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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
FELLOWSHIP" MEETINGS WILL
81 SUNDAY Y. M. C. A. FEATURE

The y NJ G. a. has decided to
innuFufate "a new feature in regard
10 their work for the older boys N
Seattle This new departure ia Ia
the why nf "A club FOR the high school
boys, which VIII meet every sun.
dHY afternoon az g.f5 on the gym
maIum floor
Tho association has long felt the
need af Hnma such organization
whore the older boys could gather
together aud spend the long winter
sunday afternoons MI Kirk. the
hoya' secretary. called "a conference
iaHt sunday. which was attended by
over 90 boys. representing every
section and practically an the larger
churches 81 the city At this eon=
ference the details 90 the plans we're
aiseuHaed and the officers ard Nee
eHHsry committees elected The uf-
hcefH and chairman Of the commit
tees constitute cabinet who cone
''m aud run the club
The program. as outlined by the
bnNa last Sunday. takes up an the
afternoon from asAs 60 O'Clock.
ana Do divided into four separate and
distinct parts. The first part ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

boys meeting. which 70 for the boys.
Of the boys and by the boys This
consists Of "a good rauHIug song Hct=
vice and "a short practical talk BY
some we'll known business CT pfa-
feHsiauW imam This meeting IT.
then followed bF the Bible rlHsneH.
The time from the closing ~ the
Elblr CLASSES to the fellowship
luncheon IL taken up In the reading
NJ SOME popular book. The fellow 3
ship luncheon then brings the aft
ernoon 90 "a pleasant close aud In
time for the boys 60 get 20 their
respective Young Peoples societies
without going home.
The opening Of the meeting viii
be held Sunday afternoon ut Is
at the Y. b. e. A. building. az which
time superintendent pf Schools
Frank w. Cooper viii address the
boys on Personal Responsibility.
aud a f. n6nrdman. 81 the FIRST
Presbyterian church. will sing.
The club la for and open 20 the
older boys IT the city. aud no boy
under ~ years Of age via be nd
mlttra There - no charge OF col
lection except FOR luncheon for
which there is "a charge Of 10 cents.
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NEWS OF the
STATE

sEDRO- wOOLLEY DAY Is eele-
trated AZ the Rkaglt county fair IA
Mount Vernon ca Saturday. fcus
pie from sedF0 Wuollcy and all
points up the river are Ia town.
THE BELLtNdHAM council At
its next mrding Will present pali-
ti0u nov Ia circulation. provided
the required number OF Is per cent
OF the voters ara secured. asking fof
an opportunity 10 amend the eity
charter 80 that. upon the awarding
Of a franchise By the city council
1heY shall be- compelled 10 submit
the same for approval - a refer
cudum
TACoMAHs. Tea strong. with n
special train aud the boosters or
EauIraflon. visited the North Yski-
ma fair The grounds we're crowd
"a With visitors all day taking a last
look a. the fair.
, Az ENTHUSIASTIC meeting of
o. Presbyterian synod VAS held on
Friday In HoQulam. The sum Of
81 700 Was subscribed 20 help raise
The required So COO
A CONTRACT for the clearih=
and grading ~ seven miles OF road
between HoQuIam and HumptullUs
sRa awarded 20 John thle
EVERETT VIA cut off from all
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scene. The race machines. rs they
stand today. cost q trifle over 81 .eg3
each. or 81 per pound. as the ma
chimes weigh an even i000 pounds
each. Twelve 81 them are used in
each performance
ben Hur" has bsrn playing SIX
years 20 a profit of 81 .500. 600. and II
- seemingly growing stronger ever
year. last season being the most
popular OF iia existence
The opening scene shows the star
o. Bethlehem. there are no SPOKEN
words. bat the three Wise Mem
Greek. a Hiudoo and an Egyptian
with the aid % effective music. tell
the story Of the Star. The next
scene shows the palace Of ffur IN the
city Of Jerusalem The next scene
shows the interior Of n Roman Eai-
ley; the slaves are seen at wurs az
the oars. then Ia shown the wreck
irg Of the ship and the scene u
changed 10 the 0Den SEA The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
SEARCHABOUT
ABANDONED

The police attn hang on 10 the
belief that the men who rubbed the
Cfeat Northern overland train %
Monday evening arc hiding In the
city. The tenderioin has been
secured and every means possible
brought tnto play bat With no re-
suits Not even a clew can BE- dls=
covered
The sheriff still haaes on and
keeps few acarrheru out all the
time
The Pinkerinns are drvuiinF near
~ all their time and keeping nearly
al ths4r men on the still hunt fof
the bandits Nothing can be learned
however. and although the Great
Northern has made the reward
much larger. many private parties
ara giving up the search as bad
lob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Promotions in
State Militia

