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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
Harrison and her Neighbors.
May II, 1900

May II, 1900.
j. II. Nance went to Seattle Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Laughlin came down from
Skagit Co, last week to be present at the
celebration of her mothers Grandma
K ines. Ninety-fourth birthday.
H. H. Miller returned Saturdavfrom the
hub, and says he never saw Seattle livelier.
j. f. Green spent part of last week
at the County seat looking into the condi-
ton OF the stock market.
VIM Watson and Miss Nellie Bellows
attended the quarterly teachers examina-
ton returning Sunday by land to their re-
spective schools at Clifton
Unlike the P. A. E. R. R. the managers
OF the factory at Holly have said nothing
and kept working, as result the factory
is practically ready to begin operations
A Pfundt made flying trip from Holly
to Union Friday. He is going into the
chicken business quite extensively, and re-
ceived shipment Thursday of hundred
Plymouth Rock and Wyandotte eggs for
setting
Mr.. Wyatt is reported very ill and stead
lily sinking.
OMr. and Mrs. ]. H. Betz and children
recently from Hartford, have settled at
Tee Lake. A nephew, Howard Betz, has
filed a homestead at Rel Bluff.
Mr.. Mlnamee, from Iowa, who has been
visiting his father at Dewatto, left Sunday
for Tacoma.
Miss Edna Simpson spent the week with
the Misses Pfundt and McMinamee.
WANDERER.
A Lewis county shingle man had trouble
in getting his son out of bed mornings to do
the chores The boy had bad habit of
answering ''yessir, and going to sleep
again. Recently he was particularly anx-
lous to get the young man up to put a fire
In the boiler. To make no mistakes, he
called the boy, got the ''yessir, then slip
up stairs, turned the covers down and gave
the person there good spanking. 1t hap
pened on that night the hired girl had
been given the boys room. When the
tumult was over the old man sat down be-
hind the mill and drafted written apology
to the girl.-Oregon Lumberman
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
The School Days End.

The Shelton Public Schools close
this week, after very successful term
OF nine months. and three months of
vacation begin. The closing exercises
in the lower grades were given in the
school rooms Thursday afternoon. the
children acquitting themselves splen-
didly before the patrons and visitors.
The commencement exercises for the
9Th and 9th grades will take place at
kneeland Hall this evening, and it is
hoped that the hall will be crowded.
The following program will be given:
Waitzes, "Alone" Shelton Orchestra
Salutatory Ada Myers
"Our Little Friends who live
in the air'' Ida Linn
Vocal Solo, ''Some Day. Miss Beaver
American Navy Arthur Morse
Alaska Mabel Murphy
Vocal Solo, New Hampshire
Home. Iona Leake
The Three Washingtons Jennie Potts
March, Gay Coney Island Orchestra
mason County Elsie Wyatt
How Washington saved the
Union Eva Myers
Vocal Solo, Only in Dreams
Miss Sadie Morgans
Class Prophecy Grace Wiley
America-Her Colors Forrest Todd
Presentation of Diplomas
The following are the Graduates:
9th Grade Ada F. Myers, Grace M.
Wiley: 9Th Grade, Jennie D. Potts,
Elsie E. Wyatt, Mabel B. Murphy,
Arthur Morse, Eva ]. Myers, Ida A.
Linn, Byron Glenn Eaton, James
Forrest Todd,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
Methodist Services.

