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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, the 10th day Of August. 19o0-BelIa
dali. defendant No 215ss. Docket, S.Mou mo mo-
ticn Of the complainant. by Mr.. Chaplin Brown her
w. Kendall. cause his appearance be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring
be proceeded with as In of default. The OBJ
1ect OF this suit is to obtain divorce from the
Of willful desertion and abandonment Of the COM
plainant for the full and uninterrupted space If
Law Reporter TO and fne Evening stare
once In each week for three successive weeks be-
NARD Justice. true copy~Test: ]. R, YonNG,
Clerk; ~ X. j. ME1GS Jr., Assistant Clerk
IN Thu SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. tharine NJ. Humphreys eIecutriY
and trustee, plaintiff, Mary Humphreys ct al.
plaintiff by R. Ross Perry SON. her attorneys, it
Is ordered, this 10th day of August, A. .. 1900,
Humphreys, William P. Humphreys. jf., Let tia H.
Wrenshall Samuel H. Yonge, Charles Humphreys
Mary G: Humphreys and Sarah F. Beard, cause
their appearance to he entered herein before
the first rule day occurring forty days after this
in case Of default The object OF this suit is the
relief Of the plaintiff from her trust as trustee un-
crahb, deceased. the statement of her account as
such Trustee and the appointment of another
before said rule day in the Washington Law Re
IN the city of Washington. District of Columbia.
tSeal.l (Signedl JOB BARNARD, Justice A true
copy-Test: J: r. YOUNG. Clerk, by X. ]. MErGS
Jr, ASST Clerk au11-1aw3t
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. the 10th dry Of August, 1900. Daniel
Hannah VS.. George J. Seuf rle. No. 2O476 Do KIT
46,On motion of the p,ain'if. by Hamilton &
Colbert his solicitors. 1t is ordered tat the de-
PENDANTS. Harry De Cover, George j. Davis Nora
Davis Hattie V. Bennett and Sarah W. Bennett
cause their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the hrst rule day occurring forty days aft
this day otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as In case of default The object of this suit
establish as ttpr of cord %
plaintiff 10 the north l6i9 inches of original lot
in square 4SI by the depth of IL feet @ inches In
the city of Washington, D. c. Provided copy Of
this order he published once week for three sue
cessive weeks pr to 81 return day in the Wash
Bgton Law Reporter and Evening Star BY tie
Court, JOB BARNARD. Justice: &c. True copy.
Test: j. X. YOUNG, Clerk, &c. BY ALE d.
BUHRMAN. Assistant Clerk. aull -law-3t
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OFFICIAL ORDERS ISSUED.
Appoin tments and Promotions and
PUBLIC improvements.

The following orders have been issued by
| the District Commissioners:
That Mr.. NJ. W. Bayliss. architect, be ap-
pointed to assist the inspector of buildings
in the preparation of plans and specifica-
lions for the erection of building for re-
ceiving ward at the Washington Asylum,
the compensation for plans and specifica-
tons, including necessary tracings ard blue
prints, to be s4o0. Provided, that said
plans meet the approval of the Comm.s-
sioners of the Dis rict of Columbia and the
| contract for said building is let within the
| amount available for the erection OF SAID
building.
That H. c. Grant be promoted from
| chairman in the sewer division, engineer
department. $3.50 per annum 10 rodman
| in said division at $3.50 per annum, vice ii.
l.. Thornton. transferred, and hat III. L.
| Lewis, chairman in said division at So p
per day, Is transferred to chairman at $3.50
per annum, vice Grant, promoted, to take
effect this date.
That the proposal of James Nolan & Sons
to make changes in and repairs to the
plumbing in the Gales School building,
daled August s. 1900, be accepted.
That the following work be done under
the provisions OF the asses m mt system,
the same having been duly advertised:
Reset curb ami Law ce.uenl sI-e"a-k: On
the west side of 81 street southeas. from b
street to Carroll street, at an estimated
cost of 1852. to be assessed against los in
square 49, fronting on said u street be-
tween the limits named; on the south side
of r street northwest from a2d street to
3 ID street, at an estimated cost of "a, to
be assessed against lots in square 1872
fronting on said r street between the linn
its named.
Pave alleys with vitrifed or asphalt
block: Fifteen-foJt alley running from II n
street into square go, a distance of 1856
feet and IL inches. estimated cost, S673;
alleys In square 965, at an estimated cost OF
49, Alb.
Set new curb anu lay cement sidewalk:
On the west side of Jh street northwest
from ID street to E street. at an estimated
cost of ST., TO be assessed aga-ns, loIs N
square 4S9 fronting said 9th street be-
tween the limits named; on the west side
of 9th street northwest from F street to @
street. at an estimated cost of S Is. to be
assessed against los in square 4s7 fronting
on said 5th street between the limits named.
Set new curb ca both sides of sth street
northeast from L stree to Florida avenue,
at an estimated cost Of 500, to be assessed
against lots in squares $50 and 90S fronting
on said Sth street between the limits
named.
Set new curb a Id lay cement sidewalk on
The north side of NJ street, Trinidad, from
18th street westward to the west boundary
line of the subdivision, at an estimated
cost of 81 $50, to be assessed against lots
In block 3, Trinidad, fronting on said NJ
street between the limits named.
william Haley OF Chester court was to-
day convicted in the Police Court of the
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
Educationsfb Real Life
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. AT

FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS AT
SPENCERIAN BUSfNESS COLLEGE,
Academy Of Music building 9th and ID NV.
beautlful spacious haYs,, Entrance. 400 9th st.
The thirty,si5th scholastic year opens Monday,
open for reastra lion; of students.
Rapid. legible, beautiful Writing
Spelling. thorough English and Correspondence
Shorthand and Touch< Typewriting
Rapid Calculations, Bookkeeping and Business
Practice 10 -
Laws Of Business Ethics, Moral and Social
Culture =
Vocal and Physical Culture
Night classes: Monday Wednesday and Friday,
6 to g. -
For new catalogue OF further information call at
office address
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Principal and Proprietor.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

Mathis ~ M OF .;es4.I ET c.; EFFECT FEC,
rugs, furniture. feather -, ds.
etc. by process of CLEANING. DISINFEcT-
ING and RENOYA1I\G. Highciass work guar.
anteed. NATIONAL STEAM CARPET CLAN
ING AND DISISFEGrING COMPANY. Office
Rom =. lie Dsoit building. Washington. d. c.
.u2 Ut
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Harry Coleman of 62a Acker street north
east was today convicted in the Police
Court Of the larceny of IS from Henson
Ross. Judge Taylor imposed a fine of So
with the alternative of sixty days In Jail In
default.
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william Haley OF Chester court was to-
day convicted in the Police Court of the
larceny of $40 from Lucy Buchanan
Judge Taylor fined the accused man $40,
with the alternative Of thirty days In Jail,
and ordered him to make restitution. or
serve fifteen days additional
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HOTELS
This List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTELS.
Summer Resorts.
For rates. routes, ETC.. call address tsend stamp,
Hotel Tariff Bureau,
his List Appears Every Saturday.

c. Fifth Ave, New York.
tA:P., American Plan: E.P. European: op.. Open,
ALBANY NY The Ten Eyek. E. P. 81 up: AP.. "a up
DO. ..-...... -. Hotel Kenmore. A.P.- s. up
BADEN BADEN tSpec. rms with bath StephanieHu
hALIlMoRE. Md The Carrullt0n. A.P SO" up
BAR HARBOk, Me. PorcIpine, E.P. CIV wheaton,
BOSTON. Mass. Hotel tendome A.P-. 50
do Hilary l. Brown The Westminster E.P.. y
t>-AElEh, Eng. Royal Clarence aotei
GREENFIELD, Mass. Mansion House, A.P. 81. 90. -
JAMESToWN,R.I.T Tie Thorndike. OPP June to Oct
LIBERTY. N. Y. .......T The Wawonda. Booklets
do...... .Pinney House. Entirely new. $40 week
Westminster. High-class. K-s
LONDON. 81. Ermiu'si ldential hotel. Unexceed for
cuisine. comfort. Mod tariff
do. Herald So. thew. nreproof) sith. W .Sls0
dc. tCh: mbersxw. B way Cosmopolitan. E.P. 81 up
N. ADAMS. Mass. WeniL gton. E Psi; APP 81 so up
OCEAN GROVE. Spray View. APP. $3.50 up
PHILADELPHIA. Aldine. r. = 81 .bOup:A r.. So rm"
PrrfSFIEID. Mass The wendell, E P, $lup; $3up
PORTLAND. Me. New Falmouth. Perfect throughout
PLYMOUTH. Eng (NewProp. j HStanburyj Grand Hu
WASHINGTON. D. G. Arlington Hotel. APP. s.
do The Raleigh E.P.. $1.bp up
WHITE MTS Profile Hse & Cottages on June to Oct
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
FRENCH T NNE

