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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27

Governor Crawford has appointed
as delegates to the Lakes to the Gulf
Deep Waterway convention to be held
at Chicago October I to 8: Robert j.
Gamble, Yankton; Adolph w. Ewart,
Pierre; Edward Mcbride, LeBeau;
S. x. Way, Watertown; Joseph Leah
Running Water.
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they seine these streams for the male
and female trout and raise them in
large tanks through viii III running
water is constantly passing. When
the female is ready to spawn an ex-
pert takes the fish and strips them
| of their eggs, placing them in the
bottom of these %troughs. BY careful
handling this is don without in
juring the female fish in the least.
The male is treated in the same way
SO that the natural method of fertili-
cation is carried out in a scientific
way.
Spearfish is located northwest of
Rapid City, at the foot of the Black
Hills. This is n of the most beauti.
full towns we had visited. The fine
mountain stream flowing through the
! Canyon supplies an abundance of fine
pure water to this city. 1t is utilized
for ~irligating purposes, for supply
ing the public works II for many
! private trout ponds within the city
limits. Nothing in our mind seemed
hail SO alluring as to watch this wa
ter racing along the sides of the
streets through the town, i~rrigating
gardens and furnishing various bath
ing pools for the children and finally
passing on to the plains below,
J through great bitches and used by
the farmers for ~irrigating purposes.
The future Of Spearfish is we'll assur-
ed and in our opinion this would be
a delightful spot for one to make a
permanent home.
At this point the Press Association
was somewhat divided as to the re-
mainder of the trip. Several of the
editors desired to examine the Belle
Fourche country and the govern
ment irrigation project, going yer
land to Belle Fourche that afternoon.
/ We were one of that number. AS we
had been to Deadwood and Lead sew
eral times we thought that our
time could be more probably spent
in new territory.
1T is about Is miles from Spearfish
to Belle Fourche overland. 1t was a
delightful drive along the base of the
Black Hills to the north.
We arrived about 5 O'Clock p. m.
and was met by the citizens commit
tee and were royalty entertained dur
ing our entire stay. We were given
a delightful boat ride on the Belle
Fourche River down to the first gov
eminent dam, which is used to di-
vert the waters of the Belle Fourche
through an immense canal to the
great government reservoir 16 miles
away to the northeast.
The next morning conveyances
were provided and we began the land
trip to the Belle Fourche project. To
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through Speartish Canyon, passing
through Minnehaha. Hill City, Mys-
tic, Englewood and Terry. This was
the longestsi nglet rip that we have
taken without stopping. The ride
through this country was very pic
turesque. We stopped frequently in
the more beautiful SPOTS to take a
more detailed survey. in passing
through Terry, we could view Lead
and the suburbs of D%eadwood far be-
low US. On every side We're evidences
of prosperous mining enterprises.
On reaching the head of Spearish
Canyon, we began the descent on
one of the most picturesque roads in
the world. At one spot the same
railroad can be viewed crossing the
canyon at two different places, 1900
feet below. 1t will be impossible to
describe the many beautiful features
of the Canyon. On both sides are
immense cliffs covered with pine,
while d beautiful stream of water
flowing in a series of waterfalls at
the base. The many open spots are
taken advantage of by campers seek-
ing a quiet sumn vacation. Trout
fishing is one OF ,-e chief attractions
for the camper.
We reached SpearGsh at supper
time aud We're provided for in way
of hotel accommodations. The even
ing was devoted to a reception and
dance given by the citizens of Spear
fish. tuesday was given up to visit
ing the state Normal School and the
Government Fish Hatchery. To
us the Fish Hatchery was one Of the
most interesting features of our trip.
This hatchery furnishes trout mill
nows for the entire Hills country and
a part OF Wyoming. AS we passed
into the first building we observed
long narrow troughs, over the bot
tom Of which appeared to be little
red beads. A closer inspection re-
vealed tiny minnows Matching from
the eggs. These tiny minnows were
dropped into trays beneath and by
a series of c~ontrivances were carried
to still larger trays until finally they
! developed into minnows three inches
long. This is the proper size for
sending out to the various streams.
They are constantly experimenting
on the various species of trout but
! the common kinds, such as speckled
trout, rainbow trout, Loeb Leven
trout are the ones generally Matched
/, and sent out through the country.
/ By inquiring of the experts in charge
of the station, We found that the
method Of getting the eggs was
somewhat different from what we
had supposed. In place of search
ing trout streams for spawning beds,
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rapidly but with a spiral motion and
YOU are safely landed at the bottom
and feel as though you had turned
around about 100 times.
We omitted to mention that many
availed themselves of the privilege of
going to Wind Cave. This belongs to
the National Government and is To-
Gated 12 miles from Hot Springs.
The cave under ground is about sew
Ell miles in extent and it is a series
of subterranean cayerns of different
colored rocks and is considered by
many to be a delightful trip.
After a final plunge in the baths,
a special train vas provided u party
on Monday afternoon by the Bur-
lington road to take us to Custer.
ington road to take us to Custer.
We arrived at Custer at $3.50 in the
evening. This is a quite q little
city nesting among the Hills. At
this point Is buggies, carry-alls and
tally-hos were awaiting our party
to carry us up toward Harvey Peak
and Sylvan Lake. The drive up this
canyon was but a continuation of
our delightful trip. The ascent is
very rapid here until we reach Syl-