Colonel i.amplug received wur1 Oh
Saturday from Adiutant General
Drain that he would be reappoluig,l
colonel Of the Washington National
guards. Captain StrinKer also ~
ceived word that be would be pro-
NOTED to the rank Of major. Captain
stringsF u now captain OF Company
y. Lieutenant Morris Thompsq@
viii he appointed captain. and set
end Lieutenant J. T. Carroll Wi
get the first lleutenancy The act
seanta Of Company u will be a
arninted for the second lieuteuancf
All the officers roappolnted and pItk
NOTED viii be examined about Oh
Inher 3. v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Lecture Concert
Here Next Week

Tho George Victor Namely lee
ture-concert will be given at
Christensen hall. Arcade building.
next Tuesday evening Some OF tho
best musical talent in the city will
be on the program, including Miss
Clara Lswys. the wcll-knuwn con
tralto. and John l.. GIbba. vlolinisl
As pianist and accompanied Mr.
Namely has secured the services Of
John J. Blackmorc. prominent In
Tacoma and Seattle musical circles.
Mr. Vanely. who Is n deep student
Of the mannors and customs OF both
the French and American peoplr
will give n talk. IN English. on the
subject The Two Sister Republics.
France and America. Characters
tics Of French aud American Civil
ization.
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telephone aud telegraph communi-
cation with the outside world for a
while on Friday morning
WHtrWORTH COLLEBE build
Ing at Gunner vlll probably be pur-
chased and turned Into a prohibit
ton training chaol
ERASMUS GHATTE. the missing
Everett fisherman. 81 still unae-
counted for
AN EARLY JUNE tree on G "
Iayiarh farm Is trying hard to
tflnE out a second crop Of apples
before the frost Three small fwlen
from the tres. containing ten half
grown apples. are belng exhibited
In one OF the local sioraa
STONE a WEBSTER viii furnish
Improvements that Will be OF great
Interest 10 the city OF Boiiingham.
This is done az a result OF the con
Holidafion 81 Tho electrieal aud street
railway interests there.
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80 HUTCHINSON co. y.
Cloth srs, ssesni AMI unlol 4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the Superior Court OF the
state Of Washington for King
County
In the matter Of the estate Of
Sophia Faulk. deceased.
Notice II hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the above entitled court admins
trator OF the estate OF Sophia Faulk.
late OF the City OF Ballard. deceased.
All creditors and all persons hay
ing claims against said deceased.
are hereby notified TO present them,
with the necessary vouchers. within
one year after the publication OF
this notice. TO the undersigned, ad-
minlstrator Of said estate at his
residence designated ms No. ZIG East
Crawford street. Ballard. Washing
ton. the same being the place for
the transaction of the business Of
said estate.
GEORGE FAuLK
Administrators of the estate of So
phia Faulk. Deceased.
Dated at Ballard. Washington,
this 10th day of September. A. D..
1906. Date OF first publication,
September 10. A. d. 1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Daphne Festival. with a large chorus
and cefnH Of dancers follows. aud
u strongly eontFastnd To the last
ace IT the play. which shows the
healing of the iepcm on the Mouut
20 OLIVES.
rhia last act Il probably the most
impressive Ia the play Crowds Of
people are assembled 20 witness the
entrance Of the Nazafene into Isru=
salem they hear waving palms and
are largely expeatant. It's appeafs
anee = suggested b. a pure white
liehi which fails on the faces of the
isperE. Who are healed. The inter
sat % the audience - largely cen
tered IN tho chariot race. Two char
.ots with four horses attached are
shown IN front Of swiftly nov
ing cyelosama. representing the In
terror u the arena % the cirrus nj
Antioch. The horses run AZ full
speed On tread mills sunk into The
stage. these cradles are on movable
platforms. resting on railways be-
meath the sfake From tho audience
the horses ruu from lcft % right
while the cyrioramA moves In the
opposite dlre.tiou- Tho rae Is 20
made. BY a moving platform. that
Msasalas wheel Il smashed and Zen
Iiuf sins Concealed electric fans
bloS the clothing 81 the characters
and raise clouds Of dust.
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your copy OF Tho star fail
Co reach you by . o'clock sny eve
ming, please do Us the favor 90 call
up our main office tSunset. Main
1850. Independent 1881 between G
and 1880 O'Clock. and We will send
you a copy Mt once. II you should
miss It more than once. please tele-
phone rs every time you miss H.
In this way we can be certain Of
giving our subscribers n perfect SER
viee--and n IL the only way.
TIE STAR PUBLISHING CO.
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stage OF the Grand has been entire
~ rebuilt. and all the latest mechau
cal and electrical devices installed
On tho original production In New
York. klAv q Granger expended q
little over $4,000. al least fla 0Qa OF
which was spent In experiments on
the star OF bethlehem and the race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

The theatrical event OF the year
will be the return engagement az the
Grand opera house week Of O.
tober 2. Of kiaw 4 Erlanger's great
religious historical spectacle uf
General Waliaces Ben Hur In
order 10 produce the play here the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
v AIMING
10 TIE PUBLIC.

