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The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12
Lamb--MiIls.

A pretty home wedding took place al
the residence of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Mills, Pine ST., at eight
o'clock, Wednesday evening, the con.
tracing parties being Miss Myrtle Mill:
and A. B. Lamb. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. T. Adams, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church, In
the presence of only near relatives OF
the contracting parties.
Both of the contracting parties are
we'll known young people of this place,
the bride having for nearly five years
been cashier and book keeper in the dry
goods store of W. P. Ordwsy. The
groom for several years was book keeper
for L. W. Weston & Co., and for the
past year has been in the employ of s.
w. Philbrick In the same capacity.
They were the recipients of many
useful and ornamental presents, attest
i-g to their popularity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb go to keeping
house Immediately and will be at home
to their many friends at No. Turner
avenue.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12

Our S100, S1.25 and S15o Shirt Waists
all in this sale at CSC.
White India Linen Shirt Waists with
pretty tucked yokes 69c.
Pure India Silk Waists. black and col
ors, in this sale for only S1.9S.
Best quality soc Corded Wash Silks still
going for soc, and S1.25 Plisse silk
for only sc. These are more than
bargains and only few left SO don't
delay if you want pattern.
Our ehildrens Hats are now marked
down to most any price-like this:
ACC ones to 2ac, soc ones to 39c and
SO on.
SOC Bicycle Hats are 25e.
Crash wash Petticoats, good and full. in
this sale for Csc.
Black and colored Dress Skirts in this
sale at 81 p and $19S.
! Cotton Crash Sc; all linen Crash &c
New Standard Designer for Aug. only 10c
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12
Mid -Sun0nler Clear
anCe Sale at Judkins'

We intend to keep
De
prices all througho urst
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12

Best 124c Percales 10 this sale only 1Oe.
Good SO in. I" &c
All best Prints &c
lot l2tc Dimities " . " 6tc.
lot fine Aoc'
lot colored Piques" " 9 &c,
10 pcs new hallies +" SIC.
10c and 124c new Ginghams in this sale
only Sc.
25c Scotch Ginghams in this sale only
15c.
Good all linen Table Damask in this sale
only SOC.
Good ail.linen Napkins in this sale only
SIC.
Good hemmed Bed Spreads in this sale
only Acc.
short sleeves, in this sale only &c
and 10c.
Ladies' Hose, double heel, soule and toe,
in this sale only 10c and l24e.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12

Not wishing to be outdone in gener-
|Osty by the gentleman from Chicago
VINO SO kindly furnishes the pictures at
|cOst' the Bassett and Roy studios will
Furnish all the frames needed for the
portraits at cost. Prices from so cts.
up Come down and get them from the
old photographer" who will be here
nght along to back up his goods
aud can also furnish you cheap en-
|Mfgement at low price without the
'Ofmality of asking you to buy lot Of
goods OF your merchant first.
H. G. BAssETT, Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12
M MARRIED..

Skowhegan, July 11--by E. T. Adams, Mr.. A.
b. Lamb and Miss Myrtle Mills, both OF Show
hogan. q n II
At the Methodist parsonage by Rev. E. r.
Adams. July 8th-Mr. Ralph II. ross and Mrs
Carrie V. Getcbell. all OF Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12
DIED.

Canaan, July s-Mrs. Sylvia Hussey widow
of Nathan Hussey, aged 95 years, months, 2
days.
Canaan, July 8-Mrs. Sophia Drew, wife
OF Aaron Drew, aged "a years month.
Skowhegan, July Marcia A, wife of w. F.
Blunt, aged 81 years, 10 months.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12
Hot Weather Attractions for This Week;
PERFUMES.
Is Violet
FANS

A large variety of new Fans, all kinds from
sc to S1,5Q each
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12
NEW ApvERTIaEMEMTs

xo,ice-w. q. Ward.
wHsnted-w. 8. Cobb.
Wstches-H. @. Orms6y.
MMotice-H Hollis 3. Bailey.
nneVnairipg-G. R. Croker.
ssfsapmr-simpson & Savage.
rr.Uit .Jars-E. T. Goodrich.
rrtnod Smoke-H. P. Merwin.
SSoorton's Menu-Ira A. Norton.
sS,oottement-First National Bank.
Fore Fore losure-Flor D Reed ct ais
ia. summer Ssle-D. F. Judkfns.
fnadies' Wrappers-W. B. Steward.
LLsson Fruit jars-M. B. Heselton.
smisss,ement-Second National Bank.
S Te. weather Attractiops-W. P. Ordway.
nn;Vngsbury Piauo--Dinsmore & Bickferd.
fann Mowers-Blunt Hardware Company.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-07-12
LADIES' TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Marked Down..
SHIRT WAISTS.

