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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04

in each of several generations. The IA
nous Presbyterian preacher, Elisha Ma
curdy. was a brother of his grandfather.
His brother, Rev. S. w. Macurdy. COM
mander of the Sons of Veterans OF
Pennsylvania, is also a Methodist min
lister.
He worked his way through college
unaided. completing the classical course
with the degree of bachelor of arts. A
wealthy man once offered to pay his
way through college If he would preach
for another denomination, sbut he pre-
ferred to work his way. belong to him.
self and preach his own convictions.
In college he was considered a strong
debater. and while in the preparatory
school he was pitted against an upper
class man in a contest, easily carrying
off the honors. He graduated from the
theological school at Evanston. Ind, In
1890. He was nominated by the presi-
dent of the school to represent the class
and the whole school at the alumni BAN
quet held during the graduating exer-
cises, and made what was pronounced
to be one of the best after-dinner
speeches ever delivered in those halls.
The last year he was in school he was
appointed pastor of Deering church. Chi
cago. Later he entered the Upper Iowa
conference and has been pastor OF the
First Methodist church at Independence.
Iowa, which enjoys a membership or
over 400.
Mr.. Macurdy has been an active
church worker since he was 16 years OF
age. He succeeds Rev. E. G. Catter-
mole as pastor of the Methodist church
here, who will preach his farewell SER
mon next Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Macurdy is expected to reach
Anaconda some time next week.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
SHOCKED TO LEARN OF DEATH
Mrs. Oliver Lesser Ge;s News of
Brothers Demise Through the
Inter Mountain.
Especial to Inter MCunta;n.)

~ . Especial to Inter McuntainD
Anaconda, Sept. 4.--Wt1en the Inter
Mountain y .ached the home of Dr.
Oliver Leise" last ever'ng. the mem bers
of his family We're shocked on reading
the account IF the tragic death Of Will
fred S. To. -. by, drowning in Clarence
bay, Ala: ka. Mrs. Lesser is a sister of
the unfortunate man.
Mr.. Twohy left Anaconda about five
years ago, going from here to Philips
burg where he engaged in the lumber
business. After remaining there for
while he left for Alaska in search of a
fortune.
= When herdeparted for tn north he sent
his family to Payette. Idaho. where they
still reside.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Medal for the City Clerk
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter MOuntaln.)
Anaconda, Sept. 4.-City Clerk G. S. E.
Wisner was presented with handsome
god medal last night by the members of
Anaconda Lodge, No. %, A. o. Y. W., as a
token of their esteem. On the reverse side
of the me .al is the inscription Present
ed to G. S. f. Wisner by Anaconda odge
N. %. The LEGAL lodge also passed a
resolution endorsing Mr. Wisner for any
office the grand lodge, which will meet
here next week. may confer upon him.
Mr.. Wisner will lie put forward for the
office of grand master workman by his
friends
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Pleases the Galleries.

TSUlC.aI 10 InttT
Anaconda, Sept. 4.-The galleries SEEM
ed we'll pleased with "A Baggage
Check" which held the board at the
Margaret theater last night, but there
was only slight display of approval
from any other quarter of the house. The
best part of the show was the first act
and the song You'll Miss Me When I'm
Gone" by Mr.. Kelly and Miss Blake,
made hit. Little else commendable
can be said.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Base Ball Special, Sunday, Sept. 9Th.

For the accommodation Of those wish
ing to attend the championship game
at Butte next Sunday between the Ana
conda Eagles VS.. Butte, exchange tickets
will be placde on sale at the following
places: Smith Drug company, fuckers.
Special to leave Anaconda lis p. M.
returning, leaves Butte 7:45 p. m. Rate
for round trip, $1.00.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Miniature BRICKS ARE SCARCE
Superintendent Campbell's Labor Day
Souvenirs Are Eagerly Sought
for by Citizens.
(special to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Anaconda, Sept. 4.-The miniature
bricks which Superintendent Campbell
caused to be scattered from one Of the
floats during the Labor day parade are
in great demand by the people Of the
city for souvenirs.
There were $500 Of them given away
on Labor day. but the Industrious small
bows who succeeded in keeping up with
the wagon secured most of them.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Ready for the Hanging.

