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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13
INomen's and ChiIdren's Hosiery and Underwear.

Particular people will find a satisfactory stock in every respect. We
have all kinds and can please the most fastidious. Best values We
carry in stock the celebrated sMonarch" underwear and other we'll
known brands.
of our big bargains this week. Women's fine richeieu
ACN ribbed vests nicely made, lsc values, all sizes.
ercerized silk finished Isle vests, pure white, never
~ sold for less than 35c each; low neck, sleeveless, Sizes to 6.
roc-We have a large and complete line of women's fine Isle and
wv Swiss ribbed umbrella pants, comforts for warm weather, deep
lace trimmed. The sMonarch" umbrella drawers are a perfect fit.
roc-The pure "vega" silk vests, silk lace trimming, hand crocheted
OOS neck, sleeveless, beautifully finished, special quality.
The "Monarch" union suits for women. There is no high grade
underwear so inexpensive and no low priced underwear so good. Those
who wear it arr always satisfied; low neck, sleeveless, knee length,
nicely made, all sizes 3 to 6, only 2sc each; extra fine quality, low neck,
sleeveless, high neck, knee length, at SOC.
orc-Boys' balbriggan shirts and drawers, we'll made, all sizes.
rrc-2 for 25c-Ladies fast black stockings, Isle finish, plain, double
~ sole, heel and toe.
orc-A large assortment of fancy stockings for women; also a plain
~ black Isle, double sole, heel and toe, wears we'll.
2rc-5oc. We have the largest variety, newest and prettiest assort-
OOS ment of womens fancy hose, an exclusive line of patterns in the
all over lace and boot.
rrc-Childrens fast black, fine ribbed stockings, double knee, heel
~ and toe, all sizes 5 to9 9.
o5c-Just received an elegant line of misses fast black Isle thread
hose, regular $50 vuaity; also a pretty line of patterns in fancy
lace stockings, all sizes.
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL

M. j. Casey vas al Omaha visitor a
couple of days last week.
DR.. j. M. Glenn went to Chicago Sun
day for a few days stay.
A crowd of about 80 went to Lake
View on the Excursion Sunday.
Childlens day was observed in the
churches here Sunday.
Mrs, Leahy Of Denison is visiting Vail
friends.
T. F. Ratchford and family left Thurs
day for their summer home at Lake
Wood. Mr.. Ratchford will return in a
few days.
Ed Ryan returned Sunday from his
trip out west.
The Vail ball team went to Lakewood
Sunday to play ball against Lake View
and shut them out to the tune of 6 to 0.
The St. AIMS entertainment at the
opera house Friday night was attended
by a large crowd. The program was
interesting throughout and each part
we'll rendered.
Grounds have been secured just east
Of town, north of the track, for a ball
ground Vail has a good home team
and the prospects that we might enjoy
some good games this season.
Miss Maude Paine returned Saturday
from Battle Creek where she has been
teaching school
Mrs. Ed B. Fanske spent Sun ay with
Denison friends.
Bob Thomson visited with his parents
Sunday.
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Judicial Convention.

There will be a delegate convention
of the Republicans of the 10Th Judicial
District, composed of the counties of
Calhoun, Carroll, Crawford, Greene,
Ida and Sac, held at the city OF Carroll,
Tuesday. June II, 1902, at 2 O'Clock, D.
NJ. for the purpose of nominating two
candidates. for Judges in said Judicial
district.
And for the transaction of such other
business as may be properly brought
before the convention.
The basis of representation will be
one delegate for the County at large
and one delegate for every two hundred
votes or fraction of one hundred or
over cast for Hon. A. B. Cummins for
Governor of Iowa in the year 1901.
The several counties are entitled to
the following vote, Calhoun 10, Carroll
10, Crawford II, Greene 10, Ida s and
Sac g..
By order of the judicial Committee.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13
BARGAINS in Muslin Underwear.