NRElNSQQ LINE
c9MPAGSlE ;s GEN S Eft, ORGANIZATIONS
From Pier No a. North River. foot Morton St.
L 1arrains q La Bre aa Sept, IS s
L'Agnitaine; Aug 30 La lorraine Sept 20
SECOND class class to to SO sn and
e M Moss ssa ss4 e e. B;S@way New
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
cHERB6Uko. so6TaSNPToS. bREMEx.
Es::;,; k;iS;
E%!FfasFE FAf Tqsb5S f HHEnfS
z. Luise. Aug %, 10 am Bal barossa Sep 70. am
sfs pm rA Ri an RRE Sf
AEHS 5sS az e. 3d. pm
Kaiser VIM. Aug. IS AE Enc oENoA seO,
oELRrcHss e.; MS { BROADWAY. N. Z.
fs2S2 . A0 izs s L To- 'y Washington.
American Line.
NEW !okklsSuTHHMFToS@EoNpox,
=. sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN
St. St." St. nIs Sept pt Is Is
Red Star Lime.
NEW YORK -ANTwERP.PARIs
Every Wednesday at ~ noon.
a seassns A 4ss ss5ssasa sspss
III sIs Lp':;s1ygs5. f9} COMPANY
wA SShsasP;; S sfSf isSs walnut
g. ". MOSS Agent. at Sanders q stsyman's. 1877
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FOR SALESMAN BARGAIN-CoL HEIGHTS
and cellar; II rooms. tiled bath, porcelain tub.
electric lighting and call bells LIST floor, kitchen;
two exposures: only 81 ,35O cost $1,000.
au11-3t WALTER A. BROWN, 1923 Pa ave.
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UNDERWRITERS
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken & Embalmer.

go Street Northwest.
Everything strictly nrst-class and on the most
reasonable terms Telephone ~all $40 ta7-lOtf -
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FOR SALE-411 6h ST SW.; FRAME HOUSE.
with bake oven. -four shed. wagon shed. stable
&c Inquire Of A. CROSSE. Owner. 1919 9Th
st. aulO-3ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-SI, 500 WILL BUY FINE HOUSE
near Mass ave. and 22d NV; stories and
cellar; rooms and bath; Convenient to car line.
B. II. WARNER CO.,
au11-3t gIB L NV
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FUR SAIL
4-stOry brick; II rooms e near It'll ST. NV;
can be changed to business property bringing 500
per month ,,.,,..,.,.,,... 81 600
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$500 cash. balance monthly, will buy 1925 to
1925 18th st. Sc; frames; newly papered and
painted; water and sewer; rented at $3.50 each:
good white tenants. .......-.............$4 $40
ABRAHAM FISHER,
au11-3t SIP ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-INyESTORS, ATTENTION!-THREE-
story houses In NV; good renters at SiD.S0 per
mo. Who wants them for s.. 5O0 II on
time. PERCY METZGER, Az La. ave. NV.
aul1-3ts
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omcai Reporters .so' N. House of Representatives
Washington. D. c.. June g. 1899
have known Mr.. Miles Fuller personally and
professionally for many years; ! have Observed
the progress OF his pupils and have personal
knowledge that those who have faithfully attended
TO ms sfructions have had difficulty in prompt.
ly obtaining employment amanuenses and have
given satisfaction as SUCH
DAVID WOLFE BROWN,
Official Reporter of Dehates
THE pRfLLERY. bo4 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE
s. 5UO-ON ST. NEAR 9TH Sc; elegant
brick residence: rooms and BATH every modern
Improvement; large lot; will loan IS 600 this
property; easy terms
R. J. MARSHALL,
It, boS 11th NV
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$500 cash. balance monthly, will buy $50 9th 1t.
ne; 3-story cellar brick; rooms and bath, to
alley; cost IS 500 .................. So, $50
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FOR SAIE-GREATEST BARGAIN IN CHEVY
Chase-Spacious summer and winter residence; IL
rms. porcelain la b, Interior oak. white enamel;
front, back stairs; ve:andas; lawns; lot 10Oxl25.
Price, $500. Address BRUNSWICK, Star Office.
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MORE BOARDERS DESIRED AT COUNTRY
home; have fruit. milk. ice. good water. plenty
OF shade; nice rooms As season is late terms
cheap tSouthern X. r. Mrs L. J. SKINNER.
Landmark Va. au1O-3ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-NoRTH DUPONT CIRCLE; NEW.
handsome Roman brick. heavily trimmed with
brown stcI.e: 10 rcuIIs; LIST door: tiled
baths: beautiful mautels, pier mirrors and gas
fixtures: built 10 sell for $500; must be Sold
ard "her Of 81 500 Is asked W 5. MiNNl&
1927 + NV. aull-f
FOR SALE-HOUSE NORTHWEST. ON AN AVE
nue.; street cars at corner; = stories ms and
bath; price $500. b. Ii. WARNER CO..
auII-3t ylB + st. II.
FOR SALE - G-HOOM PRESS BRICK HOJ Sc;
ami; I.e.; rented good tenant
must be sold: price So. 200; easy terms.
1t WM. L. NcGRANN. GJ 9th st. ny
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
OXFORD.
Especial to Virginlan-Pllot.)

