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A Liberal Offer
c. A. Milford & Co. Guarantee to Cure
Dyspepsia. If they Fail, the Medi-
cine Costs Noihing.

To upquesiionably prove TO the people Of
Abbevilie that Indigestion and dyspepsia ia
durable and that Re kali Dyspepsia Tablets
will effect the cure. we will furnish the med
icine absolutely free II II fails 10 give com.
plete satil faction 10 anyone giving II q trial.
The remarkable success Of Rexall Dyspep
sia Tablets is largely due to the new and sue
cessiul method OF manufacture, whereby the
well. known properties OF Bismuth, Subni-
trate and Pepsin have been combined with
carminatives and their agents.
Bismuth. Subpitraie and PepBiD. are recog
nized by the en- tire medical profession as spe'
cities for acute Indigestion aud dyspepsia.
The Pepsin uRed IN Rexall Dypsia Tablets Ia
manufactured by a new process which devel.
ops its greatest efficiency. Pepsin supplies tc
the digestive apparatus one CT the most m.
portant ele menta OF the digestive fluid, and
exeris q tonic influence upon all the glands
which supply all the other elemtnts neces
sary to proper assimilation and digestion.
The ~carminatives add properties which
promptly relieve the disturbances and pain
caused by undigested food.
The perfect combination OF these ingredi
ents make a remedy absolutely incomparaolt
and Invaluable for the complete cure OF indi
geation and dyspepsia.
We are 40 positively certain OF this That We
sell Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets on our own per
sonal guarantee that they VIII elmer cur
you or cost you nothing. Z. A.. Milford q Cc
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COMPANY.

End under the Auspices. of the lsJies ofTrini.
" Church. Proceeds for the bentnt OF Inc
Church. You will know where the place IL
by = %si ms s,gny vow well sS G,' !nvstsa. to Tho, srsa,
"Cookipe Exhibition" at the AbbevilleH Hard
ware Company's store the frst week In No
DOM FORGET the time and place.
Don't forget the great Chrysanthemum ano
Baby show on Thursday Nov, pun. Dnng
along the babies and remember that every
one will not take the prize.
Howe's great London Show Ut Abbevilfeton
Thursday October 10Th. This and nextiweek
will be q big time In Abbeville and as VOTE
10 pretty nearly hni,hed oome "a s,onss sI in
ali the sights: and hear the music ny 6ne
bands big time-and dont5you forget II! Oni
merchants invite you to call and see, them
e pis t1s sysp acH on Ibess. big. days.
Miss Annie Coeh ran entertained the Ep.
worth League last Tuesday evening IN s'mos'
During The evening delightful refresbmsnta
were served, and the meeting Tas one Q,
great pleasure to ell present. Miss cochran
is q charming. hostess.
vopne ladies' from thsL'7 hill city" was the
guest OF her aunt Mrs. +. v. Nance iass SUI
IHar. Andrew J.. Penney. the f,ithiul esI5,sr
" handed o. the following, Epataphs Which
marx The resting place Of the deceased more
than one hvndred years sgo.
Al he was riding through an old feld Oh
the North West side Of Pennegs Creek snont
9 miles from Abbeville bis attention vas
drawn 10 three marble tomb stones upon
which he read.
"IaD,el F,asier born January LIST It'll died
March 17lh 1872.
Mary Allen Frasier born Sept. 30, 171 died
JannaTy lTl859."
."Col. John Glenn born June q 1859 died
June ~, 1857"
Where now arc the, relatives and friends
who stood around this lonely spot and weps
over their departed loved ones?
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Presbyterian Church Wednesday, afterno on
by his pastor ]. Lowrie Wilson D.. j. W. ere
an unusually large congregation OF lrisnas
had assembled TO pay their last trloute OF love
and esteem TO bis memory.
The deceased was in the seventy hitn year
Of bis age and for many years Sis,5 hso .S lSsG %
Citizen and a prominent factor In the bust
mesa circles having conducted q large mer.
camille business most successfully lor many
years. Several FEARS before bis death ne re-
Tired from business, which Is still carried on
by bis son Mr.. A. Nj. Smith.
he was on the list OF one Of AbbevllleB old
est and most honored citizens and was prom.
AS a mark OF respect all the bnsln ess hous,
es Of The city closed during the funeral ana
His life has been one OF usefulness, and hl!-
ed with good deeds that were only Known 10
those who we're the recipients OF bis iDanes
man. and having finished bis work on earth,
he has gone TO live that life OF Joy and peace
and greater usefu lness that Will never emo,
those loved ones who mourn his death, 10
know that he Is not dead. but has oply en-
tered upon that lie which is eternal Where ne
awaits their coming In the "sweet bye ana
bye". The beIeaved ones In their great :oi-
row have the sincere s. mpathy OF the eniire
The many friends Of Mrs; W. E; HiIl regret
10 learn of her extreme Hines for the past
week, but hope It may only be Temporary
and that she may soon be be'ter-eVen fully
restored to bealih.
Professor George c. Hodges Of. Greenwood
delivered a nne address last Sunday night In
the Mefhodist Church on Mission work.
Prot. Hodges ia no stranger TO this people,
but holds a warm place In the hearts OF many
here, and 10 always welcome guest within
our city gates and In any and every nome.
The many friends OF Mrs. Nj. ". Lomax
learn OF her extreme illness with great AMI
iety and hope she may soon be restored In
| health to her fsmily. go
Miss Virginia Gambrtll came home last
week from Atlanta on the sick list bat at this
| writing Is Improving.
Eresh ODDS ters and sweets will be served on
the public squars next Monday saleday Nov
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sAxIc.