60c EACH-Fine muslin night gowns-square neck, tucked yoke,
wv lace insertion and lace edge.
7Hc ACH-Fine cambria night gowns-Low neck with hemstitched
: w insertion and tucked cambria rufAe.
81 M EACH-Fine Nainsook night gowns-square neck, trimmed
VlsVV with blind embroidery and fine hemstitched rufie.
9Ec EACH-Good muslin drawers-trimmed with hemstiched cam
~ brio rufAe, with cluster tucks.
H0c EACH-Fne cambria drawers-with deep embroidery founce
7Rc EACH-Flne cambria drawers-deep embroidered hounce, with
w tucks.
3OC 1 nAnmdF Fine s sambTe e9, ,sne eovers-Fren0h STYLE low neck
E0c ACH-Fine Nainsook corset covers--French style, low neck.
NV trimmed with fine embroidery edge.
7Hr EACH-Fine Nainsook corset covers-trimmed with Point de
4 " Paris lace and insertion beading, ribbon and lace edge.
Sl.00 EAea an5 g ii %'s sna d isist r. msssp cambria Ho"n's' edged with
Sl.25 5aaoas : tgIss r sanb ri tus sEi' It's CLUSTERS. deep lawn hsns''ehsa
CT % EACH-Fne cambria skirts-aeep lawn tucked founce, with
Vs'Vo wide embroidery edge and dust ruhie.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13

Lincoln, June 13.-At h University
of Nebraska commencement yester.
day degrees We're granted 146 mem.
bers of the senior class. The degree
of doctor of laws was conferred on
General John M. Thayer, former gov.
erncr Of Nebraska, and Irving j.
Manatt of Providence, r. /. Booker
7. Washington delivered the com.
mencement Grafton, his subject being
"On the Race Problem"
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FLOWER MISSION WORK.

A note from Mrs. .Hinman reminds us
that the month of June is the month
for Flower Mission work in the Wv. c.
T. U. Of Iowa. and enclosed a letter
from the Hon. A. II. Jessup, Chaplin
of Iowa State P~enitentiary, which
shows how a%cceptably the Missionary
and her work is received by the officers
Of our State Institutions.
FORT MADISON Iowa, May 81, 1902
My Dear Mrs. Hinman: | have not
heard from you since your letter stat
ing your readiness to come here for
Flower Mission Sunday June lst. /
wrote back Come by all MEANS and
might have added that we have no
other plans or expectations for the first
long as you are in the work and will
favor us on that day. Not having heard
from lou | have assumed you expect to
come, and have made plans accordingly
giving you the entire day as usual and
made announcement to that effect last
Sunday, Trust you are we'll, aud with
kindest regards. | am Sincerely Yours
A. Fl. JEsSUP.
This is only one of many. And
Flower Mission Day has become a red
letter day" among the occupants of
these institutions. 1t is looked for
ward to as the INT day in all the long
year which they come in sympathetic
touch with the world outside O finstitu-
tional walls and grounds. Through
this little remembrance and service a
tender chord is reached in the hearts
OF many inmates the result whereof
only Eternity can measure or deter
mine. For many years it has been the
duty and privilege of the Non-Partisan
w. Q. 7. U. of Denison to furnish
flowers for the Childrens Home in
Council Bluffs and last year we took
up the additional work of assisting at
the Home for Feeble Minded at Glen
wood. Our purpose in this article is
to remind those who are interested in
this work and possibly to attract the
attention OF some who have never
known OF it to the fact that it requires
uo"oi7 cnousH toi 1uo smdll ooquetS
for Council Bluffs and that there are
over 800 inmates at Glenwood. Will
those who have flowers to donate for
this purpose kindly send them to the
McKim Reading Room onl Monday.
June 10Th for Council Bluffs and We'd
nesday, June 1SCh, for Glenwood.
Members of the Union will be present
to receive them and prepare them for
distribution. Please remember the
date and accept ur thanks in advance
for the favors thus ~recievee.
HELEN nj. CASsADAY.
Pres. w. CT. u.
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Beautiful Lake View

Is an ideal summer resort. Good
hunting and fishing. The North.
Western line will sell excursion tic
kets to Lake View at 81 20 for the
round trip from Denison, applying Fri.
days and Saturdays, tickets limited to
return on or before the following Mon.
day. Apply to agents Chicago &
Western R'y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13
Hot Weather at Chicago.