IS dozen new Shirt Waists Just arrived, white
and coored. Our prices: -
Soc, 75c, s1.OO, S1,25, $3.50 and $500
each.
Crash, Duck and Pique Dress Skirts for hot
5 Ses' 75c, s1.oo, S1.5o, $L75, $500, 1925
and 81 80 each.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
L. r. DELANEY Agent
The Atc11ison, Topeka s Santa Fe Railway
Wichita, Kansas.

of the marriage of Ella Caraman and
William Uahey. Mrs. Mulligan was
stunned. Fastening to the room of her
foster sister she demanded to know the
truth, and Ella solemnly denied that she
was married.
But Mrs. Mulligan Is a shrewd woman
and she soon wormed the truth from the
girl. Mr.. Mulligan was Informed. He
went to Lahey and asked him if it was
true that he had married Ella.
Sure it is" replied Lahey.
Thereupon Mr.. Mulligan proceeded 10
chastise. Lahey in a manner that might
be considered cruel under other eircum-
stances. When Lahey came to Ne was
outside the fence, and a servant of the
Mulligan household was throwing his
clothes out of a window. A friendly
neighbor gathered up Lahey's apparel. tied
it with rope and carried ii to him
In the meantime Mr.. and Mrs. Multi
gan were having a talk with Ella Cara
man in the house. They tried to show
her that she was repaying kindness with
unkindnessein marrying Lahey; that he
was her inferior; that to live with MIN
would ruin her life The girl wept as
she listened, but her one answer to all
arguments was:
81 love him"
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Muniean told her
that she must choose between them and
their care and life with Lahey. They Of
fered to have the marriage annulled. but
she would not hear Of it. When 1t was
found that she was set In her determine
ton TO stick 10 her husband, she vas
told that she would have to follow his
fortunes.
She went 10 her pretty room and gath
cred up her clothing and jcwelry. while
her foster sister went downstairs. When
the girl came down. carrying a bag con-
tanning her jewelry and sueh. clothing as
she might Immediately need the Null
gans made one more attempt 10 restrain
her from the step she was about 10 take.
She remained obstinate.
Mr. Mulligan slipped a check Tor 800
into her hand. Mrs MulIcan. with
streaming eyes. kissed her. and Ella Car
aman went out Of the blossom-aIied yard
to begin life as Mrs William Lshey.
Mrs. 8ulligsn became impressed with
the belief yesterday that her other serv-
ants had helped along the courtship %
Lahey and her foster sister. so she dis
charged the whole aggregation o. house
hold help.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
COACBAAN OR COIN!
When 1t Came to a Show
down Pretty Ella Caraman
STAYED BY THE COACHY
How William Lahey Won the
Charming Heiress.

