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The colored American., 1903-12-19
CITY PARAGRAPHS.


a few days in Baltimore this week
on business.
Hon. Edmond Deas, of Darlington,
5. c., Chairman of the Republican
State Senate Committee, is in the city.
Before giving your order for coal
and wood, be sure and phone or con-
suit Messrs. Lewis Jefferson G. Co., 1st
and N Sts., S. w. They guarantee
full measure and prompt service
Miss Fannie Moten, one of our pop
ular school teachers is the guest of
Mrs. w. P. BurreIl, of John Street,
Richmond, Va. Miss Moten will visit
her sister, Mrs. J. w. Jackson of
Lynchburg, Va, befores she returns to
the city
DR.. w. D. Crum, collector of customs
for the port of Charleston, S. c., was
seen at the Capitol and at the White
House the other day. The genial Doc
tor has host of friends in this city,
both white and colored, who are eff
fusive in congratulations to him.
For an enjoyable evening with con-
genial folks, attend the Friday even
ing session of The Hesper Dancing
Glass, at True Reformers' Hall. Mat
inee for the young people Saturday,
430 p. m. to $50 p. m.
Col. William Murren and wife gave
a dinner in honor of Rev. Ralph Amos,
of Montrose, Ark, Sunday, December
9th. 1t was an elaborate affair Among
those present were Mr.. Geo. w. Stew
of Virginia, Mrs. Holmes and Mr.. E.
E. Cooper, of The Colored American
The DR.. left Sunday night for Atlanta,
where he was dated to AXE number
of speeches.
On Sunday evening, November 29th,
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, under the direction
of Mrs. Adella Turner rendered a.
very interesting program in the Peo-
pies A. M. E. Zion Church. There
were many addresses. Some by the
| noblest women of the city and vicin-
ity. One of the most interesting fea-
lures was an address by Miss Ida Nor
gan. After the services a collection
of $25 was received.
| Mr.. William Peace and Miss Jennie
| Hall were united in marriage We'd
nesday December 2, by the Rev. w. j.
| Holland, d. D., at the Peoples A. NJ.
e. Zion Church. A large number as
| sembled to witness the ceremony
Miss Florence Brewer was brides
maid while Mr.. James Cheatam and
acted as best man. The ushers were
M. Elwood Upshaw and Mr.. Thomas
Coston. A reception followed at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, No.
70 Meeting Street.
The Mutual Improvement Society
with headquarters in this city are do
ing a splendid local business, and pro-
pose to branch out in other cities. To
this end great mass meeting was
held in Trenton, N. j., Friday night,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

Kazdy czytelnik J, W5iarusa'' !,
kt6rego Interesuj9W ynalazkii mine
ralne alb.o lecznicze, ptowinien cry
tao og1oszenie ma STRONGLY tego|
numeru Theo. Noel 60. p Chicago
w1aSciciei s{aWnego Viitae-Ore,
osobliwego miineralu, wydobywane-
go z gruntu, kt6re. posiada zadzi-
wiajace w4asno6ci tlenu rozpuszczo-
nego " wodzie. Ia osobliwa ruda
byla najprz6d odkryta przez Theo.
Noel Comp. Cd czasu jej odkrycia
ten osobliwy produkt=stai sic 6rod-
klein " leczeniu tysiecy ludzi pc
w~szystkich krajach " kazdym PREY
padku choroby spowodowaf wiele
Acknowledgment wyleczen miedzy
czytelnikami naszej gazety Oferts
robiona przez kompania, jest pra-
vie tax znamienita jak sama ruda.
Oni ME pytaja .. pieniadze, leoz
pragna abykazda osoba uzywala
rude przez 80 dni ME placac ami
centa i tel ME potrzebuja placic al
przekonaja sic 0 rzeczywistej uldze.
Propozycya, pod nagl6wkiem
Wy4acznie ola Abonent6w" jest
niezawodnym oryglna}em j moze
bye czytana przyjeta z korzy6cia
przez kazda chora osobe. Kompania
jest rzetelna bedzie starala sig
zgodzic:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05
Najgorszy dar.

