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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
scorTsvILLE,s cvoTA OF NEWS.
4 Little of Evcryt thin S--IhFee BIG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

cr0TrsI HE VA. October 2S.-(Spe-
cal l-,rbe partridge must have been pip
ing I'D more wet. from the LOOKS oi
thEncs out Of doors on Monday. but the
clouds have lifted for day OF pflIliaht
sunshine after the steady ram 1here
might be rainbow wedding IN progress
"a iuoce from the splendid array OF color
on every hand
A product Of agriculture this fall re-
Gently seen in Scottsviile. was q large
basket which three potatoes entirely fiieo.
Altogether, without the basket, they
weight fourteen and a half pounds, ana
were raised by Captain a. Z. Adams, Oh
FIuvanna.
.Tre graded school at Alberene continues
to flourish, having 10 pupils IN attend
ance. Hitherto there have been three
teachers. but lately a fourth has been m
stalled that of Miss Annie Scott OF How
srdsyiile. In one room there were sixty
f,.n r,3nfls before the fourth instructor
was appointed.
The case of the Commonwealth VS..
Charlie Jones has proven quite com
,,Ii,a+ed affair. Three trials were held.
new evidence coming up each time, ana
four arhiters sat in judgment on the case,
The defendant was fined S. and costs ana
relea sed The plaintiff IS on the ROAD 70
recovery.
Miss Katie Lynch was immersed III the
river here on Friday afternoon
Mrs. L. T Hit has been quite SICK out
is improving.
Mrs. Mamie osborne and her daughters
left on the 18th for Roanoke
Mr.. T T. Clements returned from 'he
Miller school Monday.
District Deputy Grand Master /. ;.
Heath visited Fork Union Lodge NO. ~
on Saturday and conferred the title OF
Master Mason upon three members. a
large crowd was present and the ladles
gave them q warm reception with hol
coffee and hot oysters
fr. Y. F. Farrow left for Stanton Mon
day. c,;eesiaa
this week on his way from Norfolk.
He was called home by telegram sun
! agy, one of his children being Ill
Mr. c. r. Odor is in ScottsTlile
| Mr.. James ]. Harris was in town Satur-
! day with a little boy whom he has adopt
! al from the Masonic Orphans home III
| North Carolina
| Mrs. T. s. Heath, who has been visiting
| her sons family at Norwood returned
| home on the 9th much improved III
| health. W. W.
| c F. Cox. John Tyler Beale, ", Va;
| and ". /. Stockton. Orange. are registered
| at the Home Hotel.
| General j. c. Hill is at home.
| Mr.. J. A Briggs, OF Richmond visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. c. Fenton Day, of Smithfield, was
! in town Tuesday
-o--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
ALEEMARLE GIRL is
CHARGED WITH THEFT
Arrested in Charlottesville and Said
to Have Stolen 5000 from
Farmer.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, October
2S.-(Special. )-Mattie Ballard, a white
girl, about 16 years Of age, was arrested
to-day at the union station, this city by
Chief-of-Police Trice, who acted on a
MESA ge received from Henry Bragg, de-
putty s-.eriff of Prince William county.
The girl is a native of xAlbemarle coun-
", and is charged with the theft Of 5000
from B. F. Pattie, a farmer at Catharpin.
near Manassas, in whose family she
worked.
The recent sale of the Charlottesville
Knitting Mills to r. P. Valentine, presi-
dent of the City and Suburban Street
railway, was confirmed this afternoon and
the purcl- aser took possession of his pro-
perty. Mr.. Valentine has associated with
aim in the purchase Messrs. II. Clay
MarchaDt, president Of the Charlottesville
Woollen Mills, and w. O. Watson, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The mills
will be put in operation at an early day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
NORTEUAiBE!tL ITEMS.
First CoIored Fair n Success-War-
saw to Have an Academy.

