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gramme for the afternoon was opened
by Miss Whalen, who save "a delight
Iul sketch of Lafayette Mrs Bishop
Followed with an interesting paper on
The JacObiDs." Miss Snow then gave
several selections from De TOCQuevilles
democracy In America, IN her usual
charming manner. During the social
hour which followed, M. War1leigh
gave the ladies several selections on the
monograph, which were highly appre-
dated.
The hostess then served dainty re-
IreshmenJs, and the club adjourned to
meet in two weeks with Miss EVhalen,
1902 Jackson avenue.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Markle and Mrs. Smith
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Vivian and daughter Of an ancient no
bic Cornish family. made her debut.
The house Of Vivian. old and very
honorable though it is, has not in later
times known great wealth. so that the
Honorable Violet and her twin sister,
the Honorable Dorothy 8Iaud. made a
very modest entry into fashionable So
ciety- Almost at once the Honorabls
Dorothy WAS selected as 2 maid OF hon
or 20 the queen, and quite as promptly
was her sister pronounced by cOmpe-
tent judges to be the fairest nymph OF
every social gathering she attended. It
was not very long before the opinion OF
the social powers was ratified by the
. artistic side of London, and the Honor
able Violet very evidently supplied val
liable inspiration for one OF the most
successful pictures that hung in the
/ Royal academy last spring. A famous
american portrait painter has frankly
said that had he the peculiar gifts OF
Sir Joshua Reynolds. and were he a
struggling artist. he would win imme-
date recognition by painting this young
Iady's portrait. AS 10 is, she has been
compared TO most OF the famous beau
ties immOrtalized on canvas, and has
been acknowledged as the heroine CT
more than one novel.
For, allied TO her poetic beauty, Miss
VIVIAN possesses as well a pretty wit
''Nf-~SAANA ny extreme sweetness OF ma
ture, and because OF her very obligfng
disposition and the desire of dowagers
10 earn large sums of money at their
charity bdZars. she is pursued with re-
quests 20 serve as flower vender. stall
attendant. indeed. in any capacity where
her beauty viii serve as q, conspicuous
attraction not only to aDpreciaffvs
SWANS, but equally enthusiastic wo-
men.
IL IS one OF the charming features OF
this beauty's reign that little or no jeI-
Ousy is excited by her superior perfec-
ton and the attentions she everywhere
commands. Women praise her. give
place TO her and admire her as Rener-
ously as the men. BY her sex she is
conceded to possess the most wonderful
head of hair in all England. Its golden
chestnut color, rich natural wave and
splendid abundance are all uurivaled.
and yet, to the hand of the smart Pa
rlslan figaro it owes none of its splen-
dor 1T is inherited from her mother.
who was a wei known Welsh beauty
when she married Baron Vivian and
made her home in Cornwall, at stately
and romantic Glynn house, which dates
from the days of the Seventh English
Henry.
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The programme at the Ladies Liter
AIRY club Friday afternoon was devoted
almost entirely TO music. Mrs. r. J.
Fabian gave a brilliant paper on Rus
sian Music" in which she briefly out
lined its style, gave short sketches of
Its famous composers and compared it
with the music Of other countries. In
closing she sang charmingly d number
of the folk songs of the country. Miss
Esther Allen followe with two violin
selections from RubenE Elm and Chow
koNsEy. Mrs. futile gave a vocal Sc
lection and Pearl EOthSChiid. the child
pianist, gave an instrumental number.
The programme closed with me-
mOrlai To Queen Victoria, this part of
the programme being conducted by
AlIs. Igleheart. 1t consisted of a re-
sumo of the notable events of her life
and closed with God Save the Queen
played on the piano by Mrs e. z. Al
Zen, the club members standing during
its rendition.
For the coming week the sections win
meet as follows.
The home and education section viii
meet tomorrow afternoon.
The tourist section meets Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Ogden Clubs.

