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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
4 WITH i HE iNiMORTALS
Creatures That Seem Never to DID
From Old Age y .ssssss55

*
) Creatures That Seem Never to DID
Prom Old Age. n. Sis.5
Wandering anconcernediy In the field
Of view OF any high power microscope
there may be seen an animal which
has probably been living continuously
ever since life first appeared on the
earth and which has certainly never
lost an ancestor By death. The creature
/ is transparent ind resembles drop OF
J slightly more Yiscid fluid In the thin
film OF water In which 1t Is confined.
Amoeba is the name BY which 1t Is
known to science. Splash a drop of
Ink on paper, and you will have an.
Idea of Its form at any one moment,
but It's form is never the same Even
as YOU watch 1t Its shape, which had d
resemblance to Ireland as it appears
on the map, changes. The headlands
at the southwest corner are becoming
more and more prominent till now they
are like the fingers OF an outstretched
hand of which the palm is rapidly
shrinking. The whole creature Is flow
Ing rather than creeping toward al
small chain Of bacteria, which present
" II devours. There is no mouth
|. through which they pass, They are
simply engulfed as small drops OF wa
ter may be merged Into q larger. IN
an hour or two they will have been
ldigested burned off as fuel to supply
the activities Of their destroyer.
Occasio nally amid It's ceaseless
changes Of form amoeba may be seen
to be developing q waist, = which
grows smaller and narrower until It
snaps, and instead Of one large animal
we have two small ones, which, with,
ont even q momentaTy pause, continue
the search for food till IN a few hours.
each ~ full sized and ready to divide
again.
But what has become OF the original
ampeba IN the absence of anything
which could be called his corpse we
cannot declare him dead ut must be
said that he sis sim living as the two
new arnoebae. Now, this splitting Into
two being the only mode of reproduer
ton Of the rack. it follows that all the
previous parent amoebae from which
orr present two are descended are still
living. OF course tlhonsands Dc the
animaIculae are destroyed every day
by natural foes but Il must be -
memhered TINT these nnfortunates
cannot bys the nature of things leave
any children and 20 viii never be an
cestors, and that 80 long. as any one
a r n e living none of his direct AM
scestry y dead .s
The c0nclusion has forced itself mp
on biologists that death q no part Of
the life scheme of these humble crear
lures They are not Ike rs machines
pEaQrdained q RIM down ln . more q
less certain period pf years-but they
I'VE pr indefnitely tn some chance &C
ctdent cuts short their career. Youth,
oE rather immaturit they experience
from time to time. but old age neyerk
Grand Magazine.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
JOHN WHITE I. DEAD.
Died suddenly of Heart Obscene Is
us Home Tl,is Morning.

tils Horne This Morning. u.
The community was shocked this
morning to learn that John white,
the veteran livery man, was NO more,
he having died at 8 :15 =. IA.
Last evening at his office he com.
planned Of pain In his chest, but
thought II nothing serious. He arose
this morning apparently III his usual
good health, but after doing his
chores bold his wife the pain Ia his
chest was so bad he would lie down
and asked her to send for DR.. Ram
stad. A few moments later he ex-
pred heart trouble being the cause.
His death was entirely unexpected by
his family and friends as he appeared
to have rugged constitution and was
an excee dingly active man IN his
business affairs. y SIS
John White was born at Sank
Center, Minnesota, forty-nine and one,
half years ago. At the age Of nine
teen he came to Bismarck with Amos
Robidou in 1875, and worked twelve
years for the latter. He and John
Robidou then went into the livery
business, which business he was con-
ducting on a large scale on his own
account at the time Of hds death.
During his thirty years RESIDENCE in
Bismarck Mr.. White has been known
for his sterling integrity and leaves
many warm friends whose tears today
attest the close tie that existed be-
tween him and them Conservative,
yet progressive, Mr.. White had amass-
ed q comfortable competence, IN Hd-
ddtion to which HE had several tflouss
and dollars of life insurance.
Mr.. white leaves wife and one
daughter, Airline, Who is attending
school at st. Joe, Mimi, 2;ssi
Tentative arrangements have been
made for funeral services next sun
day, but Of this announcement will
be made later. .$sss #
v =. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
Carl Alfred karlson?