Class meeting, 1915 A. M, c. w.
Fisk, leader.
Morning sermon, II A. M. subject
"The Many Mansions
Sunday School, 12:15 P. M, F. M.
Grout, Supt.
Epworth League $50 p. m. in Lee
ture room.
Song service, us.
Evening sermon. 7:30 P. M. subject
"The Bible the newest Of Books"
We are showing big stock of prints
at SC. L. M. Co.
Fresh Home made Bread at the Blue
Front.
Ice cream and Ice Cream Soda at
Norris.
Children's Sun Bonnets. for the
summer, at Needham's.
Did you ever get something for no.
thing, if not try for the L. M. Bike.
Ask our riders how the Crescent
stands up. SIS and $35. at Munson's.
Locating, plating, fling, seeding,
and cultivating oyster grounds is now
the leading industry OF Mason County;
after numbering. Time was when
logging was the only employment or
occupation of the people, but farming
stock raising. fishing and oystering
are of more practical benefit to the
county generally. There is food for
thought by those who believe there is
no future for this country after the
lumbermen go. The JOURNAL believes
that the timber now remaining in Ma
son County will be worth as much to
us as that which has already been tax
en- out.
Pulley belt Rings. are at the L. M.
store.
Best Ice Cream Saturday at Blue
Front.
Before investing in new wheel, see
the Racyc1e, at Barger's.
! 1t is about time to be thin king about
| yVuA TIL ~ j NY dACSS. oCC what Tue
L. Nj. Co. can do for you
/ NORTHERN PACIFIC LANDS. This
Office has lists showing the remaining
lands offered for sale by the Northern
Pacific Railway company, price and
terms, perhaps there is something il
the lists of interest to you. Also have
plats showing the lands vacant in Ma
son County, and ether lists of lands
offered for sale. If you are looking fol
anything in the way of lands, call al
this Office.
We have received an immense stool
Iof childrens shoes, at the L. III.
"A Baby Grand Piano FOR $50, Appl,
4 to Mrs Schumacher.
Hugh ] Munion well known anon,
the logging fraternity of Mason Coun
1ty, was married to Miss Carrie William
1 st Tumwater, at Ketchikan, Alaska
i April 10Th.
The Queen Quality shoe IS at tn
| 4. M. store
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
A Keen Clear Brain.


Your best feelings, your social posi-
ton or business. success depend large
ly on the perfect action of your stom-
ach and liver DR.. Kings New Life
Pills give increased strength, a keen
clear brain, high ambition. A Csc box
will make you feel like new being.
Sold by c. v. Dunbar Druggist.
A new fresh stock of Mating and
Window Shades just in, also a complete
stock of Furniture. at Munson's.
Come and see if the L. NJ. don't keer
what you want.
Before buying your new hat, I invite
you to call and look over my stock OF
Hats and trimmings, rooms over Nc.
Donald & O'Neill's store.
MRS. o. L. TEw.
Try your luck, if you have a dollar
to spend the L. M. Co. are giving away
a $50 Bike.
Needham's place on the hill NORTH
of Shelton, is for rent, price no objec'
for good tenant.
Our Ball-bearing Pacific Queen Sew
ing Machine for SIS. Sold on the in
stalment plan. Mcdonald & O'Neill
For SALE CHEAP. Two small dwell
ling's in good order and ready fol
occupancy 1875 takes either. This
Office.
Fresh taffies and candies at Norris
the candy kitchen.
Dress Shapes, Sailors, and every
thing of the latest in Millinery lines
at Needham's. Prices are right, too
Fresh Oysters every day at the Blu,
Front.
Miss Mary O'Neill is still receiving
new lines of millinery goods from Mis-
Wheeler of Olympia, and her stock i
on display at the Commercial Hotel,
Plow Shares made TO order ant
plows repaired on short notice. al
work guaranteed at. Norton and Dun
bars shop,
Just received at Needham's. severa
Il full lines of new shoes. Reme1nbe
that it will be no trouble to st yol
| with the style you want.
I. It is the +. M. Co. that are giyin
away the Columbia Bike.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
A Fast Bicycle Rider.

Will often receive painful cuts,
sprains or bruises from accidents.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, will kill the
pain and heal the injury. It's the
cyclists friend. Cures Chatting.
Chapped hands, Sore Lips, Burns,
Ulcers and Piles. Cure guaranteed.
Only Csc. Try it. Sold by G. v. Dun
bar druggist.
The Racyle is guaranteed, high
grade wheel, $40 at Barger's.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
Call for Bids for School Building.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the erection OF new school
building in the Town OF Shelton,
School Dist. No. l.. are hereby called
for, to be furnished the undersigned
clerk of said district on or before May
10th. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of County treasurer,
in the Courthouse. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
9. w. FISK, Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
HoN,s This.