saw to Have an Academy.
HEATHSVILLE. VA. October 2S.-tSDe-
cial)-After three weeks Of the prettes't
possible weather. Monday opened dark
and rainy Most Of the farmers have fin
ished the sowing of their wheat. sl1d 50
the rain comes at a most oppOrtune time.
The first coIored peoples fair ever held
in Northumberland passed off at this place
very quietly and successfully last week
In all respects, the directors are very
much pleased On the grounds, at differ
ent times, were many of our best white
citizens; even many ladies were there.
All speak in the highest terms of COM
menda ton and praise OF the colored peo-
pie. for the courtesy and respect that We
shown to them. The directors made spe-
cal efforts to make all things pleasant
for their white visitors. Good order and
a striking absence Of drunkenness pre-
vailed through the entire time. If any
ill-feelng existed In the hearts of our
colored friends toward the whites, over
recent political outcomes, as such has
been rumored to exist, it was conspicuous
ly concea led at the fair.
LANCASTER FAIR, NOVEMBER 5TE.
Our white neighbors of Lancaster will
hold their annual exhibition on their fair
grounds at Kilmarnock on the 5th, etlt.
ana itil Oh NONeElDeI I1cletOlOle Ills
has been the most attractive and success
full fair held in the Northern Neck.
There seems to be no doubt now that
the growing town OF Warsaw, Richmond
county. is to have an academy for the
training of boys. The promoters of the
scheme have already in hade $1,000, and
the outlook for the other 5000 of the de
sired sum is reported to be very bright
FISHING SEASON ABOUT ENDED.
The fishing season, out on the bay, is
drawing to a close. and many Of the
steamers have already "cut out" A lead,
ing firm shut down much earlier this
year, owing to the unsafe condition OF
their steamers boiler, but they are the
better off, as the catch of late has beer
very small. The season as a whole has
I.been good one. even better than the
! most sanguiue had looked for. 1t is tru,
| that many of the fish are small and poor
| out the unnunlbered millions that have
! gore into oil and scrap make up for thu
DOOrneSS of the quality.
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PRINCE EDWARD WANTS
JAMES RIVER ROAD
voted Yesterday Subscription OF
$1,000 Of Fifty-Year Five
Per Cent. Bonds.

FARMVILLE. VA. October B.-(Spe-
cial.)-Prince Edward to-day voted sub
scription of $4,000 to the Farmville and
James River Valley Railway Company,
Out Of registered vote of 1883 in the
Farmvile Magisterial District, 2I9 were
EAST, showing the great interest taker
~ the people in the election. There were
only thirty-four votes cast against the
subscription in this district and based on
fhe returns from precincts heard from.
the majority will be not less than 300.
The bonds to be issued by the county are
10 bear not greater than per cent. and
are to run for fifty years.
They are not to be demanded, however,
by the company until the railroad is COM
pIeted. The road is to run from Rosney
in Buckingham county to Danvile. touch
ing in this county. FarmviIle. Hampden-
Sidney, and county line cross roads.
Captain R. NJ. Burton, eN-legislator
from Prince Edward and one Of Farm
yille's most prominent and welltodo citi-
zens, is i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
GIRL STAES \ CHINAMAN.
Claims Tint She Had Good Reason
for the Act.