A postal card says Gems OF Poesy,
publ ahed BY the Delhaye Publishing
company, Chicago. is a splendid col
lection OF the best modern poetry.
beaatif ully and extensively bound ia
silk, of the rich holly berry color SO
embl ematic OF the holiday season,
has special cover design and is es-
pecially adapted Tor presentation.
Carl Alfred Karlson; has contributed q
charming poem entitled tA New
Years Thought, which is exciting
Favorable lcomment 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
Commercial Club.

The Bismarck ommercial club
meets thts evening at the city hall
tor the purpose Of ieomp plotting the or
gsanization All members should be.
present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
MARI T!:night.

Francis II WILL and Amelia y.
; Splitter Of Bismarck, will be married
I this evening BY Rev. Magin ct the
home Of the bride. Both the young
people are well and faNorably known
and many :wdll wisfh them Iappl illness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
After 3 Taste.

After . Taste.
ell !" demanded Miss staryem at
the back door, what do you want n
(. why, Z replied the tramp, Il seen
you advertise table board 10 this
mornin's paper 9s
ell r, 3i:
+ aWell. fought mebbe yer wuz CIV
IN ont some samples. 2 Philadelphia
Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14

Upper Klubs skates tor young
and old are sold by Grambs & Vol
bert s,5ssS 35ss III
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
Timely Suggestions
For ,lsetul Christmas presents:

For useful Christmas presents:
Necktie.
Neck scaIff.
Half dpz: initial linen handke rchefs.
SILK suspend rs.
Hat, Cap a:
Gloves Mtttens. ~.
Shirt. B 81
Suit case.
Club bag.
4 Fur coat.
I Boy s suit and gun,
All at the Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14

Miss DeGraffss art sale on Friday
and Saturday Of this week at Len,
/ hart's drug store. sts35 i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
ee'Vglse.

Wdse folks II set their supper
!. Tonight ct the Presby terrain fair at the
Atheneaims 5ssss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14

Buy q sStranslzy tea on coffee pot
from Grambs & Wolbert, and have q
choice Christmas present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14

Il You can have your own selection Of
a large assortment OF strings, four.
dnShandls and ascot ties, just received
at The BOSTON
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
Rathbone sisters.

Regular meeting 81 Rathbone Sis
tiers nomanatdon OF officers at $3.50
/ tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14

Your CHR stmas presents will not be
complete without some Keen Kutter',
cutlery, from Grambs & Wolbert.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14

THE ATtiER.
Fair tonight and Friday; warmer to
might Maximum rs minimum 8.
Degree 81 onor.

There VIII be q special meeting 81
the Degree of Honor tomorrow might.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14
Special Prices.

For those who will send their fiat
work and rough dry to the Bismarck
Steam laundry on Saturdays and de
livered Tuesdays, we win wash and
iron all fat work and wash. starch
and dry ak family washing for 40
cents per Is pieces and at the rate
Of $3.50 per hundred for all over as
pieces. We have made special ar
ranlgements to do thfs work and you
cannot afford to have the malas and
steam il your house when you can
get your laundry done BY the Bis
inarck Steam laundry, who via guar.
3antee the work and stand all the re-
sponsibility at these prices. Give US
a trial and we viii do the rest. Leave
orders at the laundry or phone No.
81. These prices are for Saturdays
only Bismarck Steam Laundry Co.
Miss Emma Stevens Will hold her
sale Of decorated china and christ
mas novelties at the Capital Book
store, December IS. Ordens taken in
meantime
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
PROVO DEPARTMENT.
The Ss. New delivered per month Dug

