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The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Congressional Council. No. ec9, met at
typographical Temple. on "Wednesday
evening with a good attendance. At
the next meeting Of this council. '. ID
nesday evening. October Is. 4 reception
viii be rendered Roger B. fancy Coun-
ell. No. CSC. OF Baltimore. and there will
be a large class OF candidates to be
initiated. The ritual Will be performed
by the degree team OF the National In
ion Club.
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proceeds OF which are to be used in Civ
ing a weeks outing to about forty Rech-
abltes. the details Of which viii be made
known later.
The address Of welcome made by the
Rev. ]. W. Porter to the RechabItes at
jamestown WAS read to the tent and
pronounced by many to be the most able
document ever printed from Rechabite
viewpoint.
Miss wandan Vivian, high tent treas
urer, and Sister Lytie left for their
Michigan home Monday afternoon.
High Chief Ruler Vowles. who has
been visiting in North Carolina since his
election. is expected 10 return to Wash
irgton today.
William G. Van Matre, of John B
Henderson Tent, who is now engaged in
business In New York city, was visiting
friends here during the past week.
DR.. w. H. Pollock. the Rechabite
dentist, has been very III for two weeks.
Threatened with typhoid fever. but is
now improving.
George B. Milne, of Philadelphia, who
has organized two tents in mis- city,
promises another during High Chief
Yowles' administration.
Union Tent. No. 81. is preparing for an
entertainment.
Mrs. Mary Foote Henderson. a mem
Der Of Onward Tent, Is expected to re-
turn from Bar Harbor today.
Past High Chief Ruler John I. Bunch
worked so hard at the high tent session
that he is now recuperatlng Mt Atlantic
City.
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NATIONAL UNION HAS \
MANY LIVELY MEETINGS

State. War, and Navy Council No 20l,
met Tuesday evening at Pythian Tenn
pie. Remarks relating the good OF the
order were made by Friends William B.
Green. John d. Biddis, and c. F. Nal
lard, of National Capital Council. no.
Az
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NEW YORK. Sept. n.-5uburban
horse shows, weddings. polo, and golf
ngure largely on the program OF the
-Four Hundred" for the week which
opens today. and within the next ten
days or SO most OF those who have been
lingering at Newport. at Bar Harbor,
and In the Adircndacks will have re-
turned either to town or to their coun-
Try seats In the vicinity. The season at
Lenox is rapidly drawing TO a elise,
ana those who after the Horse Show at
Newport went down 10 the Virginia Hot
springs are turning their faces home
ward. so as 10 be in readiness for the
racing at Belmont Park at the beginning
of next month, which will be the occa-
sion OF much hospitality on Long Island,
especially 20 foreigners OF note who are
coming over for the fall in large num-
oers. The country house season through
out October promises 20 be exceptionally
brilliant, and will constitute a fitting
Prelude for what bids fair to prove the
Gayest winter in years.
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T. i Burgee. az ed seventy-five years.
for over half a century, an er,71lc,-o - -
the Washington Navy Yard, died suG-
denly the past week He was a nafISs
OF Baltimore, and one OF the nonnla1
veterans OF the yard.
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The promotion Of Arthur E. Barker
from assistant superintendent Of the
document division in the Government
Printing Office TO secretary Of the board
on salaries and wages. and the promo
ton Of Alton P. Tisdel. clerk 70 the su-
perintendent Of the document division.
10 fill Barker's place. meets with uni
versal approval among the craft. Mr..
Barker's promotion. however, carries
with Il no additional salary.
Al Calhoun, for many years a Wash
ington printer, accompanied by his wife.
were in the city the past week. They
have been on a tour OF the South and
East for Mr. Cauhouns health. and he
has been greatly benefited. He now re-
sides in Chicago.
S. D. Smith. former washington
labor leader, with his twelve-year old
daughter. is now connected with the
jamestown Exposition. He has been
with the exposition since its initial open
ing day.
Capt. Jerry A. Costello. of CosteIIo's
Labor Hall. attended the annual meet
ing Of the United Spanish War Vetar-
ans at Ssndusky. Ohio. Capt. :. Walter
Mitchell. another Spanish Var veteran.
the labor writer of the star. was also
there. Both have returned home.
J. B. Clinedinst, of Newport News.
Va, general passenger agent of the
Norfolk, Washington. and Richmond
jestic next week. Miss Purnen appear
cd in Daudet's famous play during a
brief engagement in Washington last
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These new delegates have been elect
cd to the Central Labor CnIcn:
BARRIERS. No 2Sg-Theodur " Wcrizel
and Lewis II. Ripple.
Local 1S2. Brotherhood CT Carpenters
L. W. Lloyd. W. 3. Robe. J. X. Pot
ter, g. c. Luebkert. ard Z. l.. l[DIb.
Steam Engineers, No. VI ) jones,
vice A. W. Hipsley.
Plate Printers. Local No .-CharIes
T. Smith, vice Delegate DIcrd9rf.
Marble Workers, Local 30 5-John
E. Heating. d. McGul-c. and Joe Louis
Heat. Frost. General InsJlaJOrs. and
Asbestos Workers. Local &c. ar. Il
Kent and J =. Rotch.
Brotherhood of Painters. Local No
Sss-Thomas McGI@sT, vice Delegate
Hunt.
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Mail Bag Repairers Express
Thanks for Better Conditions