Especial to Inter MOuntaM.J
Anaconda, Sept. 4.-Word came from
Sheriff Mcmahon. Of Powell county, to-
day. that James Macarthur, who is to be
hanged at Deer Lodge Friday,is spending
his remaining days in cheerful mood.
He talks considerably with those who
call to see him and with the prison at
PENDANTS. He jokes frequently with those
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04

devolved the duty of cutting wood for the
colored cook. which he did yesterday af-
ternoon. The members of the club take
turns at performing this work.
Among the charter members are DR..
o. c. Avans, Tim Roach, Frank Clin-
ton, Harvey Nell, Jack Baglin, p. B.
Snelson and six or. eight other young men
who are tired of the ordinary board
ing house fare
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04

Totals. $13, 1888 $13.172.69
The chief of police reported a total
of 81 arrests made during the month of
August % of which were for disturbance.
He also collected $131.
The resolution of Alderman Gangner
to compel the B., A. & p. railway to
maintain the electric lights along its
right-of-way, was referred to the ju-
dietary committee.
The fixing of the tax levy at 10 mills
was legally authorized.
A dog ordinance. the production OF
City Attorney Sawyer, was presented,
making the tax on each female canine
g and on each male 81, was referred to
the judiciary committee.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
COMES OF PREACHER FAMILY
Rev. William G. Macurdy, New Pastor
Of First Methodist Church,
Expected Next Week,
Especial to Inter Mountain. J

Especial to Inter MOuntain.)
Anaconda, Sept. 4.-Rev. William
Critchlow Macurdy, the new pastor of
the First Methodist church Of this city,
is native of Pennsylvania. He belongs
to family that has produced preachers
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04

An important meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club, will be held tomorrow.
Wednesday night, at the club rooms. A
full attendance is desired. Important
business. w. H. MAHONEY.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04

the sidewalk, Lewis on Park avenue
and Campbell on Main street. They
VIII appear in the police court late to-
day.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Flynn's Challenger Located.

Especial to Inter MOuntatn.1
Anaconda, Sept. &C. ]. Flynn Of the
B., A. & p train dispatcher's Office today
received a telegram from D. S. johnson.
Of Bozeman, saying he was the man who
had recently sent an unsigned challenge
for bowling match. Mr.. Flynn replied.
saying he was ready to meet Mr.. john
son and would guarantee his expenses.
The match will be played here about
October /.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
EVERYONE MuSTPAY
POLL TAX MAN WILL SOON START
OUT COLLECTING.
CITY COUNCIL TAKES ACTION
treasurer harper's Plan to Increase
the Revenues Of Ana
conda Finds
Favor.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)


Anaconda, Sept. 4.-The next thing in
order is to look out for the poll tax
man, and every male citizen of Anacon-
da over II years of age may just as we'll
make up his mind first as last to pay
into the city So, for City Treasurer Har-
per Will allow no man to escape.
Several weeks ago the treasurer made
it known to the members of the city
council that he had discovered that no
one in town was paying poll tax except
the employees of the smelters: that no
effort had been made in the past to COL
lect the tax from any one else.
Thinking this was not just exactly a
square deal, he made further investiga-
tions and found where he could bring into
the city treasury anywhere from ,OC0
to $4,000.
At the city council meeting last night
he asked for a special poll tax deputy,
who is to receive a compensation Of 10
per cent of all the moneys he collects.
The request was granted and no doubt
the deputy will he on his rounds in a
few days.
Among the other matters brought to
the attention of the council was the judg
ments for damages against the city in
the cases of Shocks VS.. Anaconda and
May VS.. Anaconda, in which the plain
tiffs were allowed claims in the lower
courts aggregating $6,0O0 with interest,
for injuries received in defective side
walks.
The proposition Of Rodgers & Rodgers
Offering to compromise the cases, was re-
jected and the minority report of Aid
erman OLeary. of the judiciary commit
tee was adopted. The vote stood ayes
and nays, the mayor voting mo"
The cases will now take their course in
the supreme court before which tribunal
they will be heard in November.
Aldermen Gangner and Carriher We're
each granted a 30-days' leave of alb
sence. City Engineer Macdonald was
granted a 2O-days' leave.
After considerable discussion the claim
of Peter keenan, for salary during the
time of his suspension from the police
force, was disalIowed and that Of c.
II. Livermore. who worked in his place
by authority of Chief Taylor, was al
lowed.
Under the head of reports the city
treasurer presented statement Of the
finances of the city, as follows:
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Notice Modern Woodmen.

