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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
Desperadoes Surrounded.

TACOMA. WASH, July 9.-Two in.
terurban cars were held up at Auburn,
twenty miles north Of here, at an early
hour this morning. The work was
done by three men.
A few hours later John Burner, the
city marshal, was held up and relieved
OF his gun and his club. Sheriff Cud.
ihee and posse OF deputies are on
the ground and the men who did the
work are surrounded in patch Of
woods.
They have notified the officers that
they will not be taken alive and a
fight Is expected to occur at any mo-.
ment.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
Christian Endsavorsrs in Peril.

DENVER, July 13-The big tent
where the Christian Endeavor conven.
tion has been held for the past four
days, was blown over this afternoon
while more than 5000 people were At.
tending the proceedings. The injured
number nearly . score, but fortunate.
" none Of them was seriously hurt.
The presence Of mind Of A. NJ. Ram.
sey, Of Chicago, who sprang 70 :
chair and called to the people to hold
up the canvas and polss. undoubtedly
prevented many from sulfocating.
MANY women tainted and were extri.
Gated from the folds Of the csuvas
with much difficulty.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
Wrecked BY Furious storm.

BALTIMORE, July IA severe wind
and rain storm occurred here this after.
noon, which was particularly violent
In q limited section of northeast Bal.
timore, where within a radius of about
four blocks 80 houses were unroofed. /.
walks demolished and trees uprooled.
Three hundred people were rendered
homeless for the time being aud were
compelled to find shelter in neighbour.
ing houses. The damage to houses
and household goods is estimated at
el0O, 600. Twenty persons were injur.
ed, one seriously, but none killed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
Lightning Exploded Oil Tank.

CHESTER, Pa. July ll.-Du,iny a
severe electrical storm this afternoon
lightning struck the United OH com.
pany's 10000 gallon tank at Marcus
Hook, near here, causing an explo.
sion which shattered the root of the
tank into hundreds OF pieces. The
force OF the explosion shook houses
in Marcus Hook aud vicinity, and did
damage estimated at $4,000. The oil
in the tank caught fire and is still
ib:s.~,'''''- ~" -'7'"S he;o~ .''!-,,,,:-c.ca
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15

last Russian announcement, the evac-
uation Of Manchuria by Russian
troops, save railway guards, should
be completed. Il is understood that
the Russiau government has set up a.
one reason tor opposing the opening
Of new ports Ia Manchuria the neces.
sity Of allowing her to arst complete
the evacuation OF Manchuria, and al.
though the reasoning 10 rather oh.
scure on that point, Il 10 understood
our government 10 willing to wait un.
til September before making the next
move.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
POPE LEO STILL l1NaERs.
His Condition Remains Uuehauged Blu,
No Hope Il Eutertatued.

ROME, July 10, 2 =. m.-Another day
OF alternate hopes and fears has
passed and Pope Leo's life still hangs
In the balance. Beginning with re-
newed hopes the day closed with the
scales tending slowly but surely down
ward. No night bulletin wss issued,
but at 1915 o'clock this morning It
vas learned from Dr.. Mazzoni that
the condition Of the pontih had not
changed since the issue Of the evening
bulletin at 7:30 O'Clock, which an.
nounced that the patients state was
grave, and at which hour DR.. Lap.
poni had declared his fears that there
was no hope, but that the end might
not come during the night. At mid
night report coming from the vati.
can itself gained currency that DR..
Mazzoni had again operated on the
pope and extracted serum which had
again gathered in the pleural cavity.
The representative Of the Associated
Press Immediately went to see the IL
lustrious surgeon and found him at
his home at l:30 O'Clock this morning.
Although extremely tired, DR.. MAJ
zoni allowed himself to be interviewed
and said:
ut 10 untrue that q new operation
has been performed. / was with the
pope from II p. N. until after mid.
night, and found his general condi-
tton stationary, no change having
taken place since this afternoon, when
the consultation with Dr.. Rossini was
held. To strengthen the patient g
heart and help the circulation Of the
blood injected camphor and caffeine,
after which the pope seemed somewhat
relieved"
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OPERATION GIVES RELIES.
A. Result the Pope Passes . Quiet and
Almost Painless Day.

