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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21
Bold Horse Thief.

Yesterday (l5) afternoon about
4:3O John Shaver. a farmer who
resides on the bench about FIVE
miles from Boise, drove into the
city behind fine mare which was
hitched to a new buggy. Arriving
IN town he drove up to the corner
If Ninth aud Main streets to the
Fletcher-Steen hardware store and
litched Then he went away to do
some shopping.
A few minutes later he returned.
What was his surprise to find that
some one had Embarrassed the
mare and that the animal was miss
ing. The bride had been removed
md placed in the buggy, after
which the buggy shafts had been
.un under a stationary wagon
,urther down the street, but Meth
r horse nor harness could be
tound. A halter was also fastered to
he animal. by which it is beles-
Il the thief led the mare away.
The matter was reported to the
| lolice but careful inquiry had de
+eloped nothing up to late hour
asst night.
The horse was branded and 9th
rwise marked so that it can b'
,asily identified Statesman.
Steamer On Payette Lakes.
a nice little steamer with eight hers
lower engine. and accommodations 70
arey ing 65 passengers was LAUNCHES
lu.the Payette Lake ON June 10.
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR,
Something New Under
The Sun"

All Doctors have tried u cure Catarrh
by the use of powders. acid gases, inhal-
rs snd drugs in paste form. Their pow
'i,rs dry up the mucuous membranes
causing them TO crack open and bleed
The powerful acids used in the inhalers
hSye entirely eaten away the same mem
branrs that their makers have aimed To
cure. while pastes and ontments cannot
Teach the disease. An old and experienc-
"a pfactitioner who has for many years
made Il CLOSE study and specially Of the
treatment Of catarrh. has at last per
fected Treatment which when faith
fully used. not only relieves at once but
permaneutly cures Catarrh, by removing
the cause, stopping the discharges, ana
curing all inflammation. II is the only
remedy known 10 science that actually
reaches the afflicted parts. This wonder
ful remedy is known as ''SNCtfLEo
The GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE
and is sold at the extremely low price oil
One Dollar, each package containing IN,
terual and external medicine sufficient
for fun months treatment ana every
thug necessary to its perfect use
''Suuflles" is the only perfect Catarri
Cure ever made and is now recognized a.
the only safe and positive cure Tor ina
annoying and disgusting disease. II cure
all inflammation quickly and permantl.
and Is also wonderfully quick TO reiieV
Hay Fever or Cold in the Head.
g. CATARRH when neglected often lead
to Consumption-Snui will save yo
il You use il at once. II is no ordinar
remedy, but a complete treatment whle
is positively guaranteed to cure Catarr
in any form or stage if used according
the directions which accompany FAC
package. Don't delay but send Tor II
once. aud write full particulars as to YOU
condition, and you viii receive speel'
advice from the discoverer OF this wol
derfui remedy regarding youi case VIII
out cost ~ you beyond the regular prl'
of ''Suufies' the Guaranteed Ca'arr
= Cure" .
Sent prepaid TO any address Id u
United States or Canada on rsce ~
One Dollar. Address Dept VI Nl nv
q. Giles q Company, 2aSO anu '
NarEet Street, Philadelphia,
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Randall Boys in Trouble

A warrant was issued by Probate
Judge Little last week for the ar
rest Of Richard and Andrew Ran
dali Of New Plymouth, charging
them with stealing a horse from
Charles Patton. They were releas-
ed Monday by Judge Little by
each giving $500 cash bond, the
money being put up by their
mother. The preliminary examina-
ton will be held next Monday.
John Morrison viii represent the
defendants. Caldwell News.
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State News.
Electric Plant on Payette