There will be a smoker tomorrow.
Wednesday night. All Modern Woodmen
are urgently requested to turn out. I'M
portant business.
U. G. ALLEN, Clerk.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04

The Tales They Tell.
Miss Jones-Do you ever find bottles
which tell of wrecks?
Old Salt-Yes, mum, very oien-
empty ones.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-04
Inseparable.

4US0VW1WV1Ss
x.-When people sing they always
seem to need bolsteringup, helped along
by fiddle or piano or something.
Y.-Sure.
Know, a bird doesn't need any ac-
compa niment.
Y.-Oh. yes, 1t does!
X-What?
"a bottle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
Sd)iffSnnd dirishten.

Qiperpool, 5. SnGr3. Insefoms
men: Serbia" BON Nefp Yorf. nSunis
iianA BON pOrtlunb.
sgpip. 5. Wadr5. @ngetont'
men: rSuroiniun" bon Help YOrt, npe'
rupian" BON Yortlanb.
Queenstpipn, 5. Wdra. Gngs'
fommen: w2afe Superior" bon st.
Spbn, q. g., unp 9alifag, na4 stOer'
pool beitimmt.
Ulopille 5. Dedra. slnsetommen
rsurneFia" bon gletp gorf. ndt Glass
sop beitimmt.
Queenstoipn, 6. Mdr3. 4ns
oefommen Oceanic" BON Netp Yrri
nad 2iperpopl beitimmt.
@ibraItar. s. Mdr5. Mnsez
fommen .Werra" pnn Nep Dor'
nad gleapel unb @enua beitimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
Snbianapolis, Sno.. 0littpc6, Den 6. Wlars 1901.

gen, Der pot pteuet9t ME ipteoer noh
Yettrg 5uriidtebren iperbs.
nSte Gbinefeu peiIen barduf bin,
odb ipsnn Die Sorts, fpie gepldnt,
tonitruirt tpiiroen, Die @ebGube bon
te9s Der tuidtigTten Minilterien, nGms
lth fur &rieg. Geremonien. Gipil>Grs
nennungen. Offentli9e Nrbeiten unh
5tndnaen, aeritOrt tperben ntiibten, tpis
audi elmer Der beilisiten Serpel I'm
Hst4. Der Die 4buenzSafeln Der iesis
gen Opnoitie ent6Glt.
Die Rinifter babeu etnen bdrauf
Be3us habenben prOteit iebt in Grtpds
gung."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
81 DEN @afert
WoQe1l bic un5ufrie=
Denen Gubaner
greifen.
Sic wolen iib 2lmerica's
Dortbruh nidt 9efauen
lafien.
Aufftaao IN Cuba sepIant.
Sier lit Sie Gutpprt aui @lcainleb's
Suauguratiousrebe.

