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Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
GILT EDGE CORRESPONDENCE.

Mrs. Caraway has been Oh the sick
list for several days.
Those wedding "belles" are liable
to be welded any day. They weara
very pleasant smile already.
The Gilt Edge Sunday school is
progressing nicely this winter. The
average attendance is about thirty.
The snap shot by Susie Dunn and
Lee Shultz had lost none ul It's hot
shots. as many a victim can testify.
The exercises at thu public school
last Friday were well arranged. a
great many Of the pupils have been
kept at home 10y the grip.
Fred Hutchson. an old time friend
OF Il. n. Caldwell, came here a few
DAYS since from Logan, where his
family resides. He expects To work
at Whisky Gulch, where he will be
engaged Us engineer.
The workmcn Mt the Gilt Edge mill
are now on the eight hour shift. The
whistle blows ten minutes before they
60 To work SO they can all get to
their places, pipe put away, coat off,
hammer ami drill in hand ready to
strike on the next whistle.
George W. Hallcame up from Lew
istown last Sunday. lie takes mo-
more chances on the naughty boys
here, So left his team in charge uf X.
W. Daugherty with special orders
that he should have il rca ~ when
called dior-"anytimr tonight will do"
Last Wednesday evening the lovers
uf music and dancing thought 1t was
a little monotOnous In town so they
concluded to have n social party that
night. AT O'Clock they rustlcd
around town and secured about ~
couples. Supper was announced Mt
l. o'clock and all went To the PIrlor
restaurant, where Mrs. Ilutchings
had prepared an excellent rcpnst uu
short notice. She knows how tosuit
the epicurean tastes.
Postmaster lluryiteh has received
n letter from [. NJ. Rentty, who is
now in Eirls svillr. Mo. Mrs. Beatty
is ylsitinu IN Erie. Ill.,, and will soon
ioiu her husband. Mr.. Beatty ex-
ppctcd To eater the clnss commencing
February lth. He has great faith in
the ostcopathir practice. He says
Kirksyille Is "A town possessed of
many discascd and rrippltI people:
that they cume from All parts Of the
globe To be cared for. and that there
are mnny wonderfulcures. lie takes
the Argus 50 he cnn read the GILT
Edge news.
Two younr cnvple from Gilt Edge
started ont for n sleigh ride last Sat
urdpy evening In "A twu.grafcd rir.
The horses soon brcamr tired of slow
driving and started at full speed. but
were soon checked up. Advent well
for n while. but another stampedr
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
Farmers assss
Stock Growers

DO you wish to buy or sell Ranches.
Cattle, Sheep or Horses. or borrow
money on same, If you do write or call
on MS.
We buy, sell and rent on commission.
Let us take care of and rent your city
properly.
We have our list OF ranch property
on the eastern market.
Real l-Estatc-Lnaus-F -Fire-Life--Ac-
cident lnsuraDcr-Accounting and Col
lecting.
Call and see us.
WANTZ & BITSCHER.
. Damn Block. Great Falls, Mont.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Lopez, secretary in Trouble.

MANILA, December Mr. Patter-
son, the Englishman acting as secretary
&c Sixto Lopez, Aguinaldo's agent, and
who refused to take the oath of allie
glance to the United States when he
landed at Manila. is awaiting deporta-
ton from the islands as a result OF this
refusal. Patterson had been accorded
temporary liberty at the request of the
British Consul at Manila Patterson,
through his lawyers, brought a writ Of
habeas corpus. returnable next Tues
day. The British Consul withdrew his
protection from Patterson, and the lat
ter has been arrested. W. Morgan Shus-
ter. customs collector for the Philip
pines. declaring that he had evidence of
discriminating correspondence by Pat
tersOn and that he has been aiding the
Filipino Instruction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10

s s5e had sta 70 Mr. r Boyd. sta'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
WISCONSIN WILL
SAIL WEDNESDAY

