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Middletown transcript., 1904-04-23
Mems Suits, $1,000.

Four button Sack. with the
corners slightly rounded, of all
wool Cashmere in dark ground
with silver and red stripe form
ing indistinct plaid; broad built
shoulders; non-breakable fronts.
Middletown transcript., 1904-04-23
Mems Suits, $1,000.

Four-button Sack with blunt
edges, of Fancy dark steel grey
striped Worsted, lined with Prin-
cess Serge. broad padded should
ers, hand felled collar and lapel,
hand.worked button holes,
Middletown transcript., 1904-04-23
Mems Suits, $15. 90.

Of fancy brown checked I'm
finished Worsred with a mixture
of light grey and dark red; broad
concave shoulders; no seam in
back; snug fitting at waist; hand
tailored collar that fits close to
neck; fronts won't sag.
Middletown transcript., 1904-04-23
Children's Suits

Children's Suits, sizes from 6
to ID. Sl.25
Black and Blue Cheviot, 81. 30
Black, Blue and Gray All Wool
Children's Suits. ts....,.,..,,$1.75
Children's Suits in Norfolks
and the very latest style Blouses,
sizes from 5 to 10. We have them
in All-Wool Serges, strictly ALI
Wool Worsted Scotch Mixtures,
Plaids and Stripes. Prices:
81 .25, LIS, 200, 2.25, 2.5o, 300.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Experts Investigating Flow
OF Arkansas IN Colorado

A special to the Rocky Mountain
News from Pueblo, Colo. says;
Judge G. A. Richardson, special
commissioner Of the United States sn.
preme court, reached Pueblo today for
the purpose OF taking evidence regard.
Ing the flow Of the Arkansas river
and irrigation conditions In the state
In connection with suit OF the state
OF Kansas against the state of Colo.
RADIO. In which the plaintiff state
claims that Its agricultural interests
are being damages by the amount Of
water being taken from the Arkansas
river In Colorado.
Accompanying Judge Richardson, In
connection with the inquiry, are As.
sistant Attorney General Al. G. Camp.
bell of Washington. u. C., represent.
ing the United states: $. 4. Ashbaugh
OF Wichita, Kansas. and N. II. Loomis
of Topeka, Kansas representing The
plaintiff and John Doyle of Denver, a.
G. HartzeI Of Denver and Clyde e.
Dawson, Of Canon city. representing
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Citizens Committee and
Council Discuss CrOsswaIks

The most important matter dif.
ciIsaed II the regular adjourned conn.
ell meeting last night was that relat.
lng 70 cross walks Tho citizens
committee advocated the appropria.
lion ~ s2.0oo for that purpose and
that the walks be of
cement. The council passed no res.
olntion on the subject, but II Is be.
Iieycd agrees In the main with the
findings of the citizens committee.
Aldermen Forsytbe. Elwood and
Bacharach were not prdent last night.
The committee on public works was
instructed III make d final report on
the library building at The next regn.
lar meeting. The report Of the city
clerk IN connection with the publlca.
tion ana serstng Of notices relating q
The grading IL streets. was accepted.
a committee from the labor unions
invited the members Of the council
10 join The parade on Labor Day. Ma.
yor olnay had already consented 70
act ~ marshal and TIE council voted
10 turn ont IN d body.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

Then came ihe cross walks discus
sion, The citizens committee consist.
Ing Of Messrs G G else. NJ. ".
Browne and }. II stearns appeared be.
fore the council ami made d verbal II.
port ~ The action taken by The cIti.
zcns' committee and The street and nj.
ley committee Of the CITY council.The
committee recommended very
strongly that $1,000 bc set aside for
this purpose instead OF $1,000 as dccid.
ed few weeks ago by the city coun.
ell. This recommendation was In con.
formity with the original request 0f
the committee. The committee fur.
ther recommended that the width Of
the streets In the residence portion bc
reduced 10 twcnty.elGht feet, with tle
exception u few streets and that
cement 10 selected as tie materIal for
the grade crossings After fufl dis.
cusslon Of the question The whole
matter was referred 10 the street and
alley committee " the council for
subsequent report.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Coming Attractions