La COterie was most pleasantly en-
teUtained by Miss Kiesef assisted by
her mother on Tuesday. Jan p. The
guests of the afternoon were Mes
danes Van Meter, Don Mcguire and
Joseph Peery and Miss Kuhn.
Don Mcguire, who was To- have de-
1iFered an address, was uuavoidabIy out
of town. Miss kiesel gave an interest
ing description of COustantinOBIe and
the Orient experimenting her talk
with bright sketches from her journal
aIso with many Orienta! curiOs and
photographs Mrs Van Meter. a for
mer La Coterie member. favored the
club with two exquisite piano seIec-
tons, Two songs by Miss kieseI were
also much enjoyed.
The usual social hour and refresh
menJs closed the afternoon. and the
club adj burned to meet in two weeks
with Mrs. W. F. Adams.
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The regular meeting Of the AgIaia
was held on the afternoon of Jan. Is.
at the home Of Mrs. j. O. Nye. The fol-
30 wing programme was ably presented.
1llping. the Nau"-Miss Walker.
Paper "Eipimg's Prose''-AIrs. Wber-
~.
Reading, short Stories From Kip
ling'-Airs. Bishop.
Poem From Kiplins Eddy.
Music was contributed by Miss Flor
euce Allen and Mr.. Robert Nye.
The afternoon closed with the usual
social hour and refreshments
The Aglaia viii meet Tuesday. Jan
., with Mrs. Foreman.
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at Bed Time

7 take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my complex
ion is better. My doctor says il acts
gently on the stomach. liver and kid
neys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is
made from herbs, and is prepared as
eesiTv as tea. It is called Lanes AIedf-
cine. Lanes family medicine moves
the bowels each day Price. 25c- and
soc. For sale by Godbe-Pitts DRUG
company, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Club Chat

The Daughters of the Revolution VIII
3neet tomorrow afternoon at the office
OF Mrs. Emmeline Is. Wells jim the Tenn
plsJOr building. Mrs. j. n. F'8rusworth
viii read a paper on some revolution
airy subject
The Reviewers met Monday after
noon. Mrs William A. Stewart rea q
the Interesting paper on "Co-Uperation
Of the Home and the school, which
she gave at The State Federation meet
ing in October. Mrs-,C D. Moore closed
the programme with a book review
The Reapers met last Monday after
noon. Mrs bruce and Mrs Prescott
gave Interesting papers, and current
events were reviewed
The Reviewers celebrate their fourth
anniversary Monday, Jan. D. with airs.
J.. Is. Jones Z54 East First South. No
guests.
d. %
Ogden yesterday before the pupils and
teachers of 5he High school
The Council OF Womeu's clubs viii
meet in the womdns club room city
and county building. on SATURDAY.. Feb
=. at ID. M sharp. All organizations
of women are cordially invited Co Join.
n fun attendance Is requested on i'm
porCant business.
% o.
The current events and current liter
Rtu-e sections o. the Ladies' Literary
club viii meet on Friday afternoon.
Feb ], ct O'Clock The programme
VIII be- John She-~-an." by Mrs Han
chett. Paper, William AIcLeunan," by
Mrs. John Caine-
d. 4:
The tourist section of She Ladies' Lit
ct no o'clock. The programme VIII con-
Eist of Rembrandt by Mrs Ewing
art aid Architecture of Northern
Germany by Mrs. Frauken.
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Arrested and Set Frea.

"Dr. J. H HanafOrd says in the
Western Plowman: If the first cough
is properly treated the first step in the
direction OF consumption arrested. the
lungs developed, the breath set free.
We need not fear CONSUMPTION -
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs is the proper treatment for the
first cough. No other remedy has saved
SO many from consumption LARGE
bottles, 25c. and soc For sale by
Godbe-Pitts Drug company, Salt Lake
City Utah
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FAYORITE HEROINE.

Honorable Violet Vivian, Reigniug
Beauty Of Great Britain Today.
The world is blessed with so much
feminine beauty today thata young wo-
man must possess an uncOmmonly fair
face in order to inspire widespread pop
ular admiration with the adulation of
poets and painters. Perhaps since Mrs.
Langtry fairly startled London with
her youthful physical perfection, no like
sensation has been known until the
Honorable Violet Mary, sister Of Lord
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PresbYterian.

First Presbyterian Church-Corner
Second East and Second South streets.
Rev w. NJ. Paden, d. D.. pastor, Rev.
Henry W Bloch, assistant. Morning
service at II O'Clock, Sunday school At
1880; Junior EndeavOr meeting at 4;
young peoples meeting at 6:30: evening
service at t:45. Topic for the morning:
"Christs Interpretation of the Cross
for the evening, The Life of Queen Vic
toria-' Seats are free at all services and
the public cordially invited
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Council of Jewish women.

