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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-30
New Directors Indicted into Office

Monday evening ths old school board
met and closed up some routine BUSH
ness and the members-elect, Messrs.
s. 7. Laird, e. Hoadley and Don F.
Cress we'll, took the oath of office, the
last named being reelected for another
term. The induction look place at the
home of s. T. Laird on account Of that
gentleman being kept indoors by an
attack of the grippe. The new board
has not organized as yet, but will
probably do so this week.
The retiring members of the board,
w. 8. Haxton and w. II. Weisel have
given much time and effort to the af-
fairs of the school and, while many in
Guiding the writer, have differed with
them as to the best material for the
new building, which question has been
sharply at issue during the closing
weeks of their term, yet for their faith
full services they deserve the thanks of
the community, and public recogni-
ton of that fact is gladly given by this
paper.
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Entertainment.

Prof. w. Eugene Knox of Tacoma,
Dean School of Oratory, University
Puget Sound, will give one of his
unique entertainments at the NJ. E..
church Saturday evening, April 7th.
Admission IS cents; children 20 cts.
No reserved seats. Exercises begin
at O'Clock.
Prof. Knox Is considered one of the
finest readers and impersonators in
the Northwest, and is most highly
commended by all who have heard
him. Rev. w. c.. Smith of Prosser
says: 1--WE have had Prof Knox twice
and our people are anxious to have
him again. He is simply immense
Do not fear of commencing him too
highly for he always su:passes expec-
tations." They charged 50 and so cts.
admission.
Mrs L. H. Cox and w. L. Muncey
of Kennewick have heard Prof. Knox
and speak In the highest terms of his
entertainments. Don't miss hearing
him.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-30
More Definite SURVEY.

The committee OF the Commercial
Club in working to secure right-of-way
for the North Coast Ry. have repeated
ly met the objection of those they ap-
preached, "The plan is too indefinite"
mo one can tell where it is going to
go.' "We can't tell what is required
OF u.s." To help out on this difficulty
Chief Engineer Pitman will be here
this week and map out more definite
location and show what is required,
to bring the road into town. The diff
Guilty which has hampered the work
will then be removed and the crisis
reached. If we get the right-of-way
we get the road. We must have it to
remain the commercial center of the
Columbia Basin. Ponder on this and
prepare for vigorous action.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-30
Riyeryiew Heights

The Ladies' Cemetery Association
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c. }.
Beach. After a comparison of many
different names majority favored the
name "Riverview Heights, and on the
vote it was unanimously selected. The
bylaws were read and discussed and
preliminary arrangements were made
for plating the cemetery into family
lots. Plans were also devised for the
dedicatOry services next Sunday partic-
ulars of which appear in another part
of this paper. Adjourned to meet the
first Tuesday in April.
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Y. II. C. A. Rooms Opened

On Tuesday night about $50 Kenne-
wick young folks and some not SO
young] crowded the hall upstairs In
the Anon building, the occasion be-
Ing the dedication of the rooms to the
use of the Y. NJ. c. A. The fore part
OF the evening was given to a general
social good time, after which President
breithaupt addressed the company,
outlining the great growth the Y.
NJ y. A. has made in the past 60 years
IA TINS and other countries, and telling
OF plans for the future of the local or.
ganlzation. Brief remarks were also
l.'aoe ny Rev. Messrs. Dry, futile and
Shape.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-30
Buy your Stoves aud House Furnish
ings at Howe's Hardware.

Buy your Stoves aud House Furnish
ings at Howe's Hardware.
The house of representatives passed
the bill authorizing the Milwaukee to
bridge the Columbia between Douglas
and kittjtas counties and Franklin
and Benton counties, and the Snake
between Whitman and Columbia
counties in Washington. The Frank.
lin and Benton part Of the above press
dispatch is all added feature to the LIST
dispatch.
The Miss or Mrs. Helen Thorne with
several aliases, the female that stole
the 1880 from the Jap Restaurant
was fined 500 in Judge Richardson's
court this morning.
Three little rules we all should keeb,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain tea at night.
Columbia Pharmacy.
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Average A Pound.