Judson SpofoTd. general mana
ger of the Boise Payette River
Electric Power Company, has just
returned from the company's works
ON the Payette near Horseshoe
Bend. An engineer corps is now
operating under the direction of
4. J. Wiley. who was chief engi-
neer of the great dam across Snake
river at Swan Falls.
Mr.. Spoffori informs a repre-
sentative OF the Evening News
that he was ve:y fortunate in Sc
curing the services of so capable
m engineer as Mr.. Wiley, and
that the engineering work bad
been purposely delayed in order
that Mr.. Wiley might finish his
work at Swan Falls.
The power proposition at the
Bend is conceded to be one of the
best in Southern Idaho, as the
power is obtained by means of q
short canal without any dam what
ever in the river. The canal is ia
ken out on the north side of the
river, runs across the bend" @
Distance only three and a hall
miles and obtains an elevation Of
nearly 10 feet at the point where
the water returns to the river. The
amount of power that can be OBJ.
tanned at this point is only limited
by the size of the canal and the
AoS of water in the river, which il
sufficient at the lowest stage tC
produce more than 10000 hors,
power.
According to present plans the
cunai will be built % feet wide OF
the bottom and will carry 81 fee
Of wnter. This will produce from
300 to $500 horse power Th'
carrying capacity of the canal car
be increased very easily at an,
Tins by enlargement when add
tional power is demanded.
Mr.. Spofford, who originated
the enterprise. says the compan.
has purchased the Mcfarland
Eastman irrigating canal and ais
all the ranches and lands under il
This canal they will enlarge fe
power purposes. David J Kennel
of Chicago, is president aud }. {
Stout of St. Paul, secretary-treas
urcr of the company. Both are caI
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.talists Of high standing.

italists Of high standing
The power will be utilized at
The mines on both sides Of the riv-
er about the Bend aud at Pearl.
Rock Creek. Emmett and other
points for lights aud other par-
poses. Actual construction work
will commence very soon. Idaho
Capital News.
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Send all ordersto THE INDEX. Emmett Ida.

d. r. Smithson guarantees every bottle
.uf Chembrriuin's Cough Remedy aud
viii refund tie money 70 anyone who Is
moi satisfied after using two-thirdsoi the
contents. This is The best remedy in the
world for Ia grippe. coughs, c".ds, Group
and whooping cough and it is pleasant
and safe 10 take. 1t prevents any tead-
ency Of ii cold to result in pneumonia.
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F eeb1e
Pts1se,

palor, fainting, smothering or
sinking spells all point in the
same dire6tion--an impaired
heart action. A heart that is
weak or diseased cannot do full
DUTY and the circulation of the
blood is inrerfered with. There
IS 4 medicine that gives new
strength to the heart, new
power to the pulse and puts
new color iato check and lip
yrhere was no colnr in my lips
and cheeks. my hands and feet
were always cold. | WIS very
shnrt of breath and often tainted
ike one dead. The first dose Of
Or. Miles Heart Cure helped NE
and my health was restored.
Ngs. c. Z. MARTIN. Ludlow Cal
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mOnO YEARLY 70 Christian man OF
y wv woman 10 look alter GER eaf gov
ing in this and adjoining counties, 10 act as
Manager and Correspondent: work can BE-
done a. home. Enclose seif-aJdresssd, stamp
eli enyeiop for particulars 70 4. d. SHERMAN Gen
ersl Manager Corcoraa Building. opposite L F.
nited states Treasury. Washington DC
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Mere Big Fish.

T. A. Heller and NJ. e. Jones
caught another sturgeon Sunday
morning that weighed 296 pounds
But they beat the record this
morning by landing big fellow
that tipped the beam at 325 pounds
-Payette Independent
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Dr.. Miles
Hea1t Cuee

regulates the hearts ACTON,
while it stimulates the digestive
organs to make new, rich, red
blood which gives strength to
the whole body. Sold by drug
gists on guarantee.
DIT. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21

NOTICE. want everybody in this
community TO snow / want 20 nuy or
tan your bear hides. or any other kn'd ol
hides that will do 10 make house rugs
Bring or send them to Boise saddlerN
COP. F. DEEM.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21

Fire Insurance Agt. aud Dealer II
Real Estate Home money to loan on
approved security hong or short time
Collections promptly attended TO.
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naETaODlsT episcopal CHUKCE-ser-
M vtrts trst suuiay 81 c2cn iL-0ut4. Emmett,
aorniug al,. evening. SECOND SuHly, +orse-
shoe 5000 al 81 a. ili-. Alss>a az 3 r. H.. 'i-r
sweet at 4..iJ ~ Ia, ihif4 sunday Sssel ~
II q. H. Ni 81 IL p. II. siuI ElIuiett al ial p
H.; tougln SUNDAY, ola, cotn ul.lnins elil
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TfE PEOPLES NATIONAL FAMILY NEIFSP lPER.