ROME. July IL, $50 :. Another
operation. performed yesterday, has
brought further relief to Pope Leo,
and by II the possibility Of his life be.
ing prolonged has increased, but It
can hardly be said that the oper alton
has improved his chances Of recovery.
News just received from the vstican
says Pope Leo Il now lying in : rest.
less condition, after having had .
good sleep during the early hours Of
this morning.
AZ On immediate result of yester.
day's operation, the pope spent q
quiet and almost painless day, with,
for his age, . normal temperature,
and he only more strikingly exhibited
his strength Of constitution and intel.
lect. Az the examination last even.
ing the doctors could not perceive any
regathering OF serum in the pleural
cavity. but 1t was feared that the pres
ence Of serum would be detected today,
thus rendering necessary perhaps an.
other operation IN few days.
Shortly before midnight the condi.
ton OF the pontiff was reported to
have Undergone no change and 1t was
added that he had just dropped peace.
fully into sleep. At that hour all
within the palace was quiet, the pom.
tiff's apartment alone showing signs
OF life. The pope slept until nearly
? O'Clock this morning. when he woke
up, seemingly more refreshed. and
asked for food. His pulse was taken
and found to vary from 81 to 50, his
temperature and his breathing irregu.
lar. The latter part Of the night was
not 80 good, owing to restlessness and
uneasiness Of the patient. DR.. Lap.
poni has been going almost every Is
minutes to look at At the pontiff, who
did notnotice the presence OF the doctor,
being in drowsy state. Dr.. Lapponi
administered q dose OF chloral and
gave the patient at the same time an
injection Of camphor-caffeine.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
After Wild Horses.

RED LODGE, July 3D.. K. Will.
iams, . Wyoming rancher, says the
Big Horn Basin Is full OF villa horses,
which have never been inside . cor.
raj. Big Horn ranchers are to or.
ganize q party to 60 IN pursuit. Of the
cayuse, which may Be had by anyone
who can lasso them. How the horses
came to be on the range is . mystery.
It IL supposed, however, that certain
branded horses have been overlooked
from time to time and that they have
mated and borne on the range.
Like all wild horses these beasts are
unusually strong and healthy. Will.
Jams says the ranchers are all eager
to get In on the round up, as 1t IL
clear profit. 1t means anywhere from
$50 to 900 head, as some of the wild
ones make fine saddle horses, and II
caught young, may be trained to do
great things on the track.
The country IL Wild about the Big
Horn Basin and It 10 not impossible
that this herd Is not descended from
domestic horses, but is the last Of
those great bands which used to roam
the northwest before the days Of the
white man.
1t has been thought that all the wild
horses were gone, but several ranchers
who have seen this herd say 1t IL too
large to be the offspring Of strays.
The horses are said to number nearly
1000.
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HAS REMARKABLE VITALITY.
The Aged pontlff's Condition Eueourase,
Hope for Recovery.

ROME. July l2.-Pope Leo has lived
to zee another Sunday, and with the
Sabbath quiet which fell upon Rome,
came also peace and even progress 70
the pontiff. Beginning this morning
with distinct si9ns Of improvement, he
maintained this throughout the day.
Tonight Dr.. Lapponi made the follow.
ing important statement In answer to
the question II he believed that tho i'm.
provement iu the pope's condition
could continue:
II believe that II the improvement
lasts until next July q, We may not
perhaps achieve an absolute cure, but
We will secure such = general state Of
health In the patient % will allay our
anxiety"
During the afternoon the pope felt
strong enough to get up. He rose,
dressed himself alone In white. and
went TO sit in his usual armchair,
where he remained for some time.
Then the windows were opened for q
change OF air, the sun streaming in,
together with light refreshing breeze
from the Mediterrapean. One OF the
greatest difficulties is to prevent the
pope from speaking too much. When
someone 10 allowed to visit him, he
Immediately begins describing the sat-
tsfaction he felt on the greetings be
received on the occasion Of the last
jubilee, and also ct the manifestat ion
Of sympathy from al parts Of the
world during his present illness, which
he considers almost providential to
strengthen the influence Of the Catho.
lie church in the person Of it's head.
LONDON, July 12.-The Daily Tele.
graphs correspondent at Rome tele.
graphs: II am authorized to state,
on the authority Of two care nails, one
OF whom IL himself 1 candi ate, that
neither Cardinal Gibbons nor any
other foreign member Of the sacred
college possesses the remotest chance
OF succeeding Pope Leo"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
Americans the Best Shots.