Bedzie si1a W przezornym wy.
padku. To moze zniszczyG nadzieje.
Wiedza ~przysztosci ME utworzy
szczescia. Tam SO, Orzeczywiscie,
niekt6re rzeczy Q przeszfosci, kt6ry
my znamy. Jezeli W przypadku
brak energii, duma i zguba apetytu
wykazuje sic sama, wiemy re. ma
stapia powazne skargi, jezeli ME
.bedzie pohamowana. C~zestokroc
choroba watroby merck nastapi
predko. w kazdym wypadku
Electric Bitters przywr6ci wan
zdrowie. Ono wzmacnia, odzywia,
i wraca size zrujnowanemu systemic
wi. Tylko SO c. Satysfakcye gwa-
rantowe przez M. J. Kowalewskie-
go aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05
KOLON1E POLSKE.

Gdyby Polacy ca4kiem zrozu.
mieli prawdziwa wartos6 tych
d6br gruntowYch, porzuciliby
wszyscy swoja prace " miastach,
mlynach, " fabrykach i przyszliby
tn, kupujac sobie nowa lub gotowa
farme. Tu jest sposobnosc,:: = kt6rej
powinniscie korzystad, wybleraj4c
sobie tax dobra farme. Jestesmy
przekonani, re J. J. Hof " nied1u-
gej przysz}osci bedzie mial nowa
kolonie blisko Krakowa iSobieskl.
Wielki nowy kosoid} jest ma ukon-
czeniu " Sobieski ia jestem Sc
kretarzem tegoz IL checia pokaze
fanny kaxdemu, kt6ry sic zg}osi.
do mnie.
JoZEF WALCZAK
49, Sobieski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

mech sienie obawiajg pisac do
mnie. Me mann najjmniejjszeg q! 9
miaru naciiagania was. Pragne je
|dyniie poinformowa6 was lekar-
stwiie niiweczacem wsszelkie choroby
mezkie. Cierpialem przez d{uggie
ilata 3 powodu naduzy6 mlodo6ci ma
polucye, rozszerzenie zyl, utratee
mezko5ci i pamieci, nerwowo6c ftp.
w nadziei znalezienia pomocy j
ratunku wydalem setki dolar6w ma
specyalist6w, pasy elektryczne j
=lekarstwa, by1em zasypywany pre-
sylkami lekarstwa prdbnych free
samples) tax poczta jak i przez G.
@. D., przez najrozmaitszych szal-
berry j naciagaczy. Nieomal zu-
pelnie zrujnowany, udalem sic do
Europy by ~zasieggna6 rady powazne-
90 specyalisty. Ten przepisal mi
lekarstwo, kt6re wyleczylo mnie
najzupelniej idzis czuje sic lepiej
nil kiedykolwiek wzyciu Recep-
te tego znakomitego lekarstwa Po-
siadam do dis i wsrazie potrzeby
poszle j. kazdemu " kopii wraz 2
potrzebnemi informacyami bezp{at-
ME - MONA z niej otrzymaG lekar-
stwo " kazdej lepszej apiece "a
ma4a Gene. Uleczy4o sic. JUL tax
setki os6b.
Piszcie do mnie dzisiaj. ia ME
iestem oszust i ME mann ME do
sprzedania Tub wysylki przez G. Q.
D. i nazwisko j adres wasz zatrzy-
nam jake swiety sekret. Jesli
byscie przekonali sic Q jakiejkol
wick mojej nieuczciwosci, pozwa'
lam wan ogfosic mnie " gazetach,
Adres: &. III.
Dr.. Box 622, Chicago, Ill,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