Beyond all doubt the coming dram.
attic event OF the season will be the
Marie Fountain Theatre Co, at the
Duncan Opera House Wednesday
Oet. g. The company comes highly
recommended TO our local manage
ment. and from the various news
paper exchanges that we have not
iced througout the state, the company
must be strong one.
They have just closed return en-
gagements in Colorado Springs,
Pueblo and Trinidad, where the pres
and public were unanimous in their
praises. Several hundred people
were turned away al their closing
performance in each of these cities.
The company is said to number 20
people among them some well
known members of the dramatic
profession A large band and elias
steal orchestra is also carried by
this excellent company. They make
a feature of their orchestra, which IL
under the leadership OF Professor
Frederick Schreiber Not only do
they play popular music but The
highest class and standard overtures
Of the day, The orchestra carried BY
this company IS alone worth the
price of admission they charge.
Their plays are all new and their
opening bill For Baby's Sake" is a
comedy drama nf much merit. Not
only does II serve "a % bring ont the
dramatic strength Of The company,
hut Introduces some very strong
vaudeville speeiaities, among which
Ii the greatest of all comedy aero.
batie acts by 0retta and Donahua.
Miss Goldie Cole, a cute little sing.
ing and dancing soubrette, Bobby
Fountain, coincidence, moving pic.
tures by the biograph. Marie Founs
tain in illustrated songs, Otto and
Lena Oretta, sketch artists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

Colorado.
The commission took the testimony
Of u. X, Chew. irrigation engineer In
his office this afternoon. II was not
concluded, and viii be resumed tomor.
row morning
The nature Of the testimony 40 far
acquired is regarding the flow of the
Arkansas prior 10 the time That irrlga
tion was commenced extensively In
Colorado. Mr.. Chew, as an expert on
irrlgating conditions throughout the
valley, Is furnishing the information
that could be secured through the ex.
animation OF numerous residents
throughout the irrieatiug district.
y Il understood that no other testi-
mony will bc taken In Pueblo than
that furnished by Mr., Chew although
II Is probable that the commission will
return TO Pueblo for further testi
mony before the case comes M In
The court for final settlement The
present hearing here Ii likely 70 he
finished tomorrow,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

Last night at the home of Mrs, II.
Il, omey, 1905, Fourth Street, a
quiet wedding was solemuizea by the
Rev, A. &, Geyer, The contracting
parties Were Miss Myfta Deal. il
lovely and estimahle Young lady Of
The city, and Mr.. J, NJ, Hay, the po-
pular pharmieist, The hosts of Las
Vegas friends IN ccngratnlating Mr.,
Hay and III Expressing the best wish.
es for the future of the young man
and his charming bride, regret that
Il will be necessary SO soon 10 say
goodbye The gentleman has. ac,
copied responsible position in the
El Paso drug house of Kelly & Po|all
and they viii leave in a week or two
for their new home,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Total Fighting Strength
or Both Armies Engaged

TOXIC. Aug 81 The united Man.
chufian armies Of japan have engag.
ed In n desperate attaek upon LAO
Yang, whore General knropatkin has
concentrated every available nuaslnn
soldier Victory was in the balance
and the battle was a draw when tho
weary soldiers biyonaeked last might,
"wednesday The japanese are II.
lacking from south and east Follow
Ing the preliminary suceossea of the
Goth. south Of l.ian Yang, Marquis
Oyama, commander of the Japanese
forces, promptly Sent The united for
eos forward and ii dawn August aoth
q desperate attack upon all of The
Russian positions was made, The
Japanese found The. Russians holding
d long chain 81 aplendidiy fortified
positions With tremendous force Of
artillery. From the night OF August
9th TO the morning OF the 29th tho
Japanese attacked the Russian posi-.
tions On the ridge 10 the east Of San.
yntzu. The Russians finally were
from these ridge positions,
but the Japanese left Was unable TO
advance account 81 tho forceful rcsis-
tancc of the Russian troops who occu.
pied the heights southeast Of llsaing.
shantzu. Continuing the attack the
Japanese center advanced and occu,
pied d line extending from sanyntzn
10 the west 81 Shihehutzu, while the
left on The morning of the Goth. after
dislodging The Russians at Tashih.
and IIsiang shanizu. advanced
- yayutai IVA Tong chiafang, where
it was reinforced. The Russians
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
JAPANESE PRESSURE DELAYS
RETROGRADE MOVEMENT
Withdrawal Now Being Consummated,
With Enemy in Fierce Pursuit. Whole
Army Will be Concentrated Be-
hind dIntrenchments, Guarded
by Superbly Fortified
Rifle Pits.