New York June 23.-It came to Ella
Caraman, who is pretty and IS years of
age. to choose between a life Of luxury
in beautiful home and life with a coach
man husband, whose assets consisted of
some clothes tied in a bundle and sus-
pended on the end of a rope.
She chose her coachman husband and
went out from a roof that had sheltered
her from childhood to lead the strenuous
existence of the poor.
Ia all this the borough OF the Bronx IS
intel sely interested. because Miss Cara
man is the foster sister of Mrs. William
c, Nulligan, one of the best known wo-
men in real estate circles in New York
city. Mrs. Mulligan is said to be worth
half a million of dollars IN her own right,
and it was from her home and with her
coaohn an that Ella Caraman departed in
tears.
The name OF the coachman IS William
I.ahay. and ne was founding in the Ro-
man Catholic protectory seven years ago.
He and Miss Caraman were married IN
the fremont Protestant Episcopal church
at One Hundred and Seventy-foarth street
ami Washington avenue on May by the
Rev. George Nixon, the rector. Miss Flor
ence Nixon and Dr. Andrews, a neishbor.
were the witnesses. The first animation
that the marriage had taken place reached
Mrs. Mulligan Monday morning, and the
subsequent developments were sudden and
exciting.
In the life of Ella Caraman there has
been much romance. and her action in
eicping with a coaehmau IS calculated TO
furnish food for thought for those who
believe IN the doctrine OF heredity. To
bring out the romance properly, and the
said food for thought. It is necessary to
so back 70 France and 1S72-
In this year Alexis Caraman, the black
sheep OF q prominent family in France.
enlisted SIS a seaman on the United States
man. of-war Wabash, which was cruising
in the Mediterranean sea Fer I'VE years
alexis Caramsn served in the navy
When the term OF his enlistment expired
he went 20 Washington. where. in ISIS
he married the daughter Of a prominent
citizen Of that city. The family o. Cara
mans wife set him I'D in business. and
in 1881 be opened a n,anucacturing fur
rier's establishment in Morrisania A
child was born to his wife IN IsSa. and
she Was called Ella
Ca-sman's place % business burned IN
1855. He obtained the insurance money
and in company with il and a girl who
had worked III the factory he disappeared,
leaving his wife Sestitrte- Her frse-d ia
adversely was Mss Agnes Murphy.
daughter of Captain William Jay Mu--
ply. a prominent zeal estate dealer In
E-rlem.
Miss Murphy. who wns herself skilled
as > business woman was 3 regularly
admitted member OF the Real Estate ox-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
wIrfIeId chautauqua Assembly,

The contracts are ali closed for the
next session. with the following platform
attractions:
Synopsis OF Platform
Thursday. q. p. m.-Proi A. G. Pisr-
sci, Iowa Wesleyan university.
Friday. q, 2 p. m.--Hon. Frank Nelson,
state superintendent; .. m. D. ". R0b-
ertson. Edison projectoscose.
Saturday. 2. .. m.-Hon. VIII Cum
back, Indiana; D. m. ID. W. Robert
son.
Sunday. a. II a m.-Dr. II. L WHlss.
DR. 4. T. Sweeney. Indiana; .. m. Hon
VIII cumbaek.
Monday. 2, 2 p. m.--Dr. z. T. Sweeney:
8 .. m. Prof. Charles z. Grillcy. Boston.
Tuesday. e. 2 .. m--Prof Charles =.
Griiley; ?. m, Jahu DE VIII Miller.
PHILADELPHIA
Wednesday. z. o. MO be aasd.
.. m. Or. d. F. Fox. Chicago.
Thursday. = .. m.-Dr. D F. For:
s p. IN. Colonel George ~. Bain. Ken
lucky.
Friday. p m.-coIoneI George ".
Balm s o. m, Frank K Robertson. nov
IN South Africa.
Saturday. p. D. m.-Hon. Champ
Clark NJ c. Missouri. Hon. c. - Ian
dis 81. G.. Indiana. ?. IN. Frank X
Robertson.
Sunday. ]. II a m.-Dr r. f. Macarthur.
New York. Hon. Champ Clark. 8 ,. 20
Sacred concert
Monday. 2. .. rn--Hon. G. y. IaHsls:
S .. m. Or. r. s Macarthur
Tho ecandin8vlan Concert cornrany.
caDan's Military band has been seeur-
ed f9E the entire term.
DEPARTMENTS
English T4teraturc-Dr. Herbert Z WI
let. Chicago H.
English Literature Prot y. = Ma
Ciintock. Chicago university
-. G. T. Z School 81 Eethoas-Nfa.
z. p. Hutchinson. state president
c. L. 4 C-Xrs. Alma r. Psatt WIZ
TIA. kan.
Art-Nias c. V. NAPIER aas Ansa ns--
ian L cask
Physical caiture-Mlss II. ona Tosrts-
lotte
Domestic scisncs-xlss Sarah y. Lam
els. xsrsa. 0.
SPECIAL DAYS
Educational Day FrfAav. Igus =
IsscozBiiion Day--Tseassay ggre -
Temperance DaT-Tridz1. gsrs =
Political DsT-sssursizY. Jsns 30
Eatriofic Day Aondsy. Jaiy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24

