the date Of said letters, or
they may he precluded from any bcne.
III Of such estate: and II such claims
le not exhibited within two years from
the time Of the publication Of this no
tice the. shall be forever barred.
1874 JACOB NANDyKE,
June Il, lMh. Guardian.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-29
Cheap Excursions 10 Colorado.

Salt Lake I ity aud Ogden. Utah.
will leave Kansas City June ~. july
.. =. y. ~ and X and August :. via
the great Rock Island Route. Rate
~ one regular fare. plus f2.W for the
round trip. Return limit UtOlWr ~.
lMN,. The Rock Island II the hest
line Ia Denver and the only direct line
Ia Colorado Slr ings aud Mani'ou.
Take the Colorado Flyer. leaving
Kansas city I:am y. M. arriving nj
Denver u %. M. Colorado Springs.
lO::i q. M. Pueblo n::O q. ~. next
day. For full information and tine
beautiful book. colorado the Mag.
niiiccnt. address A.. II. MOFft.r. e..
y. W.. a.. KansasCity.. VtillJ. 2sl.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-29
Ladies' Can Wear Sho. a

One size smaller after using Aliens
Foot.t.asc. q powder Ia In, shaken In.
to the shoes. II makes tight ar new
shoes feel easy: gives instant relief to
cOrn- and buniOn-. It's the creates,
comfort discovery ~ the age. Cures
and prevents swollen feet. b~li-tcrs.
rallOus and ORE spots Aliens lAWt.
f.a-, H. u certain cure for weating.
hot. aching feet. ~ all druggists
and shoe stores. 2.iw'. Trial package
by mail. Address. Allen =. OIm-,-ad.
Leroy. n. Y.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-29
l7s PER OEnT ANNUALLY
That's the Profit Copper. the Article
Mexico the Country.

..El ProgresO'' In it, group al six
mines has some Of the richest copper
ores In the richest mining country IN
the world. Ore runs L. per cent cop.
,pr, IL az silver. u trace al gold. total
value about ~ q ton. and In two ~
the mines. In addition to copper and
silver. ore contains ) per rent to ~
Ter ,pnt quicksilver or mercury. about
500 u ton.
The great Lake superior copper
mines calumet and U-,la. Wolverine.
Tamarark. Quincy. ctc. that annu.
ali, return millions. run only from ~
to sl3 % ton.
Bu-tvn aud Montana u years ago
.old for +lj u share. to-day SiJ. pay
ing 80 per cent On investment.
United Verde sold for IN % share.
to-day stock not Ia the market and
pays 5000 per cent ON Investment.
Calumet aud liccla sold for ~ u
share. to-day worth ss,u. and pays On
investment 10000 per rent
Entire CAPITAL stock Uf United Verde
was offered Tor sitb.,Hp and refused.
S,natvrtlark later. paid t2'U.UHH,. u
to-day he has M annual Income from
this property of V I'll. Co., w.
II this 1. jOssiblc here with labor
six times higher than la Mexico. with
o,,. live times less valuable. with fuel
live timcs drarcr. aud everything els
Ia proportion. do you doubt that III
i'rorrc.u will return LII per cent and
more. annually. Ia original investors.
Il, first stockholders who contribute
the money to start ''bull rolling. who
ARE un the ground iiOOr!''
Am experienced. know 'h. country
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-29

Dividends multiplied 10y M.
al shares for sl.,M. show
Ing annual profit.
III per cent X NJ. l.3 per cent.
~ per cent X .. l.W per cent.
VI per cent \ I. lOt per cent.
~ per cent X -. ~ per cent.
ri per cent \ 4 loo, ~ per cent.
The hest chance ever offered Of 81.
curing stock In u L., itima,c copper
mining enterprise.
send for prospectus.
Organized company on plan to
give u chance to all-hig and little.
rich and poor, great and small-none
need be excluded. II quick. you can
" u. shares for Sl.iN,, ~ III shares
for every dollar you remit.
DAVID Is. RUSSELL, President,
III rrogreso Copper Mining Co...
ai.Gm d3 Wall ST., New York.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-29
GOSHEN, ILL.