~ TIE PUBLIC
In view Of the fact that many
dentists are claiming 10 practice
AlVe0lar Dentistry" and IN
fairness 10 the public. e must
be stated that the Boston Den
lists have no connection with
them whatever.
The Boston Dentists. whose
new discovery vas mentioned IN
these columns some months ago.
saw ~ 10 call Il the Alveolar
Method Since this discovery
has become famous imiiators
have sprung np all over the
country claiming to practice Al
veolar Dentistry. hoping 10
profit by the reputation Of the
boston Dentists
THE NEW METHOD THAT
HAS MADE THE BOSTON
DENTISTS FAMOUS rs PRAC-
TiCED ny THEM ONLY.
These offices. though moder-
ate In price. are uatronizef by
the elite Their great success in
all branches Of dental work "a
too we'll known 10 need further
reference.
Their address r. 1890 Second
Avenue. opposite the Bon
Marehe. Seattle Both phones.
No charge for examination. con
Hultatiou OF advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

The Olympus cafe dining room
closes today 20 remodel and enlarge
Kitchen. VIII reopen about October
>. when their beautiful nsW ladies
sInlnx room win be ready for occu-
pancy. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
vlcroR oeoRoE vANoLY
LECTURE CONCERT

III GhE G0NItHl
Assisted ny Miss Clara tnwya. con-
fraitos M John l.. Gibbs. vio-
ltlist Mr. John J. Hlackmgre plan
iat aud acCompnuist. at Christensen
ryl5ditarium. Arcade building. Second
Avenue. on ThurHday. October 4.
fhu5. AZ a 10 D. m.. The Two Sister
Republics France and the United
yates characteristics OF French
4 nj American civilization
Tickets. &c cents.
4 Under the auspices Of the eau
Aries du Lnndf" club and the
French club Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

isnip aH Who suffer from CataHfh
and @ explains about the cause.
dangers and cure 81 this common
but sometimes fatal disease. II
shows how CathFth comes on. hnw
II spreads through the whole EYH-
TEN destroying smell. taste and
hearing hos. II neglected. u very
often works It's way into rousump-
tom The book also shows how 60
cure Cnfarrb. absolutely and per
uHnnutiF Pine drawings by the
best artists Illustrate its paEoH
n yuu want Co got rid Of your
catarrh send for this book and find
ont what 10 do. CHtarrh can be en-
flrrly curFd and this book explains
how It's iu great demand 20 ask
Tor " today Write your name nud
address pininiY ON the dotted lines,
cut cat the Free Coupon and mail
it 90 Casarrh Specialist SpRoUIE.
go Trade Buiiding. Boston.
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The Theoaophlral Society. Seattle
Lodge Ills Third. Sunday nj s p.
m. les-ture. The Doctrine Of tue
M.art. b. MrA s = nHNWold.
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succession. sincere heart interest IL
manifest at every turn. interviewer
with the most powerful OF all
themos-lOve
The play will undoubtedly have a
successful week
why Women Sin" Is the tito
nf the play that will be presented at
the Third Avenue theater. week Of
October r.
York State Folks Nine. AIDE
laide Hermann. Florence Roberts
IA Ann Lamont" and The Ten
derfuot" are coming attractions AZ
the Grand.
Madame Wanda, with her trained
dogs. heads tho bin al the star. be
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WHAT SHALL | WEhR7

The Brooks sae8 soft and stiff
hats cant b. beat = y. Brooks
q Co. 1871 "a Ave. -.
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At Ballard

Tho men who are circulating the
petition around the city asking the
people to vote ON annexation state
that they have more than the re
quircd number ~ names aud that
the petition will be presented before
tho council on next Tuesday even
ina Most Of the council favor hay-
iug a special election. n iH almost
IA certainty that the petition Will be
turend down. a. the present aGita-
ton about annexation b. doing the
city no good and it should ba done
away with AZ once Tho mayor has
already stated more than once that
as long az the people Of ballard
we're being pushed and showed Tor
ward into the question OF nnneHaa
tion they would certainly not annex.
II the proper means we're taken 20
have ballard annexed then the quen-
ton Nigh be debated upon one OF
the Ballard cuunciimen stated that
the way things looked nj the praa-
ent time the men whu were to pre-.
sent their petition nj tho council
next Tuesday night had not the
uliEhteHt chance.
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CATlRRH BOOK FREE