Published "a
Trnrs.ilv ami
An1uu for nca-ly
sixty years ne
evrry part 10 the
Lnltes State as
= National + aniiy
Newspaper u tlrs
ilIEnc.r class Tor
flrEersauj village
rS It's contains
ail the MOST il1-
f0rl1.if geners
news OF Tbs
DAILY TRIH-
CNE up % hour u
going 10 press. Az
AzFicuiturai De-
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highest order. has
entertaining rez.i-
ing Tor every mem
Der " the family
CID and yOuuI
Market Reports
val b are acceli-
ed as authority ny
faEIners and coun-
ryuerchunts. and
is clean. up Il,
date interesting
aud Instructive
Regular Sub
scripliou price.
Si.o per year.
We furnish IL
with rEts rNDEL
TOT q, > yer year
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WANTED. Capable. reliable person ia every
county To represent large company OF solid nna'i-
c.al reputation. 1855 salary per year. payable
weekly. 50 per day absolutely sure and All eN-
peusss. straight. bona-hde. definite salary. 10
commission. salary paid each saturday and eS-
eus- money advanced Tax d week STANDARD
HOUSE. ssi DEAaBoisN Sr-. CHICAGO
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NEW CASE OF BOOKS.

Tho Free Travelling Library has arriv-
ed and is al Dr.. Clymer's office. where
You can find almost any book you want.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21

APpIsT CHuRCH-Services viii be- held al
Otue isauJist ulace 81 N,O.sl-p on .-.-tir'4i,s
nigAt 0elo.e ll.s loustn >gudav and iii5- uiii-
4I4 evening OF she following Gag OK estcn no ltli
,uuuay stilJOl every ~tlls.ay ii4oi -iii-e-
j.. i4e.Gl- Pastor.
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soolETse9

.-REMoNT POST no % c. 4. Z. rneets first
Il saturday evening la each Month ~ kussell
& Reagan Hail ,. Ai-i-hAlv'
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EREEMONT ". r. c. No 9. meets ~ sat
I uru.y. r.. d. li.l and BID satul4ay, q o. n-i
,f e..,,ii i,5.tu ~ g. s. h. llall- sleluuefa ID
govd STANDING invited TO Dr. lrlsent
MARY Gardner. -4t7- i-i't-3
-ccrctairy- F-caiec--'
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L lnmett ReDekah Degree Lodge No = nlceis
E.l,t and SKI a thursday u each month. ID Jda
Fellows mall. ~ D. Lii 4-inle4a ui sister
louAes cOrulaliy invited 10 be present
Mrs. l;tn.S. algs Ci1mer.
Secretary Noolc TAM
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Guaranteed 5000
Salary x=A-.x.
NEARLN.

Men and women OF good address 70 repre-
semi ms. some to travel appointing agents ON
.,-. Tor local work looking aiger cur Interests
5000 salary guaranteed yearly. ezl-t. coiil-
T,i.si,ns and expunses. rapid advertisement.
ola established mouse Grand chance ios earnest
man OF woman to secure pleasant. perna'laen'
,,,s,t,on lils.esl incorie and future NeN uriii-
iant Iiaes Write AT once
STAFFORD Dress.
% Church ST. New tt"Ns''
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Z UNNECESSARILY LODGE No u. /. O. @. ~
l. meets Oh every a-siIlluay Ais1t OF
s;,,.h month AL Ddd Fellows IL coed standing
cordially invited 10 attend 1900
hUGEHE CLYAEh- T. % 49,
Secretary. g. "
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pleasant Valley Lodge Ne. ~. Z ".
+ meets 10 the i. o. q. r. iis.il ine last f,day
evening OF each month. Mcul1ess oi cttef ieer-
John Eoniton President.
The colored American., 1901-03-09
DREssmAKING ACADEMY.
Allegheny, Pa.