B1sLEY, England, July ll.-Ameri.
cans today captured the Palma trophy.
tt team scored an aggregate Of 1870
out Of possible 1900, and best all
the best shots OF Europe, South Afri-
CO, Australia and Canada, congrega.
ted for the first time on English soil
to compete for the worlds premier
shooting trophy. Great Britain was
second with 1855.
With the exception OF the 600-yard
range, ~ which the United Kingdom
beat them by three points, the Ameri.
can team demonstrate its superiority
over all the Others.
The International contests in rife
shooting reached their zenith about
the centennial year, aud resulted In
the raising Of subscription Of q, 900
with which was made the Palma tro.
ply. Its inscription and dedication
reads:
'From the United States of Ameri.
ca to the Riaemen of the World"
It was shot for that same year by
Scottish, Irish, English aud Canadian
teams, and over these the America an
team was victorious. The following
year Sir Henry Halford and his Eng.
ltsh team challenged and came over
for II, but again the Americans proved
victorious. After that contests for the
trophy did not take place for years.
No foreign country cared to challenge,
and the trophy at last reached Gov.
ernor's Island. where it rested for
nearly 20 years.
Two years ago the Canadian team
came over the border at Sea Girt and
outshot the Americans. This aroused
the old timers, and last year an Am.
erican team went to Canada after the
trophy. They found they were not
alone, for there they met crack Eng.
lish team, and although the Ameri.
cans won by large margin at 800
yards and tied at 1000, their defeat at
the middle distance, 800 yards, gave
the victory to Great Britain, and the
trophy crossed the ocean.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
America Will Wait.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The pres.
ident has decided that the matter of
the Jewish petition must be finally
disposed OF before any further effort
is made here to compose the issues
arising out Of the Manchurian stu.
alton. Therefore it is now said that
nothing 10 likely to be done in refer.
ence to Manchu"ia until next Saptem.
ber. by which time. according to the
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
All Quiet in Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. July l2.-The
town has been quiet all day, and Of.
fcials have had an opportunity to
res, up after week of excitement.
Negroes have remained at their homes
~ aar nrd se~vices at their church
wcs. / e. al. TIL, L May Of ;Le
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
Royalty Not Popular In Dublin.

DUBLIN, July l3. - Wild scenes
marked the second debate by the mu.
nicipal corporation on the question OF
presenting an address of welcome to
King Edward when he arrives in Dub.
lin. The large crowd presen: contin-
ued an upruar until the mayor called
the police TO clear the hall. The mo.
tion favoring an address was defeat.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
Cholera lntautum.

This has long been regarded as one
OF the most dangerous and fatal dis.
eases to which Infants are subject. It
can be cured, however, when properly
treated. All that i. necessary is to
give Chamberlaiu'= Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil,
as directed with each bottle, and q
cure is certain. For sale by D. G.
Lockwood, Druggist.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15
A Woman Eno.h Arden.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, July l0-A woman
in the role of Euoch Arden returned
to Rockford today after an absence Of
twenty'one years. Twenty. one years
ago F'rs. Lo"ise Olson was injured IL
"a >s.ip..oeA lear 81. 20 X y
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1903-07-15

negroes who left the city during the
week ere returning, and BY the middle
OF the week business will be resumed
II Baptisttown. The autorities will
keep no extra guards this week, .
they believe the excitement u q %
end,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