Chicago, June 13.-This was the
hottest day of the year, the mercury
touching 81 degrees. There were
four prostrations. one of which,
Charles Campbell, proved fatal. A
violent windstorm swept over the
city last night, blowing down numbers
of trees and business signs.
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NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.
Mrs. Horr, Correspondent.

The clerk of the NJ. w. A. Lodge at
| this place requests a full attendance at
the lodge Saturday night important
business.
Brogdon Co. painted their mill this
week.
The Ladies Aid society purchased
their ice cream for the social Wednes.
day of Mr.. Bond of Denison
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom of
Odebolt attended the funeral at Deloit
Monday.
Miss Alice Schiller is visiting relatives
at Schaller at present.
The Ladies Aid society did all right
with their ice cream social and report
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Wedlock were in
Denison Thursday.
Mrs j. L Miller and her father David
McKim were guests of her sister Anna
Winans Thursday.
Mails were a couple of hours late
Thursday night OF account of a wash
out down the line.
Mr.. Clarence Brogdon and Miss
Ernestine Albright were united in the
bonds of matrimony Thursday evening
and took the train for Omaha Friday
morning they have many friends who
wish them a long and happy life. We
haven't heard the full account and do
not know who tied the nuptial knot but
trust it was done securely.
Sunday was Flower mission day and
the ladies of the M. E. church gathered
up several fine boquets which Mrs.
Della Phillips delivered at the depot
Monday afternoon and sent to the
Orphans Home in Omaha.
Thirty four teams followed the re-
mains Of Mrs May Newcom to her last
esting place in Deloit cemetery Mon
dav afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, of Gallands
Grove, aunt and uncle of the deceased
May Newcom, attended her funeral
Monday.
The G. & NV agent, L. A. Golf,
sold % tickets Sunday, for the excur.
sion at Wall Lake.
". L, CnllQreSS is helplnS Dulld the
sheds at the NJ. E. church this week.
Dick Brogdon got severely burned a
short time ago. He was running some
boxing with babbet metal when the
babbet exploded and hurt him badly.
AT present his face has the appearance
of one being in a prize fight when the
"other fellow" had got the best of him
Mrs. Mary Spence and Mrs Dick
Baber came up from Dow CITY to at
tend Mrs. May Newcom's funeral Mon
day.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Palmer of Des Moires
National Evangelist w. G. T. u, will
lecture at Deloit on the evenings O.
June 10, 16, II, to which the public are
invited.
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sHoRTHoRN SALE.