GOSHEN. I'LL.
tennessee Pure Food Co.. Leroy, n. y.
age Of your Grain.o preparation was
lcft ut my office. took IL home and
gave II u trial. aud ! have to say !
was very much pleased with II, as u
substitute for coffee. We have always
used the best Java and Mocha In our
family. but | nm free to say ] like the
Grain.O as we'll Us the best coffee ]
ever drank. Respectfully yours,
A. &. JACKSON, NJ. ID.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
R%g0IHTRATI0N OPENS,


DoglstvailOn began yesterday and
for tlp llpst dry npaply 30 peOple on
v0llnd thnV names ~ being deaiVDHs of
eapljDg u vote nn November u ~
lhlp number VI WRisiaped in North
BtlDngs nll wv IN South billings,
Henry While Nv th1 paglstgy agent
IN NORM BilliDge And VIII be found at
bpnW NJ Whites DliPa DU North TweHH
Y,eigGlh street. A. ~ Hart " mHiss
WY agent ~ b0pth Billings with bin
office w thn 0pn IlnlL
Persons who HBjsleped at tle last
general eleOliOD held IN 1900 IN not
Ilnye tO ppglgfap Agatn unless They bAyn
ohnDge1 lhpV voting district Vog ~
slAD1oI w u MaD voted iA thn Wpst
wnyd w lhDB NM MEANWHILE bAs
mOynI W lID Wind Wnpd " " nagesa
rW him 10 paglstoy again
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
HRE WINS b s7T7TTF T
A SURPRISE PARTY,
WftysOne Friends surprise Mn, u, sehnei'
dor In Honor OF Her Birthday,

A most delightful surprise WIZ pow
pelrntnd npnl MR. linvIley HghDAldov
Saturday night by III OF llev friends w
homer M hnv 6IM birthday, MN,
Schneider attended tho Meeting NJ tha
Women ~ WOOdGRft tIlRt Dighf and
wllllN nbNont from h0mo Tho p00pl0
lOOlg p0ssaAaiOn NJ Tho house, Tho
house WIS darkNnAd nnd when nlA peg
turned and turned m Im %olAafvin
lights the company nNVpptH1d lNv by
PRshlnR IN from lIle nav addition NJ
the h0llsp whore they Ind h0en secret,
MI, IN ANy that Mn, HNignldW wns
nnTWiapd N putting mildly sho
WINS NJ lnken by anvpVim that " Hook
nov II fnW mlnut0h w WHnn nov H0m'
MnHlrn,. Vhn Mlf' inyifod guests fhnn
WOnnndel w mike themselves NJ llnAe
and dancing wHs indplENd IN Nov sny'
npnl hours mad Entertainments Hnpyad,
li0f0N ~diapNpainE INV thnir homes, ",
A, Williams, In halAlf M fhe gn0afs,
lWNaNnlnd. Mrs Rnlnnidm Win n pAiV
NJ hNpnfiful lHap curtains mud i compile
M WnfY VNaR, and WlshRd nov malg
mtWTlF m u similar natnFn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
POLITICIANS MEET,


The Federal Labor hall Was tho
scene ~ MI interesting political meets
Ing Sunday afternoon, " had been
previously arranged 10 open the hill
On sunday afternoons TOR discussions
among tbA members III the union, but
this time u WIS somewhat ont OF thu
ordinary, D. IT, Daldapbaad and H.
i, Hughes wppa Invited 10 come I'D
and make addresses, While they weYe
speaking " ~ Hogan, independent
dnMDepAlia nominee for governor, who
hnl just arrived ~ The city, put In on
AppnAyaDne md WAS asked t0 apeAk,
Iln took Dnenaj0U 10 refer 10 ", Ii,
Hughes, whom, hn Ind heard, WIS
eviijelslDg biz fIiORaD's) actions on
iha public platform when be was MN,
ble ~ Dp present and defend himself,
Hogan ihnD paid Div compliments ID
MI Hughes, who IN tnpn paid his
compliments w Mr. Hogan, but the
maollDg adjourned without any spp.
Ions Friction
IN iba evening tDm members Df Tho
union wspe addressed by y, ", Kelley
Of l|Dtte, Independent demOpVatig
nominee fp DDNRy2as, NV, Kelley
made u splendid slpeoh and WIS given
u cordial peaeptlDD by nh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
The very best mon 10 elect 10 Tho Office