Dssr Sir. is On old ssyins: The bal
adv 2rt,emeptm plsssed eustones
II bsppeps TO a. continually 10 this Wy
A man bays Devoe Tor bic house he hss
painted Il once 10 three yesrs 10, dos'i
age. snd thinks be knows via. ts wants
buys 80 sslloos. sna bss ten lett.
He sees rieht.sa that 20 Devce 10 q
much - 80 Of anything else. BE liies
,hs,: II Gomez quick. II 10 . surprise; spd
be tells Of II. Tbs beat sivsrtissrsnt 10 .
pIessed enstoner.
Tires years roll roan8. There isn't q
sian that hi. house nesss paint. be don't
psirt H. Nss, year be cont psini II. Thii
comes s!ov, II 10 . surprise: bat be hes &C,
used 10 IT, Siil the beet sdvsitissne cot ID
. pleased Customer
Yours iroIy.
y. W. DEvoK 4 Co.
P. g.: A. l. Graves sells our paint.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

Get . Tree ssnpls OF Casnbssisis's
6iomseh snd Liver Tsblem Of the drus
stores Of A II Psttibone, Manchester De
pot; , u whippls. Manchester Centre.
Jsuss Cody, So Dorss,; , N Armstrong.
Dcsset TIE tablets are essier 10 take and
more pleasant 10 ,n.cs then pile. Then
their use IL 20, followed BY constipation
- Ia often ,hs cssc With pills. Regular
siEe. 25s. per boz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

List yesr Mildred Hollands leo Dom
psnies spsa, several weeks 10 Brsttleboro
snd this ysss . COMPANY Of % sc,ors will
come TO prepare The pastoral comedy
Oar Nav Ministsr." which hes been
written BY Dsnmsn Thompson and George
II. Ryder They viii give their opening
performances 81 the snditorium Aus. 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

A ,siiirs ysea, b" iss, hsepisompls,sd
sor r. W. Clsneni o. Ra,lsnd The Doe.
10 OF The kpoeh sbeat type. !, 10 % isss
Iona sta n.s % Is Too. ss,sr lice. The
sious 10 expected 10 sivss good sceoart
OF bsrssii 10 the oonins zach, rscss, Tor
which abe vss expressly buiit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

Bert Bsll hes bis bouse on Frsnklif
Ave. nearly com pleted.
Mrs A Z Green cod daughter Eve
Of P.sies. visited r.isnves 10 town lss
seek.
Prot. J. 4 CoIburu has returned Il
Manchester spd IL bu,y looking after ths
repsirs 90 The Seminary buildings.
Mr. and Mrs George Miner and dough
Ter arrived ., Mrs Minei's. Mondsy even
ina Tor short vscs,ioa. Mr. Miner 10 one
the Editors Of the N. Y. Herald.
The Eluinox b.lii team will meet the
Dorsst clu5 here this Wednesday ai,sI
noon and the C,.,l ton club on Saturday
afternoon.
For seversi days the past seek every
toom 10 The EqainoI House hiss been occu
piei. sni every other house 10 the village
nlied. II les big sesson Tor Msretesten
The great golf ,oornsment vss The
eres, si,,sction 10 Manchester last week
TIE close playing OF the "soli crseks''
esssed great excitement among The large
cnmbes OF golfers present.
BE sure end attend the lsdies' sale st
the Congregational church this week, Wed
ue.ssy. Tbursasy aud Friday. A special
somm.ss sale oil BE- held Fridsv. Humsr
COS articles uiIl be sold st bsrssin.
The en,st,sit meat given BY the Hoyts
d Masis HILL, Bau,dsy evening drew .
esosdsd boa,e sod gave great satisfaction.
NJ, oaIy the Misses Hoyt, bat Mrs McBis
asy snd ,bs others vho sssistsd we're
"sell up' 10 their various psri'.
Arthur z Seymour. Piano timer. Of
Bos,on. hes . special engagement for tun
10 Manchester n.1t week. There may BE-
other parties vho vish bic services. snd u
tbey ell dtop . postal card 10. or leave
vo,d 81, the JcunxAL o1iss be will cell on
then.
--Tno,e sho sttsndsd tho Congregation
81 shsvch Sunday moroius we're given .
ssrs treat 10 ID. Zoe rendering oi the
.Ptcdissl sop.' con posed BY Van do Wss
81. and sans 81 The ca sr.cry BY DR.. Ion
Jsetsos. The tenor Of Dr.. McKys' chareh
Of Sss rsrh. Mr. Harry Arnold Of Mes
Yosh played The ossss.
Mr. Wsits A. D.pe. A. B., whose sss
vices - sssi.tsrs teacher have been sscnr
81 b, Barr s1d Ba,ton Seminary, 80
formerly esptsip r tbs football tssm 1t
the usivsssity 81 V smoot sod possesses
besides very sov,.Dis record. The Sen
isssy !. 70 be highly eorsss,ols,ed 90 The
ssq sis.iien sbish II hss nsds.
DE. ion J .stsoa. tsaos. Of Nss Yak.
es,ss aslish,fai .eas recital u she cisb
Heass. Tnssss, ssssilx. There 80 .
ksrd sto.t early 10 tss evening" o. The
voons sos,a hsss bees csos6sd. Dr..
Jsctssn les Are sr.as voice sod . very
elssr trateist,or. .ha bic fesdsrins Of The
sopss Of SSH bsri snd other issosits vsi
xn 10 Icl c.tsn sicsl.ed.
LII /. Il ssr,iossiiy fostansts ios Barr
SD nsrsos ssntssry shss Circumstances
esvs nsds II possibIs 70 sseass Miss S.rsh
q. B.sssn n A. - psscspsrssa Miss
B.shsii ). uIososiiy cell qasisasd both 10
e&fsnsitss ssd b. sxr<stencs for The posi
tor. ss@ hes bees snssssd 10 college
vots IL ,ss ssst ed Tor The pat leo
year. hss bssa issehiss siih success 10
chs Astnsl Scsosls oi ihls sisls. iron
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

