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CITATION,

+- CAAAAAONs
First Publication February 20, 1901.
stn,e Of North Dakots.} In County Court
o''n' 0 Hon Chao. Kono.
' oA Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate of Thomas H. Ryan,
= Deceased.
". -. Notice and Citation,
Kate E. Ryan. Michael Hearing Of Final
Ryan. Thesess BMiggss. Account and Distribu'
A 6a%i.I Few" e and Ellen ton of Estate
Respondets.j
The State Of North Dakota to the above named
H~espondsnts;
hereby notified that the nnsl account Of Kate E.
Goa RSsn ., li st,s e the sna G sssts ct u pi Nai;S n, E tas
deceased. has been rendered to this Court,
therein showing thatthe estate Of said deceased
10 ready for final settlement and distribution.
and petitiontng that her account be allowed.
the residue of said estate DO distributed to the
pereon therennto entitled, her administration
e Go 3D. and nd, she be di'eh4nrg ed; thst Monday,
the afternoon of that day, ct the Court Rooms
q Stark sad' State q North Psfots. las Sssn
thereof, et which time and plses any person in
terested in said estate may appear and ale his
exceptions, in writing, to said sceount and peti.
tion and contest the same.
And you. the above named respondent., and
and there to be and appear before this Court,
and show cause. il any You have. why said
account shallanot be allowed, tho residue Of
said estate distributed, the administrator Of
said estate closed and said Kate E.. RyaR,
Administrator discharged.
Dated February 16, 1904.
r. By the Court,
[Seal.] CHAS. KONO,
Judge Of the County Court
LA. Simpson.
Atty. for Administratrix. 2-2OLkt
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Baled HAY

For sale; fine eastern hay. Inquire of
John Flynn. 3-5-2p
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Cattle Notice..
S. Per Head,

l will pay s. per head for winter.
ing any cattle branded as follows:
S'e ri e'E sa o biR; S box 's Oft
~ right hip. A
A. G. MCGILLIvRAY,
I2-2o-tt. Dickinson,
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For Sale

|, New spring wagon with brake. In.
quire OF Christ Peterson. 3.I2-3t
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Millions for Military Automobiles.

Included among the German army
estimates for the present year is mi for
several millions for extensive trials and
experiments with automobiles for mill
tary purposes. In this, however, the Ger
man government differs from the person
who suffers from stomach,live or kidney
complaints. He cannot afford to waste
any money experimenting with this or
that remedy. For this reason most every
sufferer takes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
at the very start, for he knows, that if
any medicine will cure him quickly the
Bitters will. If you are among the few
who have never tried it, do so today.
You'll be thankful for the advice. it
will cure belching, flatulency, indigestion,
dyspepsia, constipation, general debility,
spring fever and la grippe. Our private
stamp is over the neck Of the bottle.
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Strayed

From Frank Schank, Gladstone, N. D, one
Iron Gray stallion branded S over ] on left
snou'oer @lorewafd Tor return. 3-12-2p
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Notice.

The undersigned will pay anyone caring for
stray cattle branded u s, 7 q, rs orr
on any part of the animal, on receipt of notice
and information of location of same,
Address j. E. PHELAN,
7-191 Dickinson, ND
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MERRY LANDED

In Clay (Minn.) Coz ~ Jail On Charge
Of FUrgesy.
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Came to Ny Piece

One black COW, dehorned, some white
spots, Spot on forehead. No brand visi-
BILE. Owner come and get COW by pay
ing charges. F.. A. LANE,
3-I2-3t Zenith, N. D.
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Teespass or Sale Notice.

JfoSposS or Sale Notice.
l hereby forbid anyone to make any
use of section 3, township I4o north,
range o5 west, Stark county, North Da.
kota. Any party wishing to lease or buy
address JOSEPH HESS,
North Washington,
3-I2-3t Chickasaw Co., Iowa
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Stock Notice.
For Sale,

Eight room house, good barn and water,
located on 2 fine lots near hospital.
3-5-4p FERDINAND MASSAREK,
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Comm'r of University and School Lands.
3-12-7t.
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First Publication February 20, 1901.
Stale of North Dakota, In County Court
County Of Stark. Before
b.. Hon. Chas. Kouo.
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PETER YAUCH

Cattle branded 40
Nkt shown in cut. Horses
Sa&&s some brand on right
KY w ! \ n \ ! 4 /; ii: ! ] i j. i i: :; :: !:
e%S8s shoulder.
w $50 Range on Cannon
Ball river 10 miles west
~ Of New England.
P. O.. New England,
wi North Oak.
11-7-O3
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Kate E. Ryan. Michael
Ryan. Theresa BigSs,
Anna Fewer and Ellen
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Notice and Citation,
Hearing Of Pinal
Account and D1stribu
ton of Estate.
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L. A. Simpson.
Atty. for Administrative.
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CLERKS WIN OUT.
Both Decaturs Now Observe O'Clock
Closing Law.