M. Leonard. Keller ~ ableto be up again.
W. E. Morrison and A. c.. Bowie, went
down on Long. Cane, one day last week for 9
squirrel, hunt hnt on account Of the bad
weather, they went. TO hunting skaly.barks
Mrs. Boyd.fnd hsr VIII Boyd
from near Antreville spent Sunday with her
daughter Mrs. Bryan.
,Missea Eta. Nina, and Allie Beanford
spent Fifdayf night In Santue.
Mr.. james Hardin and his sister from near
Hodges spent Sunday SithfMass; Lillian Bow.
10.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jasper Smith spent Saturday
night In Santuc with Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs
Will Milford.
The Milford Brothers are doing good. wo,k
with their ginnery. They get all the cotton
TO gin that they wish for.
a large crowd attended services at LonR
Cane Church Sunday, that was the day fol
the communion service.
Last week was quiet different from the
weather that we rave been having.
Look ont for the 18th It's another big day
In Abbsvills. The Howe London Show will
be there. get ready.
The schools are open again, with their beau
tiful teachers and bright scholars. heLonG
Cane school opened Monday With Mis-
Robinlon for its teacher.
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NEWS ON o 8.

!. Mr.. Whit Edwards Of Atlanta 10 visiting
his sister Mrs. Margaret Bass. We were glad
70 meet him. once more the friend Of our boy.
hood days. He like she writer 10 well mp ip
years but u hearty and looks we'll. He is vel
coined hack tn bis old home by many friends
Mrs. r. E. Bruce will ave next Monday
for her homo In Warrior. Alabama. Since
the death OF her mother Mrs.: Thomas Nc
Neill she hsabeen With her father but;aftsr
:dischafgtng her duties TO him she DOW feels
that she with her children should Join her
husband.
MI. r. W. Knox and his two sons Wyatt,
and Lonnie leave this week for the State
Fair. ..
Miss Euuice Cochran attended the marriage
iof her friend Miss Finley to Mr.. Bowie sat
Starr Station lsRt week and had q delightful
time. She returned to her school last Mon
day. w. 'f
Mr. and Mrs. g. L. Ramsy spent last satur.
day night and Sunday visiting their relati yes
MT: and Mrs. Norman Cason, and Mrs.. Jas.
Mckinney.
Last Saturday seemingly was snake day
ON route 8 a. we saw 4 large ones killed and
lyidg In the road along our route, and It was
not Q good day for snakes either.
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FAIRFIELD.