Claims Tint She Had Good Reason
for the Act.
NEW YORK. October 2.-tspecial)-
afary Kern. IS years old. German girl.
living al Williamsburg, stabbed and NOR
tally wounded Loe Wah. Chinese laun-
SryTnan, doing business at No. ESQ Grand
venue. to-day. She says that she did it
in sclf-defence.
According the the girls story she went
20 the laundry to purchase some tea.
She says the Chinaman tried to attack
her and that she seized knife and used
it In self-defence.
The girl said in court that the China
nan led the way into back room in or
Ter to show her some finer samples of
tea.
1t was very dark there. He suddenly
seized her arms and tried to throw her
down and choke her. The girl was held,
pending the Chinamans death. and fur
her investigation. She bears a good
character.
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one of the brothers suggested that he
thought her family ought to have peen
notified OF the proceedings the justice
replied that he considered that no one
could take better care OF her than heI
husband Attorney Nowlin, VINO hao
charge of the case. stated that if her fam
lily had been apprised OF &c inquiry, they
would have been present. Her relatives.
Mr. Nowlin said. could have given BOND
for her safe keeping, and would take care
Of her and intended to do so.
After considerable consultation, it was
decided that Mr.. Nowlin and two Of -.lrs.
Snepnerds brothers should so TO Marion
this afternoon, and take the necessary
legal steps 20 secure Mrs. Shepherd and
bring her back to her fathers house,
where she Will be with her children.
Mr.. Hudson. rather OF Mrs. Shepherd,
SAL. that she had been married four years
10 .Ar. Booker Shepherd, who was
widower with two children OF his own.
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ISLE or N.IGar NEWS.
Uindsor,s Public school Building

Nearing COlHpfetiOn-Hcrs items
WINDSOR, VA, October 2S.-(speciall
The new house for the towns public
school is nearing completion. Mr.. Charles
T. King has charge of the building.
Mrs j. Matt Bradshaw has laid the
foundation for a new dwelling. She Will
build two for rent. Our town is very
much in need of houses to rent, as there
alia people who want to come mere to
live and cannot find suitable houses.
Mesdames ". W. and Y. w. Joyner, OF
Smithied, were guests of their brother
Mr. C. T. Joyner. and his family to
day.
..-r. and Mrs. NJ. Clinton have moved
around to Mrs. EVE Eleys (A1rs. E.ey's
mother} to reside.
Mrs. Charles Griffin, who has been sick,
is very much better.
Mrs. James E. Griffin is visiting friends
in Petersburg.
Mrs John S. Vaughan and son are visit
ing Mrs Vaughnn's mother, in Chucka-
tuck.
Mrs. Lou Ashburn, of Suffolk, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Belle
Powell, has gone to Indika on a visit.
Mrs. E. L. Joyner, who has been quite
sick is slowly improving.
Mrs James z. NeIms. of Newport
News was the guest of rela here on
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kitchen has returned from.
u delightful visit to Newport News rela-
tives.
Mir Julian Dunstan has administered on
the esta te of the late Joshua Bradsha.T.
The value of the estate is about 5000.
Tf'ere are seven heirs.
Misses Esvie md Lillian Johnson are
visiting in Norfolk.
Mr.. Jessie Roberts, from near Durham,
N. c.. is here. visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ben Gay. of Smithfield. was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs 3. T. Carr, on
yesterday.
Misses Cay Ellis and LeClaire Batten
have begun their school. Enterprise. -
near here.
Miss Mamie Jane Reale. of Franklin.
has just concluded a visit to our town.
She will be missed by the social set.
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INVITATIONS TO ST. LOUIS.



tended Any to Foreign Potentates.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October IS
It Is learned that so far the State De-
partment has not extended any invita-
lions to any foreign potentates or nota-
bes to visit the United States. When the
ST. Louis Exposition is held, however,
it is expected that there will be num-
Der of royal visitors. and 1t is entirely
possible that the wdestern people interest
ed in the success of the exposition will
endeavor to secure from Congress the
necessary legislation to enable the United
States Government to entertain them as
the nations guests.
The depa rtment cannot properly orig1
nate such a proposition. but it Is expected
that Congress may do so.
During their European tour, the three
visiting American generals were so warm
ly received that they could but extend
cordial invitations to their hosts to visit
America. and it is undoubtedly these
expressions which have led to the circu-
lation Of rumors that the United States
Government itself had extended the invi-
tation.
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MINISTER wu,s NEW FIELD.
His Successor at washington Has