The stay Of the battleship Wiscon-
sin in this port is drawing TO an end
II the mail from the Coast gets in to-
morrow the great vessel will get under
way for Acapulco Wednesday morn
ing The mail connection is all that
ie Eaauing Admiral Casey in port now.
a. The ship has completed coaling,
having taken on nearly 1000 tons.
Tho officers OF the snip have been
entertained on shore quite deal, and
Iay. been spending the time while here
- s-eiue all that is TO be seen, al
tbotIgt the hours OF liberty have been
sorney-hat restricted. Yesterday. Ad
T7Iral Casey and his flag officer, Lieut..
Commander Tappan, were entertained
a. 1,ucheon at the Pacific Club by
Gov. 4. s. Cleghorn-
In honor OF the naval officers con-
ca-T vas given by the Hawaiian Band
a. the hotel yesterday morning. This
s,,.1in- there will be a dance. which
vguI h. one Of the most elaborate which
bas baeD given at the hotel within re-
-, dsvs There viii be music dur
i1c- dIn1er. and the evening viii be
snent in dancing upon the lanais.
sTJar. vviIl be a double quartet TO fur
Tjsb the music. and the affair will be
as complete as Manager Lake can
make il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Christmas furniture at Hopp & Co
Agateware sale Thursday at Fisher )
auction rooms
A buckskin colt awaits an owner at
abe Club stables.
Z a fox terrier dog pup has been lost.
|. Reward at Advertiser Office.
Telephone to the brewery for a trial
case Of Primo Lager. Main BAL
A horse and phaeton are advertised
for sale. See classified advertisements.
The furniture OF a five-room cottage
is for sale. with privilege Of renting
cottage
See Hawaiian Electric Company
about wiring your house for incandes-
cent lamps.
Furniture. tobacco. talIors' goods,
feed and ferns today at Morgan's
auction rooms.
Those sending photos away should
see the excellent mailing cards at HO-
nOluIu Photo supply Company.
The household furniture displayed in
Will Fishers auction room will be sold
tomorrow at auction. Sale begins at
noon
First-class family board for 81 per
week. can be had at the Honolulu Ho-
tel, on Nuuanu street Rooms, 81 80
per week
The stock books Of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Co. will be closed 10 trans
fers from Wednesday, the 18th. to Sat
urday. the 18th inst.
James F. Morgan has a number of
sales today at his auction rooms in
Queen street For particulars see page
6-his regular space.
A large and airy furnished house OF
eight rooms on Rapid Transit line, is
for rent Apply TO WaterhOuse &
Podmore. King street
a choice modern cottage on Waikiki
Beach is offered for rent by L. c.
Ables- For particulars see ad in next
page in our classified column
Three newly furnished rooms suita- |
bic for housekeeping situated just back I
Of the Hawaiian Hotel on Beretania .
street are offered for rent. See ad.
A nicely furnished house OF six
rooms. with all modern cOnveniences,
and situated near both car lines, is Of
fered for rent to good tenant. For par
ticulars, see ad.
The balance OF horses. carriages. hay.
grain, etc. from the Honolulu Stock
Yards. will go under the hammer to-
day noon at Morgan's salesrOoms. All
must be sold at any price. as the bust
ness Of the corporation is to be clos
ed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Rops,s Second Choice.

LONDON. November 23.-The amor
that Lord Francis Hope viii marry
Miss Gladys Deacon. daughter OF the
late EdEard Parker Deacon. who died
a year ago in a Massachusetts insane
asyium.as soon as he is freed by divorce
from May Yohe. who went to japan
with Putnam Bradlee Strong, former
Captain in the United States army. has
excited society more than any story
that has been told for long time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Exit Populists.

NEW YORK. November 25.-A spe-
clal 10 the Tribune from Washington
says: The most interesting feature OF
the new Congress which will assemble
neat Monday IS that for the first tine
in several years the national body OF
law makers Will contain only two pO-
litical parties The assembling OF Con-
sresS will be the occasion for the merg-
ing OF the Populist party into the Dem
0cratfc party.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Cards Of Thanks.

The Mother Superior Of the Sisters
OF the Sacred Heart. with every mem
Der Of the community. beg leave to
express their heartfelt thanks 10 all
the ladies. young ladies and gentlemen
who have so generously and so dis
interestedly contributed TO the success
Of the fair.
In return, they will beg OF the AL
mighty God TO pay their debt of graft
tude to all those dear benefactOrs. in
pouring down upon them and their
families. His choicest blessings.
The executive committee OF the luau
and fair held November 30th, at the
Drillshed, wish TO thank all ladies and
gentlemen who kindly assisted to
make the affair a success; also, the
press. for the use of their valuable
columns. and the support given by a
generous public.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
LINTON VIII Try Again.

LONDON, November 25.-"Should no
one else challenge, I am willing seri-
ousIy to consider making another at
tempt to lift the cup"
This announcement was given out BY
Sir Tho mas Upton at a banquet given
a. the Hotel Cecil in his honor toa'Sht
which was attended by more than 100
guests.
1T would never do" added Sir Tnom-
as. "to give up when only a pulse beat
came between US and victory
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Tidal Wave in England .

