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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

blned funds Of all unsuccessful members
shall be divided among them, pro rata. M
special premiums.
tcl. If no member OF the group succeeds
In raising the necessary 5000, then the
member having succeeded In raising ANA
reporting the largest amount shall receive
the combined funds of all other member.
as special premium.
ID. should no member Of the croup snc.
coed in raising the necessary 5000 and
should the combined funds Of all mcmbers
of the group concentrated as per nara
graph or section "C) not amount 10 500.
then the respective funds shall be available
or revert to the respective members creat.
ing same for such disposition as may be
deemed proper.
tE). All contests and funds shall be
closed promptly at 10 o'clock noon, satur.
DAY, May Is, 1901 the results Of each to
be telegraphed TO J. L. Long. president.
Colorado Chautauqua association Dallas
Texas, same date, following which each
group member possessing less fund than
$500 agrees to promptly honor the draft of
j. L. Long, president, covering such re.
spective funds for disposition or division
In accord with the foregoing. while each
group member raising fund of 5000 or
more will await its respective proportion OF
the premium.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the Colorado
Chautauqua association directors, at Boul.
der, Colo. January 10, 1901:
Whereas, The people of Texas responded
with active generosity to our proposition
for the competitive erection OF cottages
during the season Just past, and
Whereas, Assurance has been received
from number of cities and towns that
they would find an interest In. and en-.
deavor to accomplish the building ON our
grounds of summer lodge for their teach.
ers If the opportunity of last year were
repeated; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That We. the directors Of the
Colorado Chautauoun association, renew
the offer made to cities and towns ~ Texas
last February, reducing the minimum of
competition from tea to FIVE communities,
and allowing towns in any State outside q;
Colorado to enter for the benefits and In,
ducements, as follows:
1. A cash pize Of $3.50
10 the city, town or school district erect.
ing cottage upon the assembly grounds at
Boulder, which shall be adjudgcd the most
credltable. and one hundred dollars iS1nnl
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No Interruption 10 Car Service.

After an Investigation Of the effects OF
last nights FIRE a; the street railway power
house. Manager MacGregor makes the.
abatement that he does not anticipate that
here viii he any interruption to street car
terTlce today In consequences Of IL.
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stephenvlIe confederstes oraanized.

Stcpbcnvlle Texas. Aprll 81. -About
forty eS coufederates met 10 the district
court room yesterday and organized Johu
M stephen camp NJ ex.Cpnfodorates. McD.
Rel was elected cnmmnuder ana the other
offices filed Delegates wcrc chosen 10 at
tend both the state and Interstate raun-
ions. II Is probable that quite namber
VIII attend the reunion at Nashville
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OUTING ANp RALL.

B'nai Birth Visitors Tnp 10 Aneerhcef-
fePs--Bsll Tonight.
The delegates 70 the B'nai Birth con.
vention ana their lady friends enjoyed q
dellehtful outing Al Angerhoefers last
They will be entertained with bail Al
Miiby.Dow hall tonight.
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committee Of competent aud impartial
judges; provided. thar no award viii be
made unless there are ave or more cot
tages In competition, and provided, further,
that every cottage IN competition shat
cost not less than $500 and shah be com.
pleted and ready for occupancy ON or be
fore June 80 1901.
2. Free entertainment at the chau-
tauoua
each season for the sessions Of 1901. 1902
and 1903 Including general admission to
the grounds. tuition In all general classes
Of the summer school, and admission TO
chantauQua lectures concerts anl enter
talnments to be provided for all regularly
accredited representatives,, said free enter.
tainment 10 he provided for any one or
all three of said sessions for a number not
exceeding two representatives to each room
in said cottages.
8. A free lease of the land
upon which cottages are erected viii he
granted by the Colorado Chautauqua assc-
citation to the cities, towns or school dis.
trlcts erecting cottages. to September 80,
1918.
4. The association will assume all
taxes
St,tp courtv o,a oi,r 80 ,,,,h to...,
property and improvements to September
30. 1918.
5. These cottages shall be given rent
free
for the use Of the regularly accredited rep
rcscntatiyes Of the cities, towns or school
districts erecting them, to September 80
1915 J. l.. Long
President Colorado chautauqua Assocla
ton.
j. W. Freeman, Secretary.
Every active lady teacher In Houston will
be eligible In turn to accommodation at the
Houston cottage when completed, the mum
Der only being limited by the capacity OF
the cottage on the basis Of two to room
II will he pleasure to The Post to Issue
credentials TO the full capacity each sea
son as ccrtnlnly no more beneficial yaca-
tion at nominal cost could he offered.
Don't walt to be called upon, hut send
in Your contribution, not only to see that
THE Houston Cottage" truly represents
Houston but to encourage orr teachers to
renewed energy and to make 1t possible
for many OF them to resume their duties
improved in mind and body-bettcr able to
help our little ones onward and upward
Address Teachers Cottage Department,
Houston Post, Houston, Texas.
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/. A cash pize Of $3.50