H.Delepine and the Reed Bros. shipp,
ed car of onions to Seattle this week
that received the highest praise as the
nnest OF the kind received this season
The onions were raised OH Mr.. Delep-
ines place in Section In volcanic
ash soil and are of unusually large size
and sweet flavor. Ninety-eight onions
weigh 100 pounds and this is about the
average. Selections were made from
this patch last fall OF which Is onions
weighed 0opounds. The total produc-
ton was $4,000 pounds from acres.
AT the market price now quoted this
would make a fine return from the
land.
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Irrigation Season OPENS

Superintendent Hanson informs US
that the water was turned inio the
canal several days ago and will be rum
ming down as far as town this evening.
Sunday. April LIST, the irrigation sea-
son opens according to the water con-
tracts. Vegetation will make rapid
growth from now on. Water is also
running In the Kiona ditch. Extern
sive improvements costing thousands
of dollars have been made on the canal
and as every ditch in this kind Of soil
improves with age, it is reasonable to
expect for this season The best service
yet given.
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Bundle Social

A delightful entertainment and
social will be given at the Congrega-
tional church this evening under
the auspices Of the Y. P. S. G. E.
Each person Is requested to bring a
bundle containing an article of the
value of ten cents or more. The pack.
ages will be distributed and each one
wfll take home a package that some
one else has brought. The admission
at the door is Is cents. A healthful
evenings entertainment is assured.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church

In view of the Lenten Season the
pastor will preach on Fasting" at the
morning service next Sunday and on
"Christ's Temptation in Gethsemine''
in the evening. The Sunday School
and Christian Endeavor will meet at
the usual hours. All are cordially in
vited to these services.
The Su lday school ia preparing q
special program for Easter Sunday.
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FINLEY
Presbyterian Church.

Preparatory sermon on Saturday
evening 8 O'Clock. Meeting of the Ses-
sion and reception of members.
Sermon Sabbath morning at II
O'Clock. Subject-"A Castaway" Sac
rament Of the Lords Supper to follow
the morning sermon. Installation of
elders before .ermon
Preaching at night. Suhject-World's
Weakness and the Worlds Strength.
Sabbath School at 10 a. m. C. E. at
$50 p. m. All are cordially invited to
attend all these services. T. H. Dry.
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The Richland Advocate

Volume I. Number Of the Rich.,
land Advocate was issued last weel<s
hyT E. McCroskey formerly of Gar
field. The paper is column quarto
with 4 pages home print and contains
some good railroad talk and a large
quantity oflocal matter, and Is print
ed Oh book paper. Success to the
newspaper baby of the Yakima Val
lev.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
walla walla, washington, March q, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make tina! proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office
at their office at walla walla, wash, on Nav
Is, 1906 viz:
GEORGE NJ SIMPSON
who made H. E. No. 14749, for the MEL. Seq 8.
TWP n r IS E, VIM y
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: John karlen of Grass VAL
ley, Oregon; William F. Weigand of Grass Val
ley, Oregon; Louis Schadewitz of Kent. Ore
gon, Charley Schadewitz of Kent, Oregon.
j. L. MOHUNDRo Register
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"AliCe Blue" WaltZes
BY A. A. Ford
NATIONAL HIT
JUST OFF THE PRESS
BEAUTIFUL MELODY

Title Page: Alice Blue Color, splen-
did photo of the White House. en-.
twined with circlet of ribbons and
golden wedding bells. Every copy in
cludes steel ph"tograveure, fuli-figure
likeness of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
Postpaid 25c Demonstrations furnished
to orchestra leaders gratis.
Send for our 64-page catalogue free.
NATIONAL MUSIC co.
72-74 Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill,
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Shoe ShOD

At Anderson's Store. Shoes repaired.
soles nailed or sewed. Good work guar
anteed. R. F. RICHARDSON.
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II. E.. Church.

Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Preach
ing ut IL a. IN. Topic" Christ's
Triumphal Entry to jerusalem"
Epworth League $50 p. N. Topic
Serving with Christ" Leader, ar.
Irwin Miller.
Preaching at 7.30 pm. Topic-"Par-
able of the Sower."
FINLEY
Sabbath School ut 2 p. IN. Preach.
iaane ~ L..
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There will be no Y MICA. meeting
on Sunday.
Just received, fine new dry goods
stock at King & Sons.
r. H. Russell of Genesse, Idaho, was
in town today for a few hours on land
business.
FOR SALE: Household goods, con-
sisting of sideboard, solid oak, dining
table and chairs, rocking chairs, small
tables, flour sands and iron bedsteads,
and numerous vther articles.-H n ssen
Section Z.
The cow-catcher on all east-bound
freight engine dropped down enough
to catch OF the frog at the east end Of
the switch this morning. The pilot
was torn from the engine and the rails
loosened. Traffic was delayed about
an hour.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-24
lASn lssssA
|I|

