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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-03-13
1t Is Still Is
Is,kcd. Iea Much.

Talked Too Much.
In terfaiu. vfllap. Of New Hamp
shire there is quaint odd character
known as Ross MeIIin keeMFy alive to
the truth Of the old saying. "Sflence is
golden" MeliiA.s gift in this respect
approaches genius. though he was full
" aware Of what he deemed his short
cOnlmgs therein.
Mellin used to make mattresses for
living One day q native Of the place
entered his shop aud asked, Boss
what's the hest kind OF n mattress"
"Husks." was the laconic response OF
Boss.
Twenty years later. so runs the ira
dition. the same man again entered the
shop and again asked what.tiin the
opinion of Melin. was the best kind OF
q mattress.
straw said BOSS.
STRAW? You told me husks was tins
bestw
Boss MelTin emitted sigh. 1--WE al
ways ruined myself by talkin'." said
he,
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That's All
LAUNCH AND BOAT CLUB
ORGANIZED

A meeting was held at the rooms ofshe
Social and Civic club on Monday even
ing, for the purpose of organizing boat
club, quite number Of boat owners
being present.
The question as to the ACCESSIBILITY and
desirablity. of organizing club, and the
question OF its name, were given consid-
cradle discussion by the members present,
and it was finally moved, seconded and
carried that such club be now and at
this time organized, and that it be called
the Whitefish Launch and Boat club, of
Whitefsh, Montana.
Thereafter, upon nominations duly
made and seconded, the following officers
were elected: H. E. Houston, president;
L. B. Saunders, vice president; Edward
Tenner, Secretary; Herman c. Wcgner,
treasurer.
Considerable discussion and argument
was indulged in by various members
present as to the question OF incorpor.
ating the club under the lawsof Montana
The advantages Of incorporation
among other things, being fully discussed
and understood. it was moved, seconded
and carried, as follows, towit: That tn,
Whitefish Launch and Boat club, by it.
members here assembled, organize it ant
themselves into corporation as in ant
by the laws Of Montana provided, doin,
all acts and things necessary and prope
to be done under the law, 10 accom- Isl
such purpose.
1t was then moved, seconded and car
ried that the chair appoint a eommitte'
of thre to draft articles of incorporation
and do everything necessary to be dom
in the premises, they to report fully a
the next meeting. Pursuant thereto, TIN
chair appointed the following member
TO serveon the committee: L. H. Saun
ders, chairman, E. A. Southwick, an,
Edward Tenner.
| Upon motion secopded and carried
the u,eetmg adjourned to next Monday
March Is, 1908, at s p. M, at Socis
end Civic club rooms.
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& That's All
NE. CHURCH sR1v1cEs.


The services OF the NJ. E. church are
held as follows: Sunday morning SER
vices commence at II O'Clock. Theme !:
"How the Ordinary Becomes Extraor-
binary" Evening service at s O'Clock.
Theme: 1.-THE Three Hundred
This service will be preceded by song
service commencing at 7:45- Epworth
League in the evening at 6:45. Sunday
school in the moaning at 10 o'clock.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at 1880.
All are cordially invited to attend these
services
W. B. YOUNG. Pastor.
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Maiden lnsurance.


The Maiden Insurance company IS Il
singular Denmark institution. 1t is
confined to the nobility. and the noble
man. as soon as q female child is born
to him. enrolls her name ON the COM
pany's books and pays In q certain
sum and thereafter fixed annual
amount to the treasury. When the
young girl has. reached the age Of
twenty-one she ID entitled to fixed
income and to an elegant suit Of apart
ments. and this income and this resi-
dence. both almost prfneely. are hers
until she either mazries or dies. The
society has existed for generations. II
has always prospsred. Thanks to It,
poverty stricken old maids ere un.
known among the Denmark nobility
but every maiden lady is rich and
happy. ~ /, IA $50 4
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Not Responsible.

"Hold on" said the learned chemist.
"Dtdn't give you z hattle Of my won
derfnl tonic that woufd make You boOS
twenty years younger r
"You did," replied the patient, "and
! took It all. l was then thirty nine,
and now am only nineteen."
"Well, then. will you please settle
this bill you owe me for the treat-
Dent?"
"Oh, no! As am only nineteen now,
! am minor, and minors are not held
responsible for the bills they incur.
Good day, sir."-Iilustrated Bits.
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Best Healer In the World.