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fol
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo o
We tie undersigned have known F. J. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him persectiy
honorable in all business transactions and fin
aneially able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST Il TRUAx wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
WALDIN6, KINNAN & MARVIN, wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sursaces o
the system. Price roc. per bottle. Sold b. a
druggists Testimonials free.
FL CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Q.
EE-Sold by Druggists, Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Was Away at School.

Velua, Wash, May 4, 1900 -Pausy,
the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E, H. Nipple of this place, while away
at school, had sores break out on her
feet. She began taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla and it healed the sores.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12

Magic CITY GOSSIP.

F. w. Easton of Lincoln is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Watkins.
Henry Lewis writes from Kansas City
that he will reach home tonight.
on Thursday afternoon the King g
Daughters Will meet with Mrs. Dcnna AL
berry
The roll call meeting at the Baptist
1880 o'clock
On Friday evening there will be an i'm
portant meeting OF the directors OF the
Commercial club
C. A. Whipple of Ashland has accepted
the position of local editor on the South
Omaha Daily Times
Mrs H. Il. Wilcox, Twenty-fourth and ]
streets Will entertain the Ladies auxiliary
of st. Martins church this afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Prcsby-
terlan church will meet this afternoon with
Mrs G. W. Wright. Twenty-fifth and II
streets.
A committee of business men will meet
tonight at the parlors of the South Omaha
club for the purpose of arranging for a
fall festival.
The drill crew OF Nebraska lodge No 227,
Ancient Order United Workmen, will give a
ball at Odd Fellows hall on Monday even
Ing, December 81.
A free Christmas dinner for the poor will
be given at the mission on Twenty-iifth,
near street. on December 20, from / to
y. m. Donations are solicited.
City Treasurer Koutsky now has two
cases OF contempt of court on his hands
One Is before Judge Keysor and the other
before Judge Dickinson. Both are for re-
fuslng to cancel certain taxes declared
Illegal.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
Comulaiuts Continue

Complaints about the induction on
grounded telephone lines continue. The
electric light people are working as rapidly
as possible erecting high poles in the bust
ness portion Of the city to overcome this
trouble as much as possible. Poles sixty
five feet in height are being set in the
alleys in the business portion Of the city
and when the wires carrying the heavy cur
rent are placed on top 1t is asserted that
complaints will be done away with. As
far as possible the telephone company is
getting it's wires as far away as 1t can
from the lines of the electric light COM
pany. Unless bad weather interferes with
the work in hand the setting Of the big
poles will be completed by the end of the
month.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
WARRANTSOUT FOR FIGHTERS
Chicago Rsformsr Undertakes to Stop Cane
kcGovern Match.
lNvoKrs THE STATE LAW TO ASSIST HIM
Lou Housemnn Declares the Contest
VIII Come ON, but Frank Hall
Says All Hands VIII lie
Arrested Today.

