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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
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see s1a nR# Ritn IN keHet stone surface
5Altt39gkh ~ ~ heps 20 DAD penulaa0n3
inQ@ 5Ele pia sand road With its bills and.
noAa9Ms e years ago Then the Improve
naenSs - houses Me will not speak Of
victoria, au1 talEe the other side of ting
roao ME- ochKauer, OF the ole HeppaTu
| iafna has pulls 2 hna new house with
peantlLu iaWn .and fence and then hls farm
1 NlWafs LOOKS g. shough llRe man owned
y. Ii1e new notel, house ana barn, owned
| nY Wlisosl Flszgerald on the oaQ Ralntet
ground, occupied py Mr Brewer linen
we cross tue troiley 60 the Schott property
/ Whicn mas q nesN house n place q the ont
/ that was burned down. then either SIDE has
been SOLD, tae upper side 70 john i@syiefll
tne lower 70 Jonn ConaY. Both are build
ing large snree story houses, exacsiy allkel
Wiacn aie . ere9.s % sne owners the loae
and tne soWnsnip. Mf' Aenfon. q the
middle properly mas improves ms properly
and az three iook very NICE. AZ tnres
men ore employed az 0ioucessef 20 6ns
Weispacn company. Mr: Condy u going
INTO sne chaoken business. re mas seveIal
new houses puhas now, anu Will phliu
more linen aoWn me road past nessian
avenue, tne nela O Weeds oppostte F1ercess
re VIII say mourning apouts neionss %
f.nliaqeiphla man. men we surge me oie
Lape Lawrenpe arm now oWneu " =. rs
rum VINO keeps his FENCES t1lMiheu c .lss
even lowers s. along hls lfohs lenee; lhen
We come so PAM 2esxsns wig 4aglS use
scysne z ileele more nen Nelson = s u:
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
HURFFvILLE.

The Hurifville boys, under the command
Of Captain Walton Chew, made splendid
showing ID the parade Of the Jr. @. r. a.
"a, IN Phila.s on Tuesday evening They
are to be congratulated.
Mrs Henry Chew IS visitor in Barns.
boro.
David Graham is home again after spend
ing very pleasant week with friends 10
Phila.
Charles Davenport is having his hall
repaired, and is adding several improve.
ments.
The young man who drove the black
horse up She stone road on Sunday evening
vas very anxious shat no one should know
where be was going, Ask him why.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Ct staunoh Republican paper, The
paussbc.o Press, reported the Republican
Assembly Convention Of last week a.
follows -
The Assembly convention in the after
noon was presided over by Wilton J.
Adamson, Of Paulsboro, and Nelson w.
Sparks was selected as secretary DR.. III.
A. Stout read paper IN which be nomin-
ated ] Boyd Avis for the Assembly, giving
as a reason, therefore, that the doctors Of
tie county are grateful to Mr.. Avis for
services rendered. Mr.. Avis received the
majority Of the votes and was declared
nominated. Mr. Avis was introduced TO
the convention and urged that last fall be
forgotten and that everybody turn in and
help elect him. y
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

If it is unlawful. as appears BY case
tried Tuesday. to fish in the fresh waters Of
this State with sceine, and the Delaware
is a fresh water stream, then fishing FOL
shad with gill net is Illegal II this statute
is enforced, what becomes Of She fishing
industry Of the Delaware?
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

The Prohibition County Convention held
in Woodbury. last Saturday nominated
Charles F. Repp, Of GIassboro, for Assem-
bly,; Eugene T Lake, Of Woodbury., for
Surrogate, and II. T. Mason, of Wenonah,
for Coroner.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

The first nominations under the new
Primary law, the Democrats Of Jersey
City polIed II, 600 votes and the Republic
cans 5000, and the Republican nominee for
Mayor is said have been afflicted with cold
feet ever since, even in this hot weather.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