Els Successor TT Washington HAS
Not Yet Arrived.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. October IS
Minister WI Ting Fang has not been adj
visod OF the appointment of Yuen Shi Kai
as Minister Of Commerce. of the Chinese
Empire. although in his view, such an
appointment would not be unlikely. Yuen
sifi ISai is the Eiceroy of Chi-Lt Province.
When the late Ii Hung Chang was the
yiceroy of that province he also held
the title OF Minister of Commerce. At
that time the title was practically only
honorary, as his manifold duties as Vice
roy preventing him from devoting. seri-
GUS attention to matters affecting the
empire outside OF his province
Minister WI, while he says he has no
definite information. believes II probable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
RELEASED on HABEAs CORPUS.
Taylor Cannot Be EKtradited for
EmbezzIement in South Africa.

BOSTON. MASS. October 2S.-Joseph
c. Taylor whose extradtion for alleged
embezzlement in South Africa was sought
ny the British Government. was freed to-
day A habeas corpus. directing the mar
shall to liberute the prisoner. was issued
by Judge Lowell, of the United States
Court who has had the case under con-
sideration for some time.
The British Government has for three
months been pressing the case The al
legged embezzlement was committed In
1900 The British Government claimed
Jurisdiction. and commended that under
the treaty between the United States and
Great Britain the man could be extra
dIted.
After consultation with the State De-
partment Judge Lowell ruled that it was
a question of extradition between the
United States and England, and no extra
ditIon treaty existed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
Removal Sale.

Constable Brothers have reduced in
price:
$50 Suits to s25.
SIS Suits to $50.
All suitinss and trousers reduced in
price.
81 and $3.50 wool shirts and drawers. re-
duced to s1.50.
u.25 shirts and drawers reduced to s75c
the garment.
A large lot Of neckwear-four-in- hands.
SOC kind, now &C.
&c. Linen Collars. sizes. II to IS. odd
styles, sc. each.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
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what VIII the Clearing. Be,

The bank clearings of Richmond from
Jan. /, 1902. to Oct. l, 1902. show total OF
$15S, $40, 209.49.
The clearings for August We're SIS, $751;.
1879 SO, and for September, 1855, 1884, 50. II
YOU come nearest TO the total for the year
1902 before Nov l s35 will be added to the
first prize Read the big advertisement
and act to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
y. ,-nuC =

CASE OF MRS. SHEPHEl,D.
saturday Mrs. Booker Shepherd.
x.I,oca home is near the city park. ana
who had been adjudged insane last "eeh'
was taken to the Marion asylum. IN me
r+or,oo-, hv a nurse from that lnStltu-
ton, who had not deemed 1t wise 10 Pia "a
ION the patient a straightforward :. ME
nIrs shepherd was being conveyed from
i,era she wept bitterly. and complained
i, seer,incly rational and motherly man
n.r of being taken so rudely from hsi
little children, one OF whom was only
fifteen months old.
Yesterday some Of her brothers Went
70 chief-of- Police Irwin and informed MN
t,,at NOT q single member OF her FANNY
,Inexy Of the steps that had been taken
in her case until they were notified tina
she was at the depot on her way 10
Marion. They also stated tat they pc
Neved her TO be of sound mnd, out IND.
II her mind was impaired. 1t was caused
by sorrow They stated that it was .-elr
desire 10 care for their sister. the chlei
Informed them that legal steps could pe
taken by which they could give pony
and secure the custody OF Mrs. Shepherd
and advised them to consult a lawyer
CONSULTATION WITH LAWYERS.
This morning Nlr. Jesse T. Hudson, q
we'll known contractor, who resides AT wa
Fillmore street. father of Mrs Shep-
herd. together with several Of ner broth
ers we're in consultation VIII hlr y.
". Nowlin, in his office in the La"
building Justice Nermilion. who was a
member OF the commission o lunacy that
,dtrdeed Mrs Shepherd insane, was also
present He stated that sufficient proof
Vas brought before the commission by
-eljable witnesses not only to show that
Mrs. Shepherds mind was affected but
hat Mrs Shepherd was also violent al
times. Mr. Vermilion said that. as well
as he remembered, the commission was
held Thursday morning, and he sent the
application for Mrs. Shepherds admission
- .ha Marion ASYLUM that day. When
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
A BEAR KILLS A coy.
Bruin Hugs and Bites Lad Fatally
BEFORE SPECTATORS Cam Interfere

