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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
ENCAMPMENT Or PYrAIANs
Engaging the Attention of People of De
truit-Many knights Arrive,

Detroit. Aug. IA myriad of in
candeSccnt lights stretched across
Woodward avenue all The way from
the river to Grand Circus park beamed
welcome last night To the incoming
Pythian knights. During yesterday
there We're more spectators than
knights at the big encampment OF
the Uniform Rank. only a few scat
tered regiments arriving during the
morning but as night approached the
air rcSuunded with music OF the bands
accompanying companies. regiments
ana brIyadeS of uniformed Pythians.
Religious services were held last
evening i'm the Central Methodist
church. with sermon by Chaplain-in-
Chief l.. g. Sanderson. At the camp
grounds there. were concerts hy the
various bands The first formal eXer-
ciSes of the biennial gathering will be
at = u. N. today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

Washington. Aug. 21.-RusSia. Ger
many and Japan have not declared
war upon China, either separately o:
III concert. This statement is made
upon authority of the highest charac-
ter. What those nations may do with
In the next forty-eight hours, or with
in the next fortnight, is Il question
which no one in Washington is pre-
pared TO answer. \ brief dispatch from
ChefoO conveying a rumOr current
there that Russia, Germany and Japan
had joined in u declaration of war up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
TOP OF SECOND DIVISION.
est Thing Chicago League Base Bal
Chn ShnM-LaIe.t Scnrrn.

Chicago. Aug. 2T-Saturday's scores
on League diamonds We're recorded as
follows: At New Nork-Philadelphia
>. New York 3; at Extraordinarily D..
Boston =; at st. Louis ChiCagO D, St.
Louis .: at Observation-Disclosures 8.
PittSburg Is. Sunday At st. Louis
Chicago :, st. Louis Is: ut Cincinnati
PittsbuTG u, Cincinnati /.
American League: At Milwaukee
Minneapolis O. Milwaukee .; at In
napolis-Detroit l. indianapolis >;
(sccond game Detroit 3. indianapolis
$; at BuffalO-Cleveland l. Buffalo .;
at Chicago-KanSaS City q. Chicago L.
Sunday At buffalo, leveland 3.
Buffalo :: at Observation-Disclosures
3, Milwaukee =: at ChicagO-Rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Those MYTHICAL Baunnza Estate.

Washington. Aug. 21.-In view OF
thnmany Inquiries made. of the depart
meut OF state and of the legation of
the United States at The Hague by
persons residing in the United States
in regard To unclaimed estates in Hol-
land. the department of state has IS
sued a statement the pith and marrow
Of which i that positively there are
No estates for anybody in Holland lot
now in the possession OF their unqueS-
ripUabie4 owners
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Helf rate Cables for soldiers.

Washington. Aug. 2T.-The Postal
Telegraph Gable company has eN-
tended the courtesy of its cable ser
vice in behalf of the officers and men
of the army serving in China and their
families and friends at home one-half
rate cable tolls for social messages in
plain language. when these messages
are sent and received through the
adiutant general of the army. The full
l-lte is 81 tES per word.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
THAT "DECLARATION OF WAR"
Report Probably NIIstake-"Inyltin6
u Ont of the Row.


In the absence OF official informa
tion from China or from United States
officers there. interest "en;ers in the
dir !omatic phases of the existing trOu-
lie. The rUmOr of 4 declaration Of
war by Russia. il is explained, may
have grown out OF the operations of
the troops OF the car in the protection
of the SoUthea stern frontier of his EN-
pire: or il may have arisen from the
reported statement OF the commander
Of the Russian forces at Heking that
his government was at war with China
and. therefore. he must prohibit COM
munIcatIOn With lie Chinese. Neither
IN, operations OF Russia on her from
tier, nor the prohibition b. the Russian
general of communication with the
Chinese, would constitute. il i said.
. declaration o. war by Russia.
In this country s declaration Of war
may be made only by congress Only
once n the pre>en: century has such a
declaration been made, namely in 1912
against Great Britain. War may exist
actually between the United States and
another country. as was the case be-
tween this country and Mexico. with
out action by congress The Mexican
yar had progressed fourteen months be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
NEARLY A WHOLE FAMILY
Drown at Kaukanun. Wis, Mother and
Three Children Going Down.