Rev. F. Starbird, OF East Raymond,
Maine, eays: 81 have usel Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years, on my
old army wound, and other obstinate
sores, and end il the hest healer in the
world use it, too with great success
in my veterinary business" Price 25c.
at Percy F. Doslds' drug store.
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y OF LOCAL INTEREST II

Register.
Band dance, March II.
A. Patterson spent Tuesday in kalis-
pell.
A Pilot want al will rent your vacant
room.
Attorney B. +. Maiden went to Nails
pcll Saturday.
For good plumbing call on Whitefish
Plumbing Co.
Born, on Friday, March 6, to the wife
OF YIN. Gust, boy.
18TH of March Post Cards at
G. A. Matthews.
Mrs. Levi Rail and Miss Samson we're
in Kalispell on Tuesday.
A Patterson is trying hard to fight off
case of la grippe.
Clarence Mabry was in town on Mon
.lay from Columbia Falls.
New spring styles Florsheim shoes just
received Cut Bank Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Ida Weber will be here soon
with fire line of spring millinery goods,
Jack Vaughan came IN "Wednesday
from Spokane to visit here for few days.
The ladies' of the Methodist church
will give Il supper on the evening OF
March %.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Karow arrived in
town this week and are rooming at Mrs.
D. Duncan's.
Webb 4 Otterback, the painters, have
taken quarters in the building adjoining
the club rooms.
Little Helen Woodward has been sui
ferirg TIC past week with a severe ease
of br nchitis.
Tlos. Dawson came in from Midvalo
last Friday on a business visit, and a.
usual got the glad hand from host OF
Whitctish friends.
Ii yau are thinking OF buying sewing
machine get tie Singer. Write us fol
prices. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 4
+. Third ST., kalispel.
Mrs. Ben Ramay is in Rochester,
Mimi, where she will undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis. Mr.. Ramay lett
this week to be with her.
". T. Cole reports that ''plunking'
through the ice is now good. Mr.. Cole
brought in four large trout Sunday
which were caught by this method.
The Mothers club was entertained las
week by Mrs n. ID. Beldon and Mrs. c.
W. Mansfield, at the home of the latter
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
refreshments being served.
DR.. J. A, Tillett has purchased the in
terests of f. Tenner, Scott Jaqueth an(
Judge Re. d in the "Alkali'' launch, ant
will hereafter exercise supreme contro
over the destinies of this excellent boat
G. II. Ratchye's old hen has again out
distanced all the other hens in town b
being the first to celne through with
bunch Of spring chickens. Last F,ila
she came forth with five little chicks.
Mrs. w. T. Cole will entertain tn
Woman's Society of the Presbyteria
church, at her home, next Thursday al
ternoNn. Refreshments served at 3:3
o'clock. Everyone invited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
shurch held an all day session at tn
home Of Mrs, II. A. shoai. From 8 =
III. to IS p. IN. delicious supper wa
served to which everybody was invited an
for which the small sum of % cents wa
charged. Next Wednesday the societ
will be entertained by Mrs. W. B. Young
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No Use 10 Die.

