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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03
DR.. DODD OF BUTTE
COMES HERE
WILL OPEN AN OFFICE IN MIS-
SCuIA OCT. 18TH. AND Re
MAIN UNTIL OCT. 10Th.

Dr. podd, the specialist ON eye and
nervous diseases. enjoys a vida reru-
tation, His success in Strengthening
cross-eyes and curing closed tear
ducts" and nervous troubles If all
p kinds r. we'll known here.
That the fitting of glasses is a very
important matter. and that the ortii-
nary test such as the average optician
and ocuIfst make is not sufficient. il
recognized pretty generally by the
reading public and especially by these
who have had experience i'm getting
glasses
Or. Dodd has been Strengthening
cross eyes. curing CLOSED tear ducts
Insomnia. headaches. st. Nitus' dance
and stomach troubles with glasses for
years: that this Is a fact. dozens If
letters and testimonials in his posses
sion from people residing in all see
tionS of the country prove concluSivclE.
That any glasses prescribed after
an ordinary test Of the sight will not
accom- plish these results is evident
from the fact that i'm the ma jority If
cases where Dr. Dodd j. given credit
for cures the patient had tried repeat
edly both ocuIists and opticians with
out receiving any benefit and in many
cases their condition was made worse
Very few oculists have any knowl-
edge of physical optics. opticians dn
not pretend to. and this is the reason
for their failure to afford permanent.
If any. relief Ia the patient.
DIR. Dudd has devoted more than %
years To the study Of eye troubles and
their accompanying nervous disorders.
II is his knowledge acquired by years
of study and experience. together with
the method he employs in examining
and measuring the eyes that accounts
for his exceptional success.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03
DECIDES TO REQUEST
GOVERNMENT ACTION

4 business message from the Gem
mefcIal Gable company ut st Johns.
New Foundand tn the local manager
of the Postal Telegraph company
says that the Wnrk "f putting In M
foreground conduits in the streets ii
st, Johns IN connect the cUfupanS's
city offices with the cable landing
MAS stopped Friday by the New
Foundland authorities. This. the mes
sage says, makes 1t necessary for the
company t. operate its cable In hut
tan the seashore which h nne al the
Widest and mast desoIate. And. 1t IL
said, the cable operators have L.
travel between the shore and thu city
over ii most dangerous country, Th"
cable company has decided il il al
lrgcd. IL ask the American govern
m~nt IL intervene
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PARSONS PAINTINGS
ARE PRAISED
MiSS0ulA ARTIST HAS uNuSu-
ALLY GOOD EXHIBIT AT THE
STATE FAIR.

4 great deal III attention has been
paid during the last month In the work
IF T. :. Paxson. thu Missaula artist.
and the exhibit which he has made In
Helena at thu state fair has given
Montana people Il new understanding
at the genius If the man. The Great
Falls Tribune speaks IF the exhibit As
follows:
In the art gallery an the right as
the visitor enters il most represent
rative display Of the work OF Paxson.
In opu&ence ri colur, I'M kind Of
aIoof distinction at expression PaSsua
surrasses most of his Montana con-
temporaries. He offers An Indian
Chief one small head III water
eogars and a few groups Of Indian and
animals ara probably the best, ~ they
are the latest. products of his always
busy studio.
Most critics agree that MIR. paxsnn
= be>t in quiet topics, that his natural
forte il pacific cagarful. that his sentt-
II beautiful cular values which he con-
trEses fFem All invariably aide palette.
However he offers his public at the
state fair a vida and diversified
choice, aud every picture If the nine or
ten mich he shows is worth the study
If tAe picture lover. The Paxson pic
lures IT the right as one enters the
gallery begins the numerical rotation
IT the great display
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First Methodist.

East Main and Washington streets; ;
James w. TAFT, pastor; residence. 316
East Main street: telephone No, ST
Preaching ut 10: 80 IA. m. and = p. m. !:
morning topic, "contrasted Values:
evening topic. Good News for Those
in Sore Straits" Sunday school. l.
o'clock: Epworth league. y. IN. The
school in Days addition will meet at
3 p. IN. The church Of the cordial
welcome invites the public to partci-
pate in these services. They will be
found inspiring and helpful. There Is
"A large, we'll organized. graded sun
day school. with several organized
classes both for men and women. You
will feel at home and enjoy the hour.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03
20 Acres
To Trade for
MiSSoula
Property