Kaukanua. Wis. Aug. 27.-In full
-iew of large party of picnickers
Mrs. Henry Quaddy and three little
sons were drowned in the river yeSter-
day afternoon while Quaddy with his
daughter narrowly escaped the same
fate.
Quaddy. who l. a carpenter. and his
family were in 81 small >kitf about half
WAY across the river when the boat
WAS overturned, QuIddy by CIinglng
t. the boat managed To SaV" his l.
vpar-old daughter. while his wife and
three sons. aged from 10 - years.
were drowned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

Chicago. Aug. 27.-J- y Free. The
Immortal !. y" wartime character
known 10 nearly all the people Of the
great middle west. was At the Palmer
House Saturday evening. The center or
4 large group OF interested guests ana
citizens Some Of the men in the crowd
were old soldiers who knew Free in
NAnr fiu-n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Consumpti,e ball Player Dead.

Springfield. Ills. Aug. 27.-Peter Me-
Coy died Saturday in St. Johns hospit-
al. this city. Of consumption. aged 81
He lived most Of his life in Springfield,
and was for wears a member OF the
Cincinnati club. \ntinnal Ieague.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
BalIyhoo Bey Wins the Futurity.

New York. Aug. 2T.-After Il journey
of 1900 miles to ride William {. Whit
uey's colt BallyhOo Bey, Tod Sloan sue
ceoded in sending his mount first past
the wire in the rich Futurity stakes
at Sheepshead Bay Saturday, and
gathered in So $50 for his employer.
The favoritc. Olympian, was second.
The time was 40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Convey to TIen Tsin.

Rome, Aug. PA dispatch from
Taku confirms the report that con-
voy has been formed az Pekiu to con-
duet. under = very strong escort. the
allies wounded and women and chill
dren 10 Tien Tsin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Labor Day in Wisconsin.

Madison. Wis. Aug. 27.-Governor
ScOfield Saturday issued Il proclama-
tion regarding Monday, Sept. ,. as La
Dor Day. and suggesting and request
ing that this year special care lie taken
To make. il = general holiday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
BOXERS REPORTED MAssING
Fifteen Miles East of TwAnE- sun They are
Said to lie Gathering.

Berlin. Aug. PA dispatch from
Tien Tsin says that large bodies Of
boxers are concentrating l5 miles
northeast Of Twau sun. Unusual aC-
tivity has been shown in that direc-
lion for several days. Preparations
are being made to meet An attack.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
TRANSPORT is OVERDUE.
should Have Reached Manila From san
Francisco "a Week AGO.

Manila. Aug 26.-Ohicial reports
show that during the past fortnight
scouting had Insignificant results.
Typhoid fever j. delaying shipping.
The transport Californian. which sail
ed from San Francisco July Il. is a
week overdue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