Wonls frequent dopredalous are made
uh the railroad oOmphuNN property no
latest reported being the plurWR of 10
push ear ON the track at NH Fork
which was lot for a passenger train
~ run into,
Yesterday Deputy SheHn Barnett Ur
lcwod three men an Thistle for this U0t
ltrSp After some time NJ succeeded Nm
g,llmR confession from them They
rlUlm they took the ear 20 ride down
the track not thnkIuR u trUn NdN
Domlng No 8 came along however
ana WAS 40 olosO before II was noticed
that the lumps had no time To remove
the push car, but Jumped from N WUu
l,n IL ON the track io ho removed hy
the approaching train They give lho
names Of potor Murray Frank MNrH
ana Fred Nlrl2
state Flh and Game Warden sharp
was down from salt Lake Yesterday lo
look ut the large quantity uf lish that lH
eos pWng the river bottom Wherever
there AR. shallow pools Of water nom
the mouth ~ the river 10 the upper
county bridge, Most Of them are dead,
piled W deep aH three feet In places
MI Shurpg estimate IL That thoro are
between 400 and 500 tons, local llshcH
men estimate them at from 100 10 900
tons Placing the quantity AT me lowe
est estimate, 100 tons, ana npurlng mat
nj cQuls "a pound, the price p1.d
rshormon, the direct loas IN $4,000. while
The loss from the growth and Increase
which would have been made had lOuy
Not been destroyed, ie u matter NJ con-.
lecture Thon there Is the cost OF Ms
Ink men 90 ralhcr the dead lsh nom
lho sand bUrs ana banks Of he river
md lhuWup lhpm into the channel.
Tor me county ana city authorities ur.
lungod IN begin 20 0olt them into me
lake last night obtninlng ull.lant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
PAROWAN.
COUNTY FAIR Ar pAROWAN,
WIN Celebrate Fourth Painful Accident
delicate surgical operation,

Hpcclll correspondence
paroNan IRON co, June a, The
board of equalization finished ilg lahors
yesterday whom II met 90 hoar com,
plants " people WhoFo taxes had been
Uisel ana strange to say only throq
appeared
John j. Hyatt mot with a very pain.
MI loCldont lagl week, while catching
q wll1 horse with u rope his thumb
was caught between the rope ana the
horn NJ The saddle, and as the horse
was running ut tull speed, the thumb
Wag cut on M the nlst Joint by the
Jerk ON the rope,
II has been decided 10 hold the IRON
county fair Ht puruWuu this fan, a
mass meeting WAS called last week and
the question was 30 decided, Commit.
tees will De appointed ana the time Of
holding the fair ilxod NJ d later date,
An operation was performed by DR.
McGregor upou Alton the i.Scar.old
daughter Of Mrs Emily 6, watson, for
the purpose of removing the pus from
ono " her lungs, which had become
filled ng a result Of severe attack OF
pneumonia. from which she has suffered
for II Wcoka Tho operation was sue
coWful ana hopes are entertained for
her recovery
Tho people have decided 10 celebrate
the Fourth NJ July \ committee Of
fcycn WAS elected ON Monday oNonIng,
conHsllng Of Mossrs J, V, Richards, .,
N, Lyman Horny slaughter JunluS
Taylor, ana Misses Lonulu Taylor llE'
zIo Watson ana Pearl Adams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
VITAL VIBRATION,