We have IL beautiful %
acre tract with first-claSs
water right, a good broom
house. splendid barn, chicken
house. well and outhuildings.
This property is located in
the Bitter Root valley near
Il good town not over Il mile
from the railroad depot: in
tcrurban line surveyed by
the door; fine lawn and
trees. This is Il splendid
home. The owner holds this
place at 81 900 cash. or will
trade it for MisSoula i'm
proved property of equal
value. He is comm. to Mis-
so,lla to 20 into business and
desires to tad" this property
for Il home in MiSsoula. This
is certainly fine place. and
if You want IL place of This
Kind it will certainly inter
est you.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03

ira will b" present in the evening and
give two numbers. The Swedish Evan
galical Mission association of Mon
tana and Idaho will gather in annual
session ut the church on Tuesday aft
ernonn at 40 o'elaek. when a bust
ness meeting will he held. In the even
ing Two al the pastors will preach.
During the conference. which will be
In session NIL week, there will la ii
service every night at o'clock. The
choir and striaged orchestra will do
their best IL bring the gospel news 10
In" hearts NJ the people.
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AND PEOPLE
First Congregational.

South Fifth and Chestnut; Dwight
=. Bayley, pastor; residence. 1901
South Fifth west-At 10:30 ii. III. com
munion service, with reception OF new
members and brief sermon on
"Nourishing the Roots OF Life" Al
II 80 ii. m. Rally day exercises in the
sunday school; all old scholars and
some new ones are hoped for. At :
y. n.., Christian Endeavor meeting. to
which all young people are cordially
invited. At p, M, service of wor-
ship. with preaching: subject of SER
mon. The Relation Between Charac-
ter and Trust" All the people of the
neighborhood and those of Congrega-
tional preference throughout the city
are cordially invited to these services
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Baptist.

Corner If Harris and Spruce streets:
H"F- Henry Van EngeleH. pastor
With the PASTORS return tram his va
csrtion, the Work is now vigorously re
newed in all departments Preaching
today At II a IN. and : 30 j, fu.; sun
day school. l2:15 y. H.: II. !. =. l..
=, 10 T. III, subject of morning sermon,
The Holy Spirit; What H. Enables
the Christian tn Be and t0 Do; even
Ing subject The Holy Spirit: What
He Does for the Ensaved"' The music
furnished by Mr. Barratt ami his well
trained chHir will be s1~cial treat
The public il cordially invited
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first PRESBYTERIAN.

Corner of Pine and Stevens streets;
John Norman Maclean. minister: res
idcnce. $40 Stevens strect-Publie
Worship. IL a. HI. and :30 y. m: sub
jeet Of the morning sermon. THE
Runaway" the fourth I'm the series OF
sermons on texts from obscure books:
subject al the evening sermon. Hold
ing Fast the Good" Principal Thomas
will conduct the music and furnish ii
first class. beth special and general
Sunday school. t2e2o p. m: Y. f. :.
&. f.. $50 u. IN. Strangers aud visit
ors are cordially welcomed.
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THERE IS NO MERGER
OF COMP AN|ES
INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE OFF,
GER EXPLAINS THE SPo-
KANE DEAL.

J. (. Bali Of the Independent TeIe-
phone company says that there was
serious error in the press dispatch
sent out from Spokane To the effect
that there had been a consolidation OF
the Montana Independent company
and thu Home Telephone company OF
Spokane. Mir, BaII says that the trans
action referred to was not cousolida-
tiun but merely the purchase al con-
trolling interest in the Spokane COM
pany by syndicate which is headed
by T. :. Lane. managing director of
the Montana concern. The companies
however. remain separate orsaniza-
tons.
Among those associated in the deal
are Patrick Wall. William II. Hall and
John Mact;iuniss Of Butte \. Il. Cook
al Helena, T. l.. Greenough of Mis-
soula. W. $. Chandler of san Fran
cisco. Herbert Lockha"t OF MarShiiel>-
ore, and William Mead of Los An
geles. Cal.
McssrS. Lane, Wall and Hall are di-
rcctors If the Montana Independent
Telephone company, with headquarters
ut Butte, aud have large financial in
tcreSts i'm that company. MeSsrs.
Cook and MacGinniss are extensively
Interested I'm independent telephone
companies i'm Helena, southern Idaho
and elsewhere.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03

The Woman's Home Mission society
If the Methodist Episcopal church
South viii hold its anndal week of
prayer October 40 The first service
will he conducted by the pastor sun
dag afternoon 1T o'clock, A meeting
conducted by the ladies will be held
es~h afternoon during thu week at the
same hour. These meetings are ope1
Ia all Who may wish to attend, All
the services will he held al the church.
CORNER 81 South Sixth west and Hazel
streets.
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range -. aud - IS acres i'm the south
west quarter al the northwest quar-
ter.
Deod-F. J. Pierce Ia ]. NJ. Keith.
lots and /, the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter and the south
west quarter at the southeast quarter
If section :. township -. range II.
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Complete System.