It is understood that the committee or
resolutions, or platform, Of the late Re
publican County and Assembly Con.
ventions adopted resolutions, but a.
yet they have not been published
nor can our reporter locate them. They
are said to be peculiar in many ways
but especially in that there was no endorse
nsent Of the Assembly candidate.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

President John w Newberry, Of the
wrecked Mercantile Cooperative Bank Of
Red Bank, and Rudolph Newman, cashier,
were convicted in Monmouth courts on
Monday under three indictments. The
full penalty is seven years confinement IN
prison.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

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Ell. SentemheT il Asfa
And out If naaug d weest sf3$Pi, I,6@,k
The aster fsaWef look,
Wish eNes Of tender BIZ
Hill -, q; III s., IA. s;
ssr,.
heliege 1 Is &, III 81,
beautiful. beautiful ssi MINER sNEile AFf
gssst still fingers III tlse ssir, and our mora
ing roses still drip with bwili0ht dew
fsf3nlvs tl,el aFer, An eT;strek s,s;ssss
And SHILLING locust weaFes
song oI snpsnler dead
Ana ~ MI .l,,r;as II ,.t;,asv ~
these rson' M S.,1
trying to syatenasize work liz n I'll a5ers
while we reconcile curse Ives to f%e Sisona5sf
Of q winter of work. / am rIkm;ni3ed ii
this connection, of statue i lsaw once II
Italy Z vas that Of . heaahifuI woman,
Naap haa hardly passed the heystiay Of
yo9en, ana VINO with rose ID her hair,
s.ae, ssn.1ss as'on nsr ere. was looking
ssIa}tsr IT, ~ elac1ans tees pas
.,iass M is ~ ana hourT
~ rs, f,., s.. Ftll lnQ vas ptsss-
sse III II g WEI us' Nlae
ful ese' which lie ~ e. q 49,.
have held ld ;,,es' s ~ @ss
us forward ana Tx 1a,,s,sa 8, az
pests alone Tia wv Il 4ss.,l sssr
Some 81 Is fora;s,t tb Il, i; Vas ~ o,,vss
pronounced b H. ssr ~ Ma,
like il. Mrs, wilkins ,,sa Int
Of the Junior Epworth League. called her
young people together and held grand
rally in the basement Of the church on
Wednesday afternoon Of this week, There
vas E large gathering, and al entered with
w;ntsr .nso sne plans suggested ZOE me
se ,sss ~, oaa' nsiassnlnelies were
Trass,s. CIV F sso,s1 sln's slloyeu py ~
Junior Epworth League one of fI,e sfron no
holds Of the church here.
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Thomas Jefferson believed that govern.
ment the best for Americans that governed
the least. We are getting long way
from Jeffersonian ideas in New Jersey
when even primary elections and political
Conventions are hedged about by noun
.tains Of impracticable legislation.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Another Republican mistake has been
discovered The printer is charged with a
mistake in printing the ballots for the
Constitutional Amendments election, and
they must be reprinted, but wen wager
the State pays for both lots.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

mary law worked with surprising smooth
ness. Well, why shouldn't it. It was
CREASED with thousands Of dollars taken
from tax payers and only about five per
cent of the people of the State, outside Of
Hudson and Essex counties, participated in
election. Why shouldn't it work with
surprising snoothness
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