= Czy skutecznie leczy dr. L.
A. Badger? Przyjacielu spytaj sic
o to panstwa J. Majchrzak, 526
Pulaski st., Toledo, 0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

s=S - -
opieke ;rarujj bad'z mi Pc
moca wtejj strasznei ch '''llll.
ktt65rejj SLY lud l,lki nie s2 w
.ssttalrczaja ] jedyn'e Twoja'
laska, . Boze, . 81 dodat
.moze.
A gdy 70 mdwil ! goracym.
afektem wzni6sl SERGE do
Bopa, Sum, zgielk, krzyk,
iek i zamet stawa} sic tenn
wiekszy, ze juz : pod kolan
sic usawat zdawala.
spojrzal przed siebie. a
-G- - -EE%aH. 49, 49, Et-E" FE."- Es#-%%EE
OTTO wszystko z MIN razem
pedzl do przepasci ciemnel
.rozwartej, sztrasznej, 2 kt6rej
Ear okropny bucha. a stra-
sznieisze jeszcze odzywaja sic
ieki rozpaczy, boleSci i zwat-
p;enia.
Pod Twoja obrone"
poczal sic modlic krolewicz,
a W tel chwili us'ysza! jakby
dzwony koscielne Robin
nego miasta i dolecia}a go
nuta pieeni wielkanocnej
slyszal spiew znanych sob e
glos6w / sam "a niemi sp'e
wac pocza&:
. Kr6l niebieski knam zawita',
Jako sliczny kwiat zakwitaE.
Pc smierci nam sic pokazal,
Alleluja. AlIeluja.
Przyby}o mu duchs, DO
zerwawszy sic ma kolana.
szed( iuz Smialo i pewno ku
temu, kt6rego szukai, a z
pelnej piersi poteznym g|osem
Spiewa} dale;: ...
Piekielne mocy zwoiowa|.
Nieprzyjaciela podepta},
Mad nedznemi sic zmilowal!
Alleluja, Alleluja'
niczem mu juz byly wszel~
kie strachy tego okropnego
miejsca, tel ciemnicy g|ebo~
kiej. W kt6re) sic zna]dowal, a
w kt6rej tylko raz poraz
b'yskaly ogoie przeklestwa i
On sam blyszcza( $wiecil.
Bo cudem niepojetym,z o.
wych podark6w pustelniczych
kt6re ma w,azarek chrzestny
odebra} a, kt6re zawsze zsoba
nosil, bila Swiatlosc jasna W
ko}o, a ola niego plynela ja-
koby odwaga otucha, re Bog
z MIN i re zwyciestwa mu u
dzieli. Widzial sic jakoby O.
dziany caly "a odrobinka sza-
ty Chrystusowej, liza Zbawi-
ciela p%romieni}a pred MIN !
~oswiecala droge, a kropla po-
tn Jezusowego ochloda mu sic
stawala W zarach piekielnych
DO W tych blaka} i przez te sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

ID. IN lOlG11VO
ZAPRZEDAk.
(Dokodczenie(.
W tel chwili przypadaja do
oiego rycerse zbrojo' o'el~
pc " .twarz rzucaja. nazywa]a
tchorzem. kt6ry z mimi bronlaa
zmierzyc sic boi. ola dam !
kr6la niegrzeczny.
On s}yszy to wszystko on.
kt6ry: slynatz rycerskiego RE
miosla, on ,pogromca dunn.
nych | zuchwaiych. Znowu
przypomina sobie zadanie.
swoje, schyla glove reke cd
mlecza i .,precz pokuso"'
powtarza.
1 zniklo wszystko W jednej
chwili, a biedny kr6lewicz stall
sam jeden opuszczooy: Ida
la dolatywa1y go g]osy weso.
le.: tetent kopyt kohskich,
chrzest zbroi 1 szczek broni
Zdawato mu sic wnet. re pred
aim, to znowu, re gdz'eS
mad MIN wysoko $cieraja sic
miedzy SODA rycerze, ie Sc
toczy zacieta walka.
On postepowal dalej zglod
nia(y. wyciedczony. obdarty
nawet, al doszed do &C.
stego lasu. z kt6rego zalat>~
wal 60 zapach dojrzalych ia
blek. Gl6d sic W MIN odez~
wal, wiec przyblizywszy sic
do pelnej owocu jabfoni, a
ME widzac nigdz'e lezacego
jablka ma ziemi. wstrzasl
drzewem.
Posypaio sic z drzewa i
SUM zrobi& sic wielki, ale "a
naiast spadaiacych jablek, uj~
<za{ stado kruk6w czarnych.
wzbijajacych sic W gore "a
aim zaS zerwaiy sic diva sta
da czarnych or}ow i poczela
sic W powietrzu straszna wal
ka
Krolewicz zdumIal sic ma
ten widok. a gdy ocsy spu-
Sell, dostrzegl kamied pod
! drzexem / usiadt ma MIN W
zamysleniu.
Kamie6 steknat jekliwje. a
" leslie zrobil SIC SUM g}uchy
z szumu tego od1ywaly sic
gtosy coraz wyrazoieisze. al
sic pocze|y c'ezkie narzekania,
zgzryt zeb6wi przeklehstwa.
Kazde drzewo odzywalo sic
"a straszna nova, kazda galaz
zebamt zgrzyta}a. kazdy list
szumial, jakby haven westr
chnieniem. tn slychae bylo
prick linania dnia W ktorymsie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