2 feet on centers. First floor ioists are
2xl0, placed rs inches on centers, un-
less cement or earth floor is used
The box stall may be feet square.
which will leave two COW stalls about
3 feet wide, with a partition between
them extending back 4 to feet In
each stan is placed four 9Xl2 light
sash, hinged at the bottom and ar
ranged to swing in at the top. A
sash of the same size Is set in the out.
side sliding door OF the stable The
door between stable and carriage
room is also a sliding door One win
dow In each side Of the carriage room
of two Slight 9xl2 sash, will provide
ample light Two 4-light sash might
be placed in the door. If desired. In
place Of one window
A harness closet is built in one cor
ner, says Farm and Home. which viii
provide room for harness. blankets,
wagon jack. etc. a cupboard is built
in the stable for brushes and curry
comb, while a few hooks will take
care Of the broom. shovel, fork, etc.
Access to the second floor is by lad
der built against the partition back
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of cNci:mg plnys mJdo So hy long end
runs and by the uso of this forward pass
which is nllowahic under the new ul g.
There was "a good deal of pnumg done
throughout the game which mad &c lu-
tcrcstmg for the spectators.
Several minutes at.cr the whistle bl w
for the opening of the contest ,hc Io-
gan county team crossed the iiuc fo, "a
touchd wu Graves missed kic,,uc the
goal which mndc tbs score to % ln fJ-
Vor of Losau county high school Logan
coutys goal was never q, danger as the
game was played ON the visitors terri
toey a 5o-yad run by Hugh Luckcn-
billie t0-yafd run hy Graves and noye
were th, features Of Oh mmc Mcpwk
and stowe. ot tacklug showed up w 20
fo On local cam
Patt rsol for the Nisito.s. succeeded
m getting the ban couple of Tunes fn'
his team ON fumbles
Logan counb+s team -howtd ua vc.y
much bct.or n team WoelS since thc last
gamc.
Fifteen minutes halves We. played
Oniciols tmpir Nouis. trive
Bentley umok, ,JoabWs ANA C3mp-
bon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-24

dag Euchro club yesterlIy ate noon.
Mrs Weber won frs; prize and Ms. Me
Connen second The guests were. Mes
danes Eager webe- Mcconnell, BaeN,
Thran. Beycrs. ROSS an Lindwlu
MS Fred C. Hunt left yesterday Tor
Oklahoma city where she will be the
guest for some days of he brother Nj.
w. Z. Hodge
MIR. and MIS- .. r. Wa.d returned 10
their home in Arkansas city. Kas., 20
day. Mr. Wp-d has been with the Pioneer
Telephone company FOR the past mon,h
AR VIII Rcjahl left today for West
Liberty Iowa. whe-e she will visit her
parents TO- some weeks.
J. Cotcren Bane tie suitanst who is
to give the recital at the NJ f. church
Friday evening Will arrive tals after
noon.
Miss Lydia Quincy who is stcnosriph-
e. foI the Southwestern Irol wor@s Co.
] will resign her position aad leave fog ne.
homo in Blackwell in tine mo-niug
/ NILS Bessie Wagner. eturnod from
/ Oil Ci.r, Pa, where she has been visit
ing he. "a ne- and is now az home al
/ 1902 Noble avenue
! Mrs. d.. Duke entertained at dinncl
/ last evening. complimentary 10 her Sis
ter.
. Miss Ida Nibhack ert-.a .trI ~ cH'
( o'clock luncheon yesterday afte- Don %
honor Of Mrs. +. NJ. Cutron. OF Ponc.
/ city. vice president Of the Territo-lt
Fede -ation Of Womon's cur - Roses an,
carnations We're the 10 srAti1l5 Tn
guests were. Mesdames Frantz, Bur
fo.d. Frasier. Mack Morris, Dale Win
.on. Chas Seeley. Geo se Bnhngsley
Rhodes. Barker. and Misses Louise smitf
and Lou Strang
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whltewash for Barn.