The Mail Bag Repair Association, with
headquarters in this city. has passed
a set OF resolutions thanking the spe-
cial committee appointed by former
Postmaster General Cortelyou to lOok
into sanitation and Improvement in the
service ard better compensation, for
the recommendation for modern build
ing and better conditions The report
of The special committee will form the
basis OF recommendations by the Post
master General 10 Congress for the
things these men ask fo<.
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Coming Attractions
At the Theaters

Continued from Third Page,
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Among the features in the win;er
in new York will 'Oe abandon
ment by many leading members OF
the Four Hundred OF their houses for
hotels. A number OF people like the
Oliver Harrinsos are renting their man
sions in town 10 strangers and are
leasing for their own use suites Of
apartments for the season in the ho-
tells.
The giving up Of the house in town and
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No better tribute TO the agreeable
character of the autumn In and around
New York can be furnished than the
fact that Mr.. and Mrs. William X Van
derbilf. sr., who, with boundless wealth
at their command. live only for pleas
ure. Invariably choose Just this particu-
lar time OF the year to pay their annual
visit 70 America, They will 90 at once
On their arrival to Idle Hour, their
country seat on Long Island.
Mr.. ard Mrs, Harry Payne Whitney,
who complain Of having very poor sport
at Holwick Hall, their place in York
shire, are due here this week and viii
be at their place at Westbury, and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Mackay are also
returning and viii entertain a succession
OF house parties at HarbOr Hill, where
The new gymnasium and bachelors
quarters, similar 20 that constructed
by Col John Jacob AstOr at Fernclln,
IS now complete. August Belmont, 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont, jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Scott Cameron. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin u. Morgan, Mrs. Sidney
Dillon Ripley. and Mr. and Mrs. o. II.
z. Belmont are already established at
their places on Long Island In the Mead
ow Brook district. and the Ferry Bel
monts arc homCward bound TO occupy
AIRS. David p. Morgans country seat.
which they have leased for the fail
Among others who viii be 10 the fore
during the racing season now about 10
open are the Payne Whitneys. who are
here This week; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van
Rensselaer, Kennedy, the Albert Ia
briske Grays. the Norman de r. White
houses, whose place on the Wheatley
Hills is now ready for occupancy; Sam
Whats. J. s. PhIpps. the r. Living
ston Beeckmans, the +. Il Tkomases.
the II. Rogers WintErops. Mrs. Smith
MADDEN. ]. Searle Barclay. the Ralph
Pulitzers. Col. and Mrs. John Jacob
Aston, who arrive from Europe on
Wednesday; the Robert Golfers. and
msny others.
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A motion was unanimously adopted
authorizing w. w Cordell to arrange
for two monster entertainments, the
proceeds Of which are to be used in Civ
ing weeks outing to about forty Rech-
abltes. the details Of which Will be made
known later.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