LONDON. November "a remarka-
be tidal wave. accompanied by strong
winds. has done much damage along
the eastern coast OF England. from
Norfolk TO Kent. Rivers have over
yoUed their banks. dams and sea walls
have been invaded and miles OF coun-
trT have been submerged.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Roger and Gazlet

The name establishes the article.
Roger e Gallet are acknowledged to
distil the finest and rarest essences
that are culIed from blossoms. They
capture the very spirits of the flow
ers.
In one showcase alone, we have, in
cut-glass bottles that enhance the per-
fume within, Seven Hundred (S100) Dol
lars worth of scents, in which collec-
tion the most fastidious taste will be
suited. We carry the products of other
for those who prefer
them-Pinauds, Lundborgs and others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
When Eve
Wore Blossoms
In Her Hair =

Which she undoubtedly did, for
though the first Of her sex, she was a
woman; be sure that she selected those
whose beauties were enhanced by the
Possession OF perfume.
Perhaps Adam noticed it, perhaps
not. The modern Adam does. y subtle
odor of some rare perfume is recog-
nized as an attribute Of every perfect
toilet nowadays; even that Of Adam
himself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-10
Perfumes for
Christmas Gifts

IRE always apropos, acceptable and in
good taste. We carry as large a stock
as any establishment in San Francisco,
that Paris of the Pacific.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

a Screen Per fs@ WRITES cornar.
il those days q fancy note uansr..
screen coYefed Wifh The snvsioner 81
ones letters is az ornamental ana ~
fol piece Of furniture. Tie osdinarv
bamboo screen Vifl fu0 o. tbrsa
panels serves al q background. ana -
t4is are pasted the lilac ana blna
white ana pink. long and sqaars -
Yelopea sent ~ many correspondsnfs
The variety q stamps add color fo ~
whole and ths postmrrka ere ofien is-
teresung, If ones freads are eloba.
trQtteEs. The envelopes. II arranged
simply in straight rows. are earv :.
read. but fans. circles and desicu.
formed ~ Hhife ~ tinted enveioDss
are devised ~ ianciful folk II cns
have s collection 81 hands0me crested
Or monogram envelopes they look well
arranged as a border. a screen 81
this description is a. interesting
feature of the writing corner 81 an in-
geni1us woman's room.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

An army Of sewer rats, fierce and
desperate. attacked Frank Morgan. a
iodgeF ia the South Chicago Avenue
Police Station, on recent night. and
lacerated him terribly before he could
be rescued.
Morgan applied az the station early
10 the evening for a cell 10 sleep in
saying he vas out of employment and
bad no money, and be vas placed IN
the dodgers part Of the basement
Some time after. while Morgan was
doing IN the gloom Of the basement.
be felt something bite him On the
hand Startled. be stretched ont bis
hand aud caught a rat The animal
aquealed. and. as If that we're a signal
FOR a combined attack. horde OF
enormous rats swept rpon hin. biting
him in the arms aud legs and sinking
their sharp teeth into bis scalp.
Morgan screamed with terror and
pain HIS cries were heard by the
policemen above and several rushed
downstairs. They found Morgan half
unconscious. aud with the big gray
rodents clinging to al parts Of bis
body. Nearly a dozen of them were
killed by the policemen One Of
enor.nons size had sunk his teeth into
Mofgan's scalp 20 tightly that it had
70 be killed before it could be torn
loose
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

Long neck scarfs Of printed liberty
in pompadour c0lorings
Narrow fringes 10 combinations or
white chenille and white silk.
Many lace straw hats trimmed Ella
b0rateiy with tuile and flowers
Large hats Of open lace straw
trimmed with ostrich piumes and black
velvet
Suits of thin summer materials
trimmed with straighto or bayadere lace
inserting
White pique stocks With huge how
attached in combinations of white and
some color.
Princess gowns of pink satin open
ing over g pettic0atof expensive hand
made Brussels.
Misses Eiou suiis of homsspun and
other ligit cloths effectively trimmed
with souiache braid
Broad interior displays Of wash
robes made Of embroidery OF embr0id-
cry and lace combined
Crepe de chine and nuns veilinQs
in Farioas light tints. showing silk
embroidered polka dots
Childrens hats of white talIesa
trimmed vith large white ostrich
plumes and long ribbon ends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