CHICAGO, Dec. 11-Warrants for prize
fight promoters, principals, referees and
managers, were issued to Frank Hall by
Police Magistrate Wallace today. Hall de-
clares that he will stop not only the Nc
Govern Cans contest, scheduled for Thurs
day evening at Tattersall's, but all future
glove contests in this city. lie even de-
clares that he will try to secure war
rant for Mayor Harrisons arrest IL the
permit is not revoked
The promoters of the contests sneer at
the complainant whose efforts they de-
nounce as actuated by spiteful and mer-
oenary motives, and offer to wager $4,000
that the exhibition will be given. Thirteen
warrants were granted by Justice Wallace
for the following men: r. w. Winston,
agent OF Tsttersalls. charged with abet.
ting the violation OF law BY leasing the
building for sparring matches; Louis NJ
Houseman, matchmaker OF the club, two
warrants George Siler, referee, two war
rants; Sam Harris. manager OF pugilist
two warrants; Terry McGovern, pugilist,
two warrants; Joe Cans. pugllst; Maurice
Rauch. pugilist; kid" Broad, pugilisti
Danny Daugherty. pugilist.
Hall also tried to procure warrant 10,
TOD" Sloan. the Jockey, on the charge OF
instigating the exhibition by offering to
bet on the result He failed.
Matchmaker Houseman of the club said
THE exhibition will take place and nc
self-constituted reformers will stop It
There Is motive behind this with which
the public is unacquainted and several &C
tions, among which will be charge OF
attempted blackmall. that may be pre-
sented In the courts shortly, will enlighter
them. I am willing to wager any part oil
$4,000 that the exhibition will be giver
Thursday evening"
II don't care anything about Houseman's
wager" said Hall. THE law is there or
the books and there can be no grounds fol
misinterpretation."
Joe Cans, who Is to fight Terry McGoverr
at 1873 pounds Thursday night was down tc
1874 this evening, and says that he will
have no trouble In taking off two more
pounds. His trainers say he will weigh 132
pounds when he steps or the scales. Re-
ports from McGovern's camp in Milwaukee
than when he fought Erne. Palmer and
others His training today consisted OF
eight miles OF road work and boxing, bag
punching and wrestling. He finished his
days work by pulling hauling and wrest-
ling his four assistants. changing from one
to the other, and at times tackling and
being tackled by the quartet.
Betting on the result is heavy. with Nc
Govern the choice. That Is, there is more
money in sight that Terry will not be
Knocked out than there is that he will be.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
THREE RACES FOR DOMINICK
Little, Jockey Has Good Day at Oak
land in Plotting Winners First
Past the Post.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. I.-Three favor
ties won at Oakland today and the other
events went to well-played horses. The
weather was fine and track fast. Tyr was
a to favorite for the second event. but,
although he ran a game race, could not
get up and was beaten by Socialist. Dom
mick rode three winners. Tim Murphy bid
up Owensboro to $500, but Sam Hildreth re-
tanned him. Results:
First race, Ave furlongs,' selling: Tenny
Belle 10l Dominickl, TO /. won; Cougar.
1O9 (O'Connor). 8 to /, second; Flatterer, 109
| Don't Know, Modder: Mamie IIlldreth.
Or. Marks. Maxello, Abba l. and David s
also ran.
Second race, one mile, purse, Socialist,
MARTINI, 1 to 2. second; Ointhus, lq J.
Woods, TO I. third. Time: 1894. Lo-
conomo, Jim McClevy and Irate also ran.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs,
Tlzola, 90 J. Rausch), to I, second; Talma,
l02 q. Martini, Is to |, third. Time: 1901.
Pily Moore. The Singer, Formatus, Finch,
sisquere, Summer, DIR. Boyle and Mac
Flecknoe also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse; Theory,
lW (O'ConnoD, to 5, won St Cuthbert,
1903 (Woodsl to l. second; Good Hone 80
(Cuburn). 12 to /. third Time; ll3lk Len
nep, Prejudice, Dunboy, Broad Srim and
Fifth race, seven furlongs. selling
Owensboro 1O2 (Coburn). Z to 1, won; Wyo-
ming. 14 q. Woods), 6 to l. second; Snipps.
1,9 (Turner). to 1. third Time: 126ia
ElamsTo; Mccoy BOY. ,,,a LomonS Jingle Jingle jim jim,
sixth race. ono and one-sixteenth miles,
handicap: DR.. Bernays, 10S Dolninick), 3h
to I, won: Flush Of Gold 100 !Mouncel; 2h
s. third Time: l;46ia. The Fretter and
Ulloa also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12

adversary and his manipulation OF the
worries drew forth the applause of such ex-
perts as George Slosson Tom Gala CHER
and many others who are well acquainted
with the game Summary:
A q. Cutler. Boston-Total. 300; average,
Il 30; high runs. 49, 81, %. 81 and 20.
Frank Billiter, Minneapolis-Total, 154
average, 1913; high runs, Is, Is, 13, lS, II
and IL.
There was nothing noteworthy in the
game this afternoon between Kellogg OF
Chicago and Paige oS Boston. Both men
at times made brilliant rallies but the Chit
cago man won handily after a succession
of in-and-out plays in the several innings.
Both played careful billiards, but Paige $
work was the more spectacular while kel-
logg's was the more prolific. The game ran
hfty-four innings. Summary:
w. w. Kellogg Chica go-Total, 800. aver
age 30-54; high runs, %, %, 20, 20. 10 and IL.
w. Paige, Boston-Total. 2l1; average,
1-J; high tuns. q. q. l9. 16 and 16.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
Special Committee Appointed.