D. p. Markey. supreme commander of
the Knights OF the MaccabeeB OF the
World. was at the Raleigh Ho, el Tues
day, leaving in the afternoon for Rich
mond, where he addressed the Insurance
Commissioners Convention. Which was
held in that city last week.
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held in that city last week.
l. X. Mangum. State commander OF
Maryland and Delaware. was in the city
Tuesday. in conference with Mr..
Marley. IN regard TO the work in his
Jurisdiction.
Anacortia Tent. No. u, through the
leadership of its deputy, Sir Knight r
A Estep, has taken the prize so far In
getting new members. Last week he
was appointed deputy and at the re-
view Saturday night he filed twelve
applications. This tent will pass the
200 mark before the end of the year.
District Commander Gall has reap
pointed Sir knight George X. Bender. Of
Alexandria Tent, No. ?. at Alexandria.
deputy.
Capt. Howard Urbach. OF Petersburg,
has been appointed by District Com
maDder Gall one Of mis- general field
deputies, ana VIII commence October l
to build new tents In Virginia. The first
one will be at Gordensville.
Sir Knight Thomas w. Swarr. OF
Golden Rule Tent. No. 8. died September
It. He was one OF the old members OF
the tent
Next Monday night Georgetown Tent.
No. G. will initiate a class OF new men,
bers, at which the work will be done by
the degree team.
The new laws OF the Maccabees went
into effect September 1, and the new
laws for the Uniform Rank VIII go
into effect the 1st OF next month. then
Department Commander Gall. as he will
be known, will push the organization OF
several divisions in Virginia. where
things are already in waiting for the
FIRST Of the month.
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Nonpareil Council. No. $50, met Thurs
day at schmidt's Hall. With President
George P. Dowell IN the chair. After
the business meeting the ceremony of
initiation was given by the degree team
of the National Council Club. A large
number of members and visitors we're
present and enjoyed the affair 70 the
utmost. Rev. Charles Alvin Smith gave
a delightful talk, and Elmer Johnson,
president of the National Union Club.
also spoke.
The National Union Club held its last
meeting for the month at Pythian TEN
pie on Friday evening last, with PreSi-
dent Johnson in the chair 4 pro
gressive euchre was enjoyed by the
members. The first prize, stein, was
captured by Friend Albert Lar1viere.
of Congressional Council: the second, a
pig skin purse. by Friend Thomas II.
Dawson, Of Washington Council; and
the BOBBY prize by Friend Preston s.
Wright. OF Congressional Council A
theaser party will oe given by the club
during the fourth week of next month
at the Belasco Theater
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George G. Seibold. secretary Of coIu-,-
Dia typographical Union. accompan ie5
oy MS family. spent a weeks vacs1fo1
az Asoury Park in his absence F-esi-
dent i. G Parsons acted as sac-ei.---
NJ Seloold. IN addition to being orc Of
the best-known members OF his ,.-,Ft
IN this section, is one Of the active r--s-.
ayers OF the famous Vaughn SuDSIaH,
SShocl class Of Calvary Baptist Cr1Irrc5s
OF this city, which has a meu1beS-eI,t-,,
Of over 400 men. -
Richard ". Burkhardt. a former c.
erpment Printing once printer no1-
editing the Louisville Journal OF Tab-
or, was IN the city the Do at week TTs
met many OF his former associate ~
gave him cordial welcome.
King Webb. another old-tirne nrinter
widely known in this city. accornnaniS5
by his family, was In Washington tI1s
past week en- route from the FarSrs7
couVenllon at the jamestown Ex0CsI-
uon- he Is now n citizen OF Chasfa-
nooga, Tenn, where he is among the
leaders OF the organized labor 1,,~,a-
mcnt. While here he was the e,teSf ~
James r. Johnston.
Robert E STEINER, a member NJ In
lumoia typographical Union, No. I0l Tor
the past eight years. has decideC to
change MS base of operations TO Seattle
" ASH. Wnere ne has accepted a fllclJra-
i've poSiuon OF trust in his profession.
he enjoys the distinction OF being one
OF the pest all-around printers hand
setter or machine, in this country.
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eneaenhoneaeus ~ eueneuoneul
!. !. THE LOCAL: FIELD
mem@n0Dmomome @n@n@@oBs

