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ali thHnei cllunup and n Disgrace TO my
plratical foreftI Hhcrs And what Is more,
IN the ConlinanE er- In Chief Is not excep-
tlonal " brisk &tuld abnolmhlly threaten 81
INF out of & tho corner of her eye, m
mlgl 'ty apt8to 8 at drowsyi or to make an
excuse USE for stenllhig off. IN
Now, as to the .'smart'' ones themselves
--all, they are "a qEeer bunch, ana ~ taxes Il
Guilt ton ftoi appreciate them Just as II
does to eat olives or to place a proper
valuation on lfau tiuue furniture! or
course there are two brands OF celebri-
ties---l,e celebrities and she-ceebrities AL
f Though It has beet my observation that
the representatives Of both sexes have
good. farm hand q, p2ctites and q re1nark-
able 1'roclivit y& for the most com Portable
rocking chairs on TIL premises, they are.
I taken as. 81 whole d lean looking crowd
whose mental equip h,ent appears to have
been gained at the eH pense of their avoir-
dnpots, and PERSONAL pulchritude, hen
ever, this class Of lnortals invades my
premises, 7 see to 1T that there Is at
lenst a plenty Of food, and trust the rest.
to Providence and the Commander:-li4n-s
Chief. 5t33
Even to this day, I am.not fully pre-
pared to Il Say which I like the more
he-celebrites or she-ce,lebritics. While
for bathing suits, and in figure are
strongly suggestive Of salt sacks tied in
the middle, Of pine wood planks. l have
found some ofSithe scra,wny things very
amAable and Inclined to be charitable to
men. None of them, however, appar-4
entity appreciate the conversations which
demand the most Intellect ual perspiration
on my part, though they gulp at any
insipid compliment like a, catfish snap
ping alta bacon $rind, and Ii red -headed,
appear soothed when I say ] like
auburn" hair. "a NIX
z He-celebrities, on the other hand, want
absolute worship from women and are so
dognnatic, self-elated, dpinionatcd and
quietly insistent in the matter OF homage.
that feel like going afteis them with n
sandbng or strewtng their 4 a thways with
invisible banana peel.
It IS a common characteristic OF
Smart" people-I have fed a great many
and therefore know-to get monstrously
sleepy after a good meal and to- BIO most
frank and open Especially OPEN in their
manner of EARNING. In this particular
they appeal very strongly to me. Both 4
classes, too, have a Singular aversion for 1
touching upon their respective special
ties, and instead Of dropping nuggets OF ]
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charming
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dlll
andf Benne,h
was
is aseieo sshowing tits
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AWED BY PRESENCE OF GENIUS.
The Idler Does Not Care tr Trot the Smart Class and
Gets Sleepy Mlasr Y Celebrities Are About.
Class and.


wisdom all over tho promises. they In
Ivarlably shy or from the discussion Of
subjects calculated TO elevate the human
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29

Assemblymen-W. c. Norman,
F. M. Clark.
: Treasurer-Passed.
Assessor. r. Lee.
District Attorney-C. A. Walker.
County Clerk-E. G.. Giroux.
Auditor and Recorder-H. W.
Schilling.
County Commissioner (long term)
"A. L. Parker.
County Commissioner, (short
term)-G. G. Buzzetti.
J. P, Ely Precinct--R. Van Val.
kenberg.
Constable. Ely Precinct-H. L.
Cummings.
Hamilton-J. p, Henry Bush;
Constable, A. J. Shields.
Cherry Creek P, B. F. Har-
rison; Constable, J. Culver.
Lund--J. p, W. A. Terry; Con-
stable, I. B. Mathis.
Preston-J. p. Albert Lee; Con-
stable, J.. Bernsou.
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Nsucs Of Appointment and to Cred tors