The Council of Jewish Women held
FJn= open meeting last Wednesday after
noon. Ancient Literature was the
subject of an Instructive talk by Rabbi
Reynolds, a resume of Daniel Deron-
da' was given by Miss Martha Walters.
IT was Followed by musical numbers
by Mrs Lottie Levy Kahn and Pearl
EOthSChiId.
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Christian.

Central Christian.-Corner Third East
and Fourth South streets. Rev. w. III.
Bagby, pastor Sunday school at 9.45 a
m; Y z. s g E at $50 D. m, preaching
services at II a. m and I:45 p. m. Morn
ing subject, Causes of the Decadenc of
the Religious Home" evening. The
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pupils are all gathered at the gate as
she drives IN, and bow very deeply as
she passes them. then they are hurried
Dack TO their respective class rooms
and school proceeds as usual. After
remaining in her room long enough to
receive the principal d Mrs. Shimoda
VINO was once a court lady herself, and
IS known as a pOetess and writer, the
empress proceeds to visit every class
room in the school. attended by her
chambermaid and suite, which number
ten or fifteen in ali. She remains an
exact number of minutes in each room
while the teacher and pupils. who rise
as she enters, go on with the lesson.
IN each room she finds a royal chair
and carpet waiting for her. Two or
three of these chairs and pieces of car
pet are thus kept moving about all che
time until she has concluded her
rounds. Lunch is served to her before
she leaves, and she meets and speaks
with all the teachers. At commence
ment she enters the hall sghere the ex-
e. Uses are held last and all rise and
bow. When each girl receives he1. di-
DlClna she makes an Obeisance to the
empress 1t is very difficult for a for
eigner to obtain permission to be pres
ent on this occasion.
ANNA NORTHEND BENJAMIN
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Westminster Presbyterian Church-130
South Fourth West street, between First
and Second South Rev. George Bailey
LII Il, pastor Morning service at IL
a. m, ana evening service at 100 D. m
VIII be conducted by the Rev. Hugh Nc
Creery Sunday school at I2-15 noon At
Northwest Sunday school now Endeavor
Presby terrain Chapel 133 West First
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new CENTURY N ASH FRBRICS

Many arrivals viii be shown beautiful
and extremely pretty materials spring wear 8
NEW PET1CALES in dark, light and medium styles like
the high-priced Madras Cloths,
and house dresses Regular 15c grade for, fna
DRESS GING HANS reliable makes
known the trade, suitable childTens fqIa
NEW BELFAST DIMITIES.-1 fine Belfast Dimities
opened 1901 designs
exclusively controlled by for the state Utah,
in beautiful binatiOnS
cadet lavender. These
tifu goods be be fully appreciated. 9EA
Excellent value Introductory GVV
ANDERSON SCOTCH GINGHAAIS in novelty effects.
highest Bingham standard world
equal for ladies' Chdens
dresses. Introductory price UVV
NEW NERCERIZED FOULAHDS. the handsome
wash Fabric beautiful satin finished material in the
handsOmest designs. that look exactly like silk
FoUlards old bright light blue, 9kA
pink, tan, gray navy blue, per yard..-..... VUJ
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Child Culture Club.

Mrs W. NJ. Stewart lectured Satur-
day under the auspices Of the Child
Culture club at the home of Mrs
David Eccles. The meeting was large
ly attended, teachers of the public
schools and club women being spec
tally invited
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Catholic

St Mays Cathedrdt-DfvIue services:
First mass at . clock. second mass at g
o clock; Sunday school. 2.50, high mass
and sermon al II o'clock a. IN: vespers
and benedictiOu at T:50 p. m, week morn
ings mass at O'Clock. q. m, mass and
sermon at St Patricks Church at 10
o clock a. N.
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Press Club.

The monthly meeting of the Press
club VIII be held next Thursday even
Tag at the W0man's Exponent office
The programme viii consist of original
sentiments and two original poems by
Mrs. Mary A Freeze and Mrs. Lucy A
Clark, a paper on The Twentieth Cen
tury' by Ms. Phoebe C. Young and
current events by Mrs Ruth N. Fox.
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Baptist