James Dolan of Hampden was
a devils Lake: visitor Monday. : ::
Judge McClory and B. J. Ness
spent Sunday in Minot On bust
ness. ~ <>:' '*>.. IT., T. Z
Hire. your men through the
Kennedy & Jones Employment
Agency. Devils Lake.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown, west Fifth street, Tues
day, Aug. 18th, d son. .- II. .' =. 7.
First National Bank loans
money not only. on. farms, but
on good city property, as well. i
Attorneys Victor WARDROBE
and Butts of Leeds were in the
city Monday transacting legal
. business. @ ..,1'',~ >|t< ~ I 4.
B 5Judge Cowan left for Stark
weather on the farmers road
Tuesday afternoon where he
tram cted legal business. "a. Z !: 4
Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs..
John Lang and daughter Theresa
left for Milwaukee at which
place they visit for d short
time. s... ..s== 81 q
# John LaWless and family form
9erlyof Garske have ID owed til
'g arWick ,5s{Where M IaaWle less
will have charge off the Farm
GERS elevator. Il; n y. b
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MAY BE COAL FAMIN
f Northwestern States Put Off
Buying Fuel

Pittsburgh, Aug. 15.-Pitts-
burg coal operators who ship
heavily to the northwest. have
been much Interested III the re-
cent reports from Cleveland that
a car shortage and the slow
movement of coal from the mines
to the lakes are likely to cause
a repetition of TIE famine in the
northwestern states next win
ter The Pittshurgers declare
that they have increased their
lake tonnage enormously this
season, and that cars are more
plentiful than for a long time.
One large shipper stated to-
day that efforts are being made
to prepare for such an emergen-
cy as occurred last winter. There
would be no repetition of last
years shortage, he said, unless
the people of the northwest fail
to protect their own interests
and postpone buying their win
ter's supply of coal until it is i'm
possible to deliver it fast enough
to meet. the demand. II - q \ !:
/. Officials Of the Pennsylvania:
railroad company say that cars
have been supplied IN larger
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Fell Off q Hand Gar

While working as a section
hand on the Aneta branch about
seven miles south of the city,
William Carter fell off a hand
car, and was run over by two
wheels. The result was that
his left thigh was badly bruised
and lacerated, and it is a Won
der that his leg was not cut off.
by contact with the wheels. It
seems that Carter, who was rid
ing on the hand car was struck
by one of the iron handles, and
losing his balance, tumbled off.
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Has His Thumb Badly Bruised

A lad named Ike Goody, about
nineteen years of age, a machin-
lists helper at the Great North
ern roundhouse was assisting
two machinists to run a couple
of rods into the firebox of an
engine Monday afternoon, when
one of the rods fell, jamming
and badly smashing his right
thumb. The whole right hand
mashed and damned to some ex-'
tent, but as he had the wounds
promptly attended to, no serious
results are anticipated.
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. City Loans
On In :;tt:aHmenlt Plan
# Geo. 2, W: M],ooers, ~
Jacobson Z: $, :: Block < Devils LAX.