Chicago, Aug. 27.-The naval pa
rade, which is the prelude to the
grand march of the g. A. r. tomor-
row, occurred at II o'clock today. 1t
was made up of 1000 naval veterans
of the civil war. men that served in
the Spanish war, mem bers of the as
sociation of prisoners of war, and
sailors from the cutters Fessenden
and Merrill, the life saving crews,
naval militia of Illinois, Naval Re-
serve veterans and boys brigade.
5000 men in all. After passing
through the business portion of the
city the parade was reviewed at the
naval arch in Michigan avenue. which
was dedicated this morning, by Com
mauder in Chief Shaw, Acting Gov
ernor Warder and Mayor Harrison.
There were speeches by Mayor liar
rison and others.
City Full of Soldiers.
chicago, Aug. 21.-The national en-.
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic WAS opened Saturday nigh;
by the dedication of the new Coliseum
an which all joint camp fires. reunions,
and other exercises for the public, in
cidental 10 the encampment, will bu
held this week. Within its walls Sat
urday night was gathered one of the
largest assemblies ever seen i'll this
city under one roof. y chorus of l.
600, cOStumed to represent Il living
flag, occupied an immense platform.
Julius Lombard, the famous singer OF
war times, sang the Star Spanglcd
Banner from the original manuscript.
The dedicatory exercises proper
comprised an address by +. .. Low
den, of Chicago: a response by Mayor
speakers.
Members of the Grand Army and
their friends have been pouring into
the city from all parts of the country,
and this morning the streets We're
crowded with strangers. The chief
arrivals Saturday We're the Spanish min
lister. Due d'ArCOS. with the Countess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Proposes to Give the Peking Re.
lief Force Another Speci.
men of His Mettle.
ROYAL FAMILY Has BEEN LOCATED
On the March TO a Haven Of Safety
Somewhere West.
Declaration of War Report Laughed
at by the Washington People
Comment on an Invitation
for is TO Get Cut.

London. Aug. 21.-At conference
of ministers and generals held at Taku
Friday IT was decided, according to
The Daily Telegraph. to refer the fate
of the forbidden city to Europe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Our Boats Crew Also Wins.

Paris Aug. 2T-The eight-Oared
crew of the NeSper Boat club. of Phila-
delphia, yesterday Won the chant
piouShip III the international regatta
held under the auspices Of the eXpOsi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

arrived Saturday at Belfast, a Few
miles west of Machadodorp, where he
met Sir Redvers Butler, General
French and General Pole-Carew. Ev-
erything is now in readiness for the
advance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
wisconsin soldier. Go Homo.

Camp Douglas. Wis. Aug. 2T.-Thc
sixteen companies of the Third re@i
mcnt and the Tenth battalion. Wiscon-
sin National Guard. were paid Friday
morning. after which they turned in
their supplies from the state at the.
uuartermaStcr'S department and
cleared up camp preparatory to leaV-
iug
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

crs' states that the vote now being
taken by the various lodges on the
proposition 10 vest discretionary pow
er in the conference committee to nego-
tiatt. scale is thus far nearly unani-
nous for it, and that he expects to see
the mills in operation again by Sept. L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
sEDALIA is STORM SWEPT.
Wind Does Heavy Damage In Missouri
Town.

"IHU DUtb TItANy DHIlHEe III WIBbOuII
Town.
Sedala, Mo, Aug. 27.-A storm
bordering closely on n tornado ragged
here at noon today. Three brick
buildings on Main street were blown
down and Woods opera house was
practically unroofed. Dozens of smaller
buildings were damaged. Thousands of
shade trees were broken and torn up,
and street traffic was suspended,
telegraphic and telephone communi-
cation being interferred with. There
was a terrific fall of rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
GUNeoAT oRDEREDT TO Annoy
Cas;Ine VIII Proceed There to Report the
Conditions Existing.

Washington. Aug. 21--The gun
boat Castine. Commander Bowman,
has been ordered TO Annoy. China, 10
report on the conditions there. The
Castiue is at Shanghai.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
BoERS ARE BEATEN BACK.

Such Is the Information that Roberts
Reports =" London.
London, Aug. 27.-GeL. Lord Rob
erts reports to the home Office today
that the Beers have been beaten back
by Gen. Hamilton at Winberger and
that Gen. Oliver has been captured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

Newca ~tle. Ind. Aug. 2T.-The di-
vorce and iujunctisn proceedings, in
volving Or. and Mrs. L. +. Hackle-
man. have been dismissed by Mrs.
Hackleman. and the parties viii be
come reconciled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Call for Anti-ImperiaIists. A

Findlay. o. Aug. PA call for a
national anti-imperialistic conference
TO be held in Columbus on Sept was
sen. out from this city Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

New York. Aug. I'll Coulter
Brinke-. 3 theatrical manager of New
ark. was found dead early yesterday
morning II the bottom OF an s r shaft
in the Grand hotel. After his death II
became known that more than year
ago married Miss Abel, his leading
lady. II was case OF accident
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Hail Large as wnLuts.