TO the city, town or school district erect
ing cottage upon the assembly grounds at
Boulder, which shall be adjudgcd the most
credltable. and one hundred dollars $500
TO the second best. Award to he made by
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-05-25
TRUSTEES SALE

whereAA William Hhcks and Nt,zA Ia
his wife, by lheir desd q trul irkt
laA dAy u 0ctObrF. lssA kns Ard tfnm
IN ine o@ce a. the RECORDER q c7nA Nv
fAyefte county. Missouri recOrtz sm
~, pare al. couveyed 70 6ustss HKxss
Trustee the following desrne~c "a -
Situated IN Lsfsyee1e county. hisA
wit: Thirty~Sven and 0neeAi Eal q
the norxh gce q lot nuuoz ms9
and eighfsen and thre=fo1rFks "a 4
% tie soalh SIDE Of bE oa1od
l4. ali In oSoek I've O. IN H0GisE1
. The cify ~ Lex1ngtO1. A. TIE ss-sH
uoCn tee pat q sad a1clI1oa q Dn
record i1 The recorders o1@ II
cite cuanty. Missogn IN truI 50
payment Of Aree certain pr1ulsa5 aei
sad Gezd Of Trust c<Scrl5cd. 49, ~
defzulf las been MADE IN TIE psyu<A-
notes and tie interest ibeTuol- AVE-
tie said trustee refuses u 5G ns
hereby Evsu that J. Oscar Inns -
Lafayette county. Missouri ~ ne n
The iexAl ho11er Anc owner o. ss1 sA,
, sal for cash. - the higkeSI nsaaf.S
! MONDAY, The lezH DAY ofJUNkA
between tse hozrs q 3 O'clock Z "
uOoD and 5 O'Clock h the IferSnL
day, in frozf Of the eour hou-r 49,
city Of LexinEt7a. LatAFette cD1.4
sOun- the said real estate fof IN 49,
satisfying such nOes and Inisr@
tbe-~oa. and the costs and eiLnSss
cutting this trust AZ nys
Jl14 Shsnf s0lns
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ElWOTth LEAGUE
EIIISNlS,.

Account Fifth Ir.Ezs1a1A Na1'
ton Of EpwOrth Ls4EE 81 ErAN
July lsz
Ssa Francisco : 81 3sL zG1z =
Sr-Eeathe alwXr sol.
Trp thirber IN sgn2=z, sz1ss alga
absezods Of New ysVo ni ArSs2a
Is psazznt-ar b-sGag, ID oppressive
hsAt q dust
Best way to 70 SES Fs Ra1ta
only Hpe under one management. Cn-
.czro 70 San FraDcsoo. cEly u&1s u
Csif0ruiA Fred HErysy D5A STlS-
pers0uAlyco0j1ctd s~Ie1rssooA
On tie wsy visit Inii&n p0eosos &Oc
ustrs-d foreS- also Grand C4Do0 O
/ AnBo0a-E0rids greatest soS2E sp1c
tscse. low easily accessible
See southern CAlfu-nis-IH D0ted re
SOFT hOtsls, idyIle, valley. nsgeSai
mountains. sn0oth hsSes5s add bTesy
Stands, lis ord m~isSiocs, is S0EIo5l.
fruits and flowers. its great ca Sels
lThk important section rs8caed U8S4D
"A Pc Route cheaper hsD DoA 5tos
lines and with greater eoUko1
Extremely low roand-Eip SteS hh~E
al stop-oVer privileges; eho1ee q Toots
returning. open 10 everybody. A
tickes agents sell via santa Re R32s
DESCRIPTIVE literature on request
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THE BURLINGTON RVIN
GREAT TRAINS