governor Murphy is still Of the opinion
that the new Primary law is just right
Evidently the Governor is preiudiced, be
cause he occupies lonesome position.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Chancellor IN Open Letter AnHWer 70
Bar Associations Request for And Of Law
yers ii Passing Proposed Patches to Com
aEitution.
Former Vice Chancellor John Bird
has addressed to James ), Bergen and the
members Of Che committee Of the New
Jersey bar association an open letter con-
demning the action Of those gentlemen in
requesting the 2, 500 members Of the New
Jersey bar TO support the proposed con
stitutional amendments
vice Chancellor Birds long experience
st the New Jersey bar, and his familiarity
with the judiciary Of the state, will make
his views on The amendments Of much
interest.
Vice Chancellor Birds letter follows:
| To the Honorable James . Bergen and
others, committee appointed BY the New
Jersey Bar Association.
You have favored me with copy Of the
address, which you have prepared, with
the view thereby Of persuading the $500
members " bhe Oal ~ 1sSH SSAssy "1'V
their several clients to vote for the pro-
posed amendments to the constitution Of
our state, about TO be submitted to the
people for an expression Of their approval
or disapproval at the ballot box.
re- His very earnest anneal had NOT been
SAINT - nat should have exercised the
aS .s Il nv ina onaer, as 10 what had
hefter ~ dome II ina nolls. and remained
s;1as,+ p,,t ,Sy,e,, <gen*laman nersanallv
5,,o-,,, - sor ,,,nr wears III he Of the
h;rhsot en,;.,erca for intsoritv and SINGER
Of Il ,, .,,,,sS i, IN fbeir Efforts f. nro-
n ~ az s. p pgl welfare make such an
a,,.,,ost s,,1,esl il carfa;rlv nroner that
s,se,,l5 - ~, reasons for differ;s with
tse .ro. ~. n,attra If such grave inrort al
tl,s,ss ,,,a,,t;ared in The address # tbeir
| an,,aoI dres not convince me- that their
| a ryiee sI,o,,Id Ii follovued
The s;yst sr,e,gast;op I'll NV mind IN
reading tha apTsal Is the repret that ii
had mot l,een made n The > 800 members Of
tba bar moro t5an Eve wears aoo or when
tha haT aSSoc;at;oT f;rs toclx definite action.
Had q reasonable effort then been made ia
nroo,lra ! Convention ~ LAWYERS. il is more
| Fhan nrohable fhat their labors would have
| resrlted n suoh recommendations to chal-
Ilanoe the hearty sunnort of ali LAWYERS and
also ali taxnavers. Had shat course been
adontea other changes in our judicial sys.
fam would have been urged. and the ne.
cessitv thereof discussed. and If not accep.
| ted wonld have satisfied their advocate:
| that their time had NOT come vet.
T,,z,r.. ,r1, II r,r,,,,,xyr7 Y4-r4r,TApv
DEe1nh AMI r-A1i1s1 = ' Y = = A>ASA 2 = -
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Boss Lentz rules Essex and Essex rules
Republican politics Of the State
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
Monday. Sept. %. 1909

at o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidate for General Assembly,
Surrogate and one Coroner
z. E. GR0ssCUPs
Chairman Of last Democratic County oonven-
ton.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

T7sis paper Is entered n The Post Office at Wood
bury, IT. j., as second-clGss matter
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

The delegates representing the Democratic
party elected in the various townships wards
bor0aghs and precincts of Gloucester county at
sfe primary election held on September 8, 1908,
are requested to meet in Prehl's Hall, Wood
bury Nj on
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-17

Quite change In the weather.
When some men call their wife
"dear," they mean costly.
Don't cast your pearls before
swine, feed them corn on the ear.
Mrs. T. H. King of Stocking
avenue has returned from a visit to
her relatives at Salamanca, N. Y.
Levi Tucker, one of the best citi,
zens of New Martinsville, and a
property owner In this city was
here portion of the week attend
Ing to business matters.
Charlie Pickett, formerly head
machinest with the Leidecker Too
company, OF this city, has moved
his family to Llttleton where ne Is
the manager of an extensive bust
ness.
The Ben Hur Is due here this
evening at 4.3o enroute from Park
ersburg to Plttsburg. The Kan
awha is due here Sunday morning
on her way from Charleston to Pitts
burg. The Bessie Smith will ar.
rive here about noon Sunday on
her wav from Parkersburp tC
Wheeling.
A splendid crop of apples In be-
Ing gathered throughout what Is
known as the Panhandle apple
belt of this State. The crop will
yield upwards of 200 carloads 1t is
stated by those who are particular
| ly interested In the growing and
marketing of the apple crop. A
buyer from Plttsburg has been jr
New Cumberland and vicinity fol-
the past month or so and has now
shipped quite number of CARLOAD
lots. The price received Is private
yet enough Is known to warran
one In saving that very hand
some sum will be left In Brooke
and Hancock counties from TIL:
source. A summary Of the crop a:
gathered by the individual growers
along the river belt would be ret1
interesting.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-17
Local News
Fine rain this morning