Are you dok consult Prof Smith the
great FyioullHy healer he is located NJ
the corner Of Main and thrd South
over Dwol a FrnNcns Drug store
Room g. whore he cures all manner of
diseases without medium of knife ana
hp positively lorhIds the use OF the
sumo while under Ms treatment a.
has testimonies from people an over
tho United dlutoa De ma cured after
hong given mp to die by the leading
physicians NJ cur country and restored
them to perfect ana permanent health
which he ~ lu communication with nov.
You unn SEQ the testimonies by calling
ON him at Ms office Consultation freo
Prof Smith NJ ID man OF honor ana
reputation Now II you have been
rlyu Mp us 70 hopeless case remember
they are thr rns.s ho seems best ON
and n s0mo doctor has told you 10
go 10 some other climate, try Prot
Smith De- WIll euro YOU Hours 0 10
A. and 2 io a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
s,,tor Bambergcr lnspecls Route
And WIN Push Project TO
Early Completion,
4 PAINFUL GUN ACCIDENT.
tsIlIss Burglary Charge Dismissed
Michael Berlin Gives BaIl-~lclllc
Peterson Goes to University

OGDEN, Utah June 9i--Sonalor
simon Bambergor OF Salt Lake cry
was in ogden yesterday ana went over
ne route Of his proposed electric lmo
from ogden city to the mouth of
OGDEN canyon, for which the cngi-
,,,r have Just completed the survey,
pc is quito satisfied with the work
1ono II win take considerable time
10 complete the grade work which he
upects 10 commence next week The
nde from ogden TO the mouth of
Inc canyon VIII not be very heavy ana
viii be pushed with eyory possible
haste. After going 60 the canyon Mt
Hamburger went over the route to
Layton from ogden, on this work
some very heavy grading viii have to
No done In several places, which VIII
lake much longer than the other work
and Will DO quite expensive, llo does
moi expect to have tho entire track
hld between here and Pennington be-
lorc January II viii be the beginning
or middle " nost summer before the
electric cars VIII be running between
salt Lake CITY ana ogden, ug II viii
lake several months TO complete the
electric plant at Pennington ana 10 get
the equipment for the line here,
NJ BamberRer Is much pleased with
Inc 10 year franchise granted him by
me city council two weeks ago, lie
feels tspcClally grHtillod with the
purchase he made Of the Winslow
pleasure resort IN ogden canyon,
vheft he viii make one Of the most
delightful summer resorts In the west
The ,pusier Of tho Window resort to
Mr. BNmbcrger for $1,000 WIS made
yesterday by j, " Winslow,
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TONS on flSu DESTROYED.
stranded IN RIVER Ded ~cpnyou lul o
lrnmps-tOufl Gases
NnroIll NOrINnnOnlnnOn

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co., june a SuIl has
been commenced I'm the Fourth district
court by James II, Houston against tho
RIO urandc Western Railway company
for $1,000 damages Cor being put NJ me
train BY The conductor ut Provo, on
Feb, ~. 1905, although ho had u ticket
which he claimed wis a good one
The Telluride Power company has
commenced condemnation proceedings
against MIS-, susanna NJ, steele lo cun'
demn about seven acres OF Hand I'm the
mouth OF Provo canyon for The opera.
ton ~ plalntln'R power plant The
lana IN question is the land involved
IN the sult for troypass brought by Mrs,
steele against the power company
ana tried n short time ago, Mrs steele
5000
In the ease Of Utah county Va j. NJ
Jensen 4 mll brought lo condemn
about half an acre OF Wnd Tor u roun.
~ road between Spanish Fork and
lcnjomln ana In which defendant
tlllod 10 answer, an order has been
mndo by Judge Booth appointing me
following appraisers Benjamin Argyle,
Fred Lewis ST. ana George A. Hone,
CANYON FULL OF TRAMrs,
The officers report ina, spanish Fork
cnnyOn along tho line Of the no Grnndo
Western railway has an unusually
0rge population ~ unmpp, travelling
along I'M squads of 10 or 30 ana that
some vigorous steps must be luRcu lu
remove the nuisance, AZ o result ol tho
presence Of these undesirable tram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
LEWISVILLE, IDAHO,
Will HONOR THE FOURTH,
Patriotism, Fun ana sports for Al.
trIekeis Taking crops