van Lake at the foot of Harvey
Mountain. This lake is artificial, but
lSVSllLcleSS, one OF CQG most Deau-
tiful lakes in the world. While it
covers only a very small area of
ground it's shores are lined with
great rocks towering hundreds of
feet in the air. The lake is said to
be about so feet deep.
; On the west shore of the lake is a
large beautiful hotel and boat house.
One car imagine himself nesting
among the hills of Switzerland for it
is cool n delightful in this spot.
We arrived there about 9 O'Clock in
the evening, nearly famished, but we
We're soon supplied with plenty of
food of the very best kind.
The next morning all we're left
free to follow their own inclinations.
About half of the party went to Har-
ney Peak on burros. 1t certainly
was amusing to see ladies astride of
burros, dressed up in grotesque fash
ion to protect themselves from the
dust and underbrush, in single file,
bells ringing, on their way to Harney
Peek. Others were content to walk
up through the rocks hunting for
wild strawberries, going as far as
the famous Needles. Some were
fortunate in seeing wild deer near
Harvey Peak.
In the afternoon everybody re-
turned to Custer, where we boarded
the special train which had been
waiting all night for our return. The
trip from Custer to Spearfish is
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give any where near a comprehen-
sive idea of this undertaking, 1t is
necessary to give a few figures. In
the first place it is proposed by the
government to irrigare 100000 acres
of land. This land lies along two or
three different creeks. In order to
irrigate such a vast area of land, it
ervoir. This reservoir is provided by
damming up the valley, much wider
and deeper than the James River
Valley. The dam is constructed of
earth and cement and is n and me
fourth miles long, reaching from n
side of the valley to the other. 1t is
115 feet deep at its deepest point.
The dan is 500 feet wide at the base
and 80 feet vide at the top and it
will take about two years yet to fin
ish it. When the reservoir is full
of water, it will be one and one-half
miles wide and nine miles long. All
that remains for the government to
do is to finish the dam a. the canals
and irrigating bitches are practically
finished. To give an idea of the inn
mensity of this affair we wish to say
that the south canal leading out of
the reservoir is 35 miles long. This
canal is lead along the upper side
of the valley and at one point goes
under h Belle Fourche River in
the shape Of an underground tun-
del, $500 feet long.
In order to irrigate as much land
as possible the north side canal was
run through the mountain side in
the form of a tunnei which opens up
several thousand acres of land in
another valley. 1t is very interest
ing to listen to the details of this
project by the government engineer
who has charge Of this work. Every
thing is done in a thoroughly scien-
tific manner. At different places on
this great project are stationed
government camps, each with it's
corp of expert engineers. One gets
something of an idea of the extent
of this when one remembers hat the
stations are scattered along at inter-
walls for from 40 to SO miles. In
viewing the various places we, drove
a distance of As miles. There are
employed on this project about $50
teams and $50 men. The govern
ment has appropriated $%3.OOO,0OO to
complete the enterprise. The land is
taken. up by homesteading, the same
as other government land, but they
must pay $50 an acre for a water
right, covering a period of 10 annual
payments. One homesteader is per-
mitted to take so acres of land, pro-
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would be worth reading. 1t is en-
tirely enclosed with a steel struc-
ture. The bath proper is about $50
feet long and ranges from a depth,
at one end, of 8 feet to about 10 feet
at the other end. The temperature
of the water is Sc degrees and the
water is SO clear that in looking
down at its deepest point it does not
appear to be over 6 inches. Every
orm of device is used that will give
pleasure to the swimmer. We are
safe in saying that on leaving Hot
Springs, the editors were thoroughly
cleansed.
The entire forenoon Monday was
devoted to inspecting the National
Soldiers Sa%nitarium and the Soldiers
Home. These institutions Cone sup
ported by the National Government
nd the other by the state) are tho
roughly equipped to promote the
health and comfort of the old SOL
diers. The National S%anitarium is
built on a plateau above Hot Springs,
at the base of Battle Mountain. 1t
is an imposing structure, built entire
ly Black Hills stone, far superior in
my estimation to the famous Bedford
sand stone. The Sanitarium is
built in the form of a star, the points
of the star serving as wards, each
ward being confined to it's separate
diesease and all connected with a
| grand promenade and surrounding
an open court. N the center of this
court is a fountain constantly throw
ing out great sprays of water. Sur
rounding this fountain are beautiful
flower beds. 1t is certainly a very
attractive place.
On the opposite side of the town is
situated the State Soldiers Home.
There are now about 100 soldiers
living there. The state appropriates
about $4,000 a year for their main
tenance. The home is provided with
every modern convenience that will
tend to the comfort Of the old sol
diers. There are lots of trees and
beautiful flowers and the discipline
is very mild so that there are no re-
strictions hat will tend to mar the
freedom of thesoldiers.
At each side of the building are
large round cylinders, which attract
ed the attention of the editors. Upon
inquiry, we discovered that they
We're fire escapes leading from eacn
floor to the ground. The more Gu
rions vi US desired to see how it
would seem to come down this fire
escape. On the inside of each cylin-
der is a spiral chute. The sensation
of going down through this is some
thing novel as you go down quite
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FOR SALE-75 st4ares Bisbee I'm
 provement Co. stock, S10 per share, Apply Review office. 134
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CITY NEWS
PERSONAL MENTION.