Thanksgiving Turkeys for sale at Joe a
Young.
Mias Martha Reagan, Mrs. Y P. Reagan
and Miss Daiay Young spent last Friday q,
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Long.
Little Lyndel Young Ia better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCARlan and little sor
Furman spent Sabbath At the home, Of ]. A,
Young.
Miss Martha Reagan spent Friday night al
Mrs. Sallie Brown. -.
Miss Daisy Young spent Saturday night
q Sabbath at the home OF Mr.. =. T. Young
Mr. r. A. Crawford is juror at Greenwood
this week.
Miss Fannie Long and little Jim Franz
spent Sabbath at Mrs. T. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Long spent Sabbath al
the home OF Mr.. JEFF Long's' Mr.. Longs broth
er who lives near Abbeville.
Mr.. Jake Young from NINETY Six is visit.
ing friends and relatives In Fairfield.
Mr.. ]. A. and w. ], Creswell spent Sab
bath at the home OF their sister Mrs. Sam
Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Bowen and Gladys
their sweet little baby, and Mra. j. w
Young and ]. F. Young went to Abbeyille one
day laat week
Mr., Wyiie Long spent Sabbath with Mr.. j.
G. Bowen.
Don't forget ou. Turkeys anyone Wishing
q fat Turkey for Thanksgiving.
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In Menofian.

Sarah Louise, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. brennan, iagedk3 months and 10
days. died, at their home in the Bethel SEQ
18th 1908 r.
Fuperal services were conducte d by Rev.
Bailey at Sharon Church on Monday.
following at eleven O'Clock, after which our
little. darling, was laid To- rest In Sharon GEM
lfrieDds'
Little Sarah was an. af1ectionsts little baby
and her loving nature is still fresh In our
memory, and while we mourn the Ioss or q
darling we bow to the will ;of Him who ety-
eth aud doeth all things for our good.
Our dear little baby ID with the angels.
In their lovely home afar. :.
Where she sings the sweetest music,
Strains no earthly, voices mar. :
She was taken from ,uR early,
While o hearts were warm with love,
| And We sadly miss our darling, ~
Since she Joined the angels aoove,
Though We miss her, sadly miss her,
Tears and prayers alike were.in vain,
\ To this darkened home she will never
come again;
Bnt we know that She IL happy,
With the angels, above.
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Toys and dolls now ready
and they are selling. Come
in and look at our attractive
line. bargains 5 & 10c. Store
SYNOD Of South Carolina.

THE Synod OF Sonth Carolina met In An'
nual Session at sumter, 8. C.. Tuesday Oct
20 At s O'Clock P. M. lie Commi.sionsrs re-
sponaed TO the roll call. Rev. b. r; Relo
preached the Opening Sermon Dr. Ale1an-
,narv al Columbia was elected Moderator.
Rev. W.. 81. Frazier pastor OF The Anderson
lat Churon was elected Assistant CLERK, the
regular routine business was tIapsaotea.
SSissions was held on Wednesday and Thur
day Nights. The complaint against tne
South Carolina Presbytery by Rev. w. d.
Mills wal not sustained. synGd meets IN
reporied by Rev. F. W. Gregg. Francis Hen
ry Of Upper Long Cane and ". A. Temple
I'm of the Abbevlle Church, 16s was the fol-
attendance. Sumter entertained VIII D
lavish hand.
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RoWE's GREAT LONDON elReBs 10
Be HERE.

The Times, stroudsburg,' Pa, Aug.
10, 1908.
Howe's Great London Shows visit
ed this town yesterday. The street
parade was very pleasing, as there
were many open cages Of lions and
tigers that were worth looking at.
The performance In the afternoon aud
ievening were-the bestleyer seen here.
The trained horses and bareback rid
ing were first class In every role. The
lrapeze and bar performances and the
funny set Of clowns were the best
that any show ever carried. In fact
It Is the cleanest, most refined and
up-to-date circus that has exhibited
here in several years and should 1t
ever return it willhave such q large
crowd that it will be hard to get 1t
under canvass. They are pleasant
people to do business with.
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State Of South Carolina.
County Of Abbeville.
PROBATE COURT.