The company has II complete under
ground system. consisting of 200 600
duet feet of underground condufts
ready for use. The company also has
installed all of the necessary poles
and appliances for its system.
Mr.. Lane says that six months
would be required To complete the
Spokane plant ready for operation.
This will require an additional expen-
diture of 100000. which will be fur
nlShcd by the new owners, and which
Is Immediately available.
The report that the new company
has purchased or consolidated with the
Montana Independent company of
Montana is Incorrect, and probably has
It's foundation in the fact that several
prominent men who are interested in
the independent telephone companies
IN Montana are also in the Spokane
company. The only relationship ex-
listing between the Montana Indepen-
dent and the Home company of Spn-
kane Is working agreement between
them for the Interchange nf lnng-dis-
tanee service, which is of equal hene-
tit Ia both
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03
FriohtfuI Fate Averted.

Il would have been cripple for life
from a terrible cut on my knee can"
writes Frank Disberry, kelliher, Mimi.
without Bucklen's Arnica Salvc.
which soon cured me" Infallible for
wounds, cuts and bruises. ii soon clres
burns. scalds. old sores. hoIls, skin
eruptions. Worlds best for piles. csc
1T Missiuia Drug Cos.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03
Swedish Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran church. $50 Alder
SIR Aet. Rev \. Y. Anderson pastor
residence 53s North Third street
Morning services will commence at
lii: 81. a. this is st. Miclaefs day
Special services will be held This =
Hhl.dren's Sunday. and IL is desired
that H. many as possible attend the
morning service. Sunday school will
begin al tine usual hour ana evening
services will be- held at go
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Christian.

Corner Of Cedar and Washington
streets: Rev. W II Raghv. pastor
Sunday school, l2:20 p. m; regular
services, IL a. IN. and Il. m, morning
subject. Rearing the Superstructnre"
evening. What Il the Sin Against the
Hnly Spirit" At the close Of the even
ing service the ordinance If baptism
will be administered. The public f.
cordially invited tn attend ans ar all
these services
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03

Corner of Adams and Cedar streets:
Rev. W. Lennie Smith. rector: rectory.
400 East Main street: telephone 3s5-
Sunday school. e:45 a. m. holy con-
munion and sermon. II a. m: even
ing service. 8 o'clock: regular monthly
meeting of the Nestry "Wednesday
evening III o'clock.
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South Side Meth odist,

Corner South Sixth west and Hazel
streets; q. II. Gibbs. pastor. residence.
AIS Ford street. Preaching. II a. m.
and 100 T. ia: morning subject.
Union Labor: evening subject.
Value of Man: Sunday school. l2:10
r. m. Everybody welcome
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Christian Scoence.

Corner Of Pine and Pattee streets
Sunday services. II o'clock a. IN: sub
jeet of lesson sermon. Reality: sun
day school. l. IN: testimonial meeting
"Wednesday evening. o'clock All are
cordially invited
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Headquarters at Spokane.

NJ. \. Phelps is president Of the In
tcrStatr Long Distance company, which
operates an extensive system OF long
distance lines and telephone exchanges
throughout the Occur d'AIene district
Of Idaho. and has its headquarters at
spokane.
I. l.. Grc"nnugh is Il director and has
large financial interests in the Inter-
state company. MessrS Mead, Chand-
Ter and L"ckhart are largely interested
in independent telephone properties at
Portland. Tacoma, Los Angeles, San
Diego and elsewhere.
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Home Telephone company held in
spokane. September %, Thaddeus :,
Lane was elected president, and will
Immediately assume the direction of
the affairs of the Home Telephone
company. The latter company was or
ganiZed in 1906. and has already ex-
pended approximately $500. 900 in the
construction -"f modern telephone ex-
change in the city OF spokane to COM
rete with the Pacific States Bell Tele-
phone company.
The property at present includes q
hrcpfoof central office building, To-
Gated on Howard street. This building
- complete In every detail and ready
for Use and is said to he one of the
finest and best designed telephone
buildings in the country.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03