 ME. and Mrs. William Truax. with thcir s&aSAfer. Miss Mamie Trusx. who eazse to Bisbee to attend the wedding cf William Truax, Jr, and Miss Gssdy Brady, left the city yester day afternoon. returning to their home In Los Angeles. Mir. Truax and his fl<Assy forpaerIy resided in Bisbee, and were welcomed during their short visit in tho city by many old friends. MrH. Haxvfs wili entertain the ladies of the Christian caurch at her home ln Tonssscne Canyon this afternoon.
 Hr. RAd Mrs. Ernest Beyer. with their 0ree children, will leave the city in . lev days to spend i've Or six months xfsttfng in Los Angeles, Cata, ina and San Francisco.
 Ars- ]. J. Walsh and ner daughter, Mss Jessie May, entertained a mum Der of friends tast Monday evening, wh0 dropped m to welcome them back to Bfsees after the winter spent In the souta.
 Mrs ,. E. Evans will leave in g few days for a three months visit in Los Axxcies.
 Mrs. Hiram Schwartz, d Quality Hil fsfr yesterday to visit the coast
 Mrs s. O. Townsend, with their daughters, Misse Sal3me and Matte TowneBd, and Dr. s. D. Townsend, Iron Alabama. are the guests of A. L. TewRserd of Ihis city. They are 90 well pleased with Bisbee that they have 4ecided to make their home here. Attorney ]. W. Ross was a passeng- CT to Tombstone yesterday.
 Jim Henderson returned yeste- day from a months trip to Texas.
 Q. | Haxlts was in from the R. & A. mine yesterday.
 P. T. Mccullough was a passenger to Tombstone yesterday.
 ". s. Hodges was in the city yes terday from Douglas.
 Dr. l. L. Miner left for Tombstone yester6ey afternoon
 A T. Snyder of New Orleans is a business visitor to Bisbee.
 J. P. Casey of Cananea was in the c;ty yesterday
 z P, Grinsieli. af tucson. is i. the city.
 S',y TEctman has rettt cs3 ftIlI as extended trip to the west.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Collins and Mrs B. A. Packard were over in ar auto yesterday from Douglas.
 Dr. and Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe have returDed from an extended visit to the coast
 Mrs. Hiram Scawartz left yester day for Denver and other Colorado points
 E. P. Kepley. of Fl Paso. was in the city yesterday on business.
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NOTICE TO LOT CLAIMANTS