=
.
ToDAYs DISPATCHES INDICATE THAT THE TIDE OF BAT
TIE AROUND TURNED APPREciABLY IN "a
voR WITH TREMENDOUS AND SUSTAINED
! ASSAULT ON HIS RIGHT cEN1ER AND THREATENED
ON THE REAR HEAVY FORCE WHICH CROSSED THE !
TAITsE, KuRoPATkIN HAS BEEN FORCED TO FALL BACK
FROM HIS FIRST BATTLE TO A FORTIFIED posi-
TtoN He HAD ESTABLISHED IN THE TOWN or LAO YANG
AND THE IMMEDIATE ENvIRoNs
A PETERSBURG DISPATCH SAYS THE ORDER WAS !
GIVEN AFTER RUSSIANS HAD WITH 4
STOOD ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY ATTACK FROM I
DAWN MIDNIGHT, JAPANESE PRESSURE WAS 4
roo GREAT TO PERMIT EXECUTION, GENERAL KuRo-
PATkIN PROBABLY FEARING RETRoGRADE MOVEMENT !
At THAT TIME MIGHT RESULT IN RoUT DISPATCH FROM
TOXIC, HOWEVER BRINGING THE BATTLE UP TO THIS AZ
TERNooN, SAYS RUSSIAN RIGHT AND CENTER Is NOW
FALLING BACK, PURSUED BY THE JAPs
kURoKrs OBJECT CROSSING THE TAITsE RIVER is Z
EVIDENTLY TO INTERPosE FORCE BETWEEN LAO I
RUSSIAN AND THE NORTH, A MOVEMENT 4
3 WHICH SUCCESSFUL, WOULD CUT kURoPATkINs REAR Z
, AND COMMAND THE RAILROAD TO MUKDEN THE WITH 4
) pRAWAL kURoPATKINs RIGHT AND CENTER WILL
PROBABLY INVOLVE SIMILAR MOVEMENT OF THE LEFT I
! RESULT CONCENTRATION NT LAO YANG THIS =
suPERBLy FORTIFIED WITH RIFLE PITS, EN-
: TRENcHMENTs AND RARBED WIRE ENTANGLEMENTst
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
MINNESOTA STATE FAIR
BETTER THAN EVER

ST PAUL. Mimi, Aug. 80 Bigger
and better than ever before. the Mins
nesota state fair was opened W the
public today with record breaking
attendance for a first day. Several
large and magnificent buildings have
been constructed during the past year
and all Of these are we'll filled with
a comprehensive display illustrating
the resources and industries Of tho
state Probably the most important
feature Is the live stock exhibition
which snrpasses any previous display
of pure bred cattle held in the north.
west.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Russian Right and Center
Now ii, Full Retreat

TOXIC, Sept 1.-The Russian right
and center defending Lao Yang
southwark are retreating this Thurs
day. afternoon The Jans are pursu.
ing the Russians
Knropatkin's line. according to pre-
vions advices occupied semi.circle
several mileg 70 The southwark of tha
town Of Liam Yang. II III evident ;hlt
the movement alluded TO Is a retreat
into fortified positions Of the Town ami
its .nYirons and 10 rom l.iao yang
itgelt nnrthward.
Attacks on Palung Shan.
CHE FOO. Aug. 81 Severe fight
ing occurred August q, when fhe
Japs moving from shuishlying. All
tempted to capture palung ahal The
laps made two assaults between four
and eight in the morning. They were
repulsed both times. prisoner
places their loss at I,Oi5 killed and
wounded. The above information
brought by Chinese, who left Port Ar.
thur. August 20.
He adds that up 10 his departure
no further attacks were made on Pa-
lung Shan
MuKDEN. Ang 3lA Japanese
force Of 10000 Is reported 10 be ad.
vanclng from northeast of Mnkden
Days 81 Battle.
TOXIC. Sept. f--Reports received
here from Llao Yang do not mention
casualties which are presumed 10 be
heavy on account 81 The number IN.
gagged and ne nature pf the Japanese
attack.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
School BUILDING. santa re, N. M.