Il have found out that there is no
use todSe Of long trouble ~ long 40 yon
can get Dr.. Kings New Discovery"
Gays Mrs. J. p. White. OF Rnshboso, Pa.
II would not DO a!lyss to-day only for
that wonderful medicine. 1t loossns
up q cough quicker than ANYTHING elss.
an, cnres lung dieeass even after the
case is pronounced hopssess." This
most reliable remedy for conshs and
cofls. Ia grippe. asthma. bronehitis and
hoarseness. is sold Andsr guarantee At
Percy F. Dodds' drug sore. SOC. and
3t.00 Trial bottle frea.
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If you don't register you can't vote.
G. w. Avery spent Tuesday in Kalis
pell on business.
Mrs. II. O. Christensen visited in kal-
ispell this week.
Mr.. Sorrels returned this week from a
visit in the east
Mr.. and Mrs. Detrick left this morn
ing for Minneapolis.
St. Patrick's Day Post Cards ut
G. A. Matthews.
Teddy Vaughan, the plumber, is doing
work in Boomers Ferry.
Mrs. Percy F. Dodds went to Greet
Fails Monday on visit.
| Little Mildred Carswell is suffering
with an attack of chickenpox
Mrs. Fred Doering returned from a
trip to Kalispell Wednesday.
All kinds of union made chewing and
smoking tobacco. G. G. Hall.
Mrs. ]. e. Skyles returned the first of
the week from a visit to Kalispell.
John E. Robinson of Minneapolis is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wohrman.
See our new spring samples of tailor
made suits Cut Bank Mercantile Co.
Ike L. Prudential, the hustling cloth
ing merchant, spent Sunday with KaIis-
pell friends.
Mr.. and Mrs P. NJ Collins went to
Gpa. Falls Monday to visit relatives and
friends
Mrs. VIM. Wohrman and little daugE
ter, Willie, are both quite sick with la
grippe.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will give May day supper and sale al
the church April 80.
We keep sewing machine supplies TO,
all makes of machines. H. T. Parker
Singer Co., kalispell.
Thos. Burns came in Wednesday from
Baker Bios logging camp at Trego, the
camp having Eeen closed
Buy the Singer machine Sold at the
Cash Bazaar, kalispcll. Clarence Shar
key, local agent, Whitefsh.
Carl Green has the poles ready for hi.
telephone system, and will lose no tims
in getting the plant installed.
Tommy Vaughan, late of Havre, ha.
assumed the dignitied and officious posi-
ton of 'dcvil'' on The Pilot.
j.. A. Robinson has moved his stool
of jewelry to the building which he re
Gently purchased on Central avenue
The dining car on No. was derailet
near Olney Monday night by striking .
rock, but without any serious results.
l Mrs.!E +. w. Hamilton was brought il
! from Trego Tuesday, and was taken t,
u the Whitetksh hospital, where she is dan
: gercusly i'll,
: Manager W. E. Wells OF the Somer
y Limhcr Co. and Attorney W. N. Noff
Il singer were business visitors in town yes
y terday.
Miss Stella Duncan returned to Kalis
e pcll last Friday morning after ie,
n weeks visit with her mother and siste
J. at White.ish.
U 1t is reported that Judge Jos. Reed ha
purchased fine new lannch, with a
!. the latest attachments and accessories
q 1t is needless to state that the launch
}. large enough for two.
VI See our line of shirts; the mos
= complete line and most beautifl
v patterns we have ever had. Gu
,. Bank Mercantile Co.
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Notice.

The firm OF Peloquin 4 MeWlliam
will close out their Whitefish business on
April /. All persons indebted to the firm
are requested to call and settle before
that date.
PELOQUIN < McWILLIAM.
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FOR SALE-Slide trombone. Pepper
professional, silver plated, leather
case, very little used. Will sell At u
bargain. Address Cashier, G. N. Ry.,
Kalispell.
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LOST--A co0nskin Fur coat, between
Kalispell and Whitefish. Finder liz
be rewarded by returning to the Flat
head Valley Pine end Larch Manu-
facturers' association, over NJ. Nj.
Store, Kalispell. --A
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-03-13

FOR SALE-ONE incubator, one wash-
ing machine, one Crawford bicycle and
some fine house plants. Inquire Of
Mrs. G. E. Ramsey
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WANTED-One or two rooms for light
housekeeping either furnishes. or mn
furnished, must be centrally located.
State terms Address L. S., Lock Box
246, city.
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Is That's All.
Millinery.

Mrs. Ida Wchher, the Nfifiiner, win be
at Skylcs' store on March 20, q, % and
"a, with complete line of Millinery.
Don't miss this opportunity to get hat
that will give you satisfaction
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1t Is Still Is
N office.

Notice.
All parties having logs in Whitefish
river, either upon my land or in the
river where. it runs through my land, are
hereby notified to remove all such logs
within 80 days from the date OF this no.
tice. &. F. INGLIS.
Whiteish, Mont, Mar. Ii, 1908.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-03-13

LODGING The best rooms in town.
Furnace Heat. Baths in connection.
Mrs. j. Duncan.
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FOR SALES acres; Is acres cleared
five and oAe-half miIes southeast of
Whi,etish. Jos. keed Real Estate
Agency.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-03-13

