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Members of the Alliance.

Inc membership or the alliance comprises
William P. Sevill president 1879, Samuel
c. Lovejoy, John L. Henpel, Newton NJ
Brooks president 80, Harrison Dingman
president 1892. James NJ. Edgar.A. F. Nc
MILAN (president '9D. Charles C. Royce
president $50. John Gilmore, Abraham
Hart president 800, Edgar H. Klemroth
Robert s. Lytle. William Howard Mills
Henry b. Bennett, Frank T. Howe (presi-
dent 9O. William Gibson (president ss),
Charles D. A. Loeffler, John G. Macgregor
Charles E. Coon. Martin Hoyberger, Chas
King, Delavan w. Harrington, Robert H.
Morton, George A. Bartlett (president 'S9),
Samuel s. Burdett president 's6), Almyne
II. G. Richardson, Augustus 8. Worthing-
ton, 8. Willard Saxton, George H. French,
Lewis K. Brown. Orange 8. Firmin Ber-
nard T. Janney (president '93), George U.
Johnston, Frank Al Bntts. Frank H.
Sprague. Charles Lowell. Edward r. Camp
bell. Charles E. Hartung, Albert w. Roome.
John Cameron. Adolph Berger. James l..
Meade, John 8. stodder president '98),
Alva 8. Taber' (president 1906.
John R; Collette. ChArlesP. Lincoln 1presi-
dent dent q 90, Henry A. ROBBINS ps psesiaens 90.
Jameson, Frank p Gross, Octavius L.
Pruden, George H. f.illebridge. Andrew J.
Huntoon president 90. iJohn J. narrower
Samuel c. Mills. August Donath, VIM II.
Deolittle, VIM. Irving. Henry Casey. La
Fayette Knapp. Howard L. Prince. Joseph
w. Krkley, VIM. H. Partridge. John Nc
Elroy. James 8. Gougall George P. Davis,
John r. Young. Lyman F. w. Cushing,
Jacob F. Raub. Augustus 8. Bryan. Cyrus
J. III Hardaway. sn., Charles c: Cole George G.
Swayze, Henry 8. Merrill. Melbourne M.
Lewis. Edward A. Kreidler. George H.
Slaybaugh, Lawrence Wilson. Warner Will
hite. John H. DeMeritt, Thomas r. Mar
SHALL Albert H. Van Deusen, Stephen Rand.
VIM. II. Decker, David p. Leibhardt.
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II. ROSENB URG 4 CO.,
AUCTION HOUSE, ne TTH 81. NV.
Modern and antiqus furniture Of al kinds bought
81 sold. oc23-0
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT 0F COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, Feb.
ruary g. 1900.-Ordered: That article OF the Polca
words or person engaged In the second hand cloth.
ing business" In sections 1. 2 f. 8 and 6 OF SAID
dealer in second -hand personal property;' 30 that
said article shall apply to every pawn-brofsr
exty." JOHN B. WIGHT. John W ROSS Lax
SING 81. BEACH, Commissioners Of the District Of
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FOR REET1CHEAP-Sl7 I'd ST. NV; RMS,
bath; MI: couyenient location for boarders and
roomers; reduced to 5000.
1al6-6 JAMES y. SHEA, CA Pa. ave. N.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