Sealed proposals will be received
until II O'Clock noon. September "a.
1904. for the erection OF u room and
assembly hall School Building. for Il,
Board of Education Of The city u
Santa Fe.' according 70 plans ann
specifications and instructions TO bid.
ders on file at the office Of the Clerk
Of the Board; also. nj the office d
4 III & WI NJ Rapp. Architects. Las
Vegas. N. NJ All proposals must bc
accompanied by certified check
amounting 20 per cent. Of such pro.
posal. BIDS must be made out on
printed forms obtained of the archi
teets. The hoard reserves the right
10 reject any or all bids.
Address 7. r. catror, President. Or
J. A. wood Clerk
Santa re. N. MI. August u. 1904
92C
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

checked the advance Of al the Jap
anese forces coming up from tho
sonth along The Hai.Gbeng.Lia Yang
road Tho Japanese resumed the at.
tack On tho Goth The Russians on
The Hui cheDgLiao Yang road APP
peared TO be occupying line Of rid.
SOS extending from a point south OF
shonfhanpao W point east Of Hang
ChiatIn. These nminences we're
strongly fortified and occupied by a
numerous force OF the enemy. Tho
Japane5e blvouacked the night Of
August 29th III front of these posi-
tons At The dawn 81 August SOth
MI the japanese afmles conjointly
attacked all the Russian positions ON
the southern front, from point north
~ Teng.chia Fang The Japanese
center attacked with all is strength.
The left column Of tho first army con-
tlnued the attack upon Teng CHA.
Fang and Yayutai. but the Russians
there received reinforcements and
Il was impossible 20 dIslodge thems
A separate column was then dis
patched from right column Of the
second army and occupied
ridge 70 tho south 81 Tsaiangtun.
whence II opened cannonade on the
enemy at . on the morning Of the
soth.
Had 70 Stay and Fight.
ST PETERSBURG. sept 1.-The
battle at Lao Yang continued last
night til midnight with frightfnl
slaughter The Japanese at last sue
ceeded IN getting d column across the
Continued on page 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
HAWoRTH FAMILY
HOLDS BIG REUNION

ST LOUIS. Mo. Sept The third
annual reunion of tho Haworth Asso.
citation Of America was held today nj
the Indiana building IN the Worlds
Fair grounds Members Of the fam
lily were Present from Indiana, Mis-.
souri,, Ohio. Pennsylvania and several
other states. The family trace their
ancestry back 70 George lIaworth.
who emigrated from England to Amer:
lea In company with William Penn, on
his second voyage In 1900.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Going Into the Air

Citizens who have wandered TO the
northern confines Of the city of late.
have been surprised at seeing black
and big objects In the air still farther
to the northward /. Some have been
mystified. Others have recognized
the larger objects as balloons, while
the smaller ones which we're falling
rapidly eastward were correctly nam.
ed as parachutes. An effort has been
made 10 guard the secret Of several
enterprising young men of the city
the majority of whom belong TO The
Optic office. These young men have
been planning an unusual spectacular
entertainment for the host OF visitors
at the October meet They have had
experience In aronautics and propose
to make n series Of ascensions dur
Ing the carnival week. II IL even
probably that a race will be arranged
between rival aapirants for the cham.
pionship atmospheric honSrs One Of
The gentlemen claims 70 have invent.
ed a dlrrigible apparatus and will give
an exhibition OF steering his balloon
before and against the wind, lacking
anil turning like a yacht There will
be parachute drops and daring mid.
air irapeze feats The crowds which
come 70 the fair may prepare for some.
thing thrilling
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
NEW TEXTBOOK LAW
EFFECTIVE TODAY

FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept. i-rho
uniform school text book law rassad
BY the last session Of the Kentucky
legislature went into effect today. IT
will continue In operation five years
under the contract with the American
Book Company on Cincinnati.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
JAPS CROSS IA|TSE AGAINST HEAVY
ODDS AND MASS ON RUSSIAN REAR

Joe Bailey 10 deliver the address Of
welcome 10 the S,o0o delegates who
arrive here In November 70 attend
tho twelfth annual convention 81 the
National Irrigation congress
Senator Bailey viii extend the vel
come Of the state Of Texas to the
visitors,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Diamond Dashes

The Las Vegas Blues arc duing as
ular practice these days and are ges
ting into better shape every day. Ses
eral of the new men are all Thai
could be wished. and play their posi-
tions perfectly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
SENATOR JOE BAILEY
TO DELIVER ADDRESS
viii Extend welcome on Behalf Of
the State OF Texas to the Twelfth
arirus irrigation Tongress.

FL. PAso, Texas, Sept. Lit has
been decided bg the executive com.
mittee Of the Southwestern Irrigas
tion association 10 request Seaatnr
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

II Is estimated Kuropatkin has $780,.
Gnp fighting men. Il is believed the
battle will last several days.
Russian Account.
LAO YANG, Aug. 3l.-I'he Russian
correspondent of the Associated Press
says:
After midday the Japs coneentrat
ed iho strength u their artillery fire
against hill No 9S and the village OF
Maefnm. endeasoring 10 break our
left. Al The same time That they
yieiously attacked on The west line to
The right Qf The hill, Attack followed
attack for three hours. Between two
and three In the afternoon VIC repuls,
81 three headlong charges against our
line After this the Japs with the
strength Of their batteries opened
fire along the whole southern front
but this attsSk too was driven back
with what seemed tremendous losses,
although i was impossible 10 tell
clearly what happened amid the shell
fire and fighting.
JAPANsEs VICTORY.
TOXIC. SEPT. lit IS BELiEv.
ED HERE kURoPATkIN HAS BEEN
sWEEPINGIY DEFEATED AND
THAT THE POSSESSION OF LAO
YANG rs A MATTER or HOURS.
THERE IS A REPORT HERE Az
FIVE O'CLOCK THIS (THuRsDAy)
EVENING or THE CAPTURE or
LAO YANG TODAY. IT is QUITE
WITHOUT CONFIRMATION
put IL or.
TOXIC. Sept 1.-The popular esti.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
Japanese Drive Back Russian Center and
Right, Outflank the Russians and Cut
Lines Of Communication to the North.
Tremendous Series Of Battles and
Assaults that will Change Cur
rents ofWorlds History.

kuRoPATklN,s ORDER 10 FALL BACK FORTiFI
CATIONS PROBABLY To THE RECEIPT or lNFoRMA.
THAT THE. JAPANESE HAD SUCCEEDED cosssNc
THE TAiTsE RIVER NORTHEAST OF LAO YANG ALTHOUGH
GENERALS RENNENkAMPs AND MANDARlTEFF's DIVISIONS
HAD BEEN ESPECIALLY PLACED IN POSITION IN THIS D
REcTloN cHEckMATE SUCH A MOVEMENT.
SOON AS THE JAps FOUND THE RUSSIANS WERE
RETIRING FROM THE OUTER POSITIONS SOUTHWARK THEY
RESUMED THE ATTACK THERE ALTHOUGH WAS THEN
QUITE DARK THUS PRESSED THE RUSSIANS ARRESTED
THEIR MOVEMENT TO THE REAR AND AGAIN FACED THE
JAPANESE.
WITH A VIEW TO EVENTUAL RETIREMENT FROM THE
OUTER POSITIONS THE RUSSIANS DUG A LARGE NUMBER
or PITS WITH STAKES CONCEALED AMONG
CHINESE CORN THE JAPs CHARGED AFTER THE
RUSSIANS THEY FELL INTO THESE PITS IN HUNDREDS AND
WE'RE ENGuLFED AND MPALED ON THE STAKES AND THE
LINES WE'RE THROWN INTO CONFUSION. WHEN
FACED ABOUT AND RETURNED TO THEIR OLD POSI-
TioNs THEY FOUND THESE DEATH TRAPS FILLED WITH
AND DYING.
GENERAL sAkHARoFF IN REPORTING BATTLE SAYS
THE SUFFERED ENORMOUS LOSSES, MUCH
ER THAN THOSE or THE RUSSIANS, WHO ALSO SUFFERED
HEAVILY. &
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
RED TIDE OF BATTLE TURNS
IN FAVOR Of HEROIC ISLANDERS

mates of the date of the fall Of Port
Arthur incline TO the last week in
ss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