Ellen Bayes was on the 3oth day of August,
duly appointed executfix Of the estate OF VIM.
Hayes deceased, by the Fourth Judicial Dis.
,rict Court Of the State Of Nevada. In and for
exeoufrix.
All persons having claims against said de-
cessed. must within three months from the
first publication OF his Notice. fle the same
with the Clerk Of the aforesaid Court. with
the necessary vouchers. Any el.im not 10
died will be forever barred,
tLLEN HAYES.
Executrix Of said Estate.
Chas. A. walker, Attorney for ExecutItx.
Dated Ely, Nevada, Aug So. 1914.
First publication Sept. 9Th 1914; last publica-
ton October 6, 1874,
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Notice Of Appointment and to Creditors

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
P. N Baker. was on the goth day Of August
1914. duly appointed Administrsto OF the es.
tate Of Calvin Wsrlick deceased, by the Fourth
Judicial District Court of the State # Nevada.
In and for " hite Pine 20 Inty. and has quail.
He'd - such administrator
All persons having claims against said de.
ceased, must. within forty days flom the first
publication Of this Notice. file the same with
the Clerk Of the Aforesaid Court, vi h the rec.
essafy vouchers. Any claim not 70 Med will
be forever barred. P. NJ. BAKER.
Administrator Of said Estate.
Chas. A. Wa ker. Attorney for Administrator
Dated, Ely, Nevads, Aug. 3Olh, 1901
First publication September Sth; last publica,
tiOE october 9Th 1914,
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Notice No. go.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

NAAS AAHD OfEtS6 y
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY s afSs MI fa Il ~, JAMES
~ Ivers, and Mary Judge, whose reeidencss
and port once addresses are Salt Lake City,
George Welthsr, whose post once address u
Shertaau, Nevada, have made application for
8 United states Patent for the Ivers.Ivers No.
| and Ivers No, 2 lodes consolidated mining
claim. situate in unc!ganised mining district.
linear fest zach Of the Aforesaid lodss q sur.
face ground, erh 600 feet wide, being mineral
survey No. 2iso' snd Described In the nsld
50 min. east - tolloWs. to:wtt:
, CS. men Hs, e. e ar No; ! Ct he ivs,s No.
ton q, township IS north. range IS east. Mount
Disb,o Base md Meridian. oears N 70 deg s.
III. T.. No. bears 8 Is deg .,g4 u ' min i 3 ISL
feet dlstalt, thence running from said corner
No.l 8 sdeG 81 min = l5Ou feet 10 corner Nc. .
g so. me i e. ! 81 81 thu .od ls. mnE ioa. !: az. sdspi iIoa vi. ::ia
deg . min 81 secs Z 1926 feet distant and from
LesrsN : deg as min 81 secs v isis feet dis.
teut. thence running from said common and
Identical corner Aforesaid ~ deg II min "
VI ia 4 s a SSsaf' With III; : 81 shi No. .'ir: Of 'G sas
Issrs No. . lode and from which the Aforesaid
section corner bears n q deg 10 min Is secs
g. 8. ) y l. TT 4. H. sss' i a s..s: h "a de- i'G e MIN siad IS SG1 .s:.
" 2707.l fSet distant. thence running from
said cvmmon and identical corner sforesaid 8
2 deg " Mtu 4 l50 feet to corner No. 2 of the
Ivers No. 2 lode. thence N IS deg - min W SO
thence n deg. q min W 1850 isst to corner No.
3 Of the Ivers No 2 lode which IL Identical with
corner No. 3 Of the lvers lode. thence n 4 deg
IL min n 800 feet 20 corner No., I Of the Iysrs
lode which 10 identical with corner No, 8 Of the
iyers No. lode, thence n 8 deg a. min W 1909
feet to corner No. I Of the Ivers No. l lode,
thence . s5 deg y min z 6y0 feet to corner No
beginning Of description OF exterior bounds.
ries Of said consolidated claim.
The relative positions Of the discovery
points and Presumed course of the lode Of
each OF laid l0des embraced in said console
dated claim being shown upon the plat posted
on the ground and on the plat nlsd with the
Application for psteut In the above land ONCE.
Said consolidsted claim being located In un.
surveyed township 2t N, range IS z, Mount ri.
sblo Base and Meridian, and containing q total
and net area Of 81 81 acres.
Each OF said lodes embraced In sid coneoli.
dated mining claim being of record 10 the
office Of the County Recorder ct Ely, white
Book '.t'' pages 2so.2SO; Ivers No. In Book IS"
pages 24o-2iI, and Ivers No. I'm Book IS" pages
24l-2A2, and ~ amended In Book ..5' paTes
67y.5SO. There are no known near locations or
mining claims % shown by the Official survey
! direct that this notice be published in the
weeks.
o. H. GALLUP,
Rsg'ster.
Attorney sor Applicant.
Sbst puh'itaa0A dated osptsobss .. 1so% !
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION

The Democrotic County Con.
vention convened in Ely vester-
day. Below is given the ticket
nominated by tho Convention.
Full proceedings will be pub.
lished In our newt issue:
State SENATOR. F. Miles.
, Assemblymen-O. II. Snow,
George Fisher.
Sheriff-W. D. Buntin.
Recorder and Auditor-D. s..
Dickerson.
Treasurer-A. G. White.
District Attoruey-M. G. Shall.
lenbarger.
County Clerk-F Fred Oldfeld.
Assessor-A. G. House.
County Commissioner (long
term)-Phil McKernan.
County Commissioner (short
term-R. A. Riepe.
Justice of the Peace, Ely Town.
ship. D. Crossette.
Constable, Ely Town ship-A.
A. Marshall.
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Wanted SEVERAL rNnr,srp

Wanted - SEVERAL INDUSTRY
GUS persons In each state to trave.
for house established ele ven years andl
with aslarge capital, to call upon mer.
chants and agents for successful and
profitable line. Permanent engage
ment. Weekly cash salary of ga and
all travelling expenses and hotel bills
q dvancedin cash each week, Experi-
not essential. Mention reference
and enclose self-add ressed envelope.
TIE NATIONAL, 222 Dsarbors S..
ChiaAeA
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Notice Of appointment and to Creditors

NorrcH 10 hereby given that the IN 'ersigned
r. u. Baker. was on the S0th o,y OF August
Geo. W. Pafer, deceased. by the Fourth Judi
cisl District Court Of the State OF Nevada. IN
and for White Pine County. aud has qualified
~ such executor.
All persons having claims sRainst said de-
ceased, must, within three months from the
first publication OF this Notice. file the same
with the Clerk Of the aforesaid Court, with the
necessary vouchers. n claim not so hteo
win be forever barred.
p, n. BAKER,
Executor Of said estate.
Chas. A. walker, Attorney for Exector.
disqualification Sth, 1904: last publication
October 9Th, 1904
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Notice Of Hearing Of Final Account.

In the Fourth Judicial District
Court OF the State OF Neva a,
In and for White Pine
County.
In the matter of the estate OF WILLIAM
HAYES, deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice ia hereby given that the fuala account
Of Ellen Hayes, the Special AdministratOr Of
the estate Of William Hayes. deceased, has baen
rendered to the said Court for settlement, and
that the 26th day of september, ION, 1t 10
O'Clock A. N. Of said day. has been appointed
the time for the hearing Of the said account.
at which time any person interested In said
estate may appear aud enter objections and
contest the same.
-. NEIL MUNRO. Clerk.
Dated Ssptsmher 10th. 1904.
G1As Il WAkkDlt Atty IL Adalaistsatoy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29
REPUBLICAN,