Robert J. Hutchinson, as administra-
tor Of the Estate of M. T.. Hutchi-
son, deceased, and in his own
right, Plaintiff, against, Mrs. P. A.
Presley ct al, observation-disclosures
plant to Sell Lands to Pay Debts.
Pursuant to an order Of the Probate
Court, I will sell at Public Oatcry at
Abbeville Court House, on Saleday In
November, 1908, next, for the payment
of debts, the following described real
estate, belonging to the estate of M.
q. Hutchison, deceased, situate In said
State and County, to wit: All that
tract or parcel of lands, known as the
M. T. Hutchinson Place, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NINE (159) ACRES, more or less, in
Lowndesville Township, being part Of
the Causby place conveyed to Mrs. E.
M. Franks by deed recorded in Book
No. IA, page 1856, bounded by lands of
Massillon Bell, Rocky River andlands
decided to J. B. Franks. A fuller de-
scription of said lands appears in the
order of sale in the above stated ac-
ton.
Terms-Cash. Purchaser to psy for
papers.
J. F. MILLER,
Judge Probate Court.
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ONE MILE LIMIT.
Can, Go. Beyond, corporute Lines.

By the average person, officers and even
members OF the legal profession, It 10 be-
lieyed that the authority Of the policeman
ceases at the incorporate limits Of city, vel
suoh IA not the case since the last session OF
the general assembly Of this State approved
an act February 10Th, 1903, which removes
the above common impression. =.
The act in question reads a. follows emo
may prove OF interest to officers; "That the
oolice authorities OF all towns and cities OF
this State are hereby authorized and EN-.
powered to make arrests OF all Offenders
against tho municipal. ordinances and the
statutes OF this State, committed within the
Corporate limits, at any place within q radius
of one mile Of the corporate limits, with or
without a warrant, when such police authori'
ties arsin pursuit Of such offender"
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Federal Building Site.
Treasury Department.
WashinRtOn, ID. C., Sept, ~, l90t

1T6abuLy DopAftm6ub,
Washington, d. C., Sept. ~, 1908.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville, C.
Sir: This department has the honor to 40
KNOWLEDGE receipt Of your letter of the 10Th
Instant, In which you ssk TO be Informed
when an agent OF the department will be
sent to Abbeville and Newberry, South Caro-
lima, for the purpose OF examining and re-
porting upon the properties offered for Fed
ersl building sites al those places.
In reply. you are informed that because OF
the exceptionally large number OF sites au-
thorized 10 be acquired under the provisions
Of the Public Building Act which became q
law on May 30, 1908, IT has not been possible
to taxi up the examination Of properties for
sites In all localities at as early q dste as the
department would have wished. Sites In
more remote States have been examined
fret, and az the agents finish those States,
they will take up the States nearer by. The
department has only q limited number OF
agents who have had experience In this
work and will take up the Abbevllle and
Newberry caaes at the earliest practicable
date. Respectfully,
(Slgned) l.. A. Coolidge,
Acting Secretary.
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,

COUNTY, OF ABBEfILLE
Court of Common Pleas.
Guilford w. Cade, as Administrator,
cum testamepto annexo, of Guilford
Cade, deceased, Plaintiff, against
1. L. Porter, Mrs, K. 81. Porter, Mary
E. Mcintosh and s. j. Hester, De-
PENDANTS.
By virtue of a Decree of Sale by the
Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville
County, in said State, made in the
above stated case, I will offer for sale,
at public cutlery, at Abbeville G. H.,
s. G., on Salesday in Nov, A. D.
1908, within the legal hours of sale the
following described land, to wit: All
that tract or parcel of land, situate,
lying and being in Abbeville County,
in the State aforesaid, in or near Will
ington, containing E NTEEN
ACRES, more or less, and bounded by
lands of Edward Mitchell, I. L. Le-
Roy, Fanny S. Maynard and others.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
r. E. HILL,
Master A. c., s. G.
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Galvanized ware, tinware
and enamel ware are lines
that we buy in jobbing guam
titles, and therefore our
prices are low. bargains B
and 1Oc Store.
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Magazine subscriptions at
cut rates taken here. Oar
pan's,5 and, 10c Store.