income, aelosy niewId'lzliiaalllnlych
os 9 5dogadywaly.
.I az my teob,ie DAM do po-
mocy. Tvs mas pacierzem wy
bawil : cmentarzyska.
To zn a drobne ptasze
lecjalo pred MIN !
wskazywafo droge. a on WI.
dial sikorke p%rzypomnial
sobie poratowane piskleta.
Zapach chleba dolatujac 60
byl mt ma karmieniem i silly
%przywraca', a jemu przypom.
NAL SIC p'ec goreiacy pala
CENT sic chlebsmi.
Doszedl wreszcie tcgo, kt6-
ry pred MIN uciekal.
W 1mie O'ca + | syna
II / Ducha Swietego = ro-
zkazuie Ct. stan! zawolal kr6.
|lewicz, a W tel chwili dziec'e
male, kt6re on gdzies dawno
widzial Spiace mad woda.
pred MIN sic wysune}o i ja-
koby ma skrzydlach wzlec'aw-
Iszy wyrwa'a z rak szatana
kartke z podpisem OLGA, "a.
przedajacym syna.
/ w tel chwili ryklo W kolo
,akby sic ziemia i niebo wa
lily.
Kr@lewicz stall z karta W
reku sam jeden W dzikiei ME.
znanej okolicy, pred MIN
koh lego wierny i pielgrzym
staruszek.
Gdzie byl, kedy / jak mia]
do domu wracac, ME wiedzial.
- Bog Ct dial zwyciestwo,
On CT l droge wskaze. Moja
godzina wybi}4.
TAX rzekl pielgrzym znik]
W tel chwili.
Kr6lewicz siad} ma konia |
zdaf sic ma jego wole. Da Bog
wr6ci szczesliwie do swoich .
%$. sss;ss; g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