New Decatur, June S.,-(Special )-After
a hard strugge the clerks union of the
Decaturs have at last won out in their 6
o'clock closing law. Nearly all the stores
in both towns now close regularly at 6
p. m. except on Louisville and Nashville
pay day nights and Saturday nights
Last night a stranger went to Bob
Bridgfords livery stable in Decatur and
hired hack. He gave Brdgford a IS bill
In payment for the hack and Bridgford
gave him $4.75 in change. The next morn
ing Bridgford found that the bill had
been raised from a 81 bill to Sc bill.
Who the man was is unknown
Decatur is to have the regimental band
of the Third regiment, Alabama National
guards. The band will be organized with
in the next few days and will have their
Headquarters in Decatur
Squire Powers of Limestone county has
q watch which his father bought in 1927
At that time the watch was said TO be
hundred years old. 1t was made in
ENGLAND. The watch has a double case.
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maid of honor Mr.. William II. Manly of
Birmingham will act as best man. Miss
Nellie Hightower will be first bridesmaid
end Mr.. james Arthur Smith first greoms-
man, while the other attendants will be
Miss Lalla Palmer of Savannah, Miss
Jennie Hood of Birmingham, Miss Kath-
crime Gholstin, Miss Laura Hill Payne,
Miss Bessie Woodward, Miss Elma West
morelard Miss Annie May Thorn. Mr..
Brooke Arnall, Mr.. VIII Matthews, Mr.
Trammell Scott, Mr.. l.. N. Trammell of
Marietta, Mr.. Strother Fleming, Mr.. Sam
Paul ard Mr.. john Anderson.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Under and by virtue of a mortgage
with power of sale executed by j. H.
Dean and Dove Dean to Eleanor H. Fits,
which mortgage is recored in volume 1873,
page 1884, of the records of the probate Of
flee of jefferson county, Alabama, l, the
said Eleanor II. Fits mortgage in said
mortgage. and acting under and by
virtue of the powers conferred by said
mortgage, will sell at public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash In front of
the court house door of Jefferson county,
Alabama, on the 9th day of July, 1904,
the real property described in said mortg-
age. to-wt
The south half of the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty eight (2S), except
forty-seyen hundredths (47 100 part of
one acre in the southwest corner of the
southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of said section Is, the said forty
seven hundredths part of one acre having
been heretofore conveyed to BENJAMIN T.
Sharit by G. w. Hewitt in his lifetime.
And also, the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of said section TWENTY
eight (2S). And also all of the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of said
section twenty-eight (2S), except n rec
tangular ten C0) acre tract off of the
north end thereof And also about TWEEN
~ Sin dCles III the nOrtn end OF the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter.
and in the northwest corner of the north
east quarter of the Northeast quarter of
said section 2S. Said last mentioned tract
OF land being the portion of the north
hair OF northeast quarter of section Is
lying north of the land heretofore known
as Mrs. Ayers dover tract" said
Ayers dover tract beginning at a point
twelve u9 chains south of the northwest
corner of northeast quarter of section
Is, instead of 1900 chains south of said
point, as IS recited in the allotment of
said dover. And also, three and 100
acres of land in the shape of a triangle
in the northeast corner of the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of said
section Is. All situate, lying and being
in section twenty-eight Cs), or township
sixteen u6). range two 90 west, in JEFF
ferson county, Alabama, and containing
IFS acres of land more or less.
Default having been made as to that
part of the Indebtedness secured by said
mortgage which has matured, the under
signed declared all of the mortgage in
de btedness to be presently due and paya-
ble as provided for in said mortgage
ELEANOR H. Fits.
rltts * Stoutz, Mortgagee.
Attorneys. 6-9-3t-thu
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WON PRIZES.