DIR, Thornton's Easy Teetber has saved the
uves If hundreds Of babies and will safely
carry your baby through the most trying pc
Rod Of It's life ss It is guaranteed remeoy Ior
TeetSin1. Summer Diarrhoea, Flu1, Images
ton" and ali stomach INT bowel troubles 81
infsnts. Is cents. For sale BY McMnrray
nrng 20. and country merchants, or Easy
feather Medicine Co., HartWell, ia.
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Healthy Family.

"Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began using DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, three years
ago." Gays l.. A. Bartlett, OF Rural
Route l., Guiltord, Maine. they
cleanse and tone the system in q gen.
tie way that does you good. 2'c. at
Speed's drug store.
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II. q. Anderson 6 Company

CHRYSAyIHBMUM FAIR,
THURSDAY, November 5, 1908.
ROSENBERG HALL.
Chrysanthe NUNS, Roses, Ferns, Baby Show, Candy.
Fancy Work, Oysters, Orchestra, Flower Sale, etc.
A Chrysanthemum Fair for the benefit of the Abbevlle Civic
Club will be held November 9Th in Rosenberg Hall, beginning at
II o'clock. The following is a program and list OF prizes:
PROGRAM
1900 Opening of Fair.
800 Baby Show.
500 Orchestra Concert.
$50 Auction of Flowers.
PR1ZEs-Flowers, Chrysanthemums.
Glass A, Vase of Sc blooms, same color and variety, 81.
Glass B, Vase of all colors, 81.
Glass C, Collection. Exhibited short stemmed IN tumDeE, 81.
Glass {, Single stem and one bloom, 81.
Glass E, Single stem and three blooms, 81.
Glass F, Best design of chry:anthemums, ST..
Class G, Best basket of roses, SOC.
Glass H, Best collection of daliahs, SOC.
Glass /, Best Fern, SOC.
BABY SHOW.
Prize for baby under one year.
Prize for prettet girl, one to three years.
Prize for handsome boy, one to three years.
Noted cultivators of this and surrounding counties Will exhibit
snecimeps and collections of the Queen of Autumn flowers. Only
the sweetest and prettest babies in town will compete Tor ne mana
O prizes offered in the Baby Show. ,
The fancy work and candy booths will be an attractive feature
of the fair, while the preparation and serving OF the oysters Will u
in charge of ladies famous for their skill IN that III
ORCHESTRA.
prof uuone1et q musician of highest talent will train and pre-
snta concert nropram. The best musical talent in the State Will
be used.
For information write or see Mrs. c. c. Gambrell. Get a hsto
prjZes and scale of awards.
AdmiSion-Fa Fair 1@, Baby Show 1Oc.
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Nunallys Candy always fresh at MILFORD
Book Store.
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EAST END.

Rounds About the City and Along
Ronte No. J..
Mr., James Gilbert Evans and Miss Nellie
Watson will be united in the bonds OF holy
Wedlook this Wednesday evening at the
home Of the bride. $50 o'clock. Rev. ]. Low
RE Wilson officiating. =.
friends Of Mr.. Lambert Caldwell
extend sympatby TO him IN his grief over the
death Of his brother 5Mr. Mark Caldwell
which occurred st his home 10 Greenville
last Monday night October 10. 1903 and was
buried on Wednesday at Greenvilie Church
near Donaldss
Mr.. w. Joel Smith died in Atlanta last
Tuesday morning October i20th, 1908 and his
remains were brought to Abbeville Tuesday
night and carried 10 bis home in this city.
Funeral services were conducted In the
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-04-30
WlLLA WlLLi IS
EE.IY FOR ROAD
Letter From Leading Capitalist Of
Eastcra Washington OIL Traction
Read Project.