70. kalz'diyl RAINIER kannien. kazdaG
kazdy listek, 70 szlo~
chajac.do1 nieutul lie. e ~
lac. jak wye wiatr przerazli
Wy v gluchej oddali, lub tez
znowu jak gdyby wszysfka"
bolese calego swiata " jedno
miejsce.
Nares1cie porwaly sic 2
mieisc swoich omszale kam'e-
ME, a rzucajac sic Jeden ma
drugi, sztraszna poczety wal
Ike. Olbrzymie drzewa r.uszy7
ty z m~ieisca i poczely re
SODA wsciekIe zaPasy, walac
jedno ma drugie, re sic ida
walo il SWAT sic chyba koh-
czy, skoro nj kamteh dolezec,
nj drzewo korzeniami ziemi
sic utrzymat ME mole, gdy
ztoscia wsciek}e, rzuca sic ma
siebie to co nieruchome j
martwe.
Walka trwala ME d'ugo.
BIO OTTO tie drzewa. tie kamlenie,
tie krzaki / paprocie, wszy-
stko to przybra}o ludzka
postat grenada wielka
gnane, ruszylo najprz6d
wsr6d ]ekow, p'acz6w, wrza.'
sk6w i krzyku rozpaczy.
Dobrowolnie mic ME szlo,
owszem ociaga]o sic kazde.
ale cofoat sic uiepodobna. BIO
z tY|u pedz' grenada potez-
nych willow i Gale CORY
ogniste ~posuwaja sic dalej a
dalej pedza pred SODA
wszystko.
Kr6lewicz spojrza} po "a
siebie. spostrzegl W groma~
die pedzajacych willow, ma
gore walacej sic coraz dalej
a dalej, spostrzegl i poznal
tego, kt6ry kiedys cd OLGA
jego wyludzA podstepnie "a
pis. a ]emu swiecn juz MIN W
oczy.
Kr6lewicz zebral wszystkie
silly zapomiat tych okrop~
nych rzeczy i strach6w W
ko}o. a chot go Scisk pedza~
cych naprzdd gna' pred
SODA, zwrocil sic ku temu,
ktorego szukal, ably zazadat
swego. Ale razem z lasem
W ludzi zamienion5m, stala
sic i z|emia pod nogami .ru.
a trzesac sic, jakby
rozpostarta piachta liza wietrze.
posuwaia sic razem re wszy-
e+lr;ooo ia Lrok ooor7kd hvl
The Western news., 1903-07-15

License to wed was granted to Will
lam E. Cannon and Miss Maude E
Manning, both of Stevenaville.
Mrs. James Patulla returned Satur
day from Missoula, where she visited
with Mrs. Toole for a couple of days
J. H. Chilson, formerly of Hamilto,
but now of Kalispell, has beer visit
ing old friends in the valley during
the past week.
Oliver Blood the well-known marke,
gardiner, placed the first new cabbage
OF the season on the market early last
week.
]. E. David of the Westside leaves
today for Kansas City with a carload
OF horses. He expects to return in
| about four weeks,
The Victor ball team was up against
1t last Sunday, suffering decisive de.
feat at the hands of the colored boys
of Fort Missoula.
Jasper Slack and M. L. Cha of
Corvallis, last week disposed of their
wool clip, amounting to q 900 pounds,
at IA cents per pound.
VIM. Silverthorn, one of the oldest
timers in the Bitter Root, and who
has spent the past eleven years on the
coast, was Hamilton visitor Satur-
day.
Sam keenan, departed yesterday for
Apex. Colorado, where he has been
offered good position with a mining
ontfit. Sans many Hamilton friends
wish him success.
While driving along the Westside
last Sunday, Mrs. Robert Walpert
was thrown from her buggy, and sus.
tained some severe cuts and bruises
about her head and shoulders.
John A. Sears and family, of Wood
side, have gone to Butte for the sum-
mer. In company with his brother-in-
law, Amos Nicholson, Mr.. Sears has
organized the Bitter Root Commission
company.
Former Sheriff ]. d. Watts, who is
now located in Missoula, is canvass
ing the county in the interest of the
Bankers Life insurance. By reason
of his wide acquaintance and we'll /
known integrity, Mr.. Watts should
meet with splendid success in his new
venture. /
A decree of distribution in the Cor
tez Golf estate has been filed in the
office of the clerk and recorder. The
estate is one of the largest in the Bit
er Root. According to the terms of
Of the decree, an undivided one-half
is distributed to Clarence Golf, son,
and to Mrs. Mary J. Golf, wife of the
deceased.
The Western news., 1903-07-15

