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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
REDMEN
CONVENE
Especial to Tn. s,srl

HREMEnToN. May Mayor -
}. Davis welcomed the visiting Red
men AZ 2 30 o'clock thia morning
and handed over the keys o. the
city With an appropriate speech.
Following THE. the ceremony Of
hndling the great council fire was
observed under the direction of
Prophet II. r Robbins. Everett.
A committee consisting OF Mrs.
David Rodgers. Mrn A. II. Dun
combe. AIRS. Arthur Graham. Mrs.
Nation Campbell. Mrs DR.. Harlow.
Mrs. ". A. Mnhr. Mrs. william
Macksy. Mrs. Won schriitn. assist .
81 By the wives Of the members OF
kitHap Tribe No. 20. gave the Ever
ett drill team and the families Of
visiting Delegates a launch excur-
sion on the bay.
A. $40 y m. a special meeting Of
kitHhp Tribe viii be held At EaEia
hail 70 confer degrees on local cam
didatsa and complete final arrange
nents for the reception Of It's
guests.
The big parade Of Redmen takes
place this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

MORE THAN 1000 DELEGATES ARE ATTENDING TIE BIO
GATHERING or RAILWAY CONDUCTORS At PORTLAND

Tho Ladies' OF the Royal Club. the
woman.a auxiliary 10 the order. 70
also holding It's convention here. Il
consists Of the wives and daughters
81 railway conductors. and han hal
a rapid growth since IL was organ
ifod AZ Fort Wayne Ind. In tsSs
Tho opening session ia being held
al tie Armnry this afternoon. This
cyenis& there will be "a public re-
eeptien NJ the Marquam theatei
when addresses of welcome viii be-
made b. Governor Chamberlain and
MA80r Williams. and responses by
chief Conductor +, Z. Clark and
Mrs J. n. Moore. grand president
81 the ladies AUXILIARY. and ad-
drcasoa by ~ A. Wofthingion. gen
eral manager Of the Hartman lines.
and Tom Richardson. manager uf
the Portland Commercial club The
following are the grand officers of
tho order y. +. Clark. Grand chief
conductor, Cedar Rapids Ia. W. J..
Maxwell Grand secretary aud treas
urof. Cedar Rapids. ia. A. H. Gar
rutaan. assistant chief conductor.
Cedar Rapids. G. ~ Wilkins. grand
senior conductor. Cedar Rapids. 1.
= Shepard, strand junior conductor;
" j Durhln. chairman insurance
committee Milwaukee. via. ". II
nudi. member OF the insurance com
mlttee. Chicago Junction. o. ". H..
Ingram. member insurance commit
too 81 Thomas. Ont. = Archer.
chairman board Of trustees. HouH-
ton. Tex: William Welsh. truster.
Kansas City. Mo. W J. Burke.
trustee. PittAbufg. Pa, y. G smith
grand inside sentinel. Detroit.
Mich. L @ Ferguson. grand out
side bgntinel. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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AT Ballard

Michael n Kelly. aged 20. died
Monday n 10 .. m. At his home AZ
las Chestnut strest. Kelly has been
a resident OF Ballard for number
OF years lie leaves 4 wife ans
two children. The funeral viii
TAKE place from the residence at
q 30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
lniermcnt viii be AT Crown iiiil
cemetery.
The ballard city council will meet
Tuesday night and hldE for tho i'm.
proyement OF Crawford street viii
be opened. Tho Improvements will
be between First and Second ave
nueu. These will be regarded, aud
a cement walk placed the entire
length Of the street Crawford
street has been improved between
Sixth and Eighth avenues. the total
amount Of the expenditure being
ti.3i26f
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And Still They Come
rss VOTING TIE WORLDS FAIR CONTEST CONTINUES
saskty AND TIE RACE FOR rHE LEAD Is = CLOSE ONE
WIN SURPRISING sPuRTs NEARLY EVERY DAY