First Baptist Church-Co-ner Second
South and Second Vest Preaching at IL
a. m and 1-3e p m; Sunday school 1915
p n b y p Z, $50 p. IA Rev H =.
Steelman breaches his farewell sermon
t0oay. Wednesday evening service at Z 30.
A WeicDInB TO all
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North street, the opening services in the
new building VIII be held at 1-S0 d. NJ
Junior &. F., 40 2. M Y T. : G. e
6,l5 D m; prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at l-33. subject for study viii be-
The Macedonian CRY Ref Acts, Chan
Is, and Marx, Chap. Is. All are cordially
invited to these services.
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Truth Center viii hold service todzv Al
II a. N. at Madame Helen T-hiaSseu' ;
parlors. 512 Constitution building Fverv~
BODY welcome. Topic TIE New IA an p
The committee of Truth Csenter VIII met
az 10 THURSDAY, Jan 81 al the same
place All Interested are invited
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German LuthersCn-Swedish Lutheran
cnurc1l. corner Second South and Fourth
East Sunday school at . p. m: service
ar : F. n Aeetins of congregation aftar
services. Rev. J. Grae5ner. pastor. res
idance. 45S South Fourth Ea-
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Holy Trinity English EvsngeIieaI In
theran Church.-336 South Fourth Fast
street Rev Herbert Martens. pastor
sunday school 10 a. m; divine service
az II O. m No evening service. All cor
daily welcome.
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Phillips Congregational Church-B NJ
HOgen, pastor, Seventh East and Fifth
South At ii a. n the Sabbath school
VIII conduct q special Chinese missionary
memorial service to VIE ch ali the friends
Of the school and congregation are cor
daily invited. Christian EndeaFOr 6.I5
D. m; preaching. i-5j ID. m subject:
Spiritual Transformation Through Men
tai Renovation. Mi1week meeting
Wednesday. 1880 p m Pastor-elect, Rev.
Peter a. Simpkin. viii occupy the pulpit
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Lutherar-

Founder Of the Hebrew Nation Good
music AZ both services, All seats free
and a hearty welcome to the public
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= sltli > s-iltiitiil, -t-0fner Fourth South
and Main streets. Gev EMS Bishop- rec
van -, fll51t Sundsr after rsDiDh-
M = q M. hoy communion: 9:s5 a. M
ltlaaS schopl- - g. ill-. morning prayer
end sefnun5 500 d m Bible class by
4T9lesS0F Mars atiiis go p m. evening
htsttef alio sermon. ILcs.say. Jan - ,
p a. Ladies guild in guild room; We'd
nesday jan 81 go p. nl.. Daught tiers of
-he kinE "a guild room; Friday. Feb. J.
II a. m. holy communion. 80 q. m, even
ms prayer; p M. SuEcly school teach
etS IN rectors study; Saturday. Feb. ?
Feast Of the Publication. II a. m. holy
communion: l.a9 j.. M. Boys club in their
club room, rs East First South street
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Swedish Lufhsran ClITuch--Corner Sec
o-d South and Fourth East streets So
vices today Al 1859 a m and T.sB Z, y,
P K AsIev, pastor
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Jan 10 at the home OF Miss smith IN
Robinson avenue The literary bro.
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CONGREGATIONS.