F0R 3 RI RENT,Bi BY sFsAuL. Sc COR. TTH&L NV,
S2l Ith sto l4T&b slSe 90 Iols sth pw, sr&e p 90
s 800 s sth nS sp% 1853 Sc
sda Mass av,llrSb. 90 90 as 5th ne. erkb. 1880
' -. fsss n sr&w sG etsS sa
SIS st nw iorS 9 s97 n% Me- s,@s mat 80
I21 9th ne. 7rSb. % so 6o4 L NV ir&wtcol u 90
ist&P hat ssao 4tS Rw sr&%
i02 NV, 6r&b.. 900 ia1s I'd Sc, 5r&w. .s.5o
i4s4 ist NV sr&b Rr RI SOS 18th Eth, scos 90
Phone Ie4s. Call at office for Kent Bulletin"
FOR RRNT.R W. WMkER 8 son. looo F ST.
zSt ST; lor&b. SEQ 90 $40 :th st Sc 4r. 1890
ITO st. srSb. =. 600. 1I1s Conn % as. Store
1888 18th st. lorSb s5 90 s21 l4th ST. store 20 90
1870 Cal av l1r&b 500 lsIS 14.h ST. store. 20 90
sis 1ais Sesr sr' a ir*s s,xh e 90 90 c, FLATs Fla
14is Core lo,ab ss 81 1873 I4th St 4r&b. 90
29o2 14th st, 7rsb. 800 fes-st
FOR sALE-GooD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES.
ntted to your windows. only s5c; the best quality
samples kLEEBL1TTs. iIth % and AZ .ts ssn u.s. WIN
FOR RENT OR 2 YEARS. s44s 14TH ST, NEAR
in very best condition. stable in rear fronting lis
on r3RR LIE 81 RsPib 1907 ST.
1410 10th NV. sr b. $500 Ola Hughes ct war;. 80
POI NV, 9r&b. 3D. so 2212 d nw A.. 500
IOS 18th, 12r fur. b. 1890 2l24 NV, ii. 80
1873 Greg av, Or, 2HI / NV, Ar. 800
fur, ba. 35. SO 401 Richardson pl
PIG NV, 9rSb. 80. so NV 4r. s. so
1716 Fla av, 6r6b. 20. so FLATS
204S NV, 6r&b. rs. so 1878 14th NV 5r&b $50 so
2lO9 Ny av NV. Arb $50 1915 14th 5r&b -. 30
2423 Va av NV Or b. 13. 80 26oO l. NV Is. 80
Full list at Office. MARTIN BROS
fe3-lw 1925 Pa. nv.
FOR RENT--DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 ST
14lo Pa av .sto, Gel. $500 Sc cor 18th & sw,
1906 Meridian avn store room ..I0,o 90
Pleasant. 6r&b 1880 3lO3 NV. br.... ESQ
1856 Valley NV ,Sr 80 100 S3d Pr, 90
fe2-r
FOR RENT PHONE 1919
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO,
COR 9TH AND +. ROOM 2.
1922 16h fiat. Sr. 5000 1887 7 NV, Sr. 30 so
1905 NJ st, store. 80. so sos Spruce nw 6r. %
1425 st. ar. 30. so 90 st nw Or. 10 35
1901 NJ st NV, store $3.50 1908 NJ NV. 1Or D30
1892 ST NV, Sr. 25. sol 1915 35th NV 5r 10 80
fel-tf THOMAS BRADLEY, Real Estate Officer.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE wEEMS STEAMBOAT co,
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
STEAMER POTOMAC.
On and after Sunday December "a, 1853. the
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and river lsnd-
ings.
All river freight must be prepaid.
Baltimore freight solicited.
Accommodations fer passengers strictly frst-class
Telephone 745. de22-l2tf
L. S. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Z am. landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
and all wharyes as far down Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 D. m
and on Fridays about $3.50 PM
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. To GLYMoNT. Md
and intermediate landings.
The new steamer ESTEII.E RANDALL daily.
except Sunday, $50 A. IN. Returning about d. Ia.
Passenger accommodations fIst-class. Freight
ceived until the hour OF sailing
L. S. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager
GEO o. CARPENTER, General Agent. Washington
wM. N. REARDoN. Agent, Alexandria. se1s-tf 20
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington, ID. c. 9th ST. Ferry Wharfl
Mondays am, for intermediate landings TO Co..
loniai Beach. Bushwood. Rock PIT Colton's NOM
ini Creek, AbeIis. Leonardtown, Stones. Howard
and Cobrum's.
wednesdays an. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwocd, Rock Point Coiton's
Leonardtown. Abells. Nomini Greek. >Coan and
Yeocomico rivers.
Saturday. am, for intermediate landings te
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point Colton's
Nomini Creek.
aui6-o o. w. RIDLEY. General Manager.
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l31 9th NV. store. $50 90 as4 9Th se, 6r..I5a 30
81 Mo av NV, 10r. .27 sol 1877 me- 6r ami Is 30
22S2 7th nv. .6r&str. Is 5Ol415 18th se IL 80
FOR RENT-ONFURNISHED-
1919 Belmont ax $40 9th ne. 1orkb. -. 90
aaN Ws;a Mt' sosSb se SS 80 Sd me- sFb.....lsSo
HESKELL McIRRAN.
deos. .tu&th-R zoos y st.
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FOR REN1'-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-1531 sTH ST NV: o ROOMS AND
STABLE; near cars, schools, churches and mar
kets; newly papered and painted; rent reduced
tc $3.50. STONE & FAIRFAX, sos + st. NV.
fe6-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-A DOUBLE PARIOR AND OLD
established dental office 211 AZ st. NV.
fe6-3t+
FOR RENT-LARGE, WELI-LIGHTED, MODERN
Offices, elevator, electric light, steam heat jani-
tor service: rent, $125O; no extras. Mctzerott
bldg, 1110 ct. n.w.
oc30-tf GASCH BROS, Agts., 1907 st.
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FOR RENT
1881 G NV. 9r&b. .$55. 224 131s sw 6r&b 1s. .25
lS2l 9th nw Sr&b % 90 1871 NJ, store 1000
l245 I'D NV, Gr&b u.50 1910 Temp av, 4rer 8. ~
1888 Seaton, CRIB 1850, 2411 Shows ct, $50
VIII make all necessary repairs prior TO occupancy
CI1AS. LINKINS
ta29-tf Rooms 25 26 2T McC;iIl bldg
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Z. DAVIS, 7TH & E S.W.
I 1880 II ne, sto&dw,
dull... 20. %
91 L Sc, Or, was. 10. 40
1875 d sw, Or, imp. ..12.50
is r NV, Sr, ami. $3.50
69l5 + sw, Or. ami. 1900
130 Union st, ,6r, w&s10.O0
4S 61a sw, ,5r. WIS. 10. 80
l3 1th sw, Or, imp.1G.OO
932 / sw, Or, w&s. .12.50
2l9 1871 sw. Or, ami. .27.O0
Stable r'r SIS Z ne. 500
fa22t
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NANTED-BI COLORED GIRL, GOOD PLAIN
cook and housework, place in small family or
VIII nurse; hrst-class city references. 1914 10th
NV.
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LINkINS, 500 18TH ST.
I'D x Z, 6r&b. so
li47 Pierce pl, 7r&b.25. SO
52I Spruce st, Grab. 23.5o
g. Sd ne, Sr&b. 90
1309-11-3-2T L Sc,
each 5 rms 90
RES.
1915 Pa ay. 90
220l Z NV. 10. 90
1913 Pa av, base't. 1000
colored tenants. See list
iu1T-tf
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 ST
i4lo "a ay.sto, Gel $500 Sc cor 18th & c sw,
1906 Meridian av,Mt store room O. 90
Pleasant. 6rSb. 1880 sl0s NV. 5r g so
1876 valley nw,3r, 7S017oo SD 2r, w......5.0o
fe2tf
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FOR RF2NT-PARTY GIVING UP HoUSEKEEP
ing will rent residence; rooms and bath; fine
order; carpets and shades included only $4S pei
month Call on OWNER, 1912 L st. NV. fest
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FOR RENT-BY FLOYD
Fit 9&B sw, Or, ami. S35. 90
1914 1th NV, st&dw. so. so
1lOSFa av sw, Or, ami2o. so
435 o NV, Sr, ami. 20. 90
4th q, $40 Maine av,
Or, ami. ..........14.50
1S y Sc, Or. w&s. $50
$50 L sw, Sr, ami. %. 80
4S7 L sw, 5r, w&s. .12.OO
361 G sw, Or, imp. .15. 30
3D. floor Lin Nat Bk,
1r, 30X70. 30. 90
GIG B sW. Sr, ami .2H. e
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. f. SHEA 632 PA AVE "
al l4th st sw. 6r 90 1856 10th st NV, Ar. IL 90
rs 18TH st NV, Or Is l3l9 10th st ne, 5r. III so
49i st sw, Or 1885 81 FentOn st ne. Or. II 90
4lS n st sw, 6r 30 1851 ~ st sw, 5r. 10 80
43S 3th st sw, s&d 1000 100 ID st sw 3r. %. so
Iao6 !2th st NV, 5r 1I50I 36S st sw, fat 30
III i2th st nw Or LIST st Sc, Or. so
l35 st Sc, Or. .5Oj2 22O6 9th st NV 3r 20
fe2-9tf
FOR RENT-905 7TH ST. Sc; NEW HOUSE;
rooms, cellar, bath; a m. l.; in excellent CON
dltion; convenient ars.......,.,.... $50 10
fe3-tf JAMES F. SHEA, 632 Penna. ave NV
FOR RENT. Store. 221O 14th st $500
!4!S st, lOr&b. $4,000 $50 Fla av, sr. .$25. 90
134l Corcoran, Dr. 81 90 y fiat, 1106 Pa 25. 90
ddoo st, sr&b. 3S 90 Offices in Metzerott bldg.
- 18th sw sr&b 30 90 1920 eth st, Sr. 8. so
SUZ3 Calnb ge p 9r. .2SO 90 1872 Balls ct Ar. g. SO
fe3-tf GASCH BROS. 1907 f ST.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. w.
1908 + NV, lar, 2b, /
fur, $50; unfur. $50. 90.
2OlO p NV, 7r&b, st,
Gel, sta. so. 90
1913 Pa av, fit, ,Sr&b. ~. so
500 II ne, 7r&store IS. 10
1O09l2 24th NV, ,Sr&b. Is. so
SYOI
1913 Pa ay. fine large
store d stable. .$I5. 90
@1O L NV. .35. 90
SIS 18th NV. .25. .OOl
Good small houses for
at CffiIe
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEM

WANT ED-BY FIIiST-CLASS WHITE COOK. SIT
ences- Address 421 X St NV
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE WARM ROOMS; TWO ADULTS IN EACH:
SIS and $50; steam Eeat: best location; first rate
board: large sunny dining room on parlor floor.
1884 / o.
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WANTED-BI RESPECTABLE COLORED Girl
place &c dc general housework or as chambe
maid; best references. 24G2 Sth St NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED HOUSE. WITH STABLE TO RENT
with view Of ultimate purchase-A modern built
and improved house. of ten rooms al least back
stairs, bath rooms and finished cellar; one with
stable, o. yard which owner will build stable
and located north of street and west OF Iith
street preferred address, with terms,
p W. N,
lr0-ol. - Office.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-ROOM ON Sd FLOOR 55x10O FEET;
light and ventilation all sides; private en-
trance, office. &C.; also large freight elevator.
629 q st. NV. fe63t
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WANTED-Bi \ CoLORED WOMAN WASHING
10 take home or days work out. 1928 11th St
NV Cox %
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE FOR CASH
widow must sell her grocery and provision busi-
ness; excellent class of trade; near 18th and P
NV; also lease OF store, cellar and stable
Chance for live man to make money. Address
Box ISL, Star office. fe3-3t
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Town Council.