Whltewash Is much better than
paint for dairy barns, both inside and
outside. Il does not cost as much
and is much more sanitary than paint
Paint will spoil pail of milk, white.
wash viii not II needs 10 be renewed
oftener, but that Ii lOt an objection:
II is rather In lts favor. Everything
about a dairy barn should bs kept
sweet and clean.
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Front Elevation Of Carriage House

Front Elevation Of Carriage House.
OF the cows The hole through the
floor Is covered with a door 10 shut In
cold weather A door feet wide is
left In one end OF the barn, through
which 10 take hay straw and grain.
Two grain bins are built mouse tsght
over the cows and the grain brought
to the firss door through sDouts such
building can be built very cheaply
and will prove ample for village
place.
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PERSONAL
MENTION

br Brown Is 81 oaanoo
r. B,ri,tt of co,l. t, t,. cl,,
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c ~ ro,i,,,, %, o,ior3, 10 20, tb. ,i,,.
,oa,,
- p... IN ,. .r,. r,,, ,,rt
sn,,r,
j. VAN pcvor OF i,euncssey IS in
the city.
c. Il raiout is i'm the e.ty from okla
homa city.
W u Fossctt returned this mo.aios
TO Pownec.
". q. Nciverou, of laVr">iuc Texas
is 500 the city.
scnato- J J.. Hckam 10 n he city
from PerNins
Mrs Harry Bay is In LoclSrilse vsit-
ing home folks.
claude Hascr came down ftom fo'e'
city last evening.
uuin from Edmond
John McCuty IS chief d.tccuve Tor
,.,., c.,.,.. ..tn,,., nt. ,,oroire
-, ~ ~ p,,s,,.e
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N'.' u '',,',l
''P
NJ FRANK iI'hh''l OF N',''''"' '''''
rs in the city Nisitins I''ahds.
turned home on the l"'."hs '''n-
Judge $ II la-is c'a' ur n'm OK
lmomo City u tte mou'rS tra'o
Bishop Mcoescheart rctu.an" 800 tt'
morning tuin e'1 ok ham' CfN
-
sam Garrett ANA wife cmc down from
Che circus.
CuU last night after Visit with friend
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COyIe

~ , ,4
7pe'ia' ~ i'"'''
''f''
beit ai"H'f ana ''' ''' i,'' -'''
hoarts r.atinp us two.
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49,. ,,.......s ,i'.. 49,,
weec mad and many pIiz awarded
sixty cars wee made un and pulled out
of here taia week. THE -.luatioI Of che
produc. ON the train war of tlupVN'.
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Anothsr plmeultY.

Il suppose that when you discover
the north pole you will regard your la
bors as completed?'
NO" answered the arctic explorer
THE hardest part viii be yet to come.
Wen have TO find some way Of getting
home aEaln.1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-24

IAN the world Is mellow yellow.
Every mornings fun 0 haze,
And the swect-gums are staniin'
Every one Of EN- abhzo
And the golden-rod Is knee high
And the DAYS are all in tune,
And ;he mockin bfrd o. night-tmes
Is a-callln' 20 the moon.
And the 1goW are a-creakin'.
Coin townw.4I with the load
Where the dust Is hangir misty
Down along the twisty roads.
Az che sunshine docsn' blister,
Like a did lust Yesterday.
And wlitrever there are hlossons
The,e are LITTLE ones at play
Ana you hear th hddls calliit
Calling calln - the eioam.
Aud sou smell Ale er'ip eoQlsin
For the yeariy Barsstedome.
And The young foiks start lheis fianein
And the Old ones come 70 tlp.
Al. ''The Wind tlEit SHAKES ite Hariee .
And az Turkey in the stifW
~ A II2tyIs
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Friday

The Friday Euchre club viii Dee cn'er-
tanned by Ms. McNeai Friday afternoon.
The Etude club viii "atcrtain with "a
musicale AZ Mrs. J, T.. Kcllys Friday af-
tcrnoon.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church. viii give Guitar -ecital Fiday
evening at the church.
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A Small CARRIAGE HOUSE.
Description Of Way to Build a Most
Convenient Structure.

Plans OF a building 1Sx2i feet in
size, vith stalls Tor two cows. box
stall for a horse, and room for two
buggies, is shown in the Illustration.
Sills 6XS inches should be set on posts
or piers. The studding is 10 feet long,
of 2x4 inches. The first floor feet In
the clear and floor ioists 2xs. placed
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Don't foil to hear the great guitarist,
}. cotterell Bane at the M. e. church,
Friday niuht. oct. 26th. az o'clock.
Admission 25c ard soc.
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a q q DRIVES OUT
9sSs - RHEUMATISM

pains Rheumatism only symptoms which may
hrs queted
with opac the treatment left on however there
attack OF indigestion the
muscles and teuder places the flesh sen and the sufferer finds that he
while the
The Rheumatism too acid condition Of the blood brought by
Indigestion sluggish
shall be carried
other
These taken by the blood and carried TO all the body produce
S
bod driving making this life
healthy When the blood has been purified and built by
the pains and aches the muscles become and elastic
Book Rheumatism and med
advice SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA.
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The Domestic Science club viii be en- p
tertained by Mrs. S. l.. spul-ier q: her
home on East Wa ner avenue IN the af-
ternoon "a 3 o'cloca
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HOW ARD NICHOLAS SAYS
HE KILLED ACTRESS