The first ladies' prize, a set of shirt
waist buttons, was won by Mrs. A. G.
Smith at the card party at the Country
club last evening. Mrs. A. w. Haskell
won the second ladies' prize, a fan, and
Mrs. Frank Fowlkes won the third ladies'
prize, girdle.
On a cut with Mr.. Robert Jemison and
Mr.. ]. A. Estes, Mr.. Henry b. Gray won
the first gentlemens prize. purse. The
second prize, a fountain pen, was won by
Mr.. Carroll Long on a cut with Maj. u.
NJ. Tutwiler and Mr.. Dlsmukes. The lone
hand prize. a drinking cup, was won by
Mr. j. A. Estes.
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Florence June 8.-(Special 1.-THE COM
mittee which has in charge the building
of the city hall has let the contract to
Temple & McGucl1en, local firm, and the
work will be pushed to completion. The
stone foundation has already been laid
and the building will be ready for &C.
oppancy by the city government by Sep
TENDER l.
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s7o0-s3Oo cash, balance l and 2 years: lot
IFS feet, fronting on 18th ave-, N, be-
tween 10th and nth streets.
s12OO-S200 cash, balance $40 per month;
pretty new cottage and lot near cars,
now renting for $12. so per month
s15O0-Easy terms good room cottage;
cost about $500 and pretty lot 1oOx1 40
feet, not far from Country Club at
Lakeview ground alone once sold for
$3.50.
s255O-Beautiful corner 120x12O feet; High
land avenue. on cars. Ought to go to
500 per front foot.
s20Oo-Corner lot 44x24o with good room
house and 4 room house; improvements
cost about $500; good boarding house
location.
SMITH 4 sTiLLMAN,
10o4h First Avenue
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have issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Olga Victoria. to Mr.
Richard Albert White. Thursday evening
June %, at $50 o'clock. at the First Chris
tan church.
Miss Kate Holt is in New York where
she will spend thes ummer.
Mrs. s. NJ. Hubben is in Montgomery.
Miss Eula Drennen will leave tomor-
row for Blount.
Mr.. John Hine is in Atlanta.
Mr.. William H. Manly and Mr. James
Arthur Smith are in Atlanta.
Miss Catherine jerks arrived in Biz
mingham yesterday afternoon from Las
egas n. NJ, and is is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. E. II. cabaniss
Mr.. Frank Grider has returned from
North Carolina.
Mrs William Hardie left yesterday for
SHADES mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs C. n Norman entertain
ed informally at their home on Sixth
avenue Tuesday night in honor of the
Rev Charles E. Raynal the new pas
tor of the Twenty-fouth Street Mission
There will be a pupils recital at the
Douglas studio June 10. to l. in the
Watts building, to which invitations have
been issued.
The Mite society of the First Method
list church will give a strawberry and
lee cream festival at Capitol park this
evening from to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. E. r. McDavid and children of
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Society.


Mrs. Cora w. Foster of Birmingham,
corresponding secretary of the Southern
Music Teachers association, is taking an
active interest IN the forthcoming meet
ing of music teachers in the state, which
will be held in Birmingham June 10 and
a. The following circular letter has
been issued by the secretary:
In Birmingham, Ala. on the 18th and
18th days of June 1904, there will be a
meeting of music teachers. musicians
professional or amateur, and any others
interested in music in our state for the
purpose of organizing a state association.
Much can be done by organized eff
fort for the furtheranee of art in our
beloved state, and much more can be
done if you will help.
Come to the meeting If possible; If not
write us of your sympathy with the
.ncyeme Mt and your wish to join the as
sooiaticn. STELLA 5. HARRIS.
Vice President Southern Music Teach
ers' Association $40 Twenty-fourth
Avenue, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
MRS. CORA w FOSTER,
Corresponding Secretary S. NJ T. A,
Care Pollock-stephens Institute, Biz
mingham, Ala.
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Young Couple Is Married.

Huntsville, June S-(special)- Lonnie
Carter rural all carrier one one of the
outes running out of Huntsville, and
Miss Lucy Scruggs. were married in
Nashville Tuesday. The bride is less than
j6 years old and Carter Is only 20.
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EIks 1--WE Annual Exoursion.

Huntsville, June S.--(Special.)-The Elks
of Huntsville had their annual excursion
today, making a trip TO Guntersville on
a steamboat A large crowd of people
went on the excursion
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FOR SALE.
ROOMS sOA RENT.