One bright spot b the picture ol
gloon surrounding the recent Andrews
and Adams Ores ID Nev YORK City IN
which the seven persons were burned
70 death was The splendid rescue ol
Nellie Qaina, one Of the Adams SER
wants, By Palgolmau Louis o. Wagner.
When the iremen got 70 the Adams
house Nellie Q1inn was seen 10 be
ciinging with her hands % the outside
Of 5 uindow-sill on tie fourth story,
her feet finding az inEscure support
upon q narrow ornamental ledge Of
stone running across the browustone
front Of tho house between the third
and fourth stories. Volumes ~ smoke
iasuing from the window werc blind
ing and choking Der. and she was evil
dently making up her mind 70 jump
when Wagner shouted 70 her ~ hold
On til be reached ner. Entering The
adjoining house hefan up 70 the fourth
floor, followed By George Kreuich-
man and a. r. Fitzgerald. hremen.
Leaning out ol the window a. far az
his supple muscles would alloe. for
Wagner is az athlete. thongh not g
bag fellow, the pairoiman found that
ne still could not reach the woman.
Then two lremen held bis legs and
pinned his feet to the sill, with q fine
display Of strength. TINS enabling
Wagner to project his body far beyond
the balancing point Then. ~ en-
oouraging the girl 70 crawl 70 the ex-
trene edge 0i The ledge. be was Just
able 70 grasp her wrist
Miss Quinn is Q girl of substantial
build Sic probably weighs $50
pounds. buf Wagner's 1.-THE fingers
closed round beg wrists much like the
steel handcnhs be knows 20 well how
r. slip over the hand Of a fighting
prisoner. and then be told the girl f0
jump. sbe did -. and 81 once her
entire weight depended upon Wag.
ner's arms He was equal o. ii. and
when the wrench 81 the swing was
over his buioiug blcspa were equal 10
fhs additional task 81 raising tha girl
mp until the 1remen could grab her.
One seized hrr By tho hair. the other
under tie afmpii 70 dc this they
hed partly 10 iei 80 ~ Wagner Bus
be. nimbIe Al a cat. had found bis
ba'ancs already, and with a united
pnll ihey landed the young woman in-
side the room. safe. but suffering con
1idefablv from shock and mortal fear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

A correspondent at Hltchiu sends
us an interesting dog homing story.
for which he rouches. The dog Is a
handsome little fox-teuier. greatly
attached 10 iis young mistress. aud
very fond 81 Is bone Recently
when the mistress vas going 10 Lon
don Tor some tilne she took Der pet
IN the trap as FAR S. the station 10 eee
her Of. On arriving q Kings Gross
she was asionished 20 End the dog
waiting for her 81 The platform II
had. unperceired by anyone. jumped
on the footboard Of the carriage. and
ridden safely on tile through train.
On another occasion. the dogs mis-
trcss. going again to London. decided
70 take the dog With her. While IN
London the dog was lost. aud inquir-
ies and advertisements failed to re-
cover T. Some time after. however.
tae dog reached itsoid home at Hitch
in emaciaied and foolsore -London
Chronicle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

TIE 0Eie1sal Hotel i1 Manila has
iung been the iaV1rite abiding place q
Sc wives o. army ana navy o4cas
stationed tAeEe- AAtrrzlly they have
tAer little. ali-imrort4nt ..set Is
eAsiE aEes the cre4m af aristocracE.
IAis set las 8 rigid outside. Ii does
not ineilde zzv woman 81 Tess aristo-
rrztic position than theirs. any one
whose money : tie result Of her own
honorable labcrs- There vas one q
the latter class q women staying St
the Oriental Hotel during the months
q the var szeitsMent, Miss Ihoup-
sen. who was the correspondent 81
syndicate q American newspapers.
Sic Was 8 woman of ability. She did
her work wen and Eon the respect and
esteem q every one Who knsH her.
she vas universally liked except b.
TIE ot1cers' wives. who could not con
descend % know her.
Admiral Dewey undoubtedly has
sense O. hlnoE as veil as many other
taings that 60 % make up q capable
o1cer and charming man. He eri-
IDENTIFY smiled. perhaps 10 al amused
way AZ 1rsi, then q little grimly and
ironically. when i came 70 his ears
that the wives of his subordinases had
entered into 3 crushing social ring 70
osuacize and persecute the newspaper
woman.
One day Miss Thompson had an un-
expected visitor. Admiral Deweysent
up his card. He paid q long call. He
ald Miss Thompson found much that
vas interesting 70 talk about. IN the
enjoyment Of their talk they were ap-
parentiy 0biYious that the rest Of the
Oriental Hotel had gone mad. The
world had quite come 70 an end ID the
teapot district. with its self-rigLteous
ideas q the fitness Of things. The
Admiral had called on & working won
an They we're made to appear in the Z
wrong. Dewey rubbed in the lesson
be bad givln. He asked Miss TnOmp-
son II be might lunch with her the next /
lay, and again the whole Oriental Ho-
.el knew it and was afame. The wom- I
"a who had been humiIiated By the
7eitiness Of petty people was h0nored I
~ great man. And no one can doubt 4
hat behind the iron commander, with /
he eye Of an eagle, the brain.of Slight 4
iIng, and the viii Of steel, there exists /
he very tender heart Of a gentleman 81 1
he old school San Francisco Bull /
etin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