~
Oxford. N. c., May 15.-The nftieth
anniversary exercises of the Oxford
Seminary were held last evening with
appropriate services in the Baptist
church.
Rev. DR.. Huffman, "thc old man elo-
quent," who was to have delivered the
address on the EARLY History of the
School," was detained at home. being
seriously i'll.
Rev. DR.. Il. Il. Skinner, OF Raleigh,
made one OF his masterful efforts on
THE Influence of the School," In this
subject he had a broad scope. for the
religious and educational influence of
the five thousand young women that
have gone out from this time honored
institution has not only been felt in
every State in the Union. but has ex-
tended into the heather lands and the
isles of the sea- This address was fol-
lowed by one from f. P. Holgood, who
has presided over this institution for
nearly score of years with dignity
and great success, and now stands
among the foremost educators of North
Carolina. Hts subject THE Present
History and Future Outlook" was full
OF interest from the opening to the
closing sentence.
Rev. Mr.. Owen leaves today to at
tend the Episcopal convention rhieh-
meets in Salisbury tomorrow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
THE NEWS FROM THE OLD NORTH sTAT1E AND ms CAPI

Of the White Stone" and its object is
the social and moral Improvement of Its
members. 1t has no lodges, no fnitia-
ton fees. no dues and no officers. 1t is
said that It has twenty-five or thirty
members here in Raleigh.
THE WHITE MAN.
The White Man" is negro sheet
mat is being sent out anonymously by
the republicans. and Raleigh is given
as the home of the publication.
The publishers and editors are ap-
parently ashamed of their production
winch Is addressed to the prejudices of
the uneucated white men to put them
against the amendment If possible
All efforts to find the headquarters
and the publishers of THE White Man"
have failed.
SHRINERS TO VISIT WASHING
TON.
A number of North Carolina Shrlners
Will attend the Imperial Council OF
Shriners. which convenes in Washing
ton, N c., next Tuesday. Among those
who will so from Raleigh are Mr.. A. B.
Andrews. ST., and Mr.. ]. C. Drewry,
from Charlotte. Mr.. w. s. Liddell and
Mr.. T. S. Franklin will go. Mr.. Liddell
is the delegate from Vases Temple. The
Imperial Council is composed Of ninety
Shriners.
RALEIGH AND THE ECLIPSE.
The total eclipse of the sun Is less
than two weeks distant. May 2S is the
date OF the great spectacular event.
which Will attract many visitors to Ra-
leigh, not only from this State, but
from all parts of the country.
Raleigh Is on the direct path of to-
tally. and the advantage for viewing
the eclipse in this city has attracted
the attention of scientists.
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EDENT0N.
Especial to virginIan-pilo

Edenton, N. c.. May 15.-Major John
c. Bond has returned from Winston
Salem.
Ogarita and Hatfield was the at
traction at Rea's Opera House last
evening. Notwithstanding the weather
was warm, a large and fashionable au-
dience was In attendance. That the
performance was appreciated, one could
see from the hearty and liberal APP
plause. OSarita and Hatfield are art
lists, and we can safely say that they
can please all.
The young ladies and gentlemen of
Edenton will enjoy a dance at the
Opera House this evening.
Mr.. c. w. Woodland. OF Norfolk, left
yesterday for home after a short visit
here.
The fishermen are taking their nets
out Of the water, the season being at an
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Happier Stewart, Of
Suffolk, Va, spent Sunday in Edenton
with Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Folk.
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RALEIGH AND THE ECLIPSE.
ELIZABETH CITY.
Especial to The virginian. Pilot.)