The Walla Walla company is ready
to take up the matter OF building the
electric raj ilroad from that city to En-.
'erprise. In letter dated April %, u
leading capitalist of Walla Walla, one
of the weahhiest men in Eastern Wash
ington, sends word to a prominent
citizen OF Enterprise that they were
ready to take up the proposition OF
electric railroad with the people of
this city. This letter is now in the
News Record office, and it will be
acted upon as speedily a such matters
can be done Tor obvious reasons, the
name OF the capitals. is not made pub
lie at this time.
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Rapid Grow til Of
Dairy Business

L. j. Jordan. the well known d Try
man Of Enterprise, returned from the
Grah.de Ronde this week with 10 high
grade Jersey heifers and COWS and a
Jersey bull to add to his herd.
J. A. Bookout now has q herd of Is
registered Jersey heifers, and last week
bought separator of j. w. Bickford.
w. w. Harris, of northwest of town,
also bought a separator. o. S. Clark of
p uadse also bought one and will milk
30 cows, sending his cream out by stage.
Thomas Morgan OF Praii lie Greek is so
vel. satisfied with the dairy business
that he will increase his herd to 100.
The foregoing are evidences of the
wonderful growth of the dairy business
in this valley this spring, due in part TO
the Wallowa Valley Cream comT any,
the untiring efforts of its president, j.
w. Bickford. but in the largest meas
ure to the fact that the Wallowa val
ley is the best dairy country in the In
land Empire.
The Wallowa Valley Cream company
will establish in week or so, cream
routes from Wallowa to Enterprise and
on up Prairie Creek.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-04-30
.LOST|NE SCHOOLS
CLOSE YEARS WORK
Large Class Graduated---BriIlisnt Com
mencement In Assembly Hall,
Friday Night.

Assembly hall in the Lostife school
building was crowded to the doors
Friday night at the commencement
exercises OF the Lostine school. The
hall and stage were tastefully decorated
in the class col6rs, pink and green.
The program was as follows:
Song, quartette, "Juanita" -Messrs.,
Hewett, Policy, Fleenor and Policy
Invocation-Mr. Fox.
Piano duet, Dance of Demons
Misses Hutchens and Mckenzie.
Salutatory-Grace May McCubbin.
Recitation, selected - Mabel Geneva
Willett.
Grafton, can American Citizen"--Mar-
ion Lester Harris.
Class History-Dora Bell McCubbin.
Recitation--John Mckenzie.
Grafton, "The Yellow Peril"--Addie
Luetta McCubbin.
Glass Prophecyr--Robert Mckenzie.
Essay, "Little Th ngs'-Charles Wom-
I ack.
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L0D b DIRECTORY

/. .. O.F.-En Enterprise ,.dge, No l53.
Emerald Rebeknh Lodge, No. iIa.
X. of P.-Enterprise Lodge. No. 1.
Juanita Temple. M, u Pythlal
Sisters.
MAsoNIc-Enterprise Chapter, No, 90 Royal
Arch Masons. meets first and tlird
Tuesdays of each mtnth in Masonic
Hall. All visiting Royal Arch Ma
sons welcomed
j. b. 0i.MsTEAD, High Priest.
ID. w. sHEAHAN. secretary.
Wnlown Lodge, No, ~, A. f. &
A. NJ, meets second aud fourth Sat
urdays of e,,ell month in Masonic
Hall. Visiting Masone welcomed.
g. II. ZuRcHEE, ". NJ.
". G. BoArNAS, secretary.
Wallowa Valley chapter. No. So
@. 4. =. meets first and third Satur.
days of each month. In Masonic
a.. Visiting Stars are always wei
come.
OLIVE LocKwooD, ". NJ.
DANlEI. BOYD, Sec.
NJ. ". A.-Eagie Camp, M. l0iS, NJ. w. A.
Meets First and Third Thursdays in
each month in new raternal hail.
Visiting Neighbors Always welcome
j. G. RENNIE, Consul.
T. NJ. DILL. Clerk.
Aneroid Camp. No. 35l2. II. n, of A,
W. o. w.-Enterprse Camp, No. 535, " of ",
Almota Circle No. 27s, W. of w.