The de Lam OrtUn Famous French
Perfection Tailor system Academy
NINE J. a. SMALLwOOD, Sole Agent
1913 Madison st. Northwest.
Morning class from 9 3, N. to l p. Il
Afternoon class 2 to r N. daily.
Evenings from 7.30 to 10 O'Clock.
Mondays, Wednesdays and FTtdRyl
Dressm8kers and ladies who wish to dc
their own dTesgmskIng.
~ WANTED-TO learn the wonder
iul De LsmOrton French Perfection
Taylor System, Seamless Basques
without one inch Of visible seam, 4
lining Or goods, not even on the shOUl-
der. Successful Dressmaking requires
as much earnest progressive study al
successful work in any OF the prO1es.
siOns. No detail is too small to be
carefully looked after. We teach yOU
s to make dresses with or without sean
and guarantee perfect fits, and CONC
plete your course with 8 diploma.
Pupils can enter at any time.
Winter classes now forming.
The colored American., 1901-03-09
w ELL 20 THE REST,

If you are sick,
If you are going TO have tour,
If you have friend coming to town,
Ii you are going to give reception,
Ii you did give reception lately.
If you have Lost a member OF your
family,
If your church ia going to give con-
cert or supper,
Ii you have any good, clean news,
whatever, send it by card or otherwise
TO The COlOred American office, and we
will cbeerfUIly give 1t space. Office 459
@ street, northwest.
The colored American., 1901-03-09
CITY PARAGRAPHS.


Miss Jeannette CaIteris in New York.
Miss Laura e Jenkins, of 1149 First
street, northwest, has been quite i'll.
Mrs. Barbara Cole, now of Frank
ford, Pa, is expected in the city soon.
Miss jennie P. Swami, OF Port To-
baeco, Nd. is visiting friends in the
city.
Prof. J. Q. Y. Todd of Frankfort, Ky.
is visiting bis brother, L. g. P. Todd.
1921 18th street. u. W.
The Amphions announce a concert
and promenade for the 18th of March
at Grand Army Hall.
Miss Georgia BCttlier of PbiIadeI-
phia is the guest of Mr.. and MIS-. How
ser for the Inauguration.
It is rumored that Mr., William M.
Wilson, of the Recorders Office, is to
become a benedict shortly.
The Personal Liberty League should
have no trouble in securing its license.
It is conducted by reputable your g
men, and is patronized by many of our
leading citizens.
Mr.. William M. Porter, undertaken
of Cincinnati, Ohio, will spend the
inaugural week in this city. He is
stopping at the residence OF Mis-. L. F.
Washington, 1911 10Th street, NV,
Messrs. w. w. Tay Tor and B. F. Har-
ris have launched On the j0urna listic
sea The Col0red Citizen Press, pub
lished weekly in Chicago, i'll. 1t is a
newsy sheet and we wish the publish
ers success. There is always room for
one more.
Rev. w. Bishop JObnsOn's lecture on
"Frederick Douglass" Is one OF the
| best deliverancts that the public has
heard upon the life OF the Sage OF
Auacostia. There is demand that
DIR. johnson repeat it an early date,
when he can give the lecture in full,
Mrs. Mary T. Wynne, formerly OF
Memphis, Tenn. but Of late years enl
ployed in the Government Printing Of
flee here, died Friday March the 1st OF
pneumonia at her residence 22l @ ST.
n. e. The funersI services were held
last Wednesday at Park Temple
church,
DIR. w. a. Croffatt, secretary Of the
District Anti-Imperialist League, a mar
of brilliant attachments, delivered al
unusually eloquent and convincing sd
dress Sunday February gath before th'
Second Baptist Lyceum. An overflow
log audience greeted him, and vigorous
IIy applauded his plea for restoration
OF the flag of Washington, Jefferson
and Lincoln, aid q retirement from
our colonial policy Of government
which, he argued is not sanctioned b!
the constitution. Prof. John T. Lay tOl
sang two bass solos in excellent voice
The Second Baptist Lyceum is oferlni
some splendid attractions, and draw
Gro Wded houses every Sunday.
The colored American., 1901-03-09