The town council met last Wedues.
day evening. Besides the regular rou
tine the following business was tran,
sacted:
An ordinance was passed granting
right of way to the Anaconda Cop
ger Mining company, for a period o.
Is years.
J. P. Rogers was appointed ane
confirmed as registry agent for the
coming city election, which takes
place on the I'd of April.
The judges and polling places TO,
the city election were selected as fol.
lows: First Ward-Judges, P. H
Cone. J. D. Powers, D. A. Bishop
polling place at city hall. secon
Ward-Judges, J. r. Rawlins, Walter
Pell, Q. ]. Reimel; polling place at
Rawlins' stable. Third Ward
Judges, r. E. Kirby, H. F. Cook, NJ
NJ. Lockwood; polling place Dent
building.
-Four new arc lights were ordered
erected, to be placed at the following
points: One at Seventh and Bedford
streets, one at Fifth and Bedford, one
at Fourth and Madison and one a,
Third and Ravalli.
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BONDSALE

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to Ar
ticle 4, Chapter >, Part !, Title of the Poiti-
cal Code OF the laws of tn, State of Montana,
and an election held on the Goth day of Feb
ruary, 1900. under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of said article, whereby the Board of
County Commissioners was authorized to
borrow the sum of $4,000 for the purpose of
building courthouse in the town of Hamil-
ton, Ravalli county, Montana, said Board of
Commissioners will on the gath day of .pril,
1900, at p. M at the county clerks Office in
Hamilton, Ravalli county, Montana, receive
proposals for the purchase of Ravalli county
bonds in the sum of $4,000 in the denomna
tion of 81, eco each, bearing interest at the
rate OF per cent pei annum, payable semi
annually, on the first day of June and the
first day of December of each year until re-
deemed.
Sald bonds will be payable as follows:-
Sl.OC0 on the first day of December, 1901. and
$1,000 annually thereafter on the said first
day of December OF each year except the last
bond OF $1,000 which will be payable ON the
3lst day Of May, 1920.
Bonds to be dated June 1st, 1900.
Bids will be received for all or any number
of said bonds.
Certified check of 5 per cent must accom-
pany bids.
Said bids to be submitted in sealed envel-
opes to Board Of County Commissioners at
County Clerks office in Hamilton. Ravalli
county, Montana. on or before p m. on the
gath day of April, 1900.
Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
By order OF the board OF County Commits
stoners of Ravalli county, Montana
HOWARDD. SMART,
County Clerk,
Dated at Hamilton, Mont, March TO- 1900.
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Notice of Registration.