Scoana, 6. Yiar;. Sn @uba
bereiten iid ernite Oinee Dor. 9Benn
iid Die on bas gunees-@ebeimbienif
8ureau einseIansten yiadri9ten beit0=
ii9en, 10 pIanen Die raoitalen Glemente
einen aufitano, I'm Iid nit betuoffneter
9ono ameritonilder Oberberri6aft unb
gepormunoung ju uiberieben. Sas
lift Die Srudt oes ameritanif9en Sreu=
bruas. Sie caboniiaen TIbrsr seben
iia Die sroste Wtabe bos repoIufionare
Clement in S6od 81 boIten.
Sieie Stadridten erbielten beute
Seftati9un9 bon Seite 8onSoIcs 9e
Oueiaoa. Sas @ebeimbienit=gureou
lit i'm Selibe BON Gin3eIbeitcn. Sie
ilnsufrieSenen in Guba baben sonbs in
ber 8ant BON Saoana unb Der ssibrer
Der &eooIutiondren ioQ iebt $50, 900
bon DER Sant seso9en baben unb in's
Snnere bes 2anoes 9ereiit iein, no. er
Den Gufitano Orsaniiireu iou. gunbes-
beamte 9Iauben jebod, bab Die reooIu-
tiondren anb0n9er ni9t itort 9enu9
lino, um einen aassmeinen aufitan6
berouf3ubeI9Doren.
Der 9roIibent Der tonititutioneIlen
&onoention Don @uba, Serr Gapote,
ia9te beute, boB Die &onpention nod
beute ibre glntwcrt ouf bas pom Bum
oeslenat onaencmmene Ylott Imenoe-
ntent nit Rube uno lieberIe9un9 formu-
liren InS Gen. @Ooo iiberrci5en uerbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
Ser Gtreit in Marfeilfe.

Der Streit IN Ut ar ellie.
NearfetlGe, 6. N1dr3. gfur bic
Qabunaen bon spsi Oampfern finb am
Dienftdg bon ben Mannf9aften ge<
l0itt fporben. Die dnberen Oampfer
finb niht i'm Stanoe aus5ulaben.
6abritanten in 2pon uno ct.
Giienne, Die Woaren in Wldrieille liez
gen baben. buben Srore an ibre Ngen=
ten eei6idt, Die Wudren per Giienbdbn
nu1 Mntiperpen 5u f9iden. no fie auf
Sdmpfer perlaben iperoen.
ueberfall auf ben g btltpz
pinen.
Mtanild, 6. Wtdr5. Sin Waz
aensua unb cine glbtbeilung bonn Sig=
nalzGorps, nit feds Wfdcubebe 8unb=
f6dftern, ipuroen in Der Probin3 ga>
bite. ungefdhr balbuegs 3piiden ben
StGbten Sildng uno Sas Warinas.
BON ben Sniurgenten iiberfullen. Orei
9lmeritaner fpurbsn getDbtet unb Slpet
Macabebes berpunbst; Elm Mann ipirb
pern1iBt.
4apt. Ntoir, nit elmer Nbtbeilung
Snfanterie unb &aOuuerie BON Sildne,
fam gu ipdt an Dem S9uuplab bes
ueberfalIs on, um ben &iid3ug bes
Seinbes perbinbern gu tOnnen.
MIfreb Orepfus' Bud.
paris. 6. MdrS. Ilfreb Oreps
fus 1T am Sienftag nad Der Sbtpeis
auriidgstsbrt. nadbem er in puris bts
&orreftur 9oeen fir Iein 8u6 sele<
fen. bas er geIdrieben bat. Oas Su4
fibrt ben Sitel Stint Sabre meines
2ebens" uno entpdlt Die @rlebnihe
9repfus' auf Der Seufelss sSniel.
aus Dem Deutf4en Rei9.
Berlin, 6. MGra. 0ie Iiibbsuts
fhen 9aumtpoIlIpinner haben in elmer
ir Stuttaart dbaebdltenen 8eriamms
lung teIbloiFen. Die probuftion in ben
Mpn6ten Mpril, Nai unb Srni I'M 20
proseitt einsui4ranten.
Die 9amburg @merifaniihe Samz
pferlinie bat fir ihrs ipeitinbiihe 0inie
5tpei neue Oampfer BON ie 1000 Sons
men bel Der 8ulcan aumpagnie bsiteut.
DeromIeoe mad StaIien
unterpegs.
M q b r / b. 6. Mars. Die 9erren
Oeroulebe unb Marcel 9atert fino bon
Can Gebaitian bier dnesfommen. Die
beiben 9erren beabii9tieen fih nab
Barcelona unb bon bd aus ndG @enua
gu begeben. mo Die befinitipen glrrangez
ments fir Elm Ouea nit 9errn Anbre
Buffet. oem Meenten bes SerSoss Don
Orlsuns in paris, sstroffsn iperSen
frllsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06