STU ALTON WANTED-Young man
with knowledge Of bookkeeping wants
any kind Of light work. Apply Pilot
office.
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FOR SALE House and lot on Spokane
avenue. Lot 25xl3Q. house. 20x3i
Cheap foreash. Inquire W. Gollnow.
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SITUATION WANTED-By young lady
any kind OF honorable employment,
Inquire at Byrne lodging house.
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FOR SAILED acres, one mile sun;i,
vi town; a bargain for 10 days. jos.
Reed Real Estate Agency.
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FOR SALE-Builtling AMI lot in busi-
ness location $500 if taken quickly
Jos. Reed Real Estate Agency.
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FOR SALE-House, lot and furniture,
cheap Jacob Ozga.. Dakota avenue.
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FOR SALE-Spl~ndii rooming honss,
amt large store, terms. Jos keevs
Real Estate Agency.
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FOR RENT-Furnished honsc, two
rooms. Inquire }. $. Fisher opposite
school house.
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FOR SALE-l6O acres on the Saltwater
river, seven. miles from Whitefsh.
Will make fhe ranch. Lots Of wood
and poles on place. Several smallsnat-
nral me.lows. Price, $l.100 Terms il
desired. Inquire at Pilot office.
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FOR RENT--Good-6 room house fur
ris.ied, also orc barn to let. Inquire
OF E. III. Snydcr.
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ROOMS $40 per month. Hotel North
ern and Cadillac.
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3PilOt WANTS.
! RATES-One cent per word each in. 4
sertion. No ad taken for less than Lie. b
SN,~N~RR@I1H1&9

FOR SALE--Five show cases, cheap
G. A. Matthews.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-19

BY January list we hope 70 have
the Tribune book in shape % run
a strictly cash in-advanee bust.
ness, and to do this we must
collect from delinquents Ifyou
get a statement from as please
attend to the matter at once Il
is q business matter and should
be attended TO in a business like
way.
Where We send a statement
and receive no reRly, We wiz be
compelled to send the account to
a collecting agency. This applies
only 10 those who have absolute
~ ignored our letters Please
attend 10 this matter.
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The District Conference Of the
Carthage District of the NJ. E.
Church viii be held here, Dec. l.
8, An interesting programe will
be published next week. A large
number of delegates are expec-
ted.
A card received from Claud
Brown this week states that all
the Rich Hill young people who
are attending the University of
Missouri are getting along fine.
Rich Hill has about 20 represent
atives in Columbia and everybody
wiz be pleased to learn that they
are doing good work.
The freshmen beat the sub
freshmen Is to 10 Tuesday after.
noon at the High School basket
ball court. This made two best
out of three games for the fresh.
men.
Hon. Geo. Church, of near But
Ter, former member Of state leg
islature from Bates County, was
in Rich Hill yesterday to attend
an executive session Of the Farm
er's Mutual Insurance Co. he
paid the Tribune a pleasant
social call.
The Supreme Court of Illinois
has decided a question that has
long been a mystery TO the Am.
erican people. They have de,
creed that foam is not beer.
EEarnest Samples and Miss
Beulah Lyons have secured a
marriage license.
&c. f. True. Of Montevalla, No.
was in the city today looking af-
ter business interests.
II. Philbrick, president OF the
Prairie Farmers Mutual Fire In.
~surance Co, was in town yester
day was in town yesterday At
tending a meeting Of the execu-
tive committee.
= You live in the best town on
earth, ii ( not move there and
then boost 'er.
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Short Locals

D. l. L Ames was IN Sheldon
on professional business yester.
day.
DR.. o. G. Olsen OF Kansas Cit,
is visiting with his brother, DR.
H. D. Olsen.
Mrs. H.. p. LENT. Of Adrian.
and sister Mrs. Dow, Of Illinois,
are visiting in this cits. the
guests Of their uncle, jacob
Miller and family.
Is your subscription paid for
the Tribune?
The Amsterdam Enterprise
reports that Roy Mitts was kill.
ed in a coal mine there last week
The Nevada Herald says that
Eldred Nicholas and Miss Susie
Rogers, of Rich Hill, were grant
ed happiness papers by the re-
corder there last Saturday.
The international difficulties
over airships have begun.
France has stated that German
balloons will not be allowed 70
land in France.
J. G. Meeks of Fl. Scott, who
has been visiting relatives in this
city returned home Tuesday.
The executive committee of
the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Co, met in this city yesterday
afternoon.
The annual Thanksgiving ser
mon will be preached this year at
the Walnu st. NJ. E. Church by
Rev F. A. Starring, pastor of the
Baptist Church.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-19
BURNED TO NEAR NEVADA
Farmsrs wife Barnsa ts Crisp Val.
HorkiSg Over Eeia lard.