20O0 Fifth avenue, large bay windows
opens on Goth street 6-S-tf
FOR RENT-Elegant furnished rooms for
rent 40 North 23d street 6-S-3t
FOR RENT-Two furnished, upstairs
rooms; special rate by the month. 2l09
9Th avenue. 6-S-2t
FOR RENT Room in private family fur
nished or unfurnished. with or without
board 1907 South 18th avenue. 6-4-1w
FOR RENT-Neatly furnished ROOM mod
ern brick residence 1911 Park avenue.
Peoples telephone $50. b-6-tf
FOR RENT-Elegant front room with
board. 900 N. 18th st. 6-7-6t
FOR RENT-Front room. 2o3o 9Th ave.
6-3f-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL persons who left photos at Dren-
mems to be enlarged by us will call for
same at once, or they will be disposed
of Southern Art Studio, 1854 N. 10th st.
SHAVING loo at 1921 4th ave- 3-16-tf
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HINE-scoTr.

The marriage of Miss Roberta Scott,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Brazel-
ton Scott. and Mr.. John Hine of Birming-
ham, will take place this evening at 8
o'clock at the North Avenue Presbyterian
church.
Miss Josie Lee Wlliford will be the
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Gertrude Woolley will entertain
this evening in compliment to her we'd
ding party.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nathaniel Hawkins
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Montgomery arrived in birmingham yes
terday to spend several days with rela
tiyes
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P..LMIsTRY.
MONEY TO LEND.

WE BUY life Insurance policies and will
pay more than the companies. If issued
on the 10. is or 20 year dividend plan.
and paid for 6ka. sA or 12kz years. re-
spectively. Traders Investment Co..
sl6-17 Empire building. Atlanta. Ga
8-10-tf
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Res,dence.c orner 18th avenue and 10Th
street, south Residence corner 18th ave-
nue. and 21st street south. For price and
terms see
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FOR SAFE.

6hOWN onO0s - W.
First National Bank Building. Bell phone
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Warm weather is here to
stay. Use Pasteurized milk.
Bell phone SO.
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LADTEsi ChIcheater's Engnsn Penny
royal Pills are the best Safe. reliable.
Take no other. Send &C.. stamps for
particulars. Relief for Ladies. In let
ter by return mail. Ask your druggist.
chichester Chemical Co Philadelphia.
-, = ,y.tt
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PERSONAL.

HANDSOME widow, very wealthy, owns
beautiful home and large income, wants
Immediately good. honest husband. Adj
dress Mrs. A. st. Nicholas Hotel Chi
IN no
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-28
TROUBLE IN THE FAMILY.
Bert Blaine Fined for Disorderly Con.
duct at Home

Bert Blaine Fined for Disorderly Con.
duct at Home.
Bert Blaine and James B. Elgin who re-
side, together with their respective families,
in the same house at 637 L street south
east, were the principals in Police Court
trial yesterday. Blaine appearing as the de-
fendant on two charges-assault and bat
terry and disorderly conduct. Elgin was
the chief witness, but Blaine's appearance
indicated that he was the injured party In
stead of Elgin.
1t developed from the evidence that Blaine
had a misunderstanding with his wife yes
terday, and that she went to the upper
part Of the house, occupied by Elgin, being
followed by her husband, where the two
men exchanged hot words. Elgin claimed
that Blaine attacked him, and the latter
in turn declared that Elgin was the ag-
gressor, and pointed to several wounds on
his head, which he claimed were caused by
Elgin. Elgin explained, however, that the
defendant was injured by falling down.
After hearing all the facts Judge Kimball
accepted Blaine's personal bonds in the as
sault case and imposed fine of SO for the
disorder. Blaine was given the privilege of
spending one month in the workhouse in
default of payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-28
6AMAoEp 9x FIRE
Aarly Morning Blaze In Ninth Street
Faint store.

a ire occurred in the paint store OF
Francis Miller, 807 9th street northwest.
this morning about 1880 O'clock The
flames had gained considerable headWay
by the time the firemen arrived at the
building and 1t was only due to tnelr
prompt work that the building and adjoin-
ing structures were saved from destruction.
The greater part Of the stock In Mr.. Millers
store was saved. The firemen succeeded
in combining the flames to the lower floor,
although the smoke and heat caused some
little damage in the upper part of the build
ing. The heat was so intense that portion
of the metallic ceiling In the rear part OF
the building occupied by Parker & Bridget
was damaged.
There was nothing about the building to
give the firemen an idea of the origin o!
the fire. 1t Is known that the blaze staFteu
in the rear part of the store where there
was no combustfble material. The once
was in that part of the store and the only
merchandise near there was in sealed pack.
ages. pedestrian passing along d street
noticed the bright light in an alley In the
rear Of the store and he turned in an alarm
from box 129.
Assistant Chief Wagner had the iremen
attack the flames from the front and rear
at the same time, and was particular IN
his efforts to prevent them from reaching
the upper floor. 1t took the f1remen but q
short time to get the fire under control, and
Mr.. Miller was on hand early In the morn,
ing to take charge of his building ana
damaged stock Mr.. Miller was unable to
give an estimate of the damage, but the
firemen felt certain 1t would not exceed
$1,000 It is believed that the loss Is fully
covered by insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-28
AFFAIRS 1NDaEoRaErowN.
General and Personal News Gathered
In the wasFyEud.