re race Tor the first places IN
4. ,esehers contest f. about as
r,fty A cns az waz ever Witnessed
"a SIMILAR affair.
nsss Nlchols Rainier school. Miss
NssaH Cascade. AUss Mcmillan.
sad Miss Chase. WaiiA Waiia.
al Mss Hawkins. Green Lake. are
mrnias neck and neck in the order
hey are named.
nss Nichols and Miss Metcaif
II uiskln easg hail Of each other.
ssss ne Former nosed the Cascade
haehsr out OF first place. several
~ aga ths friends q Miss Net
* nave been making a determined
sf.srt 70 place her In her old posi-
81 rhile Miss Nichols supporters
~ sqaailY determined that their
Asurife VIII retain her lead.
h tie kaown that almost all q the
tsnfss.anfs are holding back
snpans wlth the intention Of
frinesnE thsa as a sort Of a
resp setst on their ravsl. How
,sr. a. was announced In The star
i ne commenecmsnt Of the con-
~ : axy has been set when the
saapsns VII be dated. and thefcaf-
- must be turned In within a Ger
iiin period after date Of publication.
There % very little difference In
~ ssantlnE 81 the first ten con-
isstanfs. and the result Of the In
tEsaiing race il vcrY much IN
iaabf.
fAs following IS the standing Of
D. leading candidates 10 date:
zane. School
tsa a Frances Nichols. Rainier
- Lillian Ne5ealf. Cascade
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WILL 10UR THE COAST

NEW WESTMINSTER. u. C..
MAY a.-R. T. shiilington and A. j.
Warnock. two representatives OF the
lacrosse team OF Ottawa. are now
Negotiating IN this 60. with the
Dominion exhibition officials With
a vlew toward arranging games 20
Ne played az the big fair during
tha coming summer Mr.. shilling
ton stated that he hoped to meet
the teams OF Vancouver. Victoria.
Seattle. Portland and other Puget
sound cities. lie stated thai In his
opininn there would be no challenge
for the Mimic cup this year. and
that the shamrocks would hold Il
nnmoleated.
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INDICTED TWINS To IN
SURE OF LANDING
OFFENDER.

e PORTSMOUTH. ohio. May /,
= - Mrs Pauline Lordisr Wolfe. 1
Cincinnati womnu Indicted .
e here Tor child stealing has ,
. pleaded not guilty. and her
= has been fixsd at t1oo
= AIRS. Wolfe has made no sf- ,
= fort 70 set ban. "a she wishes ,
. 20 remain near the child. which /,
= IL in the custody Of the sheriff. ,
Her sister. Mrs. Philippine !
. Fisher. was indicted Jointly !
. with her and has not been ap- I
. pretended. The women are ,
. twins and were together when I
q the offence f. alleged 20 have
q been committed. I
II II said that the sister had ,
q no part IN the transaction. bat ,
= the resemblance q the two T. ,
= - great that the prosecutor I
. decided % have both indicted I
e IN the hope Of setting the rlSht /,
q one. /
e . a 4
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tseoelai 20 Tn. star.l

N%NNiAA Nn me NNMFl
PORTLAND. Ore. May 9-The
first OF tho long list OF notable
gatherings TO be held IN Portland
this year opened today with the as
semhllng Of the delegates 60 the tri-
ennial convention of the grand dlvi-
sion OF the Order OF Railway Con
duetora. Tho EeatkesisE Is eteus-ed
BY 2.0es delelosscs and visitors rep
reseuiinT every Important lEfrr 81
railway in tho United States. Caa-
ada and Mckee.
To-day was given over 60 tho fer
malitiea attending the opening OF
tho convention. y. w. Clark. OF eo,
OAR Rapids. la. the present head 81
tho order presided over the SEES
alonH The visitors we're cordially
greeted on behalf OF the city. the
management OF the Lewis and
Clarke exposition and the Nj. Hood
division. No 81. OF the order. which
Is acting AZ host 90 the convention.
Tho convention will be in session
ten DAYS or two weeks. and much
important business viii be transact
ed. Reports viii be presented show
ing that the order now extends
throughout North America. that Il
consists Of t6a divisions. with an
aggregate membership OF a1.t1i.
There are $4,000 membofa OF the mt
taal benefit department The re-
ports will show also the results a.
tained by the order In the way OF
securing higher wages and better
conditions OF labor for rs members.
Tho order il constitutionRiiy OPP
posed % strikes. but has nevorthe-
Less accomplished a. much II not
more for It's membership than any
other organized body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
TWO MEN CHARGED