their Work next ssek TIE advanced
pupils are taxing a Krrss iatesssi fn fais
eossrss. q musical 6isiorg. fsffa an8 49,
ISIS.
Miss Siiisln Berry rf.ayfss.1 g. asr hase.
~ Pond Greek TITS sesk
Mss I<fllza Ehssrnassr - C-he-=v r.
raaise1 - es21t3nas s.sr stssssa gazss ars
Hays
TIE f0isoEf1g pupils tavs sr-sss.,f.
Misses HzAs1 Araosr. 2 "a T7aro~sesfs-
tea Fsorsz.es losers. ssrs 49,
Hs2ea DoTser. fAslxa sea-. I1,.sss g..
Alies Cz<asS<is ard W2s4sA Ks-,4k.-.s--...
Misses Hss-u Howard All Nav So.
is-se4 a1ss ssas~sc ,hssF ssssses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
CHEAP RATES
VA FRISCO LIKE

- 1880 --A-N -
Cali at city ticket Office, eDrner Main
and Douglas. for fgH information.
To Oberlln. Ohio, June 22-z7. $780,
To Nashville, Tenn. July ~
To Atlantic City. New Jersey. Jelly f5-I1
To Williams Bay, Wisconsin. June L.
September 3
To Milwaukee. Wisconsin. July I'll
To Detroit. Michigan. August =. Sep
tember L
To Chicago. Illinois. August =. SECT m
Der :
To Denver. Colorado JAY Zs-s4
To Colorado and Utah prints. jar BIZ.
August l p r. DUNN.
District Passenger AEkrt-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24

Perhaps you don't believe it. but We do
Delieve the coming championship contest
between Davis and Patterson viii be the
grandest sporting event that Wichita has
seen in her day Half rates on all rail-
loads. Tickets good returning three days
after. Remember. the night of the Srd OF
July, at Auditorium. S2-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
MUSIC ARD DRAMA

Tz4v. G. Es&rz&za. ne evsswsssss 49,.
-. s.fss, -. -~- A=@ss =
TsFss CAY skAssiia9ns - hls' sag1ae ssss.
~ s@ea Asaers9sss as1 sT~nAax - ne
esrzsf 81 LArssnos ss1 Deewsas sg~nn~-
rs ise1sf~a srs ins,rzetis< zaa rs tsNst.
sssss ssseffss- o7os esss - we
Nzzz stxsst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY BY CARRIER, 1Oc PER WEEK
WEEKLY EAGLE.
one copy, one Near.

The proprietors reserve the right to re-
1ect and discontinue any advertisements
contracted for either by themselves or
their agents
Entered In the postoffice at Wichita as
second-cl3ss matter, and entered t9r
transmission through the mails as such:
Eastern business office, THE Tribune
Building, New York City: Western bust
ness office, The ROokery," Chicago; The
). c. Beckwlth Special Agency. sole
agents for Foreign Advertising.
Readers of the Eagle when in New York
city or Chicago, can see copies of the
paper at the office Of our agents at the
address given above
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
NATIONAL PROHIBITION CoSvEN-
TON AID STATE PROHIBITION
Oo<ErNTTdN E-TD ~

~ ? To- NlssAslV =
CHICAGO. Ill. TUSE = 70 2
For The above ocessloa tns Santa rA
h.s rTss5@ a rae cs Soe fare for the ra=ni
TIP Ttcksz CT sac Jaze -. god Tor
rvru-n passage - . al: izegEssz~ JEiy
80 Trains leave wsczisx. tzg .. "a.
suA $50 p n. arrive II Chicago. SO q
r. ard : p n yAstas; taEae in.s Ehs-
ezro fr5-n ne EeEss thrsegA sssxger ard
esaE- car = z DELANEY.
fFhD1e, -. Aren't
DAILY E4xis. esavsss1. 80 per week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
Mrs. WinsloR's Soothing Syrun

fIas been used for over FIFTY YEARS
10y MILLIONS or MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETRING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It sooTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTE&S the GUMS. ALL.AYS
al PAIN. CURES WIND collie and IS
TIE best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists IN every pSrt 81 the world.
r. sure and ask Tor Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup ana take no other kind
twenty-five cents . bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24