-The Burlington -Sorhs.
Express. Kansas City. s.
Denver 70 Puget Sound. POr,'ss
tAna, Washington, entire No
Daily through train Of eoaS~
cars. tourist and standard See
dining oars
No. Is; morning trzin, Kan,..o
81 Joseph to Nehnska. ~
Pacific Coast via Sssnie az
Weekly California exeursion,SM
conducted.
No =; latest night train. 2.
CiiySt Joseph to Denver ui,h,
for Nebraska Omaha. 81 Pa0i
No. q: nOon tain, Ksnsa, IA.
Joseph TO Omaha, ST. Paul. s.sA
sleepers.
No. S. famous Chicago Eli. A.
and buhes library cars Cha,
sleeperS
No. IS; ST. Louis fAs, nigh, s,,.
No. a.; fast morning train sas
Write for descriptive uattsr >,
and information.
r. III. CRoZIKR. l. W. WAyrv
7. P. A. So hG1n s.. Gen. HAsspr,.
tL&Al
HOWARD ELLIOTT.
GeneFAl hAnAKer. ST. JosepA M
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ORDER OF PUBLlCATIm

EIA1D Of 81HcDlhL
O0UErT on LAEATR77H
In the Great Cuur Of LstAvs,,. a
Missouri 81 Lexington, ARznsT-~
ChAxiss shaw. PlaiErzH.
Margaret J. Shaw. Defe1oEzt.
Wow ~ rhk day eCE1as the pasps.
b Lis attorney, and AIS us pett,- !
xzdzFfE alex1rr. ancn o;bs- e.
l defendant MarEaret !. SbAw. 4 -
residMr q the state Of hiszvur. ~
UPON IL 10 ordered By tn cserk ~
thst sid cefe1daut b no911e4 b. -
rsas plxin1iE has -comneoeed / s1it..
her in rkiz oUuft. r2e Oo5ees IA -
nature q whzcE - 10 cb.Ea A ds-~1
! divorce fr0n The bnnd Of sK-..
heretofore ceutraceed b tvsn -
and sac defendant On the grCu,ds n,
ton wtlhout r~ezscElao3e cause. ana 81
less tks said n~o1fFe<s6eza ~eefs7osui w.
J. Shaw. be and appeaE Al tbs eur e
next tern thereof. 10 he o~gun EMa.
a she co9Et bose. IN the eifJ 4 z
tnrfuc. IN sad county. 90 tie IA m
AEF1sl lNl nexA God 90 b oefux a. "A
u sd tern. II TIE tern seA GhRn
, ftRuA zpdt u net Shs1 90 O. befuss d. n
|. o. sASd Term. nEkwer c. pseAe e .a IN
In sASd as the sane vii Be tla M
fssssA and t1dgzens vii e% reotsxE "a
ineiy.
| Ard r h fursser ordered thst Ieggl v
BE- pusltsAse6 ascor1irg % law = q kn
t01 i~ufe&iigxDceg. . nsutpager psAAz
sabd eOzrty OF Lafayette for Scr Seis
ce~2vely. poeAehed AZ hAs. oaceIvaAl
hNn inseFtfon 10 bs as least inirJ tHkI
Ihe erSs day q @a Dexi AlgzE III
tbs coor1
al Aua< coy Attest
r. u CAMPhkLL IsSzi0Sa
BIZ srnsoz- Depoty.
CAaG LyonA Attorney for PA4 M
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-05-25