Jay Boyle and I'd Mcdonald. dis
solute characters. were formally
charged With vaErancy under the
state law and convicted OF the Of
fonae before Police Judge Gordon
Monday afternoon. Both were held
IN heavy bonds, and as they could
not furnish them they were COM
mitted. Patrolman Chapman was
the principal witness Boyle divided
HIS time, Chapman snid. between the
sawdust IN the basement OF Hees
Iieycoek'a saloon. on Washington
street, and the Billy the Mug" sa-
loon. on the corner Of Washington
street and Second avenue south.
Mcdonald also haunted the Mug
saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
TOO LATE NOW

SAN FRANCISCO. May 9.-"You
are too late" is what Judge Egg
bort hands out to horse owners
about a dozen times q day who wish
to enter their bangtails In the King
County Fair association meet. Judge
Egbert has been forced 10 turn
down more than 200 owners Of
thoroughbred animals. Many own
ers have attempted to prevail upon
him 20 reopen the stakes, but the
Judge informed them that Il would
be impossible The calling off OF
the Chicago races has caused the
overflow here. A large number Of
horsemen. however. will go north
anyway and take a chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
TOBACCO HEART

Constant use OF narcotics has a
parRlyzinR effect upon the heart ac-
ton. II Is first noticeable through
a dull. uneasy pain around the
heart. accompanied with palpita-
ton. shortnesa 81 breath, trem-
bling. etc. You should stop the
progress OF the disease at once with
Or. Miles Heart Cure. II strength
ems nnd repairs the nerve tissues.
aud restores healthy heart action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
BAckAcHE

Delicate women who are subject
10 nervous spells, backache. bear
ing down and periodical pains. take
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills and find
IN them a pleasant and sure relief.
They cure by their soothing influ-
ence upon the nervous system. They
do not affect the bowels in the
slightest degree. and are perfectly
harmless. 20 doses. 2be. Never sold
In bulk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
MUST HANG


TRENTON. y. J.. May s.-JudEe
tanning refused a writ OF habeas
corpus IN the case Of Mrs. Valentine
the Italian woman who was con-
demned 10 be hanged for the murder
" her huahand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
REBtLS COT ARMS
Dy scripps News ASSN

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May g.
The spells captured by the rebels
at Sanaa included 30 guns. 20 600
rifles and much ammunition. The
garrison and Turkish officials were
permitted to leave the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Woman against Woman prom.
ises 70 Be one of the best drawing
cards the Third Avenue MANAGE
ment has put on during the entire
season.
The play f. replete with heart
thrills. and tells the story Of a
wronEsd woman'E aufferinEs with
touching realism.
There will be- the usual wednes-
day and Saturday mAiinseA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

LEWISTON. IDAHO. May a.
The university OF Washington de-
featcd the Lewiston Normal school
by a score Of TO o. A very small
crowd we're present and these only
saw part Of the game on account Of
tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
FAILED
By scripps News Ass'n1

LONDON. May s.-The failure Of
4. C. Hawkins. a broker. was an
nouneed on the Stock Exchange to-
day. He was long on 10000 shares
OF American stocks The liabilities
are estimated at $500. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible Tor sickness ard
o
Yoe need s,,snenbut kidneys most be-
do most nd nssd first
badly" taking Swans
70 aesb
hsAth. will
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SPECIAL RATE

East Via Northern Pacific. only
$3.50 to winona Lake. Ind. and re-
turn. Tickets ON sale MAY l. only.
call AZ n. L. Ticket cfnee. ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
CURED my RUPTURE
WIN Show You How TO Cure Yours
FREE.

vas helpless ard bedeasn fer years from eonbis rupture
Ne truss eoae bold Doctors SAID De operated
fooled Ehem All and cured yHelf By simple discovery rn
SID TIE cure free b. mai Jos ws 1r a. u cured snf has
saec cured h0usands Hwieureyou. Write toeay Cars VA
CeiinEs. hQx -. Wat FtaEn. ~
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ELLERY WAS FLooREp.