on, pastor Lebanon church, Brooklyn.
DR.. Shea can show thousands such as
obeVe,
DR. SHEA
mas been carefully educated IA the HeHeepa
Jhlc ana Electric Schools OF Medicine, Ii
success is wonderful in curing PARALYSIS
Eneumat1smi eAsIkma, Sore Eyes, Turner's.
cancers, constipation, Ague, Dyspeps6a.
tape worms, Liver Con plants, Deasa oss
Galarrh, Dropsy, Plies, Nervous Debility,
heSIt diseases, Consumption, diseases Of
Women and Children, Fits, Kidney disease.
ana SLf&nge mysterious diseases which eth
efs cont understand All diseases, no RaaAtAr
what they be. Nothing but hOnOrabIs treat
menL, he can and Will honestly tell yeu II
you can De cured. Has all new remedies and
new success. Has AL ample experience In
pQDnc hospital and private clinics. Ne trl-
ming with human Life Can at once Do not
Qeiay. Diplomas hang IN parIOrs. Is a reg
lsIered physician. 4 new remedy 10 rhen
u aLlsm just discovered, not a liz msnt
hopeless cases and those that OF hers can moi
cure solicited TO call. ERt IOIks thin the
chlluless made parents. All letters must
contain eI.Ot, two stamps, age, lock OF hair
Charges for medical treatment only. Closed
sundays. fenttOn this paper.
651 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, MY.
The colored American., 1901-03-09
livery College Grades
SClOOk-.-
ALLEGHENY, PA.

Practical, Literary and Industrial Trade
s,6ooi for C0iCred Boys ard Girls, CaTpen-
~ Rrickiay ing, PlasteI1ng, Painting and
11r;tsrICr Decorations. Tailoring, Dress,
Ido an'G- TiTg. WfIinerv. Voice Culture and Piano
Torta Literary Departn ent from Primary
70 Normal Course. Job work Sonclted and
now ready. Address,
JOSEPH D. MAHONEY,
Principal.
Allegheny, Pa.
The colored American., 1901-03-09

on, pastor Lebanon church, Brooklyn.
DR.. Shea can show thousands such as
- boVe,
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-29

The following program was Civ.
Ell BY the Delphian society at the
Marshall High school on Friday
March "a.
Mu-ic-''In the Forest Miss Hahn.
Apostrophe The Marshall High
school" Mr.. Thomas.
COnnundrums MIR. Herring.
SolO-''Every Race has u Flag bu,
the Coon" Miss Bry ant.
stump speech Carrie. the Smash.
err" Mr.. Wiley.
a Dream IAN Ideal Country Mr..
Neville.
Duet -''Selection from Carmen
Misses Claudia Tucker and Ruth by.
-ari.
Recitation The sale ~ old Batch.
elors." Mr.. Martin.
lmpcrsonntiOn study ing for "a
Contest" Miss Blackburn.
Music For Hunter Gallop. Miss
Sandidge,
triiic's Report Mr Sharp.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-29
Taking Q Vscstion.

After a steady run Of four months
Andy Rosenhan, the genial and &C.
comodating conductor on the Nc.
Pacific branch, is taking a vacation.
MIR. Rosenhan says, the proposed
change in the Mo. Pacific will
necessitate his removal from Mar.
shall and that all the men on his
train would be compelled to reside
elsewhere, after the change.
This IL discoursging for Marshall
since II will take from us several of
our best families There is moth.
ing definite as to where they would
be located, but possibly at Jeffer.
sou City.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-29
Accident on Odeli.