Larned. KaS.. Aug. 2T.-Hal stones
as large as walnutS fell here for half
an hour Saturday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
.Ie.icnn war Veteran.

Cincinnati. Aug. 2T.-The National
Association Of Mexican War Veterans
will meet in Cincinnati Som IL end "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
scsle "a the AmaIrnmnted.

Youngstown. o. Aug 2T.-A promi-
ncnt member Of the Amalgamated As
sociatiol OF Iron. Steel and Tin Work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27

on China aroused some interested com.
ment among Washington officials and
among diplomatic representatives Of
foreign governments resident here. III
neither official nor diplomatic circles,
however, was the rumOr taken seTi-
nuSlE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Dispatch Has Disquieting News.

Dispat ch Has Disquieting News.
Late yesterday Il dispatch was re-
ceivcd at the Japanese legation from
the foreign office Of Japan conveying
the latest and most authentic infOrma-
ton of the situation in and around Pc
king. In measure the adviceS were
of diSquieting nature. as they indi-
Gated that the Chinese had rallied
their forces and were preparing for an
attack upon the allies in Peking. If
it should prove that the allied forces
We're besieged in Peking it would ac-
count for the lack of advic@S from
General Chaffee.
Word of the Imperial Family.
As made public by Minister Taxa
hira, the dispatch from the japanese
foreign office at Toxic is as follows:
An official telegram, dated Peking,
Aug. Is, was received at Toxic from
General Yamaguchi. commander of the
japanese forces. to the following cf-
feet: The capital is now entirely
cleared of the enemy. \ cavalry regi-
ment which had been sent TO Wan
Shau Shan where the empress dow
ayers palace is located reports that
the imperial family who had left Pc
king Aug. II started. after Il short
rest at Wan Shau Shan. for the west,
and wcT" under the escort of General
Ma and his troops. consisting of only
about 900 hOr$emcn and twenty carts.
The japanese forces occupied the
treasury department in which over >
000.OOO taelS in silver and Il large
quantity of rice were found
Another tcl"Graphic dispatch dated
Tal;u. Aug. -. states that as the Chi
ncSe troops and Boxers who had gath
cred at Nan Yuen were about to at
tack the foreign forces at Pcking. Jap
anc>e and Russian cavalry We're eX'
peCted To encounter them on the 10th
The dispatch further states that Chi
peSe infantry. some 5000 strong, with
fifteen guns. are advancing forward
from Shan-Tung to make rear at
tack on the allies"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-27
Roberts L. Ready to Move

Cape TaMQ. Aug.-27@L0rd RaherIs
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16

III at one time a prominent business
man Of Marshall. We are glad to see
him looking so we'll. Old time has
certainly dealt very kindly with him.
Mrs. Oldham IL a sister Of Mrs.
Noble and will visit her other two Sis
tiers, Mcsdames Miller and Sights at
Arrow Rock. before returning home.
The Alton II about to place new
mile posts along the road and will
rectify some error. IN the location of
those now in position. Men have
been sent out with wooden stakes res.
embling fence pailinp- which will he
stuck up at the proper place, where
the posts go. The new style of mark.
er- will bc Of iron. IA hunters who are
shy ~ game have a pleasing pn-time
~ shooting these wooden posts to
pieces. The new style of iron will last
forever. They are now being made In
the foundry and will he placed In po.
-ition In n short time. Louisiana
Press.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
That Typewriter.
! have a new type Writer.