Fine rain this morning
Hold your oil for higher prices
County court will meet Monday
Oh Is selling for $3.50 on the oil
exchange.
Thanksgiving proclamations will
soon be ripe.
c. G. Mccormick left this morn
Ing for points south.
DE. Thoenep was Parkersbure
business visitor today.
Circuit court convenes at ST.
Marys Monday morning.
You never saw such bargains ir
silks as Mccoy Bros. are offering.
171t
John Mathews, of Middlebourne
spent the day with friends In the
city.
W. F. Clark, the hustling Eli
Fork politician, was in the city yes
terday.
Our special silk sale next week
will be a hummer. Mccoy Bros.
II 1T
Attorney Frank W. Clark, o
New Martinsville, was In the cit.
last evening.
Col. r. M. Jennings, Of Pitts
burg was registered today at tn
Hotel Wells.
Ben Bridgeman, II prominen
business man of New Martinsvilie
was In the city today.
Ex-Judge T. P. Jacobs, of New
Martiusville, was a business calle
In tie city last evening.
M. Mandell, superintendent o
the Berea Oh company, left for hi
home at Titusville, Pa, today.
The man who doesn't become
father until he Is fifty, thinks h
knows all about babies 10 less tina
a week.
Everything In Rubber boots AM
shoes from a small size 3 for chill
to the largest worn by men at Nc
Coy's. II 1t
Smart Set, Aiuslees and Argos
magazines, November numbers, ar
In and for sale at McCoys Boo
Store.
Frank Zook, of Evansville, Ohio
and one of the most popular travel
Ing salesman on the road, was call
Ing on his patrons here yesterda
afternoon.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-17

IS II
George McCamey. who has been
visiting his family on north Water
street, returned yesterday afternoon
to the Wood county oil field.
DeBells Kidney pills positively
cure kidney troubles, backache,
rheumatism, etc. Price csc.
G. w. Kotzebue, of the firm of
Kotzebue & Murrey, returned last
evening from Spencer, where he
has been for few days, looking
after a branch store he Is conduct
Ing there.
For pleasant physic take Cham
berlair's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Rasy to take. Pleasant In effect.
For sale by c. W. Grier.
Norwan Dick has returned home
from Wheeling, where he has been
receiving treatment for severe at
tack Of typhoid fever. He Is grad.
ually regaining his health but Is
yet quite weak.
Wanted-5 or 6 room house in
desirable location. Mrs. H. P. Nc
Crea, 244 South Wells street.
173t
Mr.. John J. Rea gave his yacht
another trial the forepart of the
week. While she is someHh8 t
faster than before yet the new en-.
CINE does not propel her through
the water as rapidly as 1t was ex'
pected to.
Prof. w. ]. Morris, the Quaker
optician, the man that makes the
blind see will be In Sistersville or
the 18th, 10th and 18TH of October
Middlebourne 10Th, 2oth and 2Ist
1o6 it'd &w
The Tyler County Star contain:
an interview with a man named
Captain W. F. Armstrong" O
this city, who the Star says Is (
candidate for the State Senate ano
Is for Scott. There Is no such {
man living here who Is a candidate
for anything.
No old stock Rubbers, all ar
strictly new goods In their origiua
case as shipped from the factorie:
to Mccoy Bros. 171t
A. L. Herriott, Internationa
President of the Brotherhood o
OH and Gas Well Workers. left TO
his home at Bowling Green, Ohio
last evening, after declaring tina
the session of his organization Ii
Sistersville was the most pleasant o
any yet held.
The Eagles held very importan
and interesting meeting In thei
hall In the McCoach building las
evening. There was a large at
tendance, several buzzards hat
their wings properly fitted, and
general good time was enjoyed b.
the members of this popular organ
ization.
Why don't some of our citizens rul
for Sheriff. prosecuting attorney o
county assesso? They are all goot
Offices and we have plenty of gooc
material here for these positions
Stili,it would look very odd to have
a Sistersville man holding a county
cfhce All we can do here Is to vot'
for The other man.
The many friends of Martin
aooker, one of the attaches of the
Burand company, will be glad t
earn that he Is recovering from his
ecent severe attack of typhoid fe
yer. aud will be In the city abou
the first of the coming mouth. Mar,
tin is one of the most popular o.
the young society men, and his re-
turn to health will be pleasan,
i-GTz &c a., WLo kew KIN.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-17
One Way to Make Money Is To Save It