The combination sale of short horn
cattle offered by Messrs. E. G. Sage, P.
w. Weberg and Aug. Beutel yesterday
at Laub's barn was very largely at
tended, many buyers being from a dis.
lance. The cattle sold at fairly good
prices, although many of the bidders
were young buyers. AS was stated in
the catalogues the cattle were not the
best in the world, but were a good
grade. The buggy o at Laub's had
been seated to accommodate the pur-
chasers and there were also a number
of ladies present who took IN interest
in the bidding. Mr.. P. Mcclure of
Holstein, was the a%uctioneer, and he
was assisted by Messrs. Teaquist and
McAhren. The highest priced animal
sold was sJessie of Bright" and she
was purchased by Messrs. T. j. Ryan
& Son of Irwin, for S4S5 90. Below we
give a list of the animals sold together
with the purchase price and the name
of the purchaser:
Jessie of Bright--T J Ryan s. Son. 485 90
Grand Barrington--J T Smith,. ..135 90
Sharon Queen--C A Saunders. -. $50 90
Canadian Rose--D j Butler. ........... 145 co
Duke of Maple Grove--J A kipe........ 100 90
Red Rose of Rocky Run r. T McEvoy. SIS 20
Nora--R N McEvoy 1890. ............. los 90
Prince Alberto Z tone........... so 90
Virginia Bel!e--B Brodersen. .......... 200 90
Royal Scott-Ed Downey ............... $50 90
R~oyalty-John F. Wildfang.. ........ 40 90
Lady Fortune 3d-Claus Stammer. j. 1865 90
Lady Championship Brodersen. lao 90
Sheldon-J Souckser. ITO 90
Lady Alice-J Howarth. ...".......... So 90
Sarah Grand-J Howarth. ............. 55 90
Fortune ~Second-Ryan & Son.......... 200 %
Lady Fortune-M C Barley .......... 100 90
Bright Eyes-G FL Deitz ............. 155 90
Young Heroine-E I Ryan & Son....... 200 90
Josephine Sd of Rocky Rune A Saun-
erS............. -. ............. l3o 90
Lady Richmond l5th-C A Oldsen. -. 200 90
Ida Harris-J E Nation. las 90.
Leander-J w Brogan. ......... no 90
Mary Gloster-Fitzgerald Bros........ las 90
Comfort Fourth-Wm Lindberg ........ 200 90
Miss Forcade-R F McEvoy 70 90
G. instances Orphan-E H McCutcheon l35 OC
ConsolatriX e H McCutcheon. ......... $50 90
Princess Solace-C A Saunders........ 1850 co
Margaret-J Gibson. -. 1870 90
Gladys-J H Baker,. .............. 1855 90
Gladiatur-B F Huff rs 90
Glade-Aug Lillyholm. ........ 60 co
Royal Dairy Lai-N G Barkley ......... 55 90
Lysippus-G WGreen. ............. $50 90
Sarah Bernh trdt-D j Butler ........ 95 90
Lady Sunshine-H A Boyle............. 1875 90
Cecil-G H Deitz............."...... IT'S 90
Petunia-R F McEvoy ....... ......... 60 90
Dram Budd-P w Weberg..... IS 90
Lysander-O A Whiting ................ 1O5 90
Saracen-Lewis Ley. ........... G5 90
Lady Beauregard 6th-E e Stone ~. 1870 90
General Beauregard-Aug Lillyholn.. IS 90
Duchess OF Orlean-F E Mattoon..... 100 90
Duchess of York-B E Mitchell s. Son. 1850 co
Duchess OF Lynne-Thos Norris........ 14O 90
Duchess of Cornwall-John Rasmess.. 80 90
80 II Deitz 1o5 co
-H P Mundt ........ ....... 100 90
Ida Bright Eyes-H P Mundt.. 100 OC
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Nj. w. A. PICNIC AT VAIL.

The Modern Woodmen at Vail are
anticipating a big time on June 18th.
AT this timethey will give their annual
picnic. and preparations for the largest
picnic ever held in the county are now
being perfected. The railroads have
consented to run excursions within a
radius of Is miles. A purse of S25 will
be given to the winner of the base bali
game, which will be played between
Vail and Manning. Another feature
OF the day will be the "bicycle wizard"
Coates juvenile band will furnish
music during the day. A number are
expected to 60 from Denison. The
following is a partial program Of the
day.
Parade at $3.50 a. m.
AT the Hall.
Song by Male Quartette,
Invocation by Rev. Nj. G. Albrook.
Address of Welcome by Mayor O'Connor.
Response by Hon. Peter Stephany of Manning.
Song by Male Quartette.
Address by Hon. E. w. Houston of Dunlap
song by Male Quartette.
Music by Juvenile Band of Denison.
bluLlGI
Sports.
Open for everybody.
100 yard foot race; 1st prize IS; I'd prize So.
Forester Drill (Vail Camp will not ~contest) one
prize Sl2.
Tug of War, one prize S..
High Jump, 1st prize So; I'd prize g.
One hours entertainment by the Brose and
Clemence Vaudeville Co. lin the open street
Don't fail to see this performance; it is first
class and given by one of the best companies
on the road. Something new. You will get
enc dollars worth of entertainment free.
Base Ball.
Vail VS., Manning. for a prize of $500. A
charge of % cents at the gate will be made for
this game; all other sports free.
Trick bicycle performance by Andres
Montcayo, The Bicycle Wizard
Open air concert by the Juvenile Band of
Denison from $3.50 to 7;30 p m.
The management of the hall have secured
the Brose and Clemence Co, for an entertain
ment in the hall on the evening of the 25th.
Admission % and Is cents. 1t is one of tn
greatest successes Of the day. Entertainment
from 7.30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Grand Ball at night in opera house-Music by
the Egermayer Orchestra.
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CUT PRICES on
COIored Wash Goods.