Notice is hereby given that the of
ficial register of the Town of Hamil-
ton, for the Annual election to be held
April End, 1900, will be opened at Rog-
ers & Chatfin's store, South Second
street, Hamilton, Montana, on March
19, 1900, and continue open until FRI
day, March q, 1900. Said register
will be open for the registration of
voters from one O'Clock p. IN. to five
O'Clock p. III. and from seven O'Clock
p. m. to nine O'Clock p. IN. of each day,
and also on Saturday, the 31st day of
March, for the correction of errors and
the registration of voters unavoidably
absent from town during the time of
registration.
J. P. ROGERS,
Registry Agent.
Dated March 9th 1900.
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FLORENCE.

Special Correspondence TO the Western Nevs
FLORENCE, MARCH 12.-Miss vests
Clements, one of the popular school,
teachers of the upper valley is the
guest of her cousin Mrs. Bellot Of
Kendall's mill.
Geo. Fisk of Kendall's mill visited
friends in Hamilton Friday.
Sid White has sold his saloon and
other Florence property to Al. Daloach
who will continue the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Duffy went to
Missoula Saturday to visit Mrs. Chas.
Arnold, sister of Mrs. Duffy.
Post Office Inspector Mcmillan
spent Tuesday in Florence.
Mrs. Geo. Bowles is visiting her
mother Mrs. Duffy.
Miss Sue White spent Saturday the
guest of Mrs. Carver.
Messrs. Faulds and W. E. Bargs
are expected to attend the I. o. G, T.
lodge Tuesday evening. In honor Of
these gentlemen the ladies will serve
cake and coffee.
Henry Dole had the misfortune to
have his foot broken by horse fall
ing with him.
Station Agent Goudy, of Victor
accompanied by Mrs. Goudy and two
daughters, attended church at Flor.
ence Sunday morning.
Commissioner W. E. Gleason re-
turned home Saturday morning from,
Hamilton.
Ed. Herring returned to Woodside
Monday evening after spending few
days at home.
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VICTOR.


Special correspondence to the Western News
V1cToR, MARCH 13.-T. c. McMil-
lin, post Office inspector for this di-
vision, visited the Victor post office
last Tuesday night.
The protracted meeting at the M i.
+. church south closed Thursday
night.
Miss Emily Jameson returned from
Missoula Wednesday night.
Gus Carlburg of the Curlew left for
Helena Friday morning.
A. L. Mowatt was a business visitor
/ IN Missoula Thursday.
Rev. Clark, one of the pioneer
preachers of Montana, preached in
Victor Sunday evening and will con-
tinue the service during the week.
Rev. I. r. Hubbs and wife, of Ham,
ilton, We're attending the meetings at
the M E. church south last week.
Mrs. r. L. Perry, of Curlew, who
has been i'll is recovering.
j. P. Cleary is able to be out again
after weeks illness.
DR.. Buckley stopped at Victor Sat-
urdav night. He was on his way to
see Mr.. Wehr of Corvallis.
Sheriff B. S. Chaffin and Commls-
sioner E. A. Johnson were in town
| Monday.
D. H. Goudy and family, Miss Maud
| Herring and Leonard Newell took a
ride to Florence Sunday morning on a
hand-car, attended church services
there and returned that evening.
Mrs. A. W. Mittower who has been
quite i'll is improving slowly.
Robt. Myers and family of Corvallis
were shopping in town today.
The Good Templars are filling long
felt want by building large
ante-room to their lodge hall.
Jos. Mise moved his family over
from Rosemont, to the Perry ranch,
Monday, part of which he has recently
purchased.
Born-to c. E. Miller and wife,
Saturday, March 3rd, daughter.
Geo. Brooks, of Mssoula, is in town
today.
E. L. Jameson has returned from
Bearmouth.
Mrs. Nettie Van Dorm has been
quite sick for the past week.
Victor people are appearing on the
streets minus wraps and wearing
straw hats.
Mrs. A. B. Weisenf1ue is able to be
out again after her long illness.
T. A. Million, of Hamilton, has
moved his family to the Robb house.
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DARBY.