] have u new type Writer.
ADdd II l. my delight
To pa,ter on II daily
Aud write. and write and Wri,ey
I, aid-- MI IN my laborrsS
when I'm In WorkiNG vein.
|, makes a GliE.at improv Emen,ll.
write So veIiy plain.
II ol'crates -osw. FtlN$'
tina, when yDu find you're sTumk::
and Cannot ind the le,,lcr
Just u iab and trust Ia lurkd+l =
rs Eas!-NEry easy
To opcliAte II then :::ys6N ~
Now where on carth'- tina, colon
Give M. my ink and pen.
The Bookk.emr
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16

Nniir" l. hereby gwen TINT Letters ~ Al.
minisi ration ol III. ",ini" ~ l.. X. tlrns,
,i.,,i, -,.i. w.r, grunt",i ~ the Undersigned,
,n III. 18th ,iny III November. i,ss,. hy Judge,
uf The Probate Court III Sniin. COUNTY. Me-.
AZ persons hnying Chains against siil 49,
int" mr." required la exhibit them To- M fer
nllownp,,'. within oii" y,iir after III. 'ini" ~
siid letters. ar they mny H. pr,riud.si from
nny i.n"fit uf such estate; nnd " such
cInims he moi exhibited within two y"irs
from IA" Tin" ~ ia. publicntion of this no.
thee they shalt h. ~fur,'v.r barred.
lisa. ". NLAck NrH>,
<p\, ~, l,ssi, Admini-tr ntur.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
SWEET SPRINGS.

Jack Frost il again abroad in the
land.
Brad Bellamy. Jr.. came in from
the Territory tn vote.
Where. when and how will the loot.
ed school fund ever apl~ary
Mrs Lula Brown. of Scdalia Is Wis.
iting her parents. Rev r. u Burrhfield
and wife.
Mrs Wei. killiOn visited her par.
ent. In Warrensburg from Saturday
Ia Tuesday. election day.
Il IL % william the First and
all the democrats are rejoicing that I,
l. not william the Csurpcr."
-. l.. Hutcbing's Tor up.to:date pho.
tOgraphs. Northwest corner square
Established isaj. Phone IN. 3,,f
Jno + Evans sold ~ head of good
mules to Clark sparks Friday and
shipped saturday. Tie had IL more
Wnlcn were not SOFA.
r.. wi,cher and Walter Wilson.
left with their ianilie. for oklahoma
Monday. They 20 Ia u III Reno aud
intend to reside there In the future.
VIM Thomas. who has been o resi-.
den, az Saline Co. for "a number of
years. left with his family for Oklaho.
ma Wednesday. He will make hi,
future home there.
All killion aud fpmily of near
Hou-tonia and mother, Mrs y = XII.
/ lion. visited r Blackburn and wife
of ear Blos-er. saturday aud sun.
day. Mrs k!lliOn remained for mn ex.
tended visi, Ia her daughters.
President Mckinley. Gov. Dockery,
Congressman tooncy. senator Mar
tin. l, looks ~ though VI, have been
used up u little. hut truth crushed u
earth shall rise again. The eternal
years of God ARE hers. hut error
%woundeI. wri'he- In pain and dies
among her wor-hiIHrs."
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16

The Chicago " Alton railroad last,
week abolished the office ~ road mas.
ter. and Mr.. Mike Shechan. formerly
81 tins city. was thereby left without u
position. The duties az the road mas.
ter will In attended Ia by Major
Charles Hines, under the title of ass.
i-,nmi superintendent, u new ofic.
probably created for his benefit. Mr..
Shrchan has been with the road for
many years and l. u good railroad
man aud u kind aud honest citizen.
Tie has u host of friend, Ia thi. city
who viii wish him success In whatever
h. may attempt IN IN. future, Louis
lana News.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
c IN BRIEF