Owing to the late season for col
ored wash goods we have decided
to cut the prices at this time while
your needs are most imperative.
We are making imposing displays
and offering important values like
tn following:
Checked and striped Mad Oh
ras, o/2S
All our l2ac and l5c light
s sssis sss1 n lawns ''. in neat SEC
All our Queen and Holly
batlste that sold at l5c, Ina
now, per yard. -. lVC
All our colored pique that TOo
sold as high as Boo, nov AOC
Sheer dimities in all the lat
est designs and all the TX
best c%olors, per yard. lcC
Plain and checked mercer
lied chambray that sold loo
at 25c per yard, now. lOC
Embroidered tissues, en-
broidered Swisses and
plain tissues, with rope Ok
stripes, 35c goods, now ~cC
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Laces, fmbrolderiss, Fans, Handkerchief, Ribbons, Collars, Belt

New white Swiss embroideres, edges, insertion, Galoon and al-overs
to match.
New imported gauze fans-danty, hand painted, spangled and lace en-
New embroidered handkerchiefs--dainty new designs on fine sheer &c
linen, at soc, 7c, SLoo and. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New white Liberty satin and tafeta silk ribbon in all widths.
New leather blts-new leather and new buckles at SOC and Csc.
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Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver
Colo,

Via the North Western Line. Elk
cursion tickets will be sold June %,
% and "a, with Email return limit Oct.
81, inclusive, account International S.
S. Convention. Apply to Agents Chi.
cago & North-W Western R'y.
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Miscellaneous.

Lightweight suspenders for y
Fancy hose in all new styles -
at, per pair, 35c and. -. GOC
Handkerchiefs at, each, Ra
35c, 25c, Zoe, Is, 10 and OC
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13

G. T, Childress is helping build th'
sheds at the M. E. church this week.
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Mems Ne8li9ee Shirts.
Mems Underwear.

Our mems balbriggan underwear at
at SOC a garment is an excellent
value, and we can fit YOU.
Stout garments for stout men.
All sizes, from 30 to 46 Rna
one price. OVC
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13

Dick Brogdon got severely burned a
short time ago. He was running some
boxing with babbet metal when the
babbet exploded and hurt him badly.
AT present his face has the appearance
of one being in a prize fight when the
"other fellow" had got the best of him
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13

Mrs. Anna NJ. Palmer of Des Moires,
National Evangelist W. G. T. u, will
lecture at Deloit on the evenings of
June 10, 16, II, to which the public are
invited.
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Hi APPAREL L
THE A

Small items in a mans dress are
fully as important and necessary as
large ones. 1t costs no more to
wear the correct style of collar or a
tasty, dressy tie, or a stylish shirt.
We are prepared no show you these
things at popular prices in the
latest styles.
Mems Ne8li4ee Shirts.
We have the best negligee shirt
for $l.oo, and the most attractive
styles, including a large line of
white shirts. madras, plated bo-
SONS, etc. We have a fine assort-
ment of patterns.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13

Mrs. Mary Spence and Mrs Dick
Baber came up from Dow CITY to at
tend Mrs. May Newcom's funeral Mon.
day
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13

The G. & NV agent, l. A. Golf.
sold 25 tickets Sunday, for the excur-
sion at Wall Lake.
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Tug of War. one prize S..