Minneapolis has more than fhirt5
women physicians ia active practice.
Altogether 3. 100. 600 French women
support themselves BY their own er-
erti0ns
Irs. Emma E. Forsythe "a engaged
in the sale Of mother-of-pear at New
Britain an island in the Southern
Pacific.
The town Of Mexico, No, has a fine
Baptist college for women, which was
founded by the late Governor Hardin.
whose name il bears.
The Queen Of italy is said to be de-
voted 10 Alpine climbing She wears
the Iyrolean costume during her ex-
peditions ID the Piedmont Alps.
Cecilia Beaux is said to be one Of
the few women whose work IS not
merely a reproduction Of the artist
from whom she received her art eIu-
cation
a new d0rmitory is to be erected al
Wellesley at the cost Of $50, 900. This
sum was left the college By the viii OF
Mrs Martha S. Pomeroy, Of Wash
ington.
The FIRST woman. pensioner 81 the
Spanish war Is Mrs. S. q. Gilbreath.
of Austin. Tex. whose husband. 3
Major in the Eleventh Iuiautry. died
ia Porto Rico last summer.
The widow Of Governor Morton.
Indiana war executive, IS compiling
a book from letters aud conversations
Of her late husband. who played so
important part ID the war 81 The Re-
bellion.
Visitors 10 the court 0f Russia are
allowed 70 kiss the hand of the En-
press. Queen Victoria is less gen
er0us in granting this privilege. and
only very distinguished pers0ns are
imposed to enjoy it,
or the AZ women who attended
lectures at the Prussian universities
last semester only twenty-five we're
under twenty years Of age. $50 we're /
between twenty and thirty, aud 14g I
over thirty; thirty.six were married /
md three we're widows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

A woman who declares She does not
need 81 want 70 vote because She can
always get her men friends 10 vote her
way has prepared and sent to the
Alabama Legislature resolution
which advises the purchasing Of the
territory belonging % Florida which
nov separates Alabama from the Gulf
She is alrs Leslie Seton Wilder. and
IS a wealthy Alabama cotton planter
She comes from an ancient line of peo-
pie, the Seions having been political
prisoners three centuries ago. some
having forfeited their Lives because of
their loyalty e Mary Queen 81 Scots.
One of the family siill owns a portrait
painting u the unfortunate Mary. that
was given n David Seton when be
wa Controller II tie Revenue I5,,,
Mrs. Wilder bis descendant. always
likes to ill her big plantation house
WIZ people Wha are iufefaf ted iu noIi-
ties. even fhoagh She loes not care fo
vote on any subject. except by proxy.
This nineteenth century diplomat does
not care ior club iife BE- refuses. Is
fact, 70 belong to any organization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-28

Pvthons are naa.srous IN the ph.lip-
pines. We often heard II verv lsrrs
ones. SAYS sIr. Desa @ Worcests~ ir
his infefestina account of these mrei /
talked-of islsrds. brt fbe ne.r4r ~
got f. them the smaller tbev grew
Finally. however. ~ ~ 4 fra .raoi-
men. some men had fonnd him coded
No under fallen tree Arauuing
rattan niip-nooses ~ that he eonId ~
we'll escape fhem. they had then usksd
him tin he ersuled into their srarsr
when they ierksd the knots tight and
made tle lines fast 10 trees ana roeke
When ~ reached the pvthon neer-
ly stepped On him. for he vas stres-be6
out 0n tie ground ana looked foF all
the world Ike 4 loo. a veromoug
HAS warneI me ~ mv mistake ara
caused lie q beat - sudden 4 retreat
a. to afford great DELIGHT Is the ~
senbie1 crowd 81 Iaebanuas.
Tie reptile hal about three feet "
play for his heal. aud [ thouqbt il
riss fo fssai Lim with rsspeef