The best book on cnthrfh and
how 10 cure &c ever given away ~
being distributed absolutely free 81
charge BY SIS author. Catngrh Spe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

ginning with Mondays matinee The
fugriing Harretta. IN balancing
feata. emf Farrell in character
aonga. COPYRIGHT a Lee. old.timo
favnritca at this houan. IN a new
akoteh. Hague a Herbert. lrlHh
Warren u st@on. OF
Seattle. song MI lior, and new
moving pictures compflao tho bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

NEXT weeks attraction at the
Third Avenue thratcr. starting with
= matinee sunday. wiIl be that l1yl-
BE picture of the rural English home
life. Dora Thorne" n Is a bsauti-
ful story OF love written around a
moral ~ powerful ~ It II true. The
consequences 81 sin seldom ena With
ne originator. ls an old sdaEr. but
one which ia ever new This theme
n brought out In the play of Dora
Thnrue with a wonderful setting
tears and laughter faiiow in quick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

- I a I
Nuruuir the
famous att
titoFitY on
the treat
fuent and
eare OF
Catafrh
The book
contains In
m alton
that Wfii be
u great
value TO all
victims Of
tataFrh n
was written
10 honestly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

The star Show Girls" "a strong
burleaque organization. will appear
Ter tho first time IN this city az tho
Seattle for a waek commencing on
Sunday afternoon New and catchy
aenFs aud choruaes original sketch
g. aud sklta. bright sueclaltiea and
.mhny new features Will bee offrresl
and lovers Of burlcadun will uu-
a9aesedlY be satisfied With the per
iprmAnee OF the star Show Girls. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07


Mayor James Zo0k stated on Sat
utday morning that he Desired to
announce that he will not be a can
didate for the ofileo Of mayor that's
neat election. The mayor stated
that be wished 90 attend to his
huslnens Al the mill
The date Of tho city election has
not yet beoa fixed Chairman >. J..
Wall will call the COMMITTEES 80
settler In a few daYH aud name the
date for the convention. SD
al
The matter u lecture course Was
d.acusacd on Friday By members a
the library board and several others
who are Interested In the CafneEse
library The library must have more
books. ~ there are several shelves
that ars not half full. A commit
tee viii arrange for a lecture course
% be given during the winter foI
raise funds TO buy books. saason
tickets uill be issued and IL 4 the
hope Of The society that enough uf
them can be sold 10 guarantee the
8nccras Of the scheme.
The plant 81 the Rinea Manufan-
turing company a. ballard vas aoid
on Friday % George A nlcke. Of
Ballard. and ~ II West. Of Shenan-
deah. Ia The plant saa hullt about
a year ago for the manufacturing Of
sash. doors and Interior work.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-25
Teachers Program

Program of the teachers
meeting to be held in the
high school building in
Miller on Saturday, Nov. A,
beginning at 100 p. M:
Music.
Current Events.
English History to Magma
Charta, Prof. Moore.
Glass Exercise, Miss Kin
tigh.
Chapters 1, 2, 3, Common
Sense Didactics, Prof.
Jones.
Song, High School Pupils.
Question Box.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-25
No. 323443

is the lucky number and
draws the steel range in our
Daily Bread Baking Pow
der contest. Who has it?
We will wait until Deem
Der 1st and if this number is
not presented by that time
the range will go to the
next nearest. number above.
hunt up your tickets at
once. Yours very truly,
j. w. CoQuillette.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-25

Bran and shorts mixed at
the mill per ton $40. 1t
Henry Eggerling was in
from the north on business.
Ben Naber and Anton
Scblecter were in from the
north.
Mrs. Swab and family
were in from the southeast
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ell
frink were down from Rec
Heights Tuesday.
A Mr.. White from Min
nesota has arrived with
teams and goods to locate.
Miss De LANCE, the teach
er in the Highmore school,
spent Saturday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westley
Newell of Highmore were
guests at Morris Cahalan's
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. /. Smith
from northwest of here,
were visiting friends in this
city Tuesday.
r. j. Hickcox and wife
will spend the winter in the
east part of the state visiting
their children.
Ostrander & Ragety have
dissolved partnership, the
former continuing on with
the business alone.
Mrs. Wilcox and children
are at her parents home
while Seth is finishing their
new house III town.
We need your No. 1
wheat at the mill. Highest
market price paid for all
grades. Miller Bros. At
Miss June Taylor spent
Saturday and Sunday at
home in Miller. She reports
a very pleasant school.
Mrs. Nc hOrter from
Rec Heights is spending a
few days with her daughter,
Mrs. j. d. Miller, in this
city.
There is Zoe per bushel
for you in exchanging your
wheat for -four. For No. /
wheat we give 81 patent, So
second patent per bushel;
other grades in proportions.
Millar Roller Mills At
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-25
Church Notices.
e