Councimen Trainor, Fitle and Martin
with City Attorney Lambert, compose 9
special committee to devise some means oi
securing money with which to pay the
iremen and policemen during the next
eight months. The fire and police funds
are depleted and it will be the commence
ment OF the fiscal year before warrants
on these funds can be issued AS there
is some money in the judgment fund 1t has
been suggested that the claims Of the mem
bers OF these two departments be placed
In the hands of one or two individuals who
will commence suit with the expectation
OF having the city confess judgment. This
plan is favorably considered and II It meets
with the approval Of the majority 1t may
be tried.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
New Boiler Ordinance.

Owing to the large number OF changes sug-
gested in the original boiler ordinance 1t
has been deemed best by the judiciary com
mittee Of the council to withdraw the first
ordinance and substitute another which ap-
parently Is better suited to the needs Of
the city Owing to the fact that all Of the
corporations insure their boilers In q guar
anty company clause has been inserted
in the new ordinance authorizing the boiler
inspector to appoint an assistant boiler in
spector for every such company making ap-
plication therefor. This deputy inspector is
to be examined as to his qualifications be-
fore receiving the appointment. The sum
OF IS is allowed to be charged for an in
spection, this money being placed in the
general fund OF the city. A fee of So Is TO
be charged for engineers certificates, The
city is to pay the boiler inspector not more
than SIS q month and furnish an office and
all necessary instruments, books papers,
etc. report is to be made monthly to the
council showing the operations Of the de-
partment, the number Of inspections made
fees collected and SO on. 1t is contended
that the Office will be self-supporting.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
Results At New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. n-Weather fine
and track fast Midsummer was the only
winning favorite. Results:
First race, one mile, selling: Petit Maitre
los (Bolandl. I TO 2, won Locust Blossom
III IT, Walsh), to . and to 8. second
Heroics. 12O (McJoynt), to third. Time
LAS. Deponah, Grey Forge, The Planet
Tago and ollie J also ran.
Second race. six furongs. selling: Add
10 lMcJoynD, to !, won; Matio, 1O'
paiiGe' paiiy , 70 %tcbnl iS ana 70 second S,rd s GTas
l:l5iz, The Bronze Demon, Varro. Porter
Il, Merriman Fannie Maud Menace, Phos
Gibson Girl and Enjoy also ran,
Third race; one and one-eighth miles
Beana, 103 tMcGinn). Is to l, won; Governor
Boyd, 9s (Dalel, 10 to 1 and 6 10 /, second
Bert Davis, 9S (f2ansom). 20 to /. third
Time: 1:56. Silver Coin. Chorus BOY Lii
ran.
Fourth race. six and one half furlongs
handicap; Georgia, 105 (T Walshl. 7 TO l
won by two lengths; Sevoy. lis tVanDusen)
II to and even, second; Aloho III. 100 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1e. 1900.

Weber,. q to T. third. Time: t2i Sir
Christopher, Tea Gown, Sir Florian, Saka-
tuck and w. j. Baker also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards
Dandy H., i07 CDale), IL to 1, won; Jessie
second; Belle of orleans, 1l0 IT. walsh II
to S, third. Time 1:47h. Bright Night,
Phldias, Brown Veil Dan Cupid, Free Hand
and Sister Alice also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling: Midsum-
mer, 96 (Wilkerson), to 10. won; Fleuron.
lo9 1T. Walsh, to ! and cven second
Diana Fonso, e6 May, 20 To |, third.
Time: 1:14A. Dousterswivel. Sallie j. Diggs,
Onoto. Armand, Saxby and George l.. Eber
also ran,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12

John Yonker was arrested late Tuesday
afternoon as a suspicious character but
after he was taken 10 the city jail he con-
cluded that he would not be locked up. In
the fight that resulted John was rather
roughly used and when the night shift
went on duty he told them that his left
arm had been broken. He was examined by
the police surgeon, who found a dislocation
For more than two hours the surgeon and
ton, but without success After John had
emerged from the influence of chloroform
he confessed that the dislocation occurred
four years ago and that his story of an in
jury In the fight was a fake. The disloca-
ton had become fixed and nothing short OF
a steam engine would have replaced 1T.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
Money for Uose wagon.