Geo. P. Blake, engineer for the
Great Falls water plant. is spending a
few days in the valley renewing OLD
acquaintance.
Mrs. Margaret P. Daily, Marcus
Daily and Howard Walsh arrived last
evening, and will probably spend
most of the summer at the ranch.
Rev. w. r. Hickman will hold me-
mortal services in honor of the late
H. So,nes on Sunday, July %, at the
houle of Mrs. Somes on Skalka
ho.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. F. Butler, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Donovan form
camping party who left this morn
ing for East Fork to spend couple of
weeks.
R. Lee McCulloch yesterday moved
bis law Office into the building on
Madison, between Second and Third
streets, formerly occupied by W. H.
Eastman.
The authorities believe they are on
the track of the person who rif1ed the
till OF the Fulkerson store at Victor on
the night of July 4th, obtaining 1921;
but no arrests have been made as
yet.
Nose Humble, of Corvallis, was
arrested yesterday by Constable J. T.
Crush, upon complaint of Mrs. J. ].
kentner, charged with disturbing the
peace. He was fined $40 and costs by
Justice Morris.
John Mcguire was Hamilton WIS.,
tor Monday. The veteran manager
'ontemplates producing play in
Hamilton sometime in the near future
and should he do so, he will undoubt-
sd'y draw full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Lockwood of
IT. Benton, accompanied by Mrs.
'reiltz aud daughter, mother and Sis
er of Mrs. Lockwood, arrived Mon
lay to visit relatives, and enjoy their
ummer's outing in the Bitter Root.
The committee having in charge (
he matter of entertaining the Mod {
rn Woodmen at the annual meeting
Il the Log Rolling Association on
Aug. IS, II and Is, have assurance OF
he necessary funds, and the program
t the meeting will be forthcoming in
few days. o
Mrs. Mary ]. Toole left Missoula ;,
londay evening for Madison, Wis.,, 6
here she goes to visit her parents a
ouple OF months. Her two boys will
emain here. Miss A. E. White accom-
anied Mrs. Toole and will spend the >
:hool vacation at her old home in = :.
7isconsin. p:
The Western news., 1903-07-15

George Blodgett, well-known bus
mess man of kal,spell, spent severa
days in Hamilton and vicinity las
week renewing old acquaintance
While here he was the guest of hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Blod
gett.
DIR. f. A. Myers departed this NOR
ing for Ashyille, North Carolina
where he goes to attend the annual
convention of the National Associa
tion of Dental Examiners. He expect.
to stop off at Washington, D. c., en-
route, and will also attend the Nation.
al Carnival of Elks at Baltimore. HI
expects to arrive home by August 1st.
The excursion last Sunday was a
big success financially. About $50
people landed in the university city,
Isl ticket having been sold here.
The Missoulians are to play a return
engagement within the next few
weeks. Thr eagle fraternity is plann-
ing to hold the annual picnic here,
and it is probable that the Missoula
giants" will come at the same time.
and give Hamilton an opportunity to
'get even."
Hay harvesting is now in full blast
throughout the valley. The season
was somewhat delayed by the cold,
backward spring. The crop is not SO
heavy as usual, from the same cause.
1t was at first thought that there would
be scarcity of hands, but since the
in Butte and Anaconda.
plenty of men have drifted into the
valley to handle the hay crop with
ease. The ruling wage is $1.5O per
day and board. Crack stackers com
mand 81 IS to s.. 90.
Dick aud "Jack", we'll known
of the Rice family were
down from Mineral Hill the first of |
the week. They say the prospect is
bright for that district. They have
plenty OF rich ore uncovered, and all
they need is machinery grind it up
and railroad to carry it away. The
boys have been patiently delving in
that section for nearly 20 years now,
and are certainly deserving of the
most lavish favors that fortune can
bestow. Here's hoping the railroad
will come quickly, and that every
lain in that district will prove bo-
lanza.
Do not forget the ice cream social to
re given by the ladies Of the Methodist
hurch. When? Saturday evening.
Where? On Main street. Come and
ee. See!
You don't get the county news un-
ess you read The Western News-the
ounty paper.
The Western news., 1903-07-15