Plymouth CongTeg8 tiOuaI Church.
Ihird North. near First West. Rev. p
p. Bigeiow, pastor Services: 9.f5 a. m,
Bloie scnoolt n o. m, public worship;
f:l9 D. m, Christian Endeavor: p. m
preaching service. sermon on Joseph. -
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening.
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Tiff N. z. Church.-Corner Ninth East
and First South. Joel a Smith, pastor
rev. H. Cordner OF Cheese VINO is TO
conduct the union revival services. speaks
At III a m and 1850 J.. m Solos By Mabel
Clarke and G.. il. Gilbert. The congrega-
ton VIII Unite IN q union service at 3 d.
m at the First NJ. a. church, also each
evening the coming week at 7-33
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First n f. CEurch--eS East Third
South street, between nair and State
streets REV Alfred r. Henry pastor
Preaching By the pastor az ID a. m. and
go p m. Morning subject. Christ and
Nicodemus. Evening subject Effect of
faith la Christ Tpon thc Life of the
Believer AT p m. Afr r. C0rdner,
the evangelist viii speak on The Inspi-
ration of the Scriptures He viii also
have charge of the after-meeting on Sun
cay evening and VIII preach az the union
eNangellSttc services every night during
this coming week All seats free Stran-
gers cordially welcomed at all services
Scandinavian n =. Church.-l5s South
Second East street Emil F. Mork. pas
tor Services. u a. M. in the Scandinav-
ian language Sunday school. 8 .. m. and
gospel meeting at t,a) b. m All are cor
daily invited to all of our services
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First Congregational -Corner First
South and Fourth East, Rev Clarence T.
Brown, pastor. Pubic worship al 1855
d. N. Sermon by the pastor
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Burlington ChaPei-Co-ner Indiana. ave
uua and Navajo street Preaching at II
a m and 7-20 D m; Sunday school at
3;15 p m; Friday evening service at 80.
Rio Grande Chapel-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $50 D. m
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St Johns Chapel. perkins addition.)-
j. M Sunday school; 1 p. n, evening
prayer and sermon.
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ST. PauTs Associate NIission.-Rev. Ell
lis Bishop. rector; Rev. r. S. Stringfellow.
associate Jan =. third Sunday after
Epiphany.
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St. Peter Chap i--Fifth North and
Fifth West streets. p. M. Sunday
school; p m. evening prayer and SER
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Mill Creek Mission, (Scctt's school
house-)-4 D. m, evening prayer and ser
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St. Marks GathedraI.-Rt. Rev Abel
LeOnarI, S. T. D.. bishoD. Verv RaV
James g. Eddie, B. D.. dean. Third
sunday after Epiphany. Jan p a. NJ.
noly communion, 9-i5 a. M Sunday
ecpooi. p e, m. morning prayer and ser
mon go p. m. calvary branch Sunday
scao0L Iaggarts hall First street near
~ t-..5 y. M, evening prayer and sermon.
ae KEY w r. Maison, rector of the
-nllrch OF the Good Shepherd. Ogden. viii
sehcIet the services and preach. All seats
rec ne public IS cordially invited 10
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Church ANNOUNCEMENTS,


tAn notices for this column must be
handed IN before S D m Saturday,
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St Marks Hospital Chapel.-Third
Sunday after Epiphany. Holy communion,
f;SB a. m; evening prayer, 6:15: daily
evening prayer, G:l5; Saturday. the 'Pu-
Tlflca1on.f holy communion. $50 a. IN.
Rev. D. Douglas Wallace, vicar.
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The Reviewers celebrate their fourth
anniversary Monday. Jan. d. with AIRS
J.. Is. Jones, Z54 East First South. No
guests.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-01-23

Washington, Jan. 22.-At the opening
of Mondays session of the senate the
chaplain in his invocation referred with
deep pathos to the condition of Queen
Victoria, paying tributes to her virtues
as sovereign woman, and invoking divine
tenderness and sympathy to all the mem
bers of her family and TO the people OF
her realm.
An act to conform in trust to the city OF
Albuquerque, n. NJ, the town of Albu-
querque grant was passed.
Senator Turner of Washington offered
resolution requiring the president to
transmit to the senate, if not incompati-
Bile with public interest, information OF
what steps have been taken by the state
department to protect the rights of r. +.
Brown, citizen of the United States, in
the matter of his claim against the South
African republic, together with copies OF
all correspondence and papers relating
thereto. The resolution was adopted
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-01-23
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

y local applications, as they can mo-
each the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi.
ton of the mucous lining of the eustach.
ian tube. When this tube gets infiamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when 1t Is entirely closed
teafness is the result, and unless the in
1ammation can be taken out and this tube
'estored to its normal condition, hearing
Will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
Of ten are caused by catarrh. which is
nothing but an intlamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness tcaused by catarrh)
mat can not be cured by Halls Catarrr
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-01-23
IdahO's New Officials,

Boise, Idaho, Jan. pa. w. Barley OF
Latah county has been appointed game
warden, to succeed Charles Ii. Arbuckle
BARLEY is a populist and campaigned fol
the fusion ticket last fall, though his name
VAS on the antiiusion ticket as a candidate
for presidential elector. 1t is also an
nounced that populist will be made SUI
perintendent of the soldiers home TO sue
coed Captain William Ainslie. The man
to be named is Captain James Gum, ex.
congressman. These two appointments, il
is understood, will constitute the portion
of the state patronage to be given 10 the
populists.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-01-23

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 22.-Delegations
from Denver, Cleveland and Pittsburg
were heard today at the meeting of the
national council OF administration of the
G. A. r., held in the office of Judge Leo
Rassicur, to decide on the place to hold
the next annual encampment. 1t was de-
cided to hold the encampment at Cleve-
land
At former meeting Denver was Sc
lected for the encampnient, but owing to
the inability TO secure low railroad rates
the decision was fescinded