4 rs this the freight Officer =
. asked a tall raw boned farmer 4
q a. he stepped into the office OF :
= the Wisconsin Central and
n placed a large wood box on the 4
4 polished surface Of Mr. Ellery's 4
4 desk.
. yes sir" answered Agent 4
4 Eilery.
= what can do for your"
4 I want TO ship this ser box" 4
= answered the pumkin husker. 4
\ Where Is It golng7" asked 4
= Mr.. Ellery.
4 wall. q says on the box =
4 was the reply.
4 Mr.. Eiiery read: Alton, In =
= dian Territory =
4 we have no train running
4 there" no said. =
4 why the duce didn't you 4
\ say 40 IN the first placer" 4
4 ejaeulatedo the native from 4
4 corn tassels as he expecterated 4
= and marched out In high dud- 4
= geon. 4
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 4 4 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

SarsapariIIa. Good for

anything7 ASK your parents,
grandparents, neighbors, your
own doctor. We will leave IL
TO any OF them. Best blood
medicine. Best nerve tonic.
Sold for 60 years. io Sa Ii ss:.,
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at THE THEATERS
At THE THEATERs

. At THE THEATERs
q Grand Schiller Anniversary
a Memorial
. Seattle Dark
q Third Ave-. Woman Against
q Woman An emotional dFa- /
q ma nf the old school Well
q acted and we'll worth seeing
o Star Petite Vaudeville. IL {
q cellent bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

A special meeting u the cham
Der Of commerce h to b. held Tuei-
day afternoon 20 discuss the various
irrigation pretes afo0t in this
state Experts on the subject VIII
address the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

sJhsamgla and immediate effect q
~ arp Root the great kidney and
bh oder frlmedy IN soon realized. II
sasnta the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing eases.
swamp Root vii set your whole
system right. and tie best proof o.
his - a trial
So eottaEs st.. MsiruHe. Mass
uaar str Jan 18th. 1900.
Ever since I was in the army. ]
had more a. less Kidney trouble and
within the past year u became -
severe ard complicated that ! sur
fsrsd everything and was much
aiarrned=fny strength and power
vas fast leaving me. ] saw an ad=
vrrtinement 81 Swan p Root and
wrote ASKING foF advice began the
use ~ the medicine and noted a
decided Improvement after taking
Swamp Root only short time.
4 rontin ued its uHe and am
thankful % say that I arm entirely
cured and strong In order to be
very sure about this. ! had a doctor
examine some OF my water today
and he pronounced II all right and
Ia splendid condition.
4 know that your Swamp Root
II purely vegetable and does not
contain any harmful drugs. Thank
in9 you for my complete recovery
nnd recommending Swamp Root 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

The benefit concert given under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Musical
cIab for the Seattle Symphony or
chesiFa At Christensen hall Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

TACOMA. May p.-Tho millers
from all parts Of the state gathered
at Tacoma Tuesday for the purpose
of forming state organization.
Among those present are n number
Of prominent Seattle miilerM
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NO OPERA SKIRTS
IN cHoiRs.