Mrs $. Mauurdi, age SO years
was burned to dsa,h az her home
? miles soath Of Moptevallo. a few
minutes before noon says ysster
days Nevada Post.
Mrs Mauurdt VAS cookiug
meat over an opeu IRE cut ia tae
yard when il IS supposed, the wind
whipped her dress into shs flames
She was a.one when ,he acci.
dent occurred ana 40 one was
near enough % hear her cries OK
give her assistance.
The husband and sous nee
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who were working ia the fields
knew nothing Of the awful affair
until they returned 10 the house
for dinner when they found her
body oar 10 the yard 50 badly
burned that &, was almost unrecog
nAable.
Mrs. Marturdt leaves q husband
and Two children. The children
are twins and were az school Whes
the fatal aecide9t betsll their
mother.
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9. steuck o. Nevada was bunt
ing here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Wilson
are rejoicing over the arrival Of
q baby girl
Elder W. g. Beasley perached
At the a. z. church South lasg
night.
The Rockville Booster says
that Leslie Henderson, while out
hunting ducks, killed q bald
eagle which measured more than
six feet from tip to Zip.
The Rich Hill merchants are
beginning to show their Christ
mas goods
People are beginnining to think
about what they will have for.
their Thanksgiving dinner.
Prof. Chas. VanBenthuseu.
who has been seriou sly I'll for.
time. is visiting relatives in
Butler. His many friends will
be pleased TO learn Of his pre-
gress toward recovery.
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IS TO HlckHAMEaN
oivsn often for Absurd Reasons and
osneraIIY They Stick

Generally They Stick
-Wondezful how names eteR Io.a
person" said the ~obserTsnt MAJ.
~There we're two nice little women IN
ouF village who came to call on Us enc
evening. and We offered them popcorn
which the children had tust brought
In from the kitchen. They refused,
but not 50 emDhaically as 70 keep rs
from giving them two heaping plates
Of the corn We kept rehHing the
plates and they kept orunching all the
evening There was something so
funny about # that / called them the
popcorn ladies'. and the name has
stuck to them so that the whole village
knows them by T.
Il once knew a man who talked In
cesantly in a high pitched voice. and
a bright girl dubbed him the chirper.'
The name was quickly passed around
among the young people. and now the
greater part Of his friends know him
By that name. A dignifed young wo-
man Of my acquaintance, goes by ths
name Of 'Whont TO this day because
when she was q little girl she used TO
call herself Mrs. Whont' when She
played groEn-up ladies, aud the family
picked it Up. she simply can't shake
the absurd name.
"More than one-red-haired man IL
known by the name Of pink and philo-
sophieally accepts the title. have an
acquaintance who holds a responsible
position who is known by the name Of
Deity. 1t seems that n day a mis-
ehievious girl discovered that be had
three prominent dimples. She prompt
~ dubbed him Dotty Dimpie,' and now
be Is known TO ali his associates as
potty. Another man Of my acqualnt
ance is always called Bluebeard DO
cause he has such a Whlte and thin
skin hat If be does not shave daily his
beard shows blue through t. That
came. too, anne through 3 womaR's
quick wit
"An old lady friend Of mine IS stll
called Peachy' because when she was
q young girl she had 4 complexion Ike
peaches and cream. Her brother
promptly dubbed her 'Peachy.' and
Peachy she viii remain 10 the end o:
her days. In a certain household a
feminine lhue Is stfll called
The Boy because when she was a
young girl she went through 4 serious
illness which made Il necessary TO a
her hair short. Her younger sister
said she was the boy Of the family.
and the dainty lady is sim called BY
that absurd name
can enemlnate man vas onee called
Viola by one OF The boys In the onioe
and now we know him by nothing g
Another one Of the boys ln the cnic-
always called 'Chesty' aud though
got angry az arst. be has eheernally
accepted the new name now.
sour ~bookkeeper Is always putting
In his oar when Il Is not x an noces
sary, and I think noN be win be known
until the end q time as Gen. Butts. A
trieAd o. mine who Is always called
Cheerful does NOT know whether he Is
called hat because his friends believe
ne has a cheerful disposiu0n or Be.
cause they consider him a cheerful
idlot. But at any rate. he can't shake
ms Rame Milwaukee Senun9.
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Notice to Irsspssssrs.

Trespassers are warned 70
keepoathe premises Of the Island
Mill Ranch North Of Brushy
Mound. The place is posted and
trespassers will be prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law.
H. NJ. Ball.
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sslt 0alas.

Parties sending for back nam.
bers Of she Tribune for q certain.
article shoaid give the date when
the said article appeared. Iftho
exact date Is not known ten lhe
month.
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HAIRS HAIR, HAIR.

Keep up with the times. Every
body wears false hair now and
the Burrows Millinery Co, keep
everything in puds, switches,
rolls and nets,