j. W. Wilcox. 81 Swcc, springs.
10 In Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. James Harrison L. reported
sick az her home on Highland.
Don't forget the Min-,rcls IN FRI.
da, evening ~ Marshall opera house.
VIII Ray aud Charley Jones. 81
Sw,s, Springs. were In Marshall Tues.
day.
Miss i.nril" Br"n,h"d. of Nelson. L.
LISTING Mis-. Bruce Marmaiuke on
Arrow street.
Aholph Catrnn aud Mr.. Force were
attending Ia business IN the county
seat Tuesday,
MIS-. I'd Mct'omb- aud children. of
tarroll'on are visiting III" family of
!. u. sanger.
Edmond brown. John adams. lien
Striker aud Theodore Mayer enjoyed
"a hun, Tuesday.
Miss Gu.-i" Evans. ~ Miami. H.
visiting her uncle, y. MrMy.rs aud
family on Highland.
Miss Hale. architect for III" Feeble
Minded Institution Wen, Ia Columbia
Thursday On business.
Mr.. william Ferguson. teacher of
INA ihcmatic, IN the Marshall High
school. l. reported quit. lick.
Rev. u. 49, Ward left Tuesday for
l;nanok. where he will a-si-, Rev. Mr..
Kennedy In a pro,rart"d meeting.
Carroll S'ouIcr has resigned his
position with Schlcuirr n Co.. aud
returned Ia his home near Nnpion.
Rev. -. u. Carr. representing the
Webb city Baptist Female College.
was II visitor in Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. !. y. Seargeani entertained ut
Frank shepherd of Colorado Springs.
Joe O'Day was quite sick saturday.
sunday aud Monday. but i. able tn
attend Ia business ~ We go to press.
Misses Pearl Parrish and Maude
Hughes attended the funeral at the
lat" Mrs. Thomas Campbell nj Dover
on Wednesday.
Mrs. &. u. Gnodwin was called "a
Lexington Wednesday on account al
the Illness Of her mother. Mrs. Tilior
Davis Of that city.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Photographer

John Meadows. Of ~. Joe. talked
business "a our merchants Monday.
He was the guest ot !. r. Huux and
wife while In the city.
! CELSIUS Orear. 81 Texas. will arrive
this week for n visit Ia hts wife who
has been here sometime. aud Mrs.
Kettle Noble aud family on East
North street.
Jacob Fink and daughters. Misses
Annie and Tillic. 4. Hupp aud wife
attended III. funeral ~ III. lat" Isaac
Terrell on Tuesday.
DIR. J.. 4. Farmer. 81 pineville. Mo-.
was III. CUES, several days this week
~ his br",hrr. NJ. X. Farmer and
family on North Jefferson avenue.
u. W. Dave. combined business
with pleasure Wednesday aud attend.
ed III. Ali-on.Conway wedding u,
Kansas city and returned on the same
train with ~" bride and groom IN the
evening.
Rev, !. W. Howell. vii" and little
daughter. Frances left Tuesday for
BoOnvillc. where the latter will visit
friends. Mr.. Howell will attend the
District Institute ~ the ~. u. church.
South, ut Bunccton this week.
-. l.. Hu,ching'- the photographer.
s,...s. all .,A...us f..n Ia. ....,.. Tl..
only question for you Ia decide II.
''who will make me the hest work.
Gallery north.we-, r. square. U.s.
tahlishcd lsai. 3;if
-. l.. Hu,rhings the photographers.
resumed business Friday morning.
Oct. l0th. ut the same old stand.
n"rth.~cs, corner square. II will h.
remembered that his CALLER! was drs-
iroy"d by lire Sent. 18th. SIT
!. II. Brandenbugg Was badly hurt
while hauling u load of wood last
week. lie caught his foot between u
stump IN the road and the break ON
the wagon. MASKING the ankl" bone In
Que place aud breaking II In another.
DIR. william Harrison was called In
aud bandagcd the limb and the patient
l. doing ~ we'll ~ could be expected
under the circumstances.
The Bible class Of the Presbyterian
church was very we'll attended On sat
urday evening ~ the home of Miss
Nettir Mcmillan. The class will meet
on Friday evening. November ldah.
with Mr.. Abiel Leonard on East North
street. Let every teacher and pupil
te there who u possibly attend
The lessons are very helpful and M
one can AFFORD to miss these meetings.
Samuel l.. Oldham and wife, Of Rich
hin, arrived saturday night for Il
visit to Mrs, \. u. Noble and family
ION East North street. Mr.. Oldham