Services next Sunday as
follows:
Miller IL a. m, Sunday
school at IL m. Pearl 3 p.
m. No evening service on
account of Sunday school
rally.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
j. E. Booth, pastor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-25
Rec Heights and Vicinity

Nee heights and VICINITY
Mrs. Holmes drove in af-
ter supplies.
T.. 4. Hammill is build
ing a granary.
John Puffer and James
Broneke were in trading.
S. Y. Christ visited at
DIR. Smiths over Sunday.
There will be a social at
Midland schoolhouse Oct.
80.
John Ramey expects to
add more room to his new
building.
Joseph Gardner has COM
menced another large build
ing close to his barn.
r. w. Speirs is making a
cellar and other improve
ments back of his store.
Mrs. DR.. Smith expects to
go away soon for a months
visit with her sons.
Prof. Fross visited the
school here and pronounced
everything very satisfactory.
Gardner Bros. have an
excellent wagon trade. They
carry the famous Wlnona
Rushford wagons.
The farmers have receiv-
ed a lot of trees for spring
planting which in time will
blossom as the apple and
the cherry.
Gardner Bros. have an
immense stock of duck and
sheep lined coats that they
offer at Montgomery Ward
prices.
Peter Anderson states
that Frank Conan's common
wheat yielded 274 bushels
TO the acre, and j. w. Al
mond's macaroni so bushels.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-25

Gardner Bros. report the
largest trade in lumber that
they heve ever had.
Martin Loken is here from
Nebraska and was in town
with Romeo Lauzon.
Nc Whorter Brothers sold
a fine young team to Ihos.
Lindsay who gave it to his
son George.
Anna Suhn and Robt.
Wareing in Gardeners store
are becoming quite expert
and popular clerks.
The Doe-wah-jack Round
Oak heaters and steel
ranges at Gardner Bros. are
fine. Buy one-they will
last a life time.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-10-25

cessful entertainments at the
Christian chuch Monday
night. AS a musician and
an elocutionist Miss May
nard ranks with the best
travelling. 1t is hoped that
she may again treat the peo-
pie here to another enter
tainment. The sacred songs
and music she gave in the
Presbyterian church the
previous evening was highly
praised by all.
The ladies of the Catholic
church wish to thank those
who in any way helped with
their fair. Those holding
the lucky numbers were the
following: Gold watch
NJ. L. Goyke 1877; large
chair Patsy Dunn 327; large
oil painting Mrs. 0. H. Col
Inns Z; sofa pillow Bertha
Pussy So; large doll May
Redmond Is; center piece
j. ID. Fitzgerald AZ; birds
Matt Holman GO; small
painting May Redmond %.
Ollie Harris, aged 10, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Har-
ris, of St. Lawrence, died
Sunday after a long illness.
A blood vessel had been
ruptured, causing continual
nose bleed. He was a we'll
liked, good boy. The funer-
al was conducted by Rev.
Lacey. The bereaved par
ents and relatives have the
sympathy of all.
The funeral of Olive Nav
Peterson occurred at ST.
Lawrence. She was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Peterson and died
In Kansas where she had
been for a year. Her age
was % years and she was a
deyout Christian girl. The
parents and relatives have
the sympathy Of all III their
sorrow.
There is considerable sick
ness northeast of here that
Mat Holman says one doe
tor pronounced diphtheria.
People should be on their
guard. A little sulphur in
the shoes, and burned on
the stoves, is
in doctor books as a pre-
Yentiye of diseases.
Miss Emma Nelson from
Oneida spent Monday with
her friend, Miss Bessie CO.
quillette, in the city. Miss
Nelson is on her way to
Mississippi to spend the
winter for her health.
Charles r. Tolberd Of
fletcher, charged with TAX
ing a buggy and harness, by
b. e. Torrey, was dismiss
ed Monday by Judge Miller
before whom the hearing
was had.
Notice Chas.. Vocht's new
song. Anyone else having
a song or poetry, ifnot long,
hand it in, as the Sun wants
some poetry regularly.
No. 323443
is the lucky number and