the very best men ~ elect t0 Tho Office
~ county commissioner
W. q, Parker eanle 10 Billings In
1887 from Vermont, where he had
boon engaged IN farming and tho mpps
camille business, On coming west De
resumed farming, renting Tor four
years. IN 1894, seeing M opening for
u dtary business, be purchased 100
aepes ~ fine farming lADd, sis miles
west 0f this city, There hp built u
n0nt and comfortable e0ttnge, and
stocked bis ranch with miIoh COWS,
putting IN nil The appliances for bnndp
ling butter md milk Mr. Parker hns
boon engaged IN tbs sheep anl impDps
meHi business nv different times, bnt
hns again resumed his farming md
diary duties, milking his home M Bib
iDgb, lie WDs nominated IN 1919 by
tbo republicans tor county nssassDy,
bnt went down 10 dpfeAt with tln Pest
~ the iiekeL During The dark days
~ 10000 Mr. Parker wore tlle blnn,
mud Ias since bnnD u prominent mem
Dor Df fba q, A., H. ITO IN ono vi tbp
worry best farmers IN the Yellowstone
valley, md u citizen who enjoys thp
e@ODndeDee nDd respect ~ I'll bis no,
qn0iHtADeeh
w. B Drum Nv u native 0g peHnsyI'
yaDtn, bnt hn Nv thoroughly u MDntnm
Inn tGdGy, Since coming To Yellow
stone county lg las bepn engaged IN
stock raising DoW LayinM md his IN
l0grity md business saRngjty hAyo
PLACED him Ia tbe front ranks NJ Tho
eiii2eDs Of his county, jta Nv
thoroughly. = man Of ihe eomDOn Poo
ple, Mr. Drum w fully e@ODyprsADt
with county affairs md beiDg u heavy
tnkpayep w thus IN position VI oDve yDv
thm tntoposts Of NIL his constituents
TjA northern wnrt ~ tba county Inns
never boon represented On tho bOnr1 W
commissioners 2Dd IN juslten 10 tbp
Taxpayers NJ thDt section Mr. Drum
should b 0Inet0d
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
WOOdmsn Entertain

A fvoe entertainment WIN given
III ilN oODvt llOnAa Iast pigIlt by fha
tiepd Onnp WDOdmen Df the World
Under Vim anapiaas M thA local camp
VI consisted NJ Il photographic aOngapt
md @siopa0pligOU exhibition under tha
dlpNoliOn M w. w. Whttp M Denver,
DOtou and. WIN enjoyed by wv largest
mldlnDm lint las aver nHsolHbled w
tln mnpt house, every available ,saht
lWInH n0gnIi0d and mgny STANDING,
Tite nntevlainmuDt VIII no doubt Nv
lIle means NJ awakeninH M interest w
WO1dMvan among lh0AA n|DaaananlfAh
With W.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
MARCHING CLUB gLEgTs OFFICERS,


Thn Republican Mavphing club has
eOmplnled wv organization by tAa eleer
Hon NJ lho fDllDWing OfloeVaI
PposldNnlmgDE W. y, Townsend,
YjGpsp vosld0nlmU ID, HOBnp,
T%vonsnmp@-J W, Flab
Unptniu--j, II, Bond,
DANouIiyn DOmmlllAHn#JJ q, Bond,
", w. Fvi2elIe md W, ~ linton, The
officers w Aet nv members AAsOllGiA
Henry WHO WIS ehOaaD Nv fpst
llentanAnt nDd ~ W. NDptN nv second
ligntenAnb
Tle puaphmnaliA w all hers md
tle DInb Will make u public ~apppapalaa
Wednesday, night NJ which UMe nh
members w llN glHb MId oil papHbln
aals NV we'll, Are m1Haalnd w meet NJ
Tin club rooms IN Wvat National hADk
bl0oh NJ I'm O'glOaA sharp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