Bru1n Hugs uhU bItcs LHU FNtHI3S
Before Spectators Cam Interfere.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, Oct. 2s-At
Happy Hollow. resort near here, which.
among other attractions includes zoo,
black bear fatally injured Robert Ia
tum an eight-year-old boy.
The lad was passing the animal, which
was chaired. but come too close. and be-
fore the horrit1ed spectators could inter-
fere the brute had the boy Rugged to his
breast.
Then the animal closed his great Jaws
on his prisoners head. A keeper pried
the bears mouth open and released the
boy, but he was unconscious, and dying
from several fractures Of the skull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
MONSTER CRUISERS,
THE WEST VIRGINIA AND MARY
LAND FAST TAKING SHAPE.
PROTEST FROM LIQUOR MEN.
they Are Against Enforcement OF
Sunday Law-PIenty of Soft Coal
mrs. Barton Attacking Deeds Mad,
by Her Husband.
PROTEST FROM LIQUOR MEN.
sunday Law-P1enty of Soft Coal
by Her Husband

NEwPCRT NEWS. VA, October %
fc,ao,,l,.rh,, monster arnored cruisers
West Virginia and Maryland DuA1u1ns q
the snlp-yard, are now, respectively of a..
50 per cent competed, ana the stateii1e'.' .
is autnorilati,tIy made that the 1ofne-
can ne Launched in Two months ana US
Ia t1er in three. 1t is hardly pTooabie
however. that the cruisers VIII NC pu>
overheard so soon, as there is coilSiueA
abe WORK The YARD can 10 o'A eiieiii "
the ways more coii'eIie4.'y aN
economically tnan IN tne water
halt uozen leading liquor dealers
called uuon mayor Moss, at the Ci.S
t1aiI this morning, ana protested asalis'
t.;. acuon OF tue ponce IN enforcing tn.
sunday LIQUOR law Ine result OF ths
conference could not be obtained Oil
cia,y. as neither the Mayor nor tl'
saioon-keepers would discuss II, out J,
is reported that the Mayor gave MS Cat
ers RI understand that the law must D.
enforced.
PLENTY OF COAL.
The bituminous coal situation is i'm
nroyrns here daily This morning tn
Chesapeake and Ohio railway hau on
hand 175 carloads OF New hlVer COAL
and during the day $50 more car-loaa:
vara received The Ship-yard, the elec-
tric-Iieht companies, the shipping INES
and other customers are being taken cart
of, and foreign shipping is being Iur-
rished with bunker coal. One firm alone
| will bunker two steamships to-morfo"
| and three more between November so ana
! 51h. Considerable coal is being sent from
here daily for local consumption IN Nor
| folk.
| c. w. Norris. of Richmond. the new
State Commander of the knights of Mac
! cabees. made his first official visit to
! night to the three Newport News tents,
! -,.hose aggregate membe rship is about
500
MRS. BARTON ON THE WARPATI1
/ Mrs. James M Barton, OF Phila delphia
| who had secured warrants for the arrest
| OF her husband, theatrical manager OF
| this city and Norfolk, and Mrs. ELLA NJ
| carry, stated to-day that she had re
| tanned counsel to attack the validity o.
/ every decd 70 real estate Barton has
made in the eighteen years he has beer
separated from her AS Barton has own
Cd considerable property, all sorts OF
| complications may arise, the wife having
| signed none Of the deeds, as required by
law. She says she has had Barton ar
! rested three times. as she has done here
and let him off each time on his promise
| to do better.
New York parties have secured ar
! option on 800 feet of waterfront property
| adjoining the Chesapeake and Ohio piers
owned by Edward Vaughan. The prop
| erty extends back 1000 feet. 1t is report
ed that the land is wanted for railroad
| purposes but the owners have no ,lde'
for what road. if any, the option wa!
! secured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
d.. Lecnto I1nnrov:ng.