and invest It We by supplying
YOU clothing skill and conscientious effort
produce habit paying tailor his
prices be just well satisfied at
half the The
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-08-07
Events Of
a Week

~ ~ -'RFibB'i " Wv w @~>s~'f~~~
Yesterday morning.
Frank and Fred Gooding are vi
ahe branch for few days.
sir. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Lucy were
il. Boise the first OF the week.
Rev. w. II. Bowler was in Black
/. OF Sunday where he held services.
Miss Margaret Pratt went to
ketchum Wednesday morning for
visit.
Roadmaster Burns was over the
branch, Tuesday, on a tour OF in
spection.
Miss Alta Gooding went to
Ketchum Saturday for two weeks
VISIT with her grandmother.
W. G. Filler, general manager Of
the Twin Falls Land and Water
company, was in town Tuesday.
Joe Darrh was in town Wednes-
day, and said that he would com
msnce cutting his second crop OF
hay Thursday.
For Sale: Lot s, Block r.,
Recess addition, just south of T. 1.
McMahon's residence. Enquire Of
Mrs. A. McIver. 38w1.
Mrs. Ida A. Burkelt has return
cd from visit with friends in
HALEY and is again the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. 7. NJ. Starrh.
George w. Fritz has severed his
connection with the Silver City
Avalanche, which paper he has
published for the past Ave months.
Il. A. Walters has moved his
law Office into the Office recently
vacated by The county assessor
and is comfortably settled in his
new quarters.
w. C. Custer is nicely locared in (
his new market. The pleasant |
look with which he greets his Gus i
toners is a pretty good indication i
that be y enjoying his new quar- h
tiers. 0
Mr.. and MRS. Robert HAYES and
Mrs. G. II. Olnistead OF Pocatello Il
and Mrs +. A. Landon OF Chicago .
arrived in town last Friday even g
ing, and went up the branch, Sat u
arday. for few days outing &C.
". +, Skinner Of Chicago was in u
own Tuesday, looking over the pa
i've stock conditions. Mr.. skinner al
J, largely interested In the Chicago y
tock yards AID prominently con. pc
'eoted with tue live stock show DO
Ield annually in that city, M
Sh
A dispatch SAYS that the com 20.
med encampment of the Idaho, Az
lregon and Washington militia ~.
ear Tacoma next month to partic- IN,
pate in maneuvers with the L. S. los
oops of the department Of the vn
olumbia has been abandoned, and !.
10 encanpment will not be held 10
lis year. ,f
They continue to 60 out Of bus. SEQ
ess. The last to g is the Mont. fay
'lier Republican. which, after fill to
& "iongielt want for four boy
onths. concluded il didn't want thin
IS more experience III trying to pro
ep alive in town not large Mos
ough for two papers. The old arol
ontpelier Examiner pugsues the ton
en- tenor Of It's way. rs equa teaa
nifty was not disturbed by the Won
ming OF the new journal, aud il up
. along just the same as ii the had
IS dispenser OF local items and day.
hiorer If bright. fresh wads OF worl
dom bad never been born quar-
,ersl towns in Idaho have been whel
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-08-07