VVIvv NV WV
The Republican county convened
yesterday. Detailed report Of the
proceedings will be published next
week.
The convention was called to or
der by Chas. A. Walker, chairman
of the county central committee.
In his opening remarks he spoke as
follows:
Gentleman of the Convention and
fellow Republicans.
"The eve of a great campaign Is
upon us. On the 9Th Of November
next we must plant the grand old
banner of Republication upon the
steeples Of victory, where it will
wave, not over a land of hard times
and business stagnation, empty din
ner pals aud Coxey armies. but
over a land of prosperity, business
activity, booming mills and happy
homes.
"The elements composing our
opposition, in nation, state and
county, are disrupted, disorgan-
lied and disgruntled, full Of dissen-
sion and envy, while harmony has
always been the watchword of Re-;
publicanism, and I hope and trust
it will be in this convention. We
have no individual or set Of indi-
viduals who tell us who we shalt or
shall not nominate. The party is
bigger than any one man. W.
have no Lord Francis the First, or
Lord So and So First, Second or
Third. Should any person who
desires a nomination at the hands of
this convention be not successful in
getting it, or any one whom we
nominate be not successful at the
polls-the Lord forbid such a ca
lamity, though-may they be not
discouraged, may their natures not
become soured and their temper
vindictive, but may they enter the
campaign with a vim and work for
the ticket as a whole. Personally,
I have been before the people the
last three campaigns. I have rev.
eled in the pleasures Of victory, I
have suffered the pangs of defeat.
Nc should feel in the least hu.
inflated at honorable defeat in an
honorable cause.
"The county is naturally Repub-
lican. Many left the party a few
years ago solely upon the financial
question, but whose hearts have al
ways been Republican upon all
other issues. When we went into
the Silver Party, which through the
fusion fraud made in fact silver
Democrats, they believed the para.
mount issue to the people Of this
state was the free and unlimited
coinage of silver. The Democratic
party has now repudiated silver and
is even more opposed to bi-metallisn,
than the Republican administration.
If you want to make a Nevada
Democrat hang his head ask him
how he can be a lamb in that party
which nominated for presidentident
a second Cleveland. a man who says
to him in his now famous telegram,
I regard the gold standard as
firmly and irrevocably established
and shall act accordingly
Before officially opening this
convention I want to remind you
that though we are only small
wheels in the great machinery al
Our government, We have q duty to
perform, higher even than that of
electing Off county ticket, and even
our state ticket. and that is to strain
our every energy in an effort to see
that the man who for the next four
years sits in that honored chair un.
der the great white dome Of our
national capitol. that chair once &C.
cupied by the immortal Washington
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29

STEPToE LODGE NO. a.. r. "a. NJ
HC!he sta.ed Communication OF Steptoe
Lodge, No. "a, z. 4 A. NJ, will be held
IN Nsvada Hall each Tuesday evening
on or before the full Of the Noon. Mem. IN
brethren In good standing are cordially in.
vited to attend. VIC. GAlLAGHRER W. Y.
CAAs. A, WALxsn, Secretary.
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Hamilton School Report

The following is the report Ct the
Hamilton school for the month end
ing September 73rd 1904:
Scholarship Dept,
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FREIGHT.

This Company guarantees 70 osi n,
freight from both east ana We ."ru
Ely ss chesply as via any otner w..
Special rates on Machinery anu IN ~
Der. or any other commodi'le'
carload. ,...
Also on ore going to the sM
east or west. 10 carload quan
LIVE STOCK.
This Company is preparen to 10 n n"i,H|
Live Stock to and al
reached by railroads In the couD
Quick and Satisfactory se''"
Guaranteed.
For information as to Freight an0'
senger rates, apply to
G. D. ABBOTT, Supt'
PAI1sADr. NrvAD'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29
Eureka
PaIisade Railway,

For Passengers. saggsgs" HaN
kxpress and Freight
LEAVE PALISADE at 80 IN. dslI
except Sunday, arriving at Eufii
NJ. This train REL elvts man,
express and baggage at Pslisads lFol
train leaving San Francisco atSAh
daily, and also carries mail from ost1
land dyer, leaving San Francisco
.. m, both the day previous. All
with all trains leaving Ogden the aH
before.
A FOR ELY leaves Eureka !
2 p. NJ, latter arrival OF IRAN W
irving at Ely 8 A. N. the iolo"'s|
m0rntn0
RETURNING STAGE, leaves Ely y
1880 .. m. daily, except Saturday, stil.i
ing at Eureka 3 a. %. Passenger es1
rest 1T Eureka and take trsl9 !
2 D. m. daily, except sps0i!1
arriving Vt Palisade 6'5op p. N, 10 w.
meet with eastb0und passenger INV
1t 1928 p. NJ, which arrives o. ~ ~
den at 7:lO =. M, and Salt Lake UlsI
1t 1925 }. m. the following mo.naa.1
Also connects with westbouno X.
Rsenger train at 1917 p. m. due 10
Francisco 1T $50 p. u. next dsy'
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= 8 II " Aodge,

MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD
thursday Of each month at 8 O'Clock
r. N. In the A. o. U. w. Hall at Ely.
So]ouroine brethren In good standing
are cordially invited to attend the meet.
ings: M. c. SHALLENBARGER, M. W.
w. A. MoYLE, Secretary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29
Lodge Directory.

NHERRY CREEK LODGE NO. 70, I. O O.F.-
NLMeets at Odd Fellow Hall every Moa.
day evening vt . o'clOck. SOjourn. -
Cordially invited to attend j, B,3x
Onx. n. g., r. n. CLARK, Ret. sec. "
rotary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29
Notice.
CHANGE IN FREIGHT AND PASSEN
GER RATES ON WELLESLEY LINE.

From Janu Try lst, 1904. the follow.
ing rates will be effective on the Wells.
Ely STAG Line to Ely:
All packages under 5Olba, will be
grad uated.
All freight and express over 5Olbs,
=! CENTS per pound.
Passenger fare sl2 80; round trip
The following apply to Cherry Creek {:
Packages under 5Olbs. graduated.
Freight and express ov r5Olhs, pct,
Passenger fare $40; round trip sI8.
Thirty pounds Uf baggage allowed
each passenger.
D. G KENNEDY. Manager.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29

DRUG
STORE

Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals.
Patent Medicines,
Syringes, Sponses, Soaps, Combs,
Brushes. Psrfumery.
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Wall Paper. Paints and Oils,
Paint and varnish Brushes. Etc.
Physicians Prescriptions
CGrefuUy Compounded
at I'LL Hours
F M. Clark, Proprietor
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-29

~ shA $vSA
our state ticket. and that is to strain
our every energy in an effort to see
that the man who for the next four
years sits in that honored chair uf,.
der the great white dome Of our
national capitol. that chair once &C.
cupied by the immortal Washington
and made vacant by u three maj.
tyred Republican presidents, Lin.
coin, Garfield and Mckinley, shall
be filled by that man of unimpeach.
able character, integrity and great
ability, that man who thinks for
himself and acts as his own con.
science dictates, that man who is
not a TOOL to the moneyed element
of Wall street, that man who loves
the west and western ways, I mean
Theodore Roosevelt.
I now declare this convention
open and ready for business. The
secretary will read the call for the
convention. :
The following nominations were
made:
State Senator-W. G. Gallagher.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-30
F.W. FERGUSON, :>*-~ -~'*>
- =: PRESIDENT T. l.. A.

1.-THE Trades and Tabor assembly met
last night and elected the following
officers:' Z
Fred w. Ferguson. president; W. w.
Kelley, vice president; Charles Dolan,
recording secretary; w. W. Turnbu1l,
corresponding secretary; Alex La Joie,
treasurer; Reney Davis, statistician;
Joseph Delpenock, sergeant at-arms;
John Todd. Charles c. Simmons, Ole
1saccson, trustees; George Porter, H.
c. sStivers, delegates to Duluth Trades
and Labor assembly; w. w. Kelley,
F. w. Ferguson, delegates to Building
and Trades council.
A communication was read from the
City band. asking that the assembly
select candidate to represent them at
the, coming carnival, with a view Of
presenting a name for queen of the
carnival. The matter was referred to
Maurice McGinnes, who acted as chair
man of the meeting.
The Labor Day committee reported
that they were making good progress
and that they had decided to hold this
years celebration at Billings Park.
The sale of beer will be prohibited and
no subscriptions from merchants will
be solicited.
Delegate Perault, Of Duluth made a
rousing address on, labor topics and
Charles Dolan read a report of the do
fngs OF the state convention Of the
Federation Of Labor at Green Bay,
where he was delegate.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-30
LADIES CALENDER CIRCLE
PlCNiCS At LINCOLN PARK