Mrs. Mary Rogers and Stella Bates, who
have been 10 Bsnpioston Jail since couu
" court adjourned, hsvs been removed
10 the house Of correction 1t Rutland
sbete they will be kept until their trial
for the murder Of Marcus Rogers 10 cell
ed 10 December. They protested oonsid
srsbly sgsinst being removed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

There y 20 soash nsdieiss 20 pcpsiss
- fsls,s Hcssy spd Tar ], cosssiss 20
osisles o. poiscss ssa never isils 70 cara
Sold By J II whirpla Msesss.sss oerirs.
n r ulbore. Msbshssisr Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

When you wake up With . bad taste 10
your mouth, 60 .. once to the drug stores
otAH Pessibope. Winchester Depot.
Il Wbipple, Manchester Centre. james
Cody. South Dorset. J MArmstrops, Dor
set. and get free sample Of Chem berlsin's
Stomsch and Liver Tablets. One or two
doses will make you veil: They also cure
biliousnets. sick hesdsehe and constips
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

Toe management OF the Bethel Electric
Light snd Power company hss been put
into the hands Of . receissr The imme
date necessity for this step 10 the recent
destruction Of valuable machinery which
must be Of once replscsd and the lack Of
funds to meet the expense, The company
10 doing large business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

Mics Sadie Turner. proprietor Of the
Bfs.tleboro house, saved thst town from
. disastrous fire BY smashing 10 The
slsss Of . FIRE alarm boz With her hand
snd securing help 70 extineui . Gre 10
vinsons paper mill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13
DY EMERY CURED WITHOUT THE AID OF

DY EMERY CURED WITHOUT THE AID Oh
DoCroR
II en- just up from . hard spell Of ths
Aux" (iysentery) says Mr. T. A. Primer. ,
we'll known merchant Of Dfummond,
Tenn. II used one bottle Of Chsmbal
lsin's OolIc. Oholers and DIsrrhoes Rene
dy and was cured without having . doc
tor. / consider II The best cholers medl
cine in ths world" There IL no need Of EN-
pIoJins 9 doctor when this remedy IL used,
for no doctor osn prescribe . better med
cine Tor bowel complsint 10 any form eth
er for children or sdults. II never iaill
snd 10 pleasant TO take. Sold bv A q Petit
bone. Manchester Depot; J Il Whipple.
Manchester Centre; James Cody. 30. Der
set; j NJ Armstrong, Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-08-13