III the West Emu
The annual sale of articles couhsoated By
the ofacials Of the dergetown customs
house and articles upon which the duty
Imposed remained unpai0 was held Tue6.
day at the office Of II. EINyman. collector
Of the port, In the customs house. on 81st
street northwest. C. a Sloan was the
auctioneer
The articles sold. faltheugh few in NUM-
Der, formed valusble assortment. tnclud-
ing handsome tiger slin, large guam
tity OF cigars and a tobacco. and several
pieces OF costly lace Etk pieces OF hand
somely embroidered silk. bearing In ex-
quisite workmanship fac-similes OF as many
American warships. were also SOLD.
After an illness of long duration Mr.. WIZ
liam Gray Stearn, for more than forty
years resident Of Washington, died tues.
northwest: The funeral took place this al
ternoon at o'clock from Oak Hill ChaPei
The interment was made IN OAK d1H
cemetery. Mr.. Stearn was a member OF
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, f. A. A. M. HIS wife
and four children. Mrs Samuel Artz, Mrs
NJ. B. Atkinson. William P: stearn and
Thomas M. Stearn, survive him.
A reception to the men of st. johns Epas-
copal Church will be held Thursday even.
ing May 8, at the parish hall The opJeot
is to form mems parish club. Actresses
will be delivered by Judge Stanton !. Peele
of the Church of the Covenant. MT. George
o. Smith Of the Calvary Baptist Churcn,
Lieut. Galloway, u. 8. N, OF st. MargareLs
Church, and Rev. Freeland Peter OF 81
Marks Church.
station Is on leave of absence Tor q week.
He will spend his vacation In fishing IN the
Potomac along the Maryland shore Sergt.
e. ]. Keefe Is In command OF the statlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-28
A Pastor Surprised.

A committee of the Pastors Aid Club of
Asbury M. E. Church led surprise on
Rev. M. W. Clair atfthe parsonage Tues
day night, preparatory to his leaving for
Los Angeles, Cal, as a delegate to the
general conference Of the church. After a
few remarks by President J. w. Payne he
was given suit Of clothes, satchel and
well-flled purse. The pastor accepted
the gifts, expressing his sincere gratitude.
Rev ]. F. Chestnut spoke also, after which
all repaired to the dining room, where a
supper was served which had been pre-
pared by the committee. The following
were present: Mrs. E. A Martin, Mrs. F.
Mrs G. Garrett, Mrs. H. Hamilton, Mrs.
r. Bines, Mrs. Spencer, Misses NJ Thomp-
son, M. Poindexter. Bessie Martin, IT.
Baker, Messrs. Skinner, Mitchell and Wiki
ms.
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Y. Baldwin Johnson's New Coal Office,
612 9th st. Tel. Main 1904 and 16O5-Advt
Lodge Election and Entertainment.

Minnehaha Lodge No. 1, /. o. G. T., met
In Society Temple, 9th and G streets, Tues
day evening. Routine business and consid-
Grafton of special reports and appointment
of committee for special work on the abb
sent member line being disposed of. a social
session was had, after which officers were
elected as follows: Henry f. Smith, chief
templar; Miss Nina Higdon, vice templar;
Miss Myrtle Balderson, recording secretary;
Mr.. Edward E. Wilson, financial secretary;
Mrs. E. E. Wilson treasurer; Mrs. F. p.
johnson, marshal, and Mr.. Samuel Bed
ford, past chief templar Installation of
elective and appointive officers will be had
at the next meeting. An address was
given by Judge Nichol, a reading by s. w.
Russell, and recitals of a humorous char
acter were given by Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Higdon. respectively; brief addresses were
given by Messrs II. f. Smith, e. e. Wilson,
s. Bedford. A. f. Austin and Wilbur Nc
Daniel; violin solos were rendered by Mr..
James Carroll, to whom the lodge gave q
special token of appreciation.