q rzniOn nssie has
wslEs-s > o. K. HO0sk 4 Co
E-w,s al Liule Rock. For
mnn3 sulAsey Il eanoOi ee
znes he ..U- c. '.
uro-ssP, composed ~
r. NusTR Asd dedicated 70
Urrss CosiscsrHs Veterans
a.auszl - vel a. 40 artistic
las PrOdosiiOn. issued
81, ire OOaEsg ~reUniOo' = :
sv-o. as3 Oss thai ~1ll live 10
u1ar q ,sgs< usO bear Il from
q. sss1s asd orebes'rAs here
ay,ass y. grsa, g.sbsriEg. The o.
.-s 4 he s1liAs; esiehy frss part
1sSs a1ses Ct 1.-The memories
a.se trv., tragedy recalled By The
q vsers The composer has
s1gE1 -. HI
n csysr Is beautiful thing'
urvarss Z ibs Old COaiederSie eOlOrs-
Te 80 c, lie she'd s adorned Wi's :
c-vs-sis sasud4rd, EIlh the letters
Il. C Y n blss. Below ihis are
he gsrI.is 81 Gems Robert L Lee
Al N.st.. Bedford Forrest To the
nEti O. Is tsezmile Of the Con-
-ssn-s szsle1-ihe famous rsuniol
g-toa. TO shesibed swords and
s-s.eh q OETs are enblenatie OF ID
zsah peace Of the old North an'
Sgz,t. sscsOas that 10 loogsr exist
soa tbs elect Il heightened oy
j, tarsc s.g. a~saAttsred drum and q dI'
? n01rrss SD gss 81 the base Of IN
Two permits. hzaw work OF an Al
e-saA 20 The dssigDer.-EvenIn
q Se-aAr lNszphis), Nay Is.
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N.

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reT haz- se1F AZ sEt@ sS1N4
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TIE above 1EE-zs vii zAke tie SeAssz
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owue5 u Pa ON&ieyl tSo &z1 = hal
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fair Err-B1&
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TRUSTEES SALE

whereas susan Dusky snd geon =
her husband By their deed g. usSs
july 9Th. ls9S reou-de1 Ia c2T
of Deeds for Lafayette counil
book - al psEc its, consey
signed. a. trgstee. the icl0e
real estate. situate IT, said LAIA', -
tpwit: SEa NEa SEC - Tsp
IN tFusf % secure ice payment ~'N
aid desa described
Default having Desn E9os 80
81 s9ne q I'D poses. ! uilL ~ Us Z
the legal hoider ibereof. %li n
aueiiun. 90 tire hixhes escder. . go
front dor q TIE coEFt @Ol~ 3
ie1tnEton. Lsfaveite cu0nty :
dsy, to- .sth csy u MAJ. isl.
huufs % 3 a ~. and 5 p 70 Z
crb-d real estate. for the ? 3
irg ubn aid Notes AID The "a
ting tai. trust q. LEl u
Lexington. No. Nay At*'4-
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FRANK FISHER.
RUSTIC B. SO769.
REcoRD 2:734.)

Bred and owed BY Joseph r. Bar.
nett proprietor Ease6eldS Stock Farm,
Lxihgton, Missouri, win make the
sessoo OF 1901 az his farm s miles
southeast Of LeIingtoo, near Prairie
ehurrb, 1t sI5 ts insure, money DUE
- son Is The fact IS sscert2ined or
mare parted sitb. A lien Is retained
CO The oolt fer service money. No
res2ouSbility fOT accidents
R1stk B. Is : years old, Is hands,
? inches high: dark bay with Slack
poastS goo5 size. weighs l, 300 pounds
with both styls and speed combined;
go1i name and tail.
Rustie & vas sired by NewcOmb,
sS5S: he by NutEood, No 600, record
zlS3:NutE0od isthe premier stallion
a. ! sire Of speed; he by Belmont
No "a: NeEcOmb's lst dam, Maggi;
Wilkes. dam u three in the list, o!
George Wilkes. record 2Z; ROstiI
BIS Isl dam. Nertrix, BY Merchant
No $50: be By Belmont No. 81: 20
dam By Al West. No. 1871: he o.
Alnout. No. g: Srd dam bV Marina
duke. No. S0s2: 4th dam by Idol, Nc
IL: be by MenbrinO Chief, Ne II
JOS. =. BARNETT
Ans
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LEE RAnELYs.