&sv Tork. yurss z--ss ss.ss I. a.,
80 - t@czssoE - cagtsla 0~szE- ,.
= A. fszsf~a. aga = sszss
- - t~srs sFesssesa far yzEaes za4
1-ls.ssssss s<ssa~s azsacx ~ sssa -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
Plaza HofeI

No. 24S North Lawrence avenue. Euro
pean or American plan Table best the
market affords. Baths free 10 guests.
21-6tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24

Special rates on all the railroads to
Wichita on account of the heavyweight
glove contest, twenty rounds. July g. at
Auditorium SIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
ANNOINCEMENT-

-NN~N~N~~N0S@~0-N0~NON
! hereby announce myself as a candi-
date FOR the office of County Commits
sioner before the next Republican con-
vention, in the Second commissioner
district. JACOB M'AFEE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24

The Rock Island limited leaves Wichita
d5ay At sa5 a. m FOR Chicago ana east
era points. The only line running solid
through train wichita TO Chicago with
out change OF cars. For information as
g. rates. etc. call OF or address
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24

fhe manSEement Of The glove contest
O. July J, az The Auditorium. is under the
s'.'erV,sion az Joe ?. Heron Joe says.
? all sive visitors grand old ,ime.
Iii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24

Xr. y. A Eetao lsts Wednesday for -
1o-as 81 c1se.xo. ss02gsnx 81 S@xzoa.
wAsre be va F5Tsn : ssxerttca ~ Mr.
ard Mr. Fossstt- Mr. HAIRS wers -
. Se~toa % attsz6 TIE rse~stfea NJ
EesSo Ehsi4 h>-s rsx7s.ed O.. sSas z<z.
g-ss ~7ts Ma EaTs re s-girs wo-k -
fAs Fzssis so- fhs s.rztax year. TIE
rssLsot % ;saeAtzg sns sszn 81 wors =
ssensseai z7fh "a; ezsso7ss Il re zaas.
sreooi - ChieaEo.
Se- Szaa FOR p-scztec rsr4lsas al
ccssFs-t fork kss a%ez a6o1ss1
ia ka4z1 EzzEzzlsa Gao VII .szsa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
Notlce 20 Contrnctors.

Sealed proposals VIII be received al the
Office Of the board Of education. Wichita,
Kansas. unn O'Clock ,. m. Saturday.
June y. for removing the Burton school
building TO the new site on Cherry street.
and Tor erecting ana completing an ad-
dition thereto. according 10 the plans ana
specifications on fle in this Office.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any and a. bids
By order Of committee on. buildings and
grounds. c. $. CALDWELL.
S--S1 Secretary.
Nisht q July 5, al Auditorium. good en-
tertsinment. fire Drelfminaries before
main bout Main bout viii take place At
1Q-o o'clock p m. sharp. a-lt
Il Is entirely superflnuus 10 tell people
sl2t You are getting old you show K
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-24
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE


WICHITA NOMMERGlAL COlI<EOE
NOTES.
Mr. D. w. Kendall finished his course
in shorthand on Thursday afternoon and
left on the evening train for Medford.
o. T.. where he had accepted fine po-
Sition as stenographer for the Medford
Mil and Elevator company.
Prof. E. ". Robins. principal Of the
bookkeeping department, returned Satur-
day, after a very enjoyable vacation Of
two weeks in visiting his parents near
Neosho. Mo.
Messrs. Gilbert Tucker. Frank ". Bull
and Fred E. Kopplin finished the full
commercial course during the week and
commenced the shorthand course.
Mr. F. n. Cory finished his shorthand
course last week, and has accepted a
position as stenogrs pher for City Attor-
ney Helm.
The following old students and friends
visited at the college during the week:
F'loy Casad. o. W. Butcher. Miss Lizzie
Romine and Mr.. T. ]. Thrush.
Mr.. z. c. Mcclure Of the bookkeeping
and shorthand departments has excepted
a position as stenSgrapher for the limbo
den Milling company % this city.
hand course last week and accepted a po-
sltion as stenographer and bookkeeper
for the Bryan Produce company OF this
CITY.
The following new students were en-
rolled during the week: E r Trow.
Maggie MoCsndlsss Minnie Rheinhart.
VIII Easton. Lcona Reeder. Bcryl Croth.
II. L. Evans and Mrs.. a p Warren.
sTCENER CONSERVATORY NOTES
Miss Katharine scA0held vii have
charge % The department % voice culture
in the conservatory the coming year. also
o: ths same n Lewis Academy
Miss Sehoseid has won an envishle rep
citation during her brief soiourn IN Wieh-
tia, appearing often IN public snd siyvTs
Tith remarkable success. That sire sh9Bl1
win FIRST prize for her vocal solo n the
recent state contest a. Hu;chinsoa IA.
no surprise 20 those wSo knew her ALL
i;y and training
The music Iorers Of wichita viii -
pleased 20 learn tia, this rust aired must
clan and tsisntsd vocalist has decided -
locate here
While Mss sch1Fs,d IS best knoxn hese
- a church and concert singer. she has
been equally successful a. teacher
Mis- Jane Eyer tsscher n Pzznss
school. I T. - taking = normal coarse
n plano and voice. bringing her cyn pssas
with hor
Miss Lou Phflifp@. a former cozserTa-
terry stEtsa.. las resumed Der piano
Etrdy WITH Prof sieazeF.
Mss R1~sy II Fr1er3s' university wfsi
take n normal coarse n pizrso ~ the
&C aserVzt0-T.
xl-sss Ecasnsbrfcksr ans Tzyiog aaa
czasde Gates have rsx4Nr-re1 fg- vzano
xtz1T, and Mss Pearl Ker.se- so- uosre-
EESo school SoTEa
Xr r. A. Esiao Is<s Tesae.aay for "a
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Daily Eagle. delivered lgc per week
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X Is entirely s1pertlDuus 10 tell people
that yon are getting cd: you show Is.
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The contracts are ali closed for the
next session. with the following platform
attractions:
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DAA< EAxis. esavsss.. - per week
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sPEcTAL DAYa

Educational Day Fris4sy. Jgus =
Escozniiion -iTfsssssay. ggr.r -
Temperance DaT--FTidzg. gsrs =
Political DsT-ssturtizT. Jane -
Patriotic Day Gonasy. Jelly z
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-01-12
Looks Like Business

Engineer T. 4. Clark, who has
been surveying since last October
up the middle fork of the Clear
water for the Northern Pacific, has
returned to Lewiston, and was
immediately ordered to Missonia
TO do surveying work on the east
ern approaches to the Lolo pass.
The n. 2. has recently let con-
tracts for the construction OF seve.
raj miles of track from the Bitter
Root Valley branch, but the east
ern approaches are made up Of
very steep grades, and Mr.. Clark
has been sent there to try and
find some more available way oil
crossing the Bitter Root divide.
The latest dispatches from St
Paul indicate that with the expira
ton OF the truce on FEBRUARY 5, the
Northern Pacific will commence &
vast amount of actual constru ctiol
in this section, both by completing
the Camas Prairie branch, and by
building up the Middle fork Of thu
Clearwater and on east to a con
nection with its main line at Mis-
soula and Butte.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-01-12
January 4, 1900

J. g. Marsh sold placer claim
on Salmon river few weeks ago
from which some coarse gold was
taken last winter. The price paid
was $75. The purchasers started
out to prospect it few days since
and in sinking six inches below
the old workings they ran onto a
pocket of coarse gold from which
they took out STA the first day. In
doing some later work they took out
about $4O0 and are getting ready
to do some ground sluicing and
avail themselves of the snow water
when it goes off in the spring.
There are many such claims on
Salmon river, and the experience
Of these people has led to gener-
al revival of interest in this class
of diggings. and much prospecting
is now going on in consequence.
A Washington dispatch says
that there will be no reduction in
the number Of U. S. troops now in
the Philippine Islands for the
next six months. There are now
in the islands IS, 900 soldiers, in
addition to $4,000 marines at
Cavite, and five thousand soldiers
on the warships. This is equal to
the British forces now engaged in
the South African war.