a0caMACe COURTHOUSE. VA, Via
q. ~ VA. october .2S.-(Special) THE
ION of Dr.. George Nv. LeCato is
III II more satisfactory It is now
thought he VIII recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
Quick Time to the South and south
west VIA sonthern RAILWAY.

Only one night on the road from Rich
mond to Montgomery Mobile. New Or
leans. Memphis. or Nashville. Fast Inn
tied trains; dining-cars. Consult folders
before arranging your trip: to be had a.
passenger Office. No. 90 east Main street,
{ or Of any agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
DEATH OF WARREN THOMPSON.
sad Case of Mrs. shepherd-She VIII
r,r,b.I,1v BE T.I1cI, from Asylum.

LyNCHBURG. VA. october S-(Spe-
c,alO-The remains Of Warren thompson
ant of the Norfolk and Western iail-
road at Devon, w. Va, VINO oieo t'ei
Friday night. passed through 'ne CIV ~, -.
f7.,- on route for IrvinCton, where they
vii no inferred near the former home
Of the deceas ed. Mr.. Thompson was ac-
ciaentally shot in the stomach TUESDAY,
by Night Operator Miller, who was eS y,
ar,i,inr a pistol at the time he was a
Years of age and few months ago mar
rjed Miss Marshall, of Campbell county.
who survives him. e.,
Mr.. NJ. ]. Buckley lett to-oaS to'
Gordonsvile. being summoned ,icte ~
no evtrame illness of his aged father,
An. Thor3as Buckley. who was paraiy2eo
saturday. Mr.. W. p. --uctley, VINO Went
10 Gordonsville Saturday, returned To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
United Daughters OF the Confeder-
ncy and American Bankers Assoc
citation, Nov. 11-13-Amcrican Fed
Grafton OF Labor. Nov. 1922, New

For the above occasions the Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from all
points to New Orleans, La. ard return
at half rate, one fare for the round trip
G. w. WESTBURy
ocos-st District Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29

The Way to Reach New Orleans, La.
Via Southern railway. double daily lin
tied service dining-cars. Only one night
on the road Low rate excursion tickets
now on sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29

ton and sorcn G 5 s
S. S. S. ncctrailzes
these acid poi on 8
and cicauscs the blood
Of all irritating sub
stances and huuloTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
Y inter Eczema

cFGaC5 sometimes
i2r1Hhich scale of
II fine particles,
leaving the skin raw
and inaarled. It is
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-04
Reward Offered.

One light gray horse, 6 years old
branded double circle on right hip,
stolen between September 10 and
October l; and one blue horse,
branded W on left shoulder, stolen
between November and 8; both
taken from Andrew Whitman'f
pasture, IL miles north Of Grange.
vile, on Cottonwood creek.
One dark brown FLY, is months
old, with small white spot in fore
bead, long hair on fetlocks, brand
ell AID connected on left shoulder
taken from adjoining pasture be
tween September, 10 and October
A reasonable reward will be pait
For the return Of these animals ant
information that will lead TO TIL,
conviction Of the guilty parties
Address Andrew Whitman, Sites
Idaho, in regard to the saddl,
horses and A. G. Dahl, Grange
vile, Idaho, in regard to'the FLY
dis
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-04
Women Of Wood, -aft
IpAHo CIRCLE No. 160

Meets at Masonic hall every secon No ana iour,m
Tuesdsv III each month. Visiting meinDers
cordially invited. o,x.~r. GIN.
Mas. l. N. cAwLEy, Clerk.