100 yard foot race; LIST prize IS; I'd prize 50.
Forester Drill vail Camp willnot contest one
prize Sl2.
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High Jump, 1st prize So; I'd prize g.
One hours entertainment by the Brose and
Vaudeville Co. in the open stree,
Don't fail to see this performance; it is first
class and given by one of the best companies
on the road. Something new. You will get
enc dollars worth of entertainment free.
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Thirty four teams followed the re
mains of Mrs. May Newcom to her las
.esting place in Deloit cemetery Nor
dav afternoon.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-01-23
U. Il. HICKS ILL AT ORTING

State Soldiers Home, Orting, January
Is, l9o2-Editor ISLANDER: Again VEN
ture to send you short letter which l
hope you will publish, for l want to re-
cord my sincere thanks and appreciation
of the prompt and intelligent manner a
severe attack of illness was treated by
DR.. J. G. Denaway, surgeon in charge of
the hospital at the home. I was tax en-
dangerously i'll with strong symptoms of
pneumonia OH the 9Th inst, but by
prompt administering Of fresh and pow
erful drugs and daily, almost hourly, at
seventh day and am now slowly conva-
lescing.
Six deaths have occurred at the hos.
pital within the past three months and it
always remains filled to its utmost ca
pacity, from twenty-five to thirty cases.
One hundred and six Union soldiers and
five women, wives of soldiers, are buried
i'm the cemetery, situated about 800 yards
south of the hospital. A plain marble
shaft, about twelve feet high and four feet
at base, stands in the center of the plat OF
about two acres. Marble slabs about
three inches thick, fourteen inches broad
and three feet in length are placed at the
| head of each grave, on which are en-
graved in raised letters the name, COM
pany, regiment and state enlisted, also
| age of the deceased. notice the average
| age is below 20. There is room for about
fifty more graves in the plat and then the
grounds vii! have to be enlarged:
u f. HICKS
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-01-23

The ISLANDER is in receipt of pro-
test - from one individual only -
against its advocacy of improved mail
facilities for Lopez. We do not con-
slider the gentleman's points well
taken 1t is to the interest of Friday
Harbor as well as Lopez to have the
latter Office placed on the Buckeye
route. It has been intimated that
Lopez people were responsible for the
discontinuance of the Port Stanley
office some months ago, but we cannot
believe that the charge is just. What
ever influence the ISLANDER may
have in such matters will continue to
be exerted in behalf of improved mail
and steamboat service at ALL POINTS
in the county.
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things, or one al least, in common
with . number of other Puget Sound
counties, to which the citizens are not
inclined to ''point with PRIDE" and
that is delinquent tax list which oc-
cupies forty pages Of the official county
paper and numbers approximately 49,
600 descriptions. 1t is a relic of the
boom period when the wilderness for
miles back of the big bay was plated
in so-called additions" to the bay
towns, and even the little country will
ages of the Nooksack valley were ex-
plotted as embryo cities and future
great centers of population. A large
percentage of the people over ION the
bay" then were like the lilies of the
valley in that they toiled not and
neither did they spin, except to spin
yarns about the great things "Jim"
Hill was going to do for 'The Imperial
City," The people were constantly ex
horted to have faith and by the way
the writer himself was one OF the ex-
horters), and the faith that was re-
quired of them was of the sublimest
kind, Of the sort that the scriptures de-
fine as "the substance of things hoped
for and the evidence of things not
seen." Fairhaven during the past few
years has done far more for Jim Hill
than he ever did for Fairhaven, or
probably ever will do, and both of the
now thriving cities of Bellingham bay
have profited vastly more from tho an
nual run of salmon than they ever did
from the run of suckers who bought
"town lots" miles away In the woods
about lakes Samish, Padden and What
com when the bloom was on the boom
Of S9 and 80 and they thought it
would never fade.