por fiinf Jdbreu aus Der MmiitezStr4t
ausgeitOben tuoroen uno bate bon bic,
fer Sefte, tpel9er ieine 5rau treu blieb,
mannigfu9e 8erfolgunsen gu erleiben,
Mofers 8ertbetbigung mar bic Wabn.
finnstbeorie. Die 9lntlage tpegen Grs
tnoroung ieiner ainoer idipe6t aaber'
benz nod seeen tim.
Dampfer geitranbet.
Mdleisb. q. g.. 6. Mdra. Oe,
britif9e Oawpfer nGamperbemn", MD
10000 SGdsn 3uder na4 Rem Dor,
beitimmt. lit bei ben Cape 2ootoui
Shoals, iieben Meilen bon bier ent,
fernt, geitrauoet. @s III tpabrideins
lid, oab Der Odmpfer sana 3a @ranN
sehen tpirb.
Morb aus gtferfa@t.
Nem Yorf. 6. Ndra. Cine 15
Sabre dlte Shauipielerin, oeren 8uts
nenzHamen Mamie gireli par. tpurbe
am Oienitas Worgen 3u frdberStunbe
bon ibrem eiferii9tisen 2ieb6ober,
benz 20 Sabre alten Antonio Sriolo,
an Der gde bon Mulberrp unb 8aparb
Strabe erl9ofen. Sriolo tpurbe bets
baftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
Jcner5briinite in Niid,iaau.
SaS Sibliotbefscbdnoc in 0raub
9aprn abgebraaut.
Sena t.

W al btns t o n. .. g., 5. Mdrs.
Sn ger erFen otBun9 oes Sendts I'm
oa: .s @pngseB lalto gan3 u"etindflet etne
m1. oe '1pqul's Cspul'e l,al1. oeH,
p'a..' Suaa.. . relVts EN- announcement
3" pei' 'e9sih e'H' pef.5ulo'ge Due Oe=
pare I'm Senaf eln9sl0rantt neroen
ou. sen, piall patie nt9t ote aos
I,pl, ole 4h9e.e9enpef pa1reno pes
1u9es out pen oena1 3I or'ngen' mep'
lcte OehalOren lprd9en ll9 doer
a,g.sosl'VdOsnlsea s..ta s aD IN niqr mIBauOer.
l'egehpe. 3ee'ie apel pas AHeHpe'llsH'
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,,'snsa.. $3.50 ~ ~ 9'''' ~ '''' ~ ~"
o"un'.'"'
SFe % 0 orr fps TN
9 h q sdmt.
am Sienitag errethte Der Soiooor'
rdtb I'M S1dbamt etne 9ohe BON
$489, ,412,158. Gs TT biss Der srobte
Setrd9 an Oolp, Den olc Tegterun9 les
mails an !9anb bate. 8on bieier Sums
me geboren $15O,OOO,OOO 5ur Solo'
referbe. $276, ,019, ,989 itno aur Dedung
bon @olozGertifituten oa uno i'm @enes
rdlzSonos befinoen ii6 $63, ,392, ,169 in
@olo.
9ds iebide &dbinet III ies
6erernannt.
Der prGfioent fdnote tpG6reno bea
Suaes Dem Genut Die folgenoen Nomis
natiOnen gu:
oSphn 0db bonn OlItrttt Columbia
gum Stdatsietretdr, 2pman S. Gage
bon Sainois sum S9asamtszSetre'
tar, @iibu &oot bon g5ep Yort gum
&rlsgss sSetretar, So9n US. 9rlggs bon
gleip SerIep gum 8eneralsInpalt
GbdrIes @morp Smtt5 bon pennlp'
bdnid Sum @enerdl>pottmetiter, Sobn
y. Yong bon Ufdnd9uletts sum Utds
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
SINS 3u 6 I bdus.