Specifications and contract for the new
hose wagon for the Second ward fire hall
are now in the hands OF the city clerk and
as soon as signed by the mayor work on
the wagon will commence II will take
eighty days to construct this piece of ep-
paratus and judging from the specifications
1t Will be frst-class in every respect. 1t
Is understood that there Is enough money
In the conscience fund" to pay for the
wagon. Nothing has been done yet about
securing team, as the city fathers arc
spending as little money as possible just
at this time
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Duncan Sinclair Of Australia is in the
city.
p. II. Koesky of Kansas City is at the
MIi,1Ia Il Il Bemis of Orleans is patron of the
Colonel C. J. Bills of Fairbury is at the
Louis E. wettiing of Lincoln is at the
,, Ora D. Ball of Genoa, Neb., is at the
r. NJ. Faddis of Valentine, Neb. is at the
Merchants
Dan McAvoy Of Kansas City is a patron
w; F. Russell OF Sioux City is quartered
at the Merchants
w. r; Beddeo of Orleans, Neb., is putting
up at the Merchants.
j.. r. Painter of Sunlight Mines. Wyo. Is
registered at the Millard.
Is guest of the Milard
Lymon Talbot of Harrisburg, Pa, is reg
istered at the Her Grand.
Frank Bacon and wife of North Platte
are guests OF the Merchants.
p f. McKillip, a banker Of Humphrey,
Neo'' Is stopping at the Henshaw
Beatrice IS s9aSng at tSe hSsnfsn %a" OF
T. kann, O, n, Dodge and Il. c. Sooy
or Kansas City are patrons of the Tier
J, T. Tanning and John d. oShea, grand
Grand.
Mrs. A. e. Wells, Miss Florence Wells and
Mrs Il. j. Seward of Oakland, Neb, are
guests OF the Her Grand.
A.. A. Millett, representative of the
swift PACKING M company, Chicago, is reg
G.. r. Worcester p. w. simmons, J. B.
Patton. G. L. Lynch, Joe Hockers and g.
Edman. all Of New York, are In the city
Private Alonzo NJ. Badgey, Troop B,
Eighth cavalry, has been detailed on special
duty at the army headquarters In Omaha.
8 Harris: o. e, Kaveney and H.. =.
KMnagp gpaab G of srsuS Of aSS Sarth y
Platte and p. J. Murphy of Rogers regis
tered Tuesday at the Murray.
r. Il: French and A. Atmore of Kearney.
l.. ID. Richards Of Fremont, b. l.. Scovel of
Chadron, s. ID, Way Of Aurora, T.. X.
VALENTINO OF West Point and James Dins-
Grand.
First Lieutenant George ]. Holden. Tenth
infantry, stationed at Fort Robinson. has
been granted leave of absence for seven
days. which he Will spend IN Omaha. LIEU
tenant Holden was formerly at Fort Crook
and Is wei known In this city.
Nebraskans at the Merchants: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l.; Brown and j. II. Rogers of Ere:
mont. {. 3. Fieldgrove and l.. l., Weaver Of
Shelton T.. r. CUTLERY and f. Il. Starrett
OF Clarks. w. II: Mellor and J, w. Long OF
L9HR; ,s MI and ID Mrs Ms Wilson ,s n q Ca ga
CITY. Mr and Mrs. George Bortei OF Leigh,
OF Albion, r. T. McGehee OF Madison, ]. j.
Gaiogly or Chapman. Paul Herpolsheimer
Redman OF Kenesaw,W w W. II. Lyme OF Hast
ngs, Dan Gilbert of Sterling. III. r. Fonda
of Genoa, s. ID. Frederick of Gibbon and
W. II. Parker Of Red Cloud.