The ladies Calender circle gave a
picnic at Lincoln Park last Friday at
ternoon. The members Of the circle
made it an outing In honor Of the
birthdays Of Mrs. VIM. Tolman and
Mrs. w. P. Pencil. both Of which fell
on the same date, and presented each
with a handsome plate. The families
Of the members Joined them during the
day and a glorious time was had. The
weather was ideal, and nothing &C.
cured to mar the pleasure Of the at
fair. Among the visitors were Rev.
and Mrs. w. ]. Lowrie, Mrs. Lowrie's
sister, Miss Johnson Of Lincoln. Neb.,
and Mrs. Walter Boutin. of West Du-
luth, formerly of the Heights.
The following attended from the
Heights: Mrs j. Wilson, Ruth and
Hazel Wilson. Mrs. Burnham, Mrs.
William Donaldson. Mrs. J. H. Tom
lin, Mrs. William Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Storms, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Webb.
Ruth and Ralph Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Tolman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Pen
nell, Celia, and Dora Pennell, Mr. and
Mrs. c. H. Merritt and Mary Emily
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nevill and Burt
Nevill, 49,.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-30
ROY MACKENZIE PAYS +:
:. FINE: IN COURT

!, Roy Mackenzie paid fine of ST. end
costs in=munfcipal court yesterday for
having assa ultedx M. p. .shaa. >Ac-
cording to a statement made in court
ee or supee1
Shea, placing himself In her way; while
she was walking; on the .Bowery; took
on his. hat heldrit toward her and said
good evening: Yrs: Mack enzie, It is
said, did not know the5iman. and re-
ported t ne :occ urrence to- her: husband
when she returned home Gs*::24:ss<'
!, Il Its about j time some: OF you fresh
emys got Thea XG1 Nae ae
skenzie,z she struck { Shea across the
Emout s3 +. 40 10 =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-30

the home of Mr.. ansey 81. B Palmetto
street will move q the city: Monday.
Mr.. Ramsey will return to the Heights.
The Sabbath school gave E "a .- picnic
Tuesday at Horseshoe xcurves on the
Boulevard. A large number from the
Heights attended. It isarumored about
the suburb that some interesting events
of an athletic nature were pulled off
by the ladies'. Mrs. NevillsT won the
fat ladies race, with Mrs. Pencil and
Mrs. Brayton were close seconds. On,the
way home one Of the vehicles was
broken and most of the people were
obliged to''walk to the street car line.
Mrs. J. Fl. Harris Of Beacon Hill is
critically I'll. Fora time early in the
week some fear was had as to- her re-
covery, but. developments of the last
hope. %: ~. .~;5E=*! III
Alex Reid left Saturday for a fall
purchasing trip in the east.
The odor from dead horse carelessly
left in the west end Of the suburb last
week caused the residents at the end
of Palmetto street some unpleasantness
Tuesday. When reported to Officer
NAcAACA1t0 Iuc CdECdSS was ndSLlly OlS-
posed of.
The Fire company held its monthly
meeting at the fire hall Tuesday even
ing. Captain. Bruneau presided. Some
routine matters were attended to.
A number Of Duluth Heights resi-
dents spent Sunday at Two Harbors.
Others had good time at Oatka
Mrs. c. H. Merritt and daughter,
Mary Emily leave today to spend a few
weeks at Marquette, visiting Mrs. Mer-
ritt's parents.
The c1garmakers union will give
picnic tomorrow at Makowski's summer
garden.
Mrs. William Donaldson will give an
ice cream social at her home on Ounce
street Tuesday evening for the benefit
Of the church. Besides refreshments
several lawn games will be enjoyed.
It Is hoped that there will be a good
Master Oscar Cook is i'll. DR.. J. NJ
Robinson is attending him.