Notice is hereby given, that all claimants o1 iots or that certain triangular tract of land within the corporate limits of the City of Bis bee, and for which the receivers final receipt for United States patent as an addition to the original tovDsite has been obtained by the mayor of said city, said triangular tract befns bounded on one side by the Copper Prince Mining Claim, on another by the Molvina Mining Claim, and on the third side by a line of the orig inal townsite of said city, the Elk s Club building and part of the John son house being on the same, ant the said tract of land containing 1.07 acres according to the plat ot the said tract made by the Surveyor General and by him filed in the United States land office, are required to file their claims for their lots in the office of the mayor of the said city of Bisbee oH or before the 10tE day of July, 1908. in order that the mayor as trustee may issue deeds to the owners and claimants of said lots.
 The map and plat of said triangular tract Of ground may be seen In the office Of the mayor, the city clerk. or in the ofice os the city engineer.
 Dated Bisbee. Arizona, April 8. 1908.
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee and
 Trustee for the use and benefit
 of the occupants of the Bisbee
 Townsite. e52
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT--2 cottages, Knob HI
 close in Apply Mrs. Bessie Wi Hams, 22 Knob Hill. 39
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HORACE 1. STEVENS

13 SHELDON BUILDING.
 aOUGHTOA. NICH-. C. S A.
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FOR RENT-Three or four room house, furnished A few boarders If desired. Mrs. Paif, Quality aill
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mARY GETS JUDGMENT.

Several weeks ago the Review gave an account of a suit brought in Jus tice Bsrdick's court by colored wonaaa named Mary Petty against a colorea swain of expensive habits, knowH as Simon Roberts. The charge was one of defrauding and the de feBdaRt beat the, case. whereupon Mary arozght civil suit against him for the recovery of the money, S2S-7O, the sa7ae being due for pressing the defendants pants, and other services of similar nature Robert failed to snow 9p when the case was called yesterdey fH Justice Burdick's court and Mary was given judgment. It is thouzht thet this is about all she win get. as the negro is out of the city and le<x nothing here which can be at- tackzaA
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THE STOLEN HORSE.

An cd Prsberb With New AppIi-
 cation.
 Bke ssSAz are full Of ''socalled' rezzezzers fer Badness.
 Yea zaAF call anything in creation a reSEeay. bat to use them is like IoczfnE 6se stable after the horse is stazU
 Baldzess and Dandruff are caused by gsrm-n you don't kill the germ the EeFTz viii Kill the hair.
 Scientists have laboTed with the probSem Of a preventative for Bald ness for many years.
 Nevbro's Herpdcide is the product of a modern idea, and win cure Dan druG and prevent Badness because germs cannot exist when you apply HerpjcSce-
 Herpscide is a valuable hair Gi~ss- ing and scalp disinfectant as well as a cure for DendrIff.
 Sold by leading druggists Send 19c- fn stamps for sample to The Herpicize Co. Detroit, Mich q Two sizes, soc. and $1.00.
 Biseee Drug Go. Special Agents.
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FOR RENT-Batching cabin. Inquire 104 Youngblood Hin. Eugene
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AMATEUR MIGHT.

Tonight at the Orpaeum will be amateur night. There is a large list of competitors and an entertaining evening is assured. There will be cash prizes given by the management
 The Earl Burgess company will be seen in Dealers in White Women ? Friday night will be the marriage on the stage. The play for Saturday and Sunday is For His Sisters Honor"
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TRIAL SATURDAY.

Ike Cooper, who was the complain ing witness fin the case against Jacob Kerner. charged with violating, the law prohibiting the sale of buuor in the same building in which women congregate, Is under bond to appear in Justise Bnrdick's court Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock to answer 8 charge of disturbing the peace. The complainant is Ida Jacobs. against whom similar complaint has been sworn to by Cooper.
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DR. SHINE OUT OF CITY.

Dr. r. F. Shine Of the c. 0. hospi- tai corps, left yesterday for St. Angus tine. Fla, where he will join Mrs. Shine. From there they will go to New York and other points in Can ada. returning to Bisbee in about six weeks. Dr. c. F. HawIey will be added to the C. O. staff during the absence of Dr. Shine.
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LEGAL NOIicEs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Ofice of the Comptroller of the Cur
 rency,
 Washington, D. C.,
 March 24, 1908. Notice is hereby given to all per Sons who may have claims against -The First National Bank of Bisbee Territory of Arizona, that tie same must be presented to T. N. Lakin, receiver, with the legal proof thereof, within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed.
 VIM. B. RIDGLEY, 64s Comptroller of the Currency.
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The party of ten or twelve. includ. ing MT. and Mrs. Vail, custodians of the public library. and T. \. Iakin of the First National Bank, which made trip into old Mexico, have re turned, after having spent a most de lightful time. The Golden Treasury mine was the objective point of their journey.
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mARRIAeE A SECRET.