PtTTsBuRo. Pa May a.
Fifteen society women Of Ne.
kssspoft who are singers in
: the church ehoirs have been
; requested 60 resign from the
latter because they consented
TO appear in the comic opsrs
Nancy CLANCY" and 70 wear
short skirts.
\ tttttt ttst q,
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ne RUNS A =
PARROT RANCH. =
VICTORIA. Mes, May g. .
= Martin Hoits. an Ansrican. :
q who established a parrot ranch :
. near Victoria fsss years ago, :
q has met With much success ard e
q has accumulated = fortune. tiis 4
. Is probably the only parrot z
q ranch IN the world 4 10 GER :
q tainly the only ere in Msxiee. =
4
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a a prominent business man 4
e stated 10 me sunday that In 4
. the last ten days there has q
. been more business done Ia q
a Portland than any other time .
this year" D. Eilsry. Contract 4
4 inE freight agent. Wisconsin =
q Central Ry. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

evening was a pronounced success.
both from An artistic standpoint aud
IN attendance
The Grand Opera house will be
the scene Tuesday evening. % mem.
orlal services Ia honor Of the Que
hundrcth anniversary Of the death
Of Frederick Schiller. the famous
German poet An attractive music
cal program viii be rendered
10 you like ragtimaf
n - the act OF Montgomery and
Cantor ai The Star this week viii
be worth seeing Montgomery r. \
rial mirth provoking tramp come
dian. while Cantor has az nlmhir a
pair Of feet a. have ~buehed" on
the stage Of a Seattle theAier in
many a day
Then there "a clever English
aouhrette. Daisy Harcnurt. wonder
II It's her real nAme'1 She sing.
nicely and IL a clever mimic After
which yea viii enjoy Nellie Gcrin
In an Illustrated aouN the Geographic
pictures. the Melruy trio Of Juvenile
dancers. Knaure and Chaplin In 4
comedy sketch and Isoftl and her
trained horse Buck.
There wili be tho usual daily mat
ineea
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al sufferers. ! am. very truly yours.
I g. RICHARDSON.

all sufferers. am. very truly yours.
I g. HfCHAHD8ON.~
swamp Root tH not recommended
Tor everything. but II promptly
cures kidney. liver aud bladder trou-
blea. the symptoms Of which are
OBLIGED 60 pass your water ire
queutly night and day. nmartinE or
Irritation IN passing. tsriekduHt or
sediment in the urine. heada che,
hhnkache. lame hack. dizziness. poor
digestion. HleerisHsncHa. nervous
ness. heart disturbance due TO bad
kidney trouble. skin erupiians from
bad blood. neuralgia, rheumatism.
diabetes. bloatsnE. frritability. worn
out feeling. lack 81 ambition. loss Of
flesh. Naiiow complexion. OF nriKhtn
disease.
II your water. when allowed to re-
main undistufbed IN n glass or bot
tie for twenty -four hours. forms a
sediment OF settling or has a cloudy
appearance. Il II evidence that your
kidneys and bladder need immediate
attention.
Swamp Rect IL pleasant 90 take
and is for sale AZ drug stores the
world over In bottles % two sizes
and two priceH=fifty cents and one
dollar. Remember the name. swamp
Root. DIT kiimer'H Swamp Root
and the address. BinEhhmton. ~. Y.
on every bottle
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evening was a pronounced success.
both from An artistic standpoint aud
IN attendance
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EDITORIAL NoTE

EDITORIAL NoTE-tn prove o
nsy eavs sasn pie bottle and book Of valuable
Of thousands thousands Of testimonial letters received
readers advised bottle
o ayy Daily
The Esnulnsnsss Of this offer H guaranteed
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Silver Run Items.

OcrnRgR Roland. aged i've .il,>. caid
Of A. ]. BeniIler aud wifi. di-i jsaniis'r
las, Monday and was buried ,u ibr ,'.-u-i-fy
ia this place on Tuesday Afternoon. S-,sigvs
acre held at The house, Rev. John ln.i-r.
officiating.
Pumpkins are plentiful. Jerome kaouiz
hauled q two horse loads from s-y-i1i cr.-s.
A heavy thunder storm ras>sd .s-r li,i.
place on Monday evening. The lighiulns ~.
vivid: the rain Wa much needed
Farmers are commencing Ia has corn.
which is an immense crop
Quite number OF our citizens atien.i-d he
eireus in West minister last week. and ou Thurs
day the unveilng Of the Battle Monument 10
Hanover. and this week the York fair
The Communion al the Lutheran church sn
Sunday was largely attended.
Rev John Yoder went TO York on Tuesday
evening
A. p. Heiwig. who has been low with ".
phaid fever, Is improving
The early grain is looking fine.
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urrnans Court.