+. II. Cone is over from Lewistowr
Idaho for few days.
County Treasurer Carter is naviga-
ting with the aid of a cane as the re-
suit of a kick deftly administered by .
fractions cayuse.
Sheriff Pond inspected car load
OF horses, belonging to J. +. David
this morning. Whenever stock of any
kind are shipped out of the state ar
j inspection and clearance certificate
are required by law.
Petitions for letters of administru-
tlon in the estate OF Ella Roe, by T.
Roe, and in the estate OF w. H. Hut
Crimson, by Nancy E. Hutchinson,
we're applied for at the Office of the
clerk of the court during the past
week.
Samuel Dinsnore, one of the execu
tive committee of the state fair, on
his recent visit to Helena, stated that
the two counties of Missoula and Ra-
valll would want 1000 square feet of
space for fruit exhibits alone, He
stated that the state fair offered the
opportunity that western Montana had
long wanted as an opportunity to show
the people of Montana the advance
being made by his section in horticu,-
ture. Last year these two counties
shipped $275,00O worth of fruit. It is
estimated by conservative men that.
With the number of new orchards com.
ng into bearing the total of fruit pro-
1uced this year will reach over a half
million dollars.
The Western news., 1903-07-15
Bitter Root Brevities.

Tom Keeting came down from Alta
Monday.
Bert Tanner was a business visito,
in Hamilton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Harmon
were down from Darby Thursday.
Mrs. w. J. Eagleson, of Butte, is
visiting Mrs. p. ]. Shannon.
Al Porter has purchased Geo. Dal
gleish's interest in the City Meat Mar.
ket.
Jonas Johnson, of Woodside, did
business in the county capital Satur-
day.
Miss Cora Adams went to Darby
yesterday, where she will visit for sew.
eral weeks.
Edward O'Brien, editor of the "Irish
Standard" of Minneapolis, was a
Hamilton visitor last week.
c. D. French, of Butte, deputy COL
lector of internal revenue for this dis
trict, was Hamilton visitor yester-
day.
The Western news., 1903-07-15

Hammocks at ROBBERS
Rooms to rent at Reinkeh lodge. s6f
Lowneys fresh candies at Roberts,s
37tf
For Sale-A fine team of driving,
horses. Inquire at this office. soft
S. A. Crabb has several thousand
late cabbage plants for sale. 34tf.
Try the Betsie Ross cigars 4 for Is
cents at Roberts. 37tf
For paints and wall paper see Mac.
nj q Harvey, Pell's old stand. 3O-tf.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
ROBERTS. 37tf
Woodside ice cream served every
Sunday at Union Confectionery store.
26-tf
Ice cream every day at the Hamilton
Bakery. ao+f
For calclmining call on Mapni &
Harvey, Pell's old stand. soft.
Eastman Kodaks aid developing
machines at Roberts. 37tf
Money to loan on all kinds of secur-
ity. N. FARNswoRrH, Hamilton Mon.
tana. +f
For painting and paper hanging cali
on Magni & Harvey, Pell's old stand.
Soft.
A split bamboo rod with an extra
tip 81 at Roberts. 35.tf
The Paragon is strictly a union
made cigar. Try one. O'B-ien & Tai
lent. oz..
Eor one week only one dozen so
cent trout fl es for IS cents dozen at
Roberts. a7.e
The famous Griffen razor. Money
returned if it does not suit. at
37tf
AN easy smoking cigar for after
Inner is the Paragon. Try one.
)'Brien & Talent. ,7+f
The Paragon is one of the most
ragaant cigars in the market. Trv
me. O'Brien & Talent. 27+f
Kanch for Sale. Three miles north
I Victor 160 acres all under fence
mall orchard, water right. Easy
erms. Apply to J. r. Thomson
,uster, Idaho. 32.+f
List your property with us at once
nd get on the new spring Hist, and If
ou want money we have it to loan a.
and 10 per cent. and inspect our low
a.es on Fire Insurance business
~so' 1Aoss1aCe 20. 21t
The Western news., 1903-07-15

The Stevensville town council at its:
last meeting turned down an applica-
ton made by the management of the
hotel for saloon license, and in con-
sequence Stevensville is totally dry.
The Western news., 1903-07-15
Ladies' House Wrappers.

\ large stock Of very desirable patterns in
good-fitting wrappers. Not the together
KIND but well made in every respect, and prices
we will give you during Reduction Sale will only
cover cost of material
we'll made 49, w. p FOR 7sc
We will have many others at higher just good
value, having made the general entire
stock.