r4 Rsk lz215s F-cpoSton for ebsap rsfe
u-x.zs g AID fr0z ou1or@os dunag tnAs
su-r hxs 6eez DerAuved b. the western
ps--rr AzoGsz5z- IL c~oHseqUeooe HoiAce
Va =@v-s vszS-5Ay y CkAirDAn Mcleod
~ e.z@E PASSAGE AreEt Sebastian tn1f
"a Eesk Eszns VII take independent scfion
wxFuin szscsa rate Of oOe fArs plus $40
- a rxRs US from QiCAgo Asa al liter
r=Ke ,suz sMs Of the hAssoan nyeT 70
psrrsr. CssG-N8s spnnn, Pueblo Salt LAke
C-y Szs Ores Gskets ~ this rSA VIII %
ga "a .Eps N3xys and II and August
Frz hsMG~ ryes points tie sane rate S1H
y zA.6s O. Ne Gays following these dates
Ty-krv A as -x.s also will be sod froI ht--
srzn nrss EE.ssAyA Kansas CITY 70 Omaha
sses1savt. On jus =. . AEd .. Foar special ex'
eu-soas VII A.~o be rue ~ TIE kock lsAAhc
srom OO&o.soo c~uzS P1ua q CkAgo and
tnsSru-zsAns srzlSus co Jane ~ galy Il and
. Ana Auwus; 4. Tec~e srcarao1 hekses
hosh sasa D wes bo1nd. w1A - limited 10
return pAzsAEe 70 octoe<g 81 To Rock iSAE'
~acnozpces is infenuon Of ptac1ng IN seryAc'
( sEeranl tr1anA fer Aoss exeurSso1S lsAFinl
| CetcAFc ~ 5 p u an1 EAk1nR TIE rsa y
( CoaorA1o With only - EAEht On he roec-
ChsAgo Tr1ooDe
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Low ROUND TRIP RATES
via =

Lexington TO Hot Springs, ARK, and
return on sale daily VIA Kansas City.
$3.50; VIA 81 LO1E x2&
Lexington TO 81. Paul and return
May 9TH, &-h, 18th and Slst. June ID
and ID, good returning until June l5h,
Sl6-S0
Lexington 10 Buffalo and return
$3.50. tickets O sale April SEh to
NAY Slst- good returning IS days from
date Of sale
Prom Lexington to San FruGisoo and
return only SsSa. Tickets On sale
July 6h 10 18Th inclusive. good until
August SlS 1901.
From Lexington TO Lincoln, Neh and
return sos; NAY sd TO nth, good unit
June Sth.
Lexington to ST. Paul and returning
June Sth to l0th. good returning unit,
June 18th, Sass.
Lexington 70 Buffalo and return
s.: tickets or sale Nav 7th, I4th. Us
and 18Th, good returning Eve day
frUu date Of szn.
For full information please call on
g nnNIC Ara,@
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CoEKEsFoNDEyTs wAyTE--Ts. -.
TEL1GESCEE WArts a uo--@a1arr. >
every .oEu II Lafayette cyEIsy f..
- psrtscslErs
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A RARE CHANG

Having decided TO clos on !.
ings OF cows and beiiefs, s1.,,
oasF for sale one apd All Al
prise Saort6orss, Angsses hris
Jersey mixed. All we're $3.50 !
reisreuos 10 milk strain. io'.s.g
ia creamery basiness. some vi
with calf az foot aud eslaoet :
shortly. Prizes raging ROM
per head. Call 90 or address ,,rpssy
,,1v.., GalluIA'
Afi~'yOAf
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artisan ID. no. $50.

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ss-zL 2 han1s E IN sEE E'~
R.a.s At uzSz G5 szS "a
Sxas. q uEt- hA-us Sr-t = ArEsa
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"a - WE1uE1 lG1EA
can ra~ lurztHE zo< H. ~ Fl
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oCuRE COLD II OSs ~ :,
Take Laxative Bromo Q0'ai" i
All druggists retsnd tie noo'!
TO cure. z. W. Groves siEa'
Ach box. &c.
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THE FORT

Were --l can secure a good
-1. . refreshing drink Of
Tie I beverages TO be
-'--- F1ere or q delightful
the cooling shade.
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When Tired
And Weary

VITA IL heat and dus, Of travel
or IT, zror. Of the DAY. drop in Al
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-01-30
CORVALLIS.
neutrality-suspicious. TO the Western News.