Monday. October = The Westminster DE.
.sastt auI Trust Cumiauy. eaar,iian oi Lotl4~
l.. nuuek. uow Lo,uc J. be,ilbtSs. settled
a.-f aud iinsi account.
Ijt- last sail and testament q Mary 4.
E.,>raradc. was admitted to pro, ate. aud let
rvr- ErsIAm-niaFy THEREON weTe granted Ia
Ir,.as II. Eckeurode. who received i,rdrr to
O.. ity creditors
John Milton R-ifsui Ter. Johu l.. R-ifsui-
dee. IT,. and George x, Grhr, executors 81
john l. keiisRiirr, returned Inventory az
personal property.
uiram b. Jones, administrator ut Thomas
Jores, settled FIRST aud 6nal account
Taesday. October s The sale 90 jhr real
estate Of Mary {. ltmotte as finally natl.
fed.
The sale Of the real estate OF Burgess y
Williams was finally ratified.
Letters of administration on the estate Ut
Margaret +. Tracy were granted 10 Caroline
RinehaTi, who received order a. nutil eredi
tors and warrant 10 appraise.
Annie NJ. DevilbisS, formerly Annie ".
Meredith. execuirix Of Nathaniel Meredith
filed nes bond, and received order to sell real
estate.
Charles l.. Thomson, guardian Of Jesse and
Anna Thomson. wards, received order 10 use
funds for support OF wards,
fer, reported sale of real estate aud received
order nj 81 thereon.
+. Oliver Grimes, Dr.. executor OF Emily
J. Rippard, received order OF court rs 10 col
lection OF bills owing testairix.
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Linehoro Items.

0cToBER Airs. J. L. Hoffman and dAugh
ter Ethel returned Tuesday from thirteen
day tour 10 Baltimore. Atlantic City, Phila-
delphia and New York
Robert Merkel, proprietor Of LiHeboro Ho.
tel. wife and son Raymond, visited relatives
IN York and Harrisburg this week.
Many OF our citizens attended the York fair
this week.
The new school building is about completed
aud is the fines, one in the county. The
building was erected BY Mr.. ]. II. B.Ocher,
Of Alesia. president Of the School Board. The
]. o. L. A. NJ. Of Alesia. presented The
school with hue Bible aud United States
flag s By 10 feet. which waves daily over the
building from tall flagstaff.
Along the line Of improvements there Is 80
be erected board walk through the town 10
extend to she church. Il Is a much needed
improvement. We trust all will take deep
interest - H.
The Liaeboru Canning Co. are stu at sork.
They have packed large quantities ot peas.
beans. corr. tomatoes and apples. tno'si OF
which have already beeu sold al a fair FTlce-
This industry Is in iiogs}shiuE condition.
Citizens 81 Linebor0 offer fine Inducements
to any person Wishiag 90 start an en,eTprIs~.
We believe competitor to be the lie Of hHsa-
ineSS
On Friday Of last week Mrs. George Shatscr
accidentally fell. fractaring her ieit hsmerus
near the shoulder Or. r. H. Wcrx Vas
summoned aud rendered the Reo'-sSary sargt.
cal attention. Al this writing she Is IaPsoy-
ing nicely.
living Albright. formerly Of this place. sho
was killed on the \. C. Il r. in an unknozu
way. vas buried last SaaAay 10 the cemetery
Of the German Bap,isis, Al Black Rock.
Leroy Weatz. Of BALTIMORE, visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs q. B. WcutE, Of this place.
last Sunday.
The receat rails settled the dus; sad started
gram of fnely.
PaaI Matthias made a aying trip o. Rristsr-
loSn recently.