Mr.. sta Mn Pred Seelys sbe esv'
bssa spesdlss several dsys d oaileos
yais hsss fsisrses 10 their boss "a
TtcEsstop. Cosn. scoonrssisd BY hn
Elssrd l.. Pio0b sta 6snshisr hs'
Dfoiby. sta have bsss 10 t9vG sssefsl
nosibs.
Tue Grsnga 81 wsstinsson Cenbiy
n. Y. std Rutland CosHiy. VI. hold ,bs1'
ssrpsl pienie 81 fsrurlf. L,te u.
Cs,kssins. Ffidsy. Apsast IL Addresses
ell be delivered By y u. Morris sod ].
o. Bell, nssisn Of Nee Yorh sod ve'
ncn, state Oranges. bsaaes others snd
there viII BE- so9d masic. Az Invitation
ha been sslendsd 10 The Dorss, Grange
10 be present 90 tits occssion snd doubt
Ices many gill s,tsnd.
The death Of Mis- Pssrcss Lauder
dale occurfed Of Der home 10 Gsnsseo.
n. Y. Wednesday, Ausaa 5sb. Her
health Tor cone months bed been very
poor snd . sbon time ESQ !, beosms evi
asrt that her life could be prolonged but
tor brief period. Her frequent visits
70 Dsret where she spsnt a large portion
OF her time vith her sant Mise Vance,
brought Der toto cIose sequsirtspcs With
the people here, She sts . women Of
sterling character end one loved BY ell
The pess Of her death 10 received sitb
real sorrow by everyone. both yonos end
old, s1d brings . shsdos into many
homes.
Herbert Hspsooi Of New York 10 u
n. j. Hspscod's
-Fddsy evening there sill be social
Of Mrs. John Cooledss's. Ice cream oil
be servs5.
Charles X Bs.ehelder spd daughter
Ruth retained 10 their home 10 South Car
olins lest week.
Rev NJ. J. B. Falltr Of Clarendon
Sunday morning 10 the sbserce
Of Rev. Mr. Brown.
Many friends sre expected 10 arrive
10 town this week. Hired men snd boys
csn sleep on the hay nows, II there is
lack Of lodging room.
-Mrs Jos,u. Brown and daughter Stella
bsve gone to Salt Like City TO visit the
family OF George Walker. Mrs Emily 81
monds is housekeeper during Mrs Browns
absence.
Mrs A. O. Nourse aud ersuddsuehter
Berths Gilup. accompanied Mrs Henry
Stiles from Grafton 10 Manchester. Sstnr
Day. Mr. snd Mrs Stiles are soou TO return
10 their home 10 Jsnesville, lows
MRS J.rley's wsI 6ggers" was de
sided success, Next comes "old home
week." and IL is expected there will bs ssv
sral entertainment on the program. Toes
Icy evening. the ll,h. Rev. Mr. Brown
viii give . talk 10 connection with mus
,Al.
SUNDERLAND
-Mrs Lou Graves Of st. Louis Is visit
ng friends 10 this place.
Miss Ball OF NsW York Is visiting her
friend. Mrs. A. g johnson.
Rev. G Il. Smyth. Jr., will conduct
ae service 10 Uoion church on Sundsy 81
ernoon, Aug. 10Th, at 3 O'Clock.
RUPERT.
"A heavy thunder storm occurred here
snds5 afternoon, during which the barn
II Henry Rosey YES struck and set oh 6re
Toe barn, with ten tons OF hey. two hoFs
.. . COW and boil, we're burned. The
,srn Of a. F. Moore was also struck snd
,urned With several tons Of bay.
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RUPERT.

"A heavy thunder storm occurred bert
Sunday afternoon. during which the barr
Of Henry Rosey YES struck end set Oh 6re
Toe barn, with ten tons OF hey. tvo hor'
rs. . COW and boil, we're burned. The
barn OF q. F. Moore was also struck and
burned With several tons OF bay.