Santa Fe has high hopes, with the
aid Of Its crack pitcher Lempke, to
wallop the Blues here Sunday. The
home team isn't d mite frightened.
but undoubtedly the game will be q
close one.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

Entries for the territorial fair base
ball tournament have closed, the fol,
lowing teams having been entered:
Albuquerque Browns. Las Vegas
Blues. Santa Fe Grays, El paso Colts.
There are three purses, 80 that all
the teams hut one Will BE- in The win.
ming.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

Las Vegas expects 70 have in her
base bali tournament during the race
meet, Santa Fe, Albuquerque and the
home team and possible Raion team.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01
JAPANsEs VIcToRY.

TOXIC. Sept 1.-THE popular esli.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-01

II is estimated Kuropatkin has $780,.
0ao fighting men, Il is believed the
hattie will last several days.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-10-27

Read the ads in the Pioneer.
Madrigal Quartette at the
opera house Nov. 9th.
See those swell pipesat
4 Kraabel & Kraabel's.
Al The opening number Of the K.
P. course Nov. 9th.
A. L. Johnson and wife are at
! Sharonsthis week.
=. H.Larson, of Valley City,
was.in the city Sunday.
Look at those swell overcoats
I at Carpenter & Warmers.
Will Kotts was in Finley Mon
day on telephone business.
A second hand heating. stove
i for sale cheap. A. E. WARNER.
Mrs. r. D. Patterson of Finley
] was visiting relatives in this city
\ Friday night.
Nov. 9th at the opera house.
For SALE cHEAP-Four good
l heating stoves. Enquire at the
PALACE Hotel.
E. O. Keene left Monday even
ing for Sherwood, where he has
recently opened up business.
Don't fail to read the ads. in
1.-THE Pioneer.
Kraabel & Kraabel give our
readers a short talk on. how to-
clothe your boy. Read their ad.
The Union Telephone Go. have
recently put up more poles at
the east end of Steele and ingalls,
} avenues.
! The brickmasons have finished
their work on the M. E. church
and left Monday for their home
\ in Iowa.
Kraabel & Kraabel have just
: received a few more Of the latest
mems and boys caps, Call and
see them.
Rev. Fitzpatrick will preach in
Willow Lake school house No. /
at three o'clock Sunday afternoon
loot. Both.
Go to Carpenter & Warner
for your fall suit. They keep
|. the hobby goods.
A special Masonic meeting was
held last Friday evening for the
purpose of comforting the Master
Mason degree.
| Our indian summer caught a
severe cold and since then we
have been enjoying C) some very
: cool weather.
j. H. McCollom, B. G. Shaw,
F.E. Carpenter and H. J. Harness
are at Stump Lake this week
hunting geese.
Will Jefferson departed Tues.
day evening for Sherwood, N. D..
Iwhere he will assist e. 0. Keene
on the newspaper.
L. A. Jacobson was at Finley
Tuesday setting stakes for an ex-
tension of the Union telephone
ne from that point.
Miss Emma Anderson, of Hope,
arrived this morning and will be
the operator at the telephone ex-
change.-Finley Beacon.
Rev. McCloud and w. A. Peter
son of Aneta were down Friday
evening attending the special
Masonic communication.
The Senior L. T. L. will meet
withcLydia Loney Oct. Goth in
stead of the 28th, The Young
people will. please note the
change of date.
Judge Skinner was apassenger
up the line Wednesday morning.
Joe Mccarthy, of Armenia, is
There shaking hands with his old
time Hope friends.
/ Tom Caesar, of Wheatland, was
! among the passengers from the
south yesterday morning. He
! came up to look after some old
! business matters.
! Last time in Hope-Newman
tho great American hvnnOtist