e.. .. H. 4 -
Mrs. Henry Hale went to Web
sterT Tuesday afternoon for a few
days visit. H.. f '&ess,- !e,9::S
We ask why people don't eat
more fancy patent Dakota flour.
It is the best there is in town.
We want your fire insurance.
We represent nothing but the
best old: line companies K en-
nedy & Jones. + hi. $s+.. f. }7~
u We are now ready to handle
all kinds Of tin work. Moderate
prices atisf ction garanteed
OBrien Bros If .| 81 s S Ri. II # ;
Scenic dec tor Z Horn
left tuesday afternoon for G rand
Forks where he will spend a few
days On business and pleasure.
u llsrlrl, claim I agent for
the Great N Northern railroad has
left for his home il the Forks az
ter q few s sit ia the city,
] Lind eman Of Minneapolis
returned to that city tuesday at
;terno after having spent sever.
al days IN the city on busiaae ss.
NJ Frank shanl ey aud tor Of
5ToWner coura ], w as j III the city
asacting legal business ia the
land office the fore part 81 the
wee
&c you are still afraid .of the
Devils Lake flour ask your gro
Ger fora small sack on trial Is.
liz lis not good 81 Oh need not pay
arnaers' Mil
Attorle vie Of M In
I1,eWau kan was in the city Mon
day OH legal busi ness. fr.S
Lyle stated that the pro neets
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fire, lightning and Tornado.
Insurance /. ,.ss 4.
Geo. Moo rs, Jaeo bson Block!


go to the Farmers mill to get
5yolar feed ground. Their new
feed mill has all the latest i'm
III oYements and will grind the
feed sto suit YOU 5 s5ss
Miss Matte CosteIIo accom-
pariiest at the Bij io,ls and Ray
Dung, mana ger of that theatre
spent SUNDAY in lfinot as the
guests of lEIr Dung 5 sister.
Miss EtheL IN
81 Secratary M axon of I'll He, lss Eag les
left for d visit to C Chicago and
points In Iowa Tuesda lay liter
Moon. Nlr. lfaxon expects to be
absent on his trip until the first
sef 8 eptetab
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A: O: sather, {. merchant prince
Of q starkweather'' was in the city
Tuesday. !.
/ Harry. Fisher Of Grand Forks
returned to that city Tuesday af-
ternoon after a days. visit in the
CITY, =. = ~ >.~'1, !: r.
Z The Rey, Father Augustine,
pastor Of St.. %Joseph's church,
left for Lakota Tuesday after
noon. LUZ IT, ~ ri - : =
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WORDS OF PRAISE
For the Recent EnCampment of Da.
k0ta National Guards

The Army and Navy Journal
under date Of July 27, speaks in
the highest terms of the recent
encampment of the state. and
regular troops which was held
here last month. The article is
as follows: -
= The annual encampment Of
the National Guard of North Da-
kota was held at the military
encampment grounds at Devils
Lake, North Dakota, cornmenc-
ing July 18th and terminating
July 10Th. One battalion of the
Sixth u. S. infantry, under the
command of Major R. r. Sted-
man of Fort Lincoln, N. D., was
in camp, and the salutary effect
on the National Guardsmen of
this state Of the example set by
the regulars was noticeable ev-
cry day. The discipline was the
very best, and the camp was the
most successful of any ever held
in the state. Officers and men
Wed with one another in doing
their duty up to the standard.
There was some little slackness
in guard mount, but it, improved
from day to day. ~ +, =. e.,
{ The work on the rifle range,
which is one of the best in the
northwest; was good, although
not enough time was devoted to
that. work. The following sis a
list. of the men who qualified as.
1narksmen on the range: COL
p. e. Geary, Corpl. C. G, Ken
needy, Co. F.; PVT. w. w. Jeffrey,
Co. E. Sergt. Roy Sappenfeld,
Co. FL !; Capt. 4B. G.. Boyd Co. IL
Capt. Thomas Harrison, Go. 5G;
Sergt. J. Wright, Co. H;# Music.
ian B. Olson Co. T.; Pvt. Louis
Carufel, Go. a; Col. M. Hill
dreth,: inspr. and J. a. G.
The shaking up that was Civ
en- the National Guard by Col.
Hildreth, the state inspee citing Of
fcer, two years ago, has born
good fruit. The poor comp an
les have been mustered Out of the
service, and co1npanies have:
been mustered in the service at.
lAasldan, ston and AriHot,,
M. 555..s .5s,s
he attendance was above the
average the personnel fine.
There was not d single breech Of
discipline durin the entire en-.
campment L. liiqsl or was;
brought. i'll on the reserV ation,s
and Covers 81 Bur ke, no takes
aEdaep IN III tterest III III the elfare Oh
the National Guard and the IN IN
officer Lieu j aInes III III
Mars, Second S. de-
tailed on the part of the govern
men To make the inspection l i'd
con- llctiol tia Il llle stat
sg,ecti reported 5tlIla Il stlles were
II ID I'D l1e condi-
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ton of affairs in the National
Guard of North Dakota.
A rifle team is now being Or
ganized to take part in the Ma
tional Rifle match of Port Clin-
ton, Ohio, in August.
Great credit is due the pres
ent Adjutant General Poole, for
his efforts to lift the National
Guard out of the conditions in
which it had become during the
past two years.
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Taken UD