SPECIAL correspondence
LowsvllC Fremont 60, Idaho, June
l-LcwisNlle WIN celebrate me glorla
Gus Fourth In the usual patriotic man.
nor There will De- am open air con.
cert from = to by The brass band
parade from q to 10, meeting at 10
o'clock IN The Ldllardoy saints church
WIN "a program consisting OF songs,
olaUons lhslrmu 'nlal music, speeches,
Rotations ana ioasts
AMER dinner dance for children
WIN sports galore for young ana old,
Win dance for adults IN the evening,
Thoro came 10 the homo Of Marshal
Williams ON the l6th, two baby girls
Weighing 3ia pounds apiece, Mother
and babes doing we'll
Thoro Is much excitement and apprc.
hcrslon over the advent " the crIckols,
which are taking everything before
mem In the vicinity OF st. Anthony A
number ~ men aud boys VIII go from
hcte TO hoIp nght them
Louisville ana vicinity has been
blessed with humorous raustorms VI
Ntr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The stockholders NJ the Goldnold Gao.
,ue Mining company are requested %
meet with the board Of directors, room
300 Eoclcs building, Monday evening,
June e, 1905 at o'clock sharp. This
meeting ~ Tor the purpose Of launching
the company INTO business and 10 hear
reports which WIN greatly Interest
them also To receive their stock cortln.
Gates
by order Of the board of directors,
w J, BALTIMORE,
President
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blot over the Boll wlrce)

At q cost Of $500 the Mnor.Cahoon
company intends building water
system which win aid In protecting the
company from loss by IRE, The plans
arc to sink an arlcsian we'll connecting
II with ram which VIII force the
water through q pipe TO a 10000 gall
lon tank that VIII be erected near us
warehouse. Hose win connect the
tank, yards. and buildings, 50 that the
system can be put INTO active opera.
ton IN case Of fire,
\ gasoline engine Is also being op.
Grated 10y the company IN connection
with the wells, AN experiment which
Is proving successful This VIII be Of
interest to farmers whose water sup.
ply TX limited us II can De rum at a
minimum cost
4 mass meeting Of all farmers In.
jurcd by the smetcr fumes was called
Monday evening 40 that a petition
asking for o reduction Of taxes could
be gotten up, and be presented TO the
board OF equalization Tuesday June
10, the board has taken the matter
undcr advisemcnt
CITY COUNCIL MEETING,
At the city council meeting Tuesday
night resolution was passed recon-.
mouding an amendment to the city or.
dlnunce requiring an streets TO be Do
feet wide before being accepted, a
resolution was also passed accepting
the official census tukcu by the dupus
ties appointed NJ the previous session,
According 10 this census the total
population IN 5000,
Former Road Supervisor OF the
TWonty' fourth District w. y. shipper,
was appointed assistant road supors
visor at u salary Of $3.50 per day
\ wage bin WAS allowed ana fumi.
eating bin was rejected,
The city has decided TO build water
tank within its limits
The city attorney was requested TO
investigate the complaint charming the
proprietor Of the shooting gallery with
maintaining n nuisance, People IN the
immediate nclghborhood fear That Il N
dangerous
CITY or THE SECOND CLASS,
The following mcssacc has been sent
10 Gov cutler asking that Murray he
CLASSIFIED as a socond.class city,
10 the Hon John c. cutler Governor
Of the state of Utah
l. j. A. SUatton, the duly elected,
qualified ana acting MAYOR Of Murray
CIV salt Lake county, state Of Utuh
do hereby certify that according tu d
census duly and regularly ordered ana
taken, which said census was accepted
and approved Of bv the city council
Of Murray CITY Utah, on the 9Oth day
Of June 1908 II was duly found that
said Muwau CT" utah, has within rs
boundary lines more than 1000 bone
ndo residents to Wit 5000, aud appli.
cation is hereby made 60 you, to re-
classify Murray CITY from n third 10
eocond,case city True and accurate
copy Of the proceedings herein Uro
horphy nclosod
!, II STRATTON,
Mayor Of Murray CITY, SAT- Lake coun.
ty state ~ Utah
subscribed ana sworn 10 before me this
card day Of june 1905
(SoaO d. N, llAlGll,
Notary Public,
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PA SON.
WILL CELEBRATE FOURTH.
Committee " Arrangements llDrd nt
Work Death Of o Chnd.