4 couple were married by Justice Burd3ck Tuesday evening about 8 o'esock and most earnestly requested that it be kept a secret. The reason given by the groom was that he was afraid of 8 chivarari and by keeping it secret hoped to escape the ordeal 1t fs ehougbt their efforts to keep the eerenony a secret will not avail them long and that when it is found out their f-fenas will make up for lost time.
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PIANO BARGAINS.

Ivers & Pond upright piano, 5000; Knabe Square, $60.O0: I
 Foster Upright piano, s145.0O. Pay ments: s15.0O cash, $500 per month. no interest. Wm. Muir, Hughes Bldg. opposite gymnasium 5S6
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D.. Schell. of Tucson. Arizona' $ leading optician. will be ar Copper Queen Hotel. on his regular quarterly visit Iron June l2th to 1ith. with a ful. line of glasses. Wait for him and have your eyes examined free by an expert. Ss4
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WILL PLAY cANANEA.

The Fl Paso baseball team is book cd for two games at Cananea on Sun day and Monday. June IA and 15. The Cananea boys have trimmed the Tex as team five games out of six, and
 promise to take two more games in the coming series. Cananea has the fastest amateur team west oT Chicago.
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CASE AGAINST cIrv.

Quite a number of witnesses left the city yesterday afternoon for Tombstone to attendsthe case d Mrs. ]. B. Braziel. who nas suit against the city for the sum of $10,000. Mrs. Braziel had her hip broken by a fall on one of the streets of the city in Ssp'enoe'; sep ha ayve' ana na m ,s 'ssss c'.s
 Attorney Fred Sutter went over to ie the first case of Sutter's since his recent appointment as city attorney.
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Carl Edmunds. an employe of the c. 6 A.. was taken to the hospital yesterday from his home in Tomb stone Canyon to be treated for an attack of typhoid fever.
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PAY DAY.

Yesterday being the tenth. was pay day for the men oS the c. & A. The day was a quiet one and few of the men laid of.
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This Is to certify that K. J. Hart. sa Palace grocery, has authority to col feet all or any money due us and to sign our name in receipting for same.
 ANDERSON & GULL,
 By JOHN P. GULL
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MALE HELP WANTED

PAY YoU-and teach a trade in four to six months. Only real trade school in the world. Instructors con tract actual work. Plumbing, cleo tricity, bricklaylng. Free catalogue.
 Union School of Trades. 120-l26 B. 9th St., Los Angeles 29O
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Notice is hereby given that will not be responsible for any debts con tracted by my wife. Mrs. c. D. Muir.
 c. D. MUIR.
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Special sale on all trimmed hats at
 the Boothe Millinery Pariors. N. E.
 corner Central School Building. i14 Opera Drive. 396
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Spectacles and eye glasses fitted in gold nountings $500, filled s450 Dr. Cassidy. Hours. 10 to 12 and to 4.
 37s
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NOTICE

On and after this date I will not be responsible for any debt contract d by my wife.
 39s JOHN CASH.
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Special sale on all trimmed hats at the Boothe Millinery Pariors. N E. corner Central School Building. IA Opera Drive 396
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A CORRECTION

The Review yesterday stated that the Warren-Bisbee Street Railway Company have issued commutation books. This should have read "The Warren Company have issued eommu- tation books" We also stated that the street railway ccmpany's general offices were in Lowell. whereas they are situated in the town of Warren.
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FOR LOSS OF APPETITE

Take tiorsford's Acid Phosphate.
 It's use Is especially recommenuea for restoration of appetite. strength and vitality.
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Special sale on all trimmed hats at the Bootne Millinery Parlors. \. E. corner Central School Building. 114 Opera Drive 396
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FOR RENT-3 or room house. In quire 5S Youngblood Hill, or Capi-
 tai Saloon. syb
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EAGLES REUNION AND PICNIC
 Lewis Springs. Sunday, June 14th. Special train leaves goo a. m. s10O round trip. 372
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Everything market affords at the English Kitchen. 33S
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EAGLES REUNION AND PICNIC
 Lewis Springs, Sunday. June l4th, Special train leaves goo a. m. s1.GO round trip. 372