On Monday afternoon Miss V,r
Rinia Smith was driving north on
Odell avenue in road wagon,
drawn by u horse. the property
Of ]. K. Thomas on College Hill,
and when she reached K. Il. Tay-
lor's residence she met y buggy
containing a gentleman and lady,
and a spring wagon occupied by
Al Kaufman All three vehicles
attemph d to pass at once. when the
horse d ivem by Miss Smith became
frightened, making a quick turn.
and started to run s,.uth on Odell,
throwing the Young lady out on
the curb stone and turning the
buggy over on her, breaking the
shafts, The horse was caught by
several gentlemen. who were pass
ing at the time, and the young lady
helped from her perilous position.
who. aside from being thoroughly
shaken up, va nnhurt and was
taken by Mr. Kaufman back to
her home at J. X. Thomas resi-
dence on College Hill
We congratulate MissSmith upon
her narrow ESCAPE from what might
have been a serious accident.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-29
Mrs. Elizabeth Herrider.

Mrs. Elizabeth Herrider, wife Of
the late Daniel Herrider Of Clas.
gov. died on Sunday. March 34th.
1901 at the home OF her son. D.. v.
Herrider at Slater, where she went
one week ago for a visit. She had
been in failing health for 9 months
with asthma and her death was
caused from heart failure.
She had lived - years. was a
good Christian woman and the in.
fluence Of her example will abide
in the memory Of those who knew
her as a sweet SAVIOR.
-Four sons ana one daughter. sur.
vive her. They are, Daniel w.,
Henry, Edward s., Clement and
Miss Nellie Herrider.
The remains were taken to Glas.
gov on Tuesday, where they were
inferred by the side OF those Of her
husband. The services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Wilson Of the
Christian church at Slater.
The sympathy Of a host Of friends
and acquaintance is extended TO
the bereaved family.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-29
Monday Club.

The Home Department Of the
Monday Club met March IS at 10
a. M, with Mrs S. w. Armentrout
chairman and Mrs. G. W. Parent
leader.
The day being unfavorable, there
were only thirteen members pres.
ent.
Roll call wa responded To with
the ladies' idea Of Ideal House.
keeping" aud was thoroughly Ell
joycd by all present.
Mrs Fulkerson prepared a most
ex client paper on Domestic Ser.
vice; Its Present Condition and Rem
edies." Mrs Fuikerson brOngh,
out some strong points along this
line aud showed cOnclusivcly that
the failure on the part oi the ser
want was frequently due to the lscx
Of proper instruction on the part Of
the housewife.
A paper OH GOOD Cooking as a
Civilizing Factor and Moral Agent
by Mrs. Jennie Prior, was very fine
and showed careful though, and
study.
Dr. Mary Mansur delighted the
club with a scientific paper on
Heath" il being regarded by the
ladies' a. one oi very high order.
DIR Mansur. by numerous requests.
consented to allow the paper to be
published, which appears on an.
other page at this paper.
The las; number on the program
"a All animated discussion on the
Responsibilities Of Each Tor the
We,ime Of All"
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-29
Monday Club

The Fiction Glass of the Monday
Club met Monday afternoon in
their usual place Of meeting. The
attendance was large and the inter.
est good. The ladies' discussed in
a spirited and instructive manner
George Eliot's work. entitled "Si,as
Manner" Mrs. John Hall led the
discussion and skillfully directed
the participants to the salient points
in the story.
The class exercises opened by a
roll call OF the members. each one
present being expected to respond
by a quotation from the book.
Mrs, Mary Harvey read an in.
structive paper entitled Women
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-29

Who Have Dominated the Age in
which They Lived" and proved to
those present, as she could readily
do all people. and especially to the
men, that all women and all ages
T to Ike included.
This was followed by a general
discussion of the INN Scene" dc.
scribed in the work. which was
participated in by the entire class.
The Moral Purpose of Silas
Marnrr'' was the title Of a paper
read by Miss Julia Watts.
Miss Lula Tickemeyer's contri.
button was entitled Nancy Cass
Compared with Dolly Tulliver."
A man should have .been invited
to discuss this subject.
The class closed by a Table.
Talk discussion. with quotations
on the story, and a dissertation on
Dolly Winthrop's Philosophy