pepria, Sd, 6. MGrS. Samuel
Mpler ipurbe i'm Saoepel Gountp Ge'
ri6t 3u pefin lpesen @rmorbuns fei,
ner syrau nah aebaltiinpiser Seratbuna
BON ben @efdnorenen gu q Sabren
3uatbaus nerurtbeilt. 9lm 13. Dfai
lebteu Sabres eri4ob Woier feline Trau
unb feline brei tletnen Sohne. Gr ma,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
Gus Orc gmloes9aaplQaOt.
9ie fdntmtlihen Gefretdre
tnieoerernattnt.
ltno oom Seuat iofurt beifdtist.
Das 5nauonraticus. geuermerk
Cbarbrannt.
Camel Waoier. Der Na6rber fetner
frau uno pier 6iuber

5u 2l Sabreu SnGtbaus perurtbeiIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06

pougbteepfie. %. g., 6.
MGra. Sobn .. HOdeteller bat bem
8afar college $4,000 CUR Grbau<
unS zines neuen Oormitoriums &c.
lnenft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-06
H obles @ef6euf.

Nobles Gel hent.
pouebteepfie, g. g., 6.
Mdra. Sobn .. ROdsteller bat bem
8aFar college $4,000 aur Grbau<
unS eiues neuen Oormitoriums &c.
f1enft.
Teuer.
9reembtlle, MtiH., 6. WlGr3.
Das groBc 9ol5luser BON 9. Runts &c
@ris6t. in bisiiser Stabt, ipurbe am
Sienftag Ueorgen gu friiher Stunbe in
Branb geitedt. Ods Sroden Magus
ain uno bic ganaen Sol5porrdtbe iinb
perbrannt. Der 8erluit belduft ii9
auf 100000 uno Die @eriiheruns auf
$4,000.
@ranb Sapen. Mih.. 6. WtGra.
OCs 8ibliotbets=@ebdube in biefiger
Gtabt. bas 5000 gGnbe entbislt, tpurs
be am Oisnitag ourh Jeuer aerit0rt.
Der 8erluit beiduft Iih auf 100000
uno bic @eriiaerung auf $45, 900. Oie
9ohidule befano ii9 in benielben 9es
bduoe. ~Gs mar bier Stod bod, aus
Bdditeinen>erbdut uno ous f1OnIte @es
bduoe in Der >Staot.
Wieber Elm grpreif g.
perfu9.(
pinegluff, glrt., 6. WlGrs. %.
$. 2ansfuro, Der YrGftoent Der Giti.
gems 8ant, fat einen Brief peroffent.
lidbt, ben er am Sonntag Na9mittas
erbalten bat. Der Brief 1T Der rReeleb
Gang" unteraei9net unb 6err Gang
foro puroe pdrin dufgeforbert, am
Sonntaa Ibeno um sebn llbr an elmer
genau be5ei9neten Siene $4,000 5u
beponirsn, fpiprigenfdls fein iie6en
Sabre alter So6n entfiibrt unb ibm Die
4ugen ausge6runnt psrosn tpiirben.
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fir bieieni0e bon SoAn Nrmf ftrpng
ghdnler belt, lit bsute Definitip als
bieieniee zines an Z. DECEMBER 1900
perI6wunoenen Gtrabenbdbn &ons
bufteurs giamens Samss SoDle iOenz
tifiairt pOrbsn.
@egen 8igumie perbuftet. t.
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8aer unb sSrau SbipeIp, beibe BON
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ter Wone brannten lie aufammen ourch
unb lieben iih in Inberion trduen.
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mount. Sis ipurben nod pdbrenb bes
Saaes nadl gtorib Wanhefter gebraht.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-12-26
HOQUlAM

C. H. Scott is again on our street after
a slight attack of the gripp.
Capt. Hughes left yesterday for San
Francisco to take charge OF vessel.
]. G. Dunn was brought down from
Polson's camp yesterday, seriously i'll.
o. G. Fenalson has been seriously i'll
for the past week with threatened typhoid
fever.
Died-Infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Hanks OF this city, last Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hanson, Of Hump
tulips, are down doing some Christmas
shopping.
John A. Dolfsen is lying sick at the
home of Mrs. Shattuck, with inflammation
Of the bowels.
Clarence Reuter- was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll last Thursday evening
with appendicitis. He was taken to St.
David's hospital, where DR.. Rossiter, as
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