DARBY. MARCH -, 1900. Scarlet
fever is reported in the family of John
Schofeld, near this place.
James Vance, Geo. Waldo, Johnnie
Strate and Ed Morrison are preparing
to start for the Colville reservation in
Washington on Thursday the 18th.
Mr.. Shockley, the barber, is fitting
up building and will open a restau
rant here.
Darby people are eagerly looking
forward to the extension of the rail-
road to and beyond this place. It will
intuse new life into the upper valley
and hasten its development more than
anything else could.
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Notice of Annual Election.

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Election in the Town of Hamil-
ton will be held on Monday, April End
1900, between the hours of O'Clock a
m. and 6 o'clock p. m.
That said election is held for the
purpose of electing:
One mayor to serve two years.
One alderman in the First ward.
One alderman in the Second ward
One alderman in the Third ward of
said town.
Each of said aldermen to serve two
years.
The polls for said election will be as
follows: First ward, Council room;
second ward, Rawlins' stables; third
ward, Dent building.
BY order of the Council.
J. F. CONE. Town Clerk.
Dated March 18th 1900.
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CORVALLIS.

Special correspondence 10 the Western News
CORVALLIS, MARCH 13, 1900. DIR.
Buckley, of Missoula, came upon Sat.
urday evenings train and remained
over Sunday with Mr. Ferd Wehr who
is quite poorly. His condition is ap.
parently improving little.
Charley Sawyer went to Missoula
Saturday, to consult physicians in re.
gard to stomach trouble from which he
has been a great sufferer this spring
Mrs. Anna Wood left Monday morn
ing for Big Timber, where she goes to
join her husband, who has been in
the eastern part of the state for sew
months. Their many friends wish
them success and happiness in their
new home.
Mrs. T. A. Chaffin accompanied Mrs,
Wood as far as Missoula where she
went shopping Monday.
The past few days of sunshine and
balny southern breezes have develop
ed number of cases of spring fever
in town. 1t is in mild form, how
ever, and it is to be hoped that it will
not become an epidemic.
Mrs. M. L. Chaffin was a visitor at
the county seat Monday.
Rev. B. c. Black closed four weeks
meeting at the Christian church last
Sunday evening. Rev. Black is a
deep thinker and an entertaining
speaker and preached some able dis
courses during the meeting. There
were ten additions to the church.
Pete Flugstad and Arthur Woods
made business trip to the Garden
City Monday.
Misses May Mckinney and Maggie
Slack were Missoula visitors last
week.
J. M. Jones, Lamar and 7. A. Chat
I'm left Wednesday morning for Idaho
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A CASE OF SMALL POx.
Al Railway Camp-Pest House Es-
tabIished and Strict Quarau.
tine Enforced.

A case OF small pox was reported to
the authorities last Friday by DR.. Geo.
McGrath. The patient is a man by
the name of Bishop employed in
Greenough's railway camp above
Grantsdale on the line of the new ex-
tension. Doctors Coughenour and
Howard also examined the man and
all the physicians are agreed that he
is afflicted with the real thing-small
pox. The county commissioners took
prompt stepts to care for the patient
and to guard against spread Of the
dread disease,
A house near the Grantsdale bridge
belonging to o. c. Cooper was pur-
chased and furnished to be used az q
pest house and where the patient has
been removed from his tent in the
railway camp. DR.. Howard has been
employed to give the proper medical
treatment and a comrade of Bishops
to nurse him.
There were about 80 men working
in the railway camp. The camp and
the right-of.way, where they are at
work has been quarantiued and placed
in charge of H. c. Tuttle, special
deputy sheriff. Several persons who
escaped from the camp upon learning
that Bishop had the small pox have
been apprehended and quarantined. \.
While the patient has the genuine
small pox it is of mild type. He
came to the valley in December With
Greenough's crew from the Clearwater
and was we'll and strong until about
two weeks ago he was taken sick.
Ten days passed before it was dis.
covered that he had the small pox.
No new cases have been reported nor
are there any suspects. An epidemic
OF the disease is not feared, although
all precautions, such as vaccination
and cleanliness, cannot be too strong.
fly recommended.
The railway camp will be moved
several miles away from its preaent
location.
DR.. Brice chairman of the board Of
health will arrive tonight from Stev-
ensville and the board will consult as
to the situation.