Guy c. Barnum went up The
branch this morning.
W. F. Millsaps went to HALEY
today on county business.
Guy G. Barnum was Boise
visitor the first OF the week.
! Miss Pearl Gooding returned
from the mountains last evening.
Miss Rose Mabbutt went to Hal
ley this morning to visit Mrs. Lyt-
Teton Price.
Miss Louise Gooding went to
Miner yeste rday where she will be
the guest Of her sis.er. Mrs. J. w.
S. Emerson.
Frank Stone of Colfax, Wash,
arrived in town yesterday morning,
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. flooding.
The county commissioners have
been in session this week. The
proceedings in full will appear in
next weeks issue.
Mrs. Frank Condit and daughter
of Baker City, Oregon, arrived in
town this morning. Mrs. Condit
is a sister OF Mrs. d. g. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Walters of
Rawlins, Wyo., are visiting their
son, f. A. Walters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walters were residents of this vii
lage some years ago.
J. Rosevier of Glenns Ferry, who
has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. II. l.. Hulburl,. returned home
Friday. Mrs. Hulburt accom- panied
him, and returned to Shoshone,
Monday, with her mother. II
The new telephone line to the |
Falls is progressing rapidly. The
,ost holes are all dug and the wire |
s oelng stretched from the Falls |
his way, and is up about II miles I
'ut OF town. 1t Is expected that y
be line viii be completed in about Y
wo weeks. II
Swope & Wheeler's brick yard 3
cam took little spin along North h
TAIL street last Friday evening. =
he driver lost control Of the horses II
nd jumped from the wagon and n
lie horses ran as far as the rear Of II
crimes stable before they were n
opped. No serious damage was IN
)ne. al
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-08-07
Brevities

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Calhoun hay
gone to Hagerman.
Mics Esther Hardtegan returne
to Miner Wednesday.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrie,
Gebrig, Monday morning, a son.
| DR.. r. w. Kleinman has pur
chased the lots OF Mrs. F. w
Gooding east OF the Episcopa
church and will build residenc.
there soon.
The village board OF HALEY
granted j. II. Brady franchise &c
construct and operate a water works
system in that place, at its meet
ing Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Croker will
build a residence at once across
the street from the new house Of
G. M. Hemphill. The material
has been ordered and the house
will be finished BY fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hulburt and
Mr.. and MIS-. +. w. Coolidge of
this place and Mrs. Rosevier of
Glenns Ferry went u Ketchum
Wednesday for couple Of weeks
outing. Mr.. Hulburt will 90 over
to Atlanta before his return to look
after his mining interests.
Fred Jones met with peculiar
accident Monday. He was max
ing his toilet in the wash room of
The New Columbia hotel, and
moved his arm in such
, manner as to throw his elbow
'ut OF Joint. Just what the trouble
vas WAS not known for several
lours, when the dislocalion was
educed.
Mrs. d. G. Hill has been serious
y i'll for the past ten days. Her
mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Long, arrived
rom Baker City, Oregon, Wednes-
ay, and is helping to care for her
aughter. DR.. Emerson was called
rom Miner in consultation with
)r. kleinmln, Wednesday even
ig. Mrs. Hill has been steadily
since Sunday and it is
oped that she will be able to be
at aga n before many days.
The Bellevue races and sports
riday, Saturday and Sunday drew
large crowd and some good races
ere witnessed by the lovers of
at sport. A few knowing per-
ms bumped up against a straight
, on Quicksilver, Sunday, ard
id more or less for their inform
ion. The ball game between
oshone and AN aggregation COM
sed OF Bellevue, HALEY and Plea
players Was the most interest
! feature of the occasion. The !
Dshone team won with ease and
* all that was in sight of the
prize. Quite bunch ofmoney L
Inged hands on the game az
oughout the first half the con
looked like a cinch for Belle
to the sports up The branch,
D put up their good money only
ose il to the numerous hackers
the Shoshone team. The final
e was 1t to IL in Shoshone's
Or, but at one time il stood IL ~
6 Bellevue's way. The local
S haven't many complimentary
gs to say OF the way Bellevue
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