CORVALLIS, January %.
Joe Dowden made business trip to
Missoula this week.
Miss Mayme Huff is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Allen this week.
Kenneth Rolntiey returned last week
from an extended visit With his sister,
Mrs. John Hope, at Bont1ers Ferry.
Idaho.
The ladies of the G. w. b. M. Of the
Christian church will give another
social next Friday evening At the
home Of Mrs. B. S. Chaf1in.f
Several of the Corvallis young peo-
pie were highly entertained at the
home of Miss Fannie Cummihs' Mon
day night.
=, Rev. Anderson filled Rev. Lew
ellyn's pulpit Sunday morning and
Rev. Stanley Sunday evening" Rev
Lewcllyn is holding a series of meet.
ings at Xi..or.
Mrs. Orvilie West, Mrs. J. L: RIB
hinA and her sister. Mrs. Bohon, wen
to M,ssoull this week to be with, OF
Vile Wss;, who will undergo. anotae
opexakio,. on his foot. Mr.. West ha
hadsa'tvery serious; time,
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-01-30

There will be mass meeting OF the
citizens of Stevensville and vicinity on
Thursday evening to discuss the train.
ing school pro5lem.
Miss Daisy Bishop; of Billings.
formerly of Burnt Fork, is visiting res
latives and friends and may reside
here permanently.
Owing to the illness of Miss Stone,
teacher Of the Burnt Fork school, the
pupi' had weeks vacation, but re-
turned to their lessons Monday.
The masquerade ball to be given by
the Mckinley brothers TAT McGinley's s
mill next Tuesday night, promises to
be successful affair and all the avail
able conveyances are being engaged
for the evening.
In the case of the State VS.. James
Shriver, for selling liquor to minors
the defendant was pronounced guilt,
and fined the sum of ST. and costs,
amounting to S35 10. It is hardly te
be wondered at Mr.. Shriver thinking
the hoy of age as he looks old for his
years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Clifton, of
were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dent last week.
Great interest is being manifested
in the divine services being conducted
here. The i1nprovised meeting house
was filled almost to suffocation Sun
day evening.
Quite crowd of young people came
up from Hamilton Thursday evening
and indulged in dance at Miles hall.
They kept things going at lively
pace while here.
H. L. Cooper and J. L. Conner left
Saturday for the Clearwater country,
where they go to look for the formers
brother who went into that country
early in the fall aud was to have been
back again by Christmas, but has
not been heard from since.
John Ogren and Miss Lulu Har,
were married in Hamilton last week
Rev. Hpbbs officiating. The bride
groom was born in Sweden and cam,
to America and the Bitter Root seyera
years ago. The bride is the daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Y. Hart of nea
this place, They have taken up thci
a bode on the groo ms ranch south o
Darby.
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STEvENSvlLLE.
Special Correspondence to the Western News


STEWENSNILLE. January %.
Alex Buchanan of Burnt Fork is
laid up'With rheunatisn.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Thos. johnson visited
Victor friends over Sunday.
Rev. r b, Swift preached last Sun
day at the Burnt Forh school house.
The sawnill above Rose,nont is
workingas fuu force Of men these
days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ardrew Bishop are re-
joicing over the arrival OF baby boy
on January Z.
Joe Brown. of i4amifton, visited his
old friends .,neEe last week. He has
just recovefed f.oans d siege Of Ia
grippe.
-. .1 D A.
John Dewliug; mahager,o OF the Stev
cnsvi!le MeEs4nsils. Co.. visited. hi,
mining laseststs IN clairsncas Guic.
last week.
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~*County Correspondence.*

Mrs. r. H. Marsh of Spokane,
WASH, is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Cramer on the east side.
J. NJ. Sippie has been very i'll for
the past two weeks but we are glad to
say that he is now slowly improving.
A.. N. Mittower, who has been i'll
but was able to be up last week has
had relapse and is very low at pres
ent.
Mrs. H. Flannigan and Mrs. Copp
of Stevensville have been the guests of
Mrs. NJ. E. Nixon for several days
past.
Mrs. T. w. Flowers who has been
in poor health for some time has suf.
ficiently recovered to walk out once
more.
The revival services are still in pro-
press at the NJ. e. church south. Rev
Anderson Of Deer Lodge is assisting
I'the pastor.
The la grippe victims have been tot
numerous to mention during the pas
two weeks but are now all recovering
and no new cases are reported.
Judging from the number and SIX
of the fish stories set afloat by son'
citizens in the past ten days, we arr
fearful that the finny tribe will sool
become an extinct species IN the Bit
ter Root.