Taken up at my place, August
4th, one red COW, white UNDER
neate, brown head with horns,
one red cow spot in head, white
hind feet, white underneath, no
horns, one red steer, two and a
half or three years old, with
horns, no marks; one red calf,
two or three months old, no
marks. Frank Pitcher.
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Of Minnewaukan was exception
ally good, and indicates a yield
of from fifteen to twenty BUSH
els.
DR.. Jones operated upon Mrs.
Heidlbaugh Of Rugby, last week
at Mercy hospital for appendi-
citis.
Friday Judge Henry granted a
marriage license to Joseph Adel-
man of Starkweather, and Miss
Mollie Miller of Edmore.
If you expect to attend a busi-
ness college, get the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato,
Mimi, catalog. It is free.
If you want your cook to
smile, stay with you and do
good baking, get Hunts Perfect
Baking Powder and Extracts. !.
Ed. Richardson, president of
the local aerie, of Eagles will
attend the national convention
of that body as a delegate, which
is to be held at Norfolk, Va.
September 3rd, 4th, 5th and 9th.
If. there is any thing that hurts
a merchant here it is to send
away for your goods, that lis the
reason why you should insist on
having our. Dakota flour as
long as it is good. Farmers,
Mill. !: a ;> =: 4. : .:.3 s. .,:55 !
h. r. w. Bryan, general super
5intendent Of !: the Central Dis
trict of the Great Northern rail
road with Jurisdiction Of the
road from Barnesyille, MINI. to
Butte, Montana was in the city
this week. %,4:. E. .,:5< ! IKE. 4. &
"A good paying business posi-
ton. is assured every graduate
of the Minneapolis business coll
elege, 800 Central avenue. Over.
800 opportunities to place stud;
ents, last year., lost. n rite for
free catalog. 3s5: s2s. D. b .a \
George w. II. y Davis. iii II is / quite.
5illsat his home in Starkwe athef.
He lis suffering with asthma
which has effected his heart to
such an extent that he is unable
to travel, which has been recon-
nlended to him BY his physic clan
Claus Eek land, II blac ksmith!
5aof w ebst er, Il has returned to5
that place. MI Eckland has
lately turned from HaYre and.
Butte whittier he went seelcing4
al locatio Il Ell e came back dis
5gusted with the rospects III
Montana, and says that amsey8
count is plenty good enough TO-
live tn the rest Of his natural
life. "a:
James eK emma y pro nainent5
farmer al q Tow ler ed uIlty was In
the city the fore part the
week. Mr. NIX Kenna says that
the outlook fo II a GOOD GRO ii
throu gholltS his eona trs is very
poor, and does not ink that the
yield Inv Il average above six
bushels per ere. ,TI'IIli Il, HE aftrib-:
utes co the lack DC ia Id 8 i that
and the backWa ness
of the season
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quantities this year than for any
one season in the past. They
also declare the tonnage greater
than the coal boats can carry
from the docks at Cleveland and:
other points to the northwest.