Cnicago rL. oct "a Howard I'D.
win Nicholas angel" and manager OF
tac slave Girl" a theatrical troupe
now ON the road. confessed last night
that he was implicated ia the muder
last Wednesday night Of Ms Mar
garet Leslie known ON the stage as
Peppie Blizzard
Mrs Loslics body was found in her
room at the Palace hotel Thursda.
morning with a chlorofom bottle on.
the table, gas pouring from two open
jets and cloth tightly twisted about
her throat
A coroner's jury returned a verdict
Of suicide Slbsec .,l,, .a,vsosatlo,s
disclosed the fat that $4,000 worth
OF diamonds known TO haga been IN
the womans possession when she was
last seen alive had disappeared The
inquest was at once re-opened and the
police took a hand in the case.
An autopsy proved that Mrs. Les
lie had been strangled and Nicholas
who was last seen with her late Wed
nesday night was arrested.
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The Acorn club viii meet AT the club
rooms of the library and render the fol-
lowing programme Thursday afte-noon:
Roll call Quotations from Julius
Caesar.
Characteristic OF Julius Caesar. An
thony.
Cassius and Brutus. by Mrs. Barnes.
Shakespeare testers. hy Ms. Nc
Morris
Discussion of the play.
Current events. by Mrs. Bolcs.
The ladies OF this club arr making an
exhaustive study Of Caesar. ans each
meeting is more interesting than tha
preceding one
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Thursday

Mrs AIatchett and Ms. TIutchins will
entertain the ladies' Of the N. f. church
in afternoon.
The Aeon club VIII meet at the club
rooms OF the library in afternoon.
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Warm and Cool.
Many people like their opposiies.'
That's sOi / know some NE.Ozt0n
girls who have many Yarn ffitnds."
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The Antisep,ie Barber shop. rk
Register -
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ELEPHANTS CAUSE
HAVOC TO BAKERY PIES

The elephants OF the Forepaugh
Sells circus frightened the horse 81
tached to the Boston Bakery delivery
wagon this morning, causing It to run
away. scattering pies, cakes and pas
try over q large area The delivery
man was in the Forepaugh provision
tent and had lett the horse standing
mhitched No material damage was
done to the wagon
THE Autiscptic Blrhc- shop. trY H.
Mems Beacon Shoe. So 3oo--Robinsons
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Wednesday.
PROSPECTUS.

Wednesday.
The Carlisle club will be entertained
BY Mrs. J. % Williams Wednesday af-
ternon.
The Rimona club meets in afternoon
with the Misses Cassidy.
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"a. aIIaIAsa v. 80. . lAs p.
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Mems Beacon Shoe. s'o0--Ro0Iosoo'. 50
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M AnlIsopuo nar0c- s9op. II, Il
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Blemishes. pimplos raahes medicated
by Satin skin cream soon disappear.
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Register If you wish to vote.
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Gene Rice his eigTned from hanso .
cify and sf Io. whore ln pas h'en hh
sdmmef
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-02-01
LOCAL n EWS.

On last Thursday evening, on invi-
tatlon Of Ferrin Lodge OF Montfort,
about seventy-hve members OF Mineral
Point lodge went by special train to
Montfort aud conferred the Master
Mason's degree. The visitors were
heartily welcomed and royalty en-
tertained by their brethren of Mont
fort. The excursion was u success
beyond expectations.
Mrs. Seth Heath and daughter
Sadie, Of Waldwick started on Mon
day for Spring Hill, Kansas, where
they were called by the sickness Of
Mrs. Heath's father, Mr.. Samuel Hol-
lingor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sllas Buss OF Kendall
visited In Mineral Point on last Sat
urday; the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Johnson.
Miss Nellie Heeston, an expert
typo, who worked on the Highland
Press, was n caller MT the Democrat
Office last Saturday afternoon.
w, S, Egan Of Highland spent some
time In Mineral Point last Saturday,
on his way home from Chicago.
James D, James of Storm Lake,
Iowa, spent few days IN town during