New Firms Embarklng In Tho Business,
Increasing Their gIoeks,

Tln coming winter Will MOO more
sheep f0d IN tho yellowstone valley IN
This pOnnty than has eyer been known
before, Nearly Nil thN farmers md
mDelmon bnyO already contracted 10
either soil ~ food tlleiv surplus crop
NJ alfnIfn or Other bny and MI good
0gnv0A Th0 fnGt llDt tlW present
year Inns brought forth u btg yteld zoos
W show llat many sheep VIII bA fGd,
III Nv carefully 0sllmntOd flHt no loss
lbnD lgb, 900 bond VIII bD fpd Oh tho
lind along lbo BIZ ditch, while NJ
lonst D 5000 bond mOm Will be tod on
lho other IpDdM Among those going
~ rn0d hppe npn she0pm0n from Fer
gus, Custer ADd Dawson counties,
wllObn vnlgos wom burned w by the
dpOulh lnhf summer npD who PM ~
bnt litllo W my hay and NOT enough ~
make I'D 0ltnlnpt NJ feeding, MADy
~ yellowstone nOnnly's n%henpWon
nve largely lDovoaHing their Hooks and
soynrnl now sInnp nOnoorDs hive
nnlnpnI tIln field,
J. u, O'DoDnnlI Inns Ind y buyer IN
northern wyoming f0p seyevnl weeks
nDd Nv u consequence hn VIII fOnd
nb0nt w, 600 bend NJ limbs and Wpth
aps On HnapHV rMvml, where no Inns
1000 IONS NJ 0lfNlfh
los Zimmerman hDs mNnRDRod IN
lhe business, hnytDg bOnghf Beypml
binds, one IN NapRns county, one M
Chris yOlRfnudI and ono NJ Howell,
W. y, md ElmW Summons RpA buy
Ing md nv0 enid 10 have ADDngh hny
~ fend botwoon 1900 md $4,000
bond,
Tle Custer CNttle company, which
vNoNDlly dlep0snd NJ n0Dvly nh Nv bes
lODElngs lD nnfllo, hnH boon erecting
sheds f0v several weeks md otherwise
providing fOp lh0 CARA 0f sheep IN thniV
PASTURES on AlknlI nveOl, and IN pnjd
They VIII ~ Into thn business on 4
very laFse SCALE, fH weeks The GONs
pNly Inns been hnulinR lny from wv
w 10y muaI ~ wv pnstngoH,
II, ", MOH4, y, M, BRtp, II, W, Omr
nlnk, A, W. WbomAs, y, ", VhOmDB,
Wimsett Htvn0k md KiDniDk npn also
lNvgely increasing lheig h0eka,
The sheep market N beginning ~
AlrenHthAn in MOnlDDn, say0vnl MlaH
bean mAde INfely NJ good
llEnres, Rnd m0pn nTe under o0nsldavD'
Non,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

~, B Amin of Columbus has beer
spending n couple Ut days In tho city,
Mr., Amin ~ ebnirmaD ~ the rapubli.
enn county central committee mud IN
nponkjDg Of politics In the west end "
tho eDnlity snid TINT Il good republican
minority would be rolled up for the
ticket this fall,
MARY Btawnrt, u e0l0red woman,
who sustained a fracture Of the ankle
some time nRD In u RUNWAY and Inns
boen confined ~ M, yiDeont's hospital,
underwent Nh operation yesterday by
which tho low WIS ampntated about
half way between thu ankle and knee.
This ampntaiiOn was necessary ewing
t0 necrosis having set H.
IN, H. EatOD, n lawyer Of Dsh.
kOsh, Wis, was IN the city yesterday
coming down from Dapb0nad0, where
ha spoke saturday for Hon. j, A..
Fraser, Mr. Eaton will speak Ht
Bridgep, uobO, Hiiaoin and Rod Lodge
This week and will some Ia Yellow
stone county for several speeches next
week,
~sEdwap1 A, stiofol for several
yonrs travelling freight hseDt In Mon
iann md Idaho tor tho Southern IN.
eilH, with headquarters ~ HaIeDn,
Md well known IN Billings, Inns no.
oeptoI il position with ito Belgrade
Commission company nj Belgrade,
Mont, md Inns resigned his WilrOHd
jOb, MkjDg effect ynsterdny, Mr.
BtiafnI's SUCCESSOR bns not yef boon
mined, bnt II IN quite likely ihat The
territory VIII bn hnDdlod from Salt
Lake and TIM thn IteleDa Office VIII
Do abandoned,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