special correspondence
Paysou UAh co, June - payeon
VIII celebrate the Fourth Of July AZ a
mass meeting held recently IN the pa.
yllllou, the following were selected as a
general committee TO arrange for a
celebrations y D.. Taylor. John GRAY.
ems Mrs G., T., SMELL Mrs y, y, OFT,
q, Fred OFT ana G. T., Miles Suh.com.
ana by the interest manifested, We can
count on good celebration,
Rclh, the thrcosycor,old dHughtor Of
Mn ana Mrs William Vest died oi
pneumonia and brain foyer yesterday
al noon, Tho little one md been W1or.
lnR for about Wock with pneumonia,
and n suddenly turned 10 brain trouble.
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LEtiI.
TOWN IN GAN ATTIRE.


Special Correspondence,
Lch, utah Goa juno 3D. Yesterday
was a gulu day Tor LphD About goo
or the young people Of lloDor rlly ana
vicinity were down, also % large mum.
lor from American Fork and other
town. UN ull stores IN this end of The
county arc closed down every Thursday
afternoon, About 1000 people nllcd The
Grand stand 10 Wlnoss the third game
ot series of three gtWug holWCCn the
Lem ana llahar cry baseball tuumh
This time the L,hl team was mot lu II
Oa the lluhar boys carried of lhn hous
urs hy Frouo Of N to g. llpbvr won
the NrW mmo of the series by ID score
Of g 10 ana lghl won the second Rumo
BIS "a score Of 10 to .. In the evening
IN he city pavilion lWo hlskclbpll
games were Mayed between lchi and
lloOor boys and girls Lphl RlLlp won
hi "a score ~ 10 and the Nvhpr boys
l3 Ia 4. The days festivities wound up
with "a grand ban IN the pavilion which
was largely attended,
FUNERAL OF MRS, JAMES,
Funeral services over the remains Of
Ms, Ann East James who died Tues.
day at the home OF Mrs David CArk
were held from the Westinghouse to.
day Mis- James was born May T. 1921,
NJ Whadlon CONFERENCE.-The, England
she bccamo member of ,he church IN
hor youth and IN 1858 was married IN
S. Louis to John r. Bromhoad who
died soon after she then came
10 Titan, whore she married samuel
james She II the mother Of three
glrlp, She was a kIn1 patient and love
ing mother ana friend,
\ most unusual Ting happened last
Saturday when a WhirlWlnd struck the
front Of Broadbont g. Sons store,
breaking u large plato glass window
into hundreds Of pieces ana cracking
another IN several places
Now that the work OF putting new
pump Ht Jordan river is over men are
now busy STRENGTHENING ont some Of
the crooks IN the river which VIII save
much water BY evaporation,
Word comes from salt Lake that Mrs
james Bono, who underwent AN opera.
ton at the l., y, =, hospital a short
time ago VIII have 10 have auothul
operation nv she has been luillng since
DllNer CodCrHlrom IN now running a
stage line from LohI to Bostonin, which
promises 10 bc well patronl2od, lie viii
meet all morning trains, returning from
EustOuu 10 meet the evening trains,
The trip stakes about an hour ana "a
half each way
Lchi has arranged FOR a glowing cole.
bmtIon Of the Fourth, There win be
no parade hut the town Will be seronad.
cj by the silver oul string bands. AZ 10
d., M Il me program win be- Rlycn IN
the city pavilion and the afternoon win
be given over 10 sports for the children,
ball game, Lchi w Fairfield, and horse
races,
Oilers RIP Van Wlukc' show win
hold forth here Thursday next IN its
hlg tent,