Especial to The Virginian- Pilot.)
Elizabeth City. N. c., May 15@There
will be a very attractive lawn party
given Friday night by the ladies of the
Baptist Church at the beautiful lawn of
Mr.. l.. @. Etheridge, on North Road
street, proceeds for the benefit of
church. All are invited to be present.
Mr.. James G. Gregory returned yes
terday from business trip to Char
lotte. N. c.
Mrs. Jessie Bell returned yesterday
from O. visit to friends in Norfolk.
Mr. c. II. Robinson returned yestcr-
day from business trip to New York
city.
Her many friends will be panied to
learn that Mrs. Ella Hollowell is very
i'll at her home on Burgess street.
In the Police Court yesterday there
was one drunk fined IS and costs.
Large quantities of peas and cabbage
are being shipped from here daily now.
There is a large crowd expected to be
here next week to attend the Baptist
Association. which meets here next
Tuesday.
The hot weather is beginning to make
our people think of Mays Head.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
Gomen Mich. July 10. 1900.

CORNER Mich. July 10. 1899.
Whenl commenced using McElree's vino Of
Cardni ! was hardly able to walk across The
house Two weeks after. walked half mile
and picked strawberries. When my other
child was born. suffered with labor pains "a
hours and had to raise him on bottls, be.
cause had no milk After using the Wine
during pregnancy this time. gave Birth last
month to baby shI. and was in labor only
three hours with but little pain and | have
plenty OF milk For this great improvement
IN my health ] thank God and MeElrec's
Wine OF Cardui. Mrs. EDWIN GRASS.
For edvice In eases requiring special sirec.
tiops, address, giving symptoms, The Ladss,
Auvlsory Department, Tho Chattanooga
Modicinc Company. Chattanooga, Tenn,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16

removed from their lives arc with Mrs. Grass,
witnesses to the wonderful relief Wine Of
Cardui brought them IN their time o! need.
This pure Wine strengthens the female organ,
and inWsorAtes weakened functions. quickly
relieving all attendant suffering and distress.
For every female III CT weakness II ls the
best medicine ever made. Il Is for sale BY
all druggists. Ask for Wine OF Cardul and
take no substitute. under any circumstances
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
w. II. TAYLOR & CO.,
224 Mater Street.
RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MILL
SUPPLIES.

Agents for this section for the sale OF
Grafton & knights Leather Betting New
York Betting and Packing Coinpany's
Rubber Goods Knowlton's Patent Pack.
Ing. Snow Steam Pumps. my7
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-09
Sealed Proposals Wanted.

Notice is hereby gwen, that sealed
proposals for digging aud walllng well
on the public lots in the Town of Willis
ton, Williams County, North Dakota,
including all labor and material, will be
received by the town clerk at his office
in the Town of WiIIiston, N. d., until
the hour of O'Clock p. m, Sept 4, 1900.
All bids must be estimated by the foot
Said well to be of n sufficient depth to
contain water to the dept of four feet
when completed, and to be not less than
six feet in diameter, and be walled
with 2x6 fir timbers #. long, leaving
the diameter inside the walls not less
than five feet; said wall to be properly
lointed and protected. 1t is the inten-
ton of the board to award said contract
to the lowest responsible bidder, but the
right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
BY order of the Board of Trustees of
the Town of Williston.
A. l.. BUTLER, Clerk.
Dated Wllliston, N. d., Aug. 7, 1900.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-09

made round about trip for visit Sat-
urday and Sunday, to lonely well
secluded and sheltered, but beautiful
and pleasurable place, known as the
Horse Ranch, now occupied by two
good sound healthy young looking men,
whose complaisancy demands respect.
and whose efforts in the way of making
a visit worth itself are complimentary.
While there they made visit to Royd's,
new settler along the White Earth
creek, aud got their share Of enjoyment.
Mr.. Brownson. Miss Edith Williams and
Charley Williams, We're also present.
Mr.. Brownson is daily satisfying his
desire for mental activity in the manage.
ment of practical affairs, and for physi-
cal activity, particularly, in pitching hay
from morn till night, and for maxillary
activity, especially. when meal time
comes. AS to the facts Of the last desire
Mrs. Boyd will approve or give, if ques-
toned, Mr.. Brownson held out the
longest with the good dinner that was
served, but then time should not be
considered, for there may be question
as to which one Of the three--Miss And
erson, Mr.. Brownson and Mr.. Foster
surrounded the the greatest amount OF
the attractive articles of diet.
A little rain shower passed over here
last Monday night.
The people are very busy gathering
their hay.
Mr.. Carey is too busy to show up any
where around Hofilund.
The school is having good regular
attendance now. 1t is hoped that par
ents and friends interested in school
matters, would make the school visit
once a month or term.
Rev. Hunter, Of Minot. held meeting
in the Chilcott school house last Sunday
afternoon.