gbn bntiness mon Of BILLINGS, whD
nbOut ton days nFD wrote tllHiP Hnhfnpil
jObbtDg md notwithstanding lOnepb neA
Inv tloip corporation IN lhe irrigation
movement ~ explained by Hon uDO,
w. MAXWELL chairman NJ thD ekeGDs
ttyn nOmnilfne ~ ihD National HrlRnS
lion GOURrnss, nvn WpaiyiHH many nllBS
w0pa From tho letters With one ie'
GOnd the MpslnW Arms lhnDA lhO mon
OhnntH fup mlliUH their attention Nv
tlN mntlav md stats Tint They VIII IN
VII w lleH power W bring Ab0nt mo
Desired end, Vhey also write lllnt
tIloy have nIvandy made application
fW mnmbgpshtp IN Tho irrigation eDn'
gross md VIII senh mW0spntAfiy Won W
tll0 HnliODNl convention w be held ~
GhiGagO nOKt month Some nr0 u lpnndy
members md npo working fv the snD'
00HA NJ mo movement
Inn latlNv W Mr. L. ID, D'D0nnplL
ObalrDaD MMaaHwsal!! Hatch tthal ~ ihe
VINO, 900 appropriation fr trpIRallnD
surveys w hn nsked ~ GOngveHs NJ lhD
most aolslOn, tllnW " IN itam pf NL'
900 ET N complete Hury1y NJ the main
IDA nsunlH nenesMvy w tpkN wntnv Dnt
Into tIa luke hnsin md OYER tlle ynAt
territory lying betW0Gn ihe Yellow
stone ald tIe Missouri WyarH IN eaStT
0vn Montana
Billings VIII be we'll represented NJ
llln irrigation NOuHrasH IN ChlnHo,
November gOsy4, MyAval mevg1ants
MI0ndy AtAted lint They wOnld
attend, ADd together WIN lllAse VIII
b0 H1ynvNl sf00knlnU who VIII nlAO ht'
tend tla national llve stock show w
bW hold ih0pa ON Demmb0F II
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
sheep 30 q, y, Watkins OF Park City
ND BB, WI per head.

sheep 10 q, j. Watkins OF Park City
at VII. 9b per head,
The Billings steam Laundry
never fails 10 give satisfaction ~
Inns oil Tho necessary machinery for
turning out flrst.elaas work,
Ill, N, Kennedy, looal agent " tho
Northern pAeiie, departed Inst night
for Nav York City, where hs will
greet his mother on her arrival from u
visit 10 Europe.
"A few friends were entertained nj
whist at tho home Of Mrs, Bayapd Oh
North Thirtiath street Friday night
by Miss Elln Hood, Delicious refresh
monts were served,
=-piye hundred tons ~ li~pstsclass
alfalfn hay for disposal, VIII soil by
ION or feod per head ~ desired, Two
miles northwest 0f Billings, Apply
10 D. ~ Graham, u, o. box lba,
Billings,
&c, II, Miller and wife bAye 70.
tWnod from a months sOjOnpn on clio
Puget sound, MI, Miller will resume
his milpOad duties ~ brakeman On
Tho Rocky Fork branch tomorrow
morning,
Mrs, y, u. stevenson of Living.
aiOL, wife NJ Court B%taDDHpnphop
HlnyonHOD, VIM In Billings Yesterday
Oh pODte 10 Bod Ledge 10 Join her
husband, who ~ attending Honl nt
lhnt plnno,
p-Dv, b. IT, Hnebmt wDs mllo1 No
Merritt y0storlOy IN consultation
with Dps, Knlly md LulH OF Rod
Lodge over tho olHo ~ NJ, u, WnDts
worth Whom DR., hiDehnpt lart Mr.,
Wentworth wnB improving
-Tln "Aonkem" mnlo 1uavtotlo
composed VI I'm ~ Whitney, W, NJ,
pwyis, D. y, npnham md w, - chi,
hopn Will make Nv Appearance Dost
"Wednesday night whom Hon b. A.
Fraser NJ Ohipngo sponhs here,
-~l,typ nonls among ashes sot FRO DO
tho fence md OntbDjldiDg at the veav
~ w. ~ MOtfett's property Oh North
V%wnnlysnlnth Btvo0t and WINS tho 0aDse
nv chilling on Tho lp0 departments NJ \
0,el0Gk yoslnrdRy afternoon The
blaze Wna distinguished with lb9 nsn
~ lawn hose before the department.
arrived
~, II, d0ss returned Friday night
from \ several days attendance nUDn
district g0pvt In Rod bDdge, where hp
aneooHHrnlly dernnd0d q, N, OhiIoOtt
h Il dnmago anIt, Mr., Gloss attended
tho Uppblipnn meeting addressed by
Hon a. ", Potter vi New York 0Dd
e1ya " VIM " rOnalng ono, Ihe w.
pnhhoaps ~ Carbon county, liAn those
~ YnllowstMne, slnnd M u united
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lion IBIS fnlL
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arrived IN billings yesterday tO nooopl
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pnelod WIFI lhN UntlD Miner duping
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lp yoHl0rdny
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Birth Dsy Party,

NoIli0 ljNek, dRughtw NJ Mr. nnd
Mn A, Beah, mlnbrDiOd lllA nnniynvA'
my M Inv seventh birthday Hnturdny
by giving " pRVty w N number NJ hnr
lfftI0 HiVI friends NJ hW hOna, Two
md 0nashAN miles WnHf NJ Mo nily,
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