Loio Hot Springs stage. leaving Lolo
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Fare,
Sc each Way. Connects with train
morning AMI evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-03

The clothing and furnishing saads
departments of The Golden Rule ara
attracting the attention 1T the hest-
dressed meu-are you one Of than
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Fall
Opening

We extend a roval vel
come to one and all who
wish 10 inspect our new
fall arrivals.
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$500
Less than
Their AC-
tual Value

We are offering you lots
10 to -, inclusive. in block
6S, South MiSsoula. Il beau
tiful lots, with IL 6-inch city
water main in front of each
lot, for 800. or $3.50 each.
including tile corner. These
lots are well worth $500 each
and an investigation of them
will convince Won they are a
baraain. They are level, well
located AMI clos" in = operty.
For Il good investment look
these up.
RhOades& Rhoades
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-16
MATHEWS COUNTY
REDART.

Mr.. Sawyer. of Norfolk. came
up on the Sunday excursion to
visit his friend Miss Lola Foster.
Mrs. James NJ. Ogden, who
has been very sick with malaria
feves, we are glad to say is out
under the kind treatment OF DIR.
Hoskins.
Misses Helen Hudgins and Bes-
sic Marchant returned home
Wednesday from Norfolk. where
they have been visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. James Byrns also Mr.. Ru-
fus HunleY. who has been very
sick with typhoid fever. we are
glad to say is now improving, we
hope to see them out soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Dix
on. of Baltimore. spent last week
as the guest of his mother, Mrs.
w. b. Dixon, at "CenterviIle. "
They left for their home in Baiti-
more Friday.
MADGE.
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HUDGINS.
MADGE.

Mr.. Boyd Williams of Norfolk,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. Pete Mantell of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Sadler.
Mrs. Nellie Holder and family
OF Baltimore left Tuesday for
their home after spending the
summer with Mrs. Holders par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sadler.
Capt. James Williams. of Hogg
Island Light Station. is spending
some time with his family. His
daughter. Miss Lille. will accom-
paBY him to Hogg Island on his
return.
Messrs. Milford Council and
Frank Kemp. who have been Wis
ting at the home Of Mr.. Bruce
Bennett. left Tuesday for BaIti-
more, accompanied by Miss Wash
tie Kemp.
Mrs. rutland and daughter.
Ethel. who have been the guests
Of Mrs. c. s. Williams for some
time. left Tuesday for their home
in Baltimore, accompanied by
Misses Lola Hudgins, Mamie Sad
Ter and Gladys Williams. Mis-:
Gladys will attend school there
this session.
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DIGGS.

Mr.. Frank Calls is visiting his
father. Mr.. A. w. Calls.
Jimmie Hudgins spent Sunday
at home.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clarence Davis OF
South Norfolk spent Sunday with
Miss Grace Sadler.
Mrs. Sadie Balance and child
rem of Brambleton. returned to
their home Monday.
Mrs. Forrest Morgan and grand
son. Waverly Hudgins left for
Portsmouth Saturday.
Miss Rose Village of Ports
mouth. returned to her home
Monday.
Mrs. Mollie knight and daugh-
tiers returned to Baltimore last
week.
Capt. James Hudgins will put
down a new saw mill this week
near Salem church. good luck t.
him.
Mrs. Tom Calls. who has beer
in Ill health for some time ma.
gone to visit her sister, Mrs. Ed
gar White in Client. we hope the
change will be a benefit to her.
Mrs. e. s. Richards. who ha.
been visiting her daughter. Mrs
b. M. Diggs, left for Norfolk
| Monday where she will spent
some time with her sons. X. r
and w. U. Richardson.
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SUSAN.

Mr.. Harry Armistead near Pep
per Creek had the misfortune to
lose his barn and stables with all
of his blade fodder and some tops
The barn took fire by some I'M
known cause. was not noticed I'M
til late hour of the night. Mr..
Armistead succeeded i'll getting
his horse out just a few minutes
before it fell in.
The Rev. Mr.. Ryder. represent
ing the Virginia ConfeTenceOrph-
anase preached at St. Paurs on
last Sunday night and took a COL
lection for the benefit of the
orphanage. he is a forceful speak
er and seems TO have his soul in
the work Of the orphanage. May
his efforts be crowned with sue
cess.
Spot and hog fish are biting in
both bays and the men and some
of the women enjoy fine sport
catching them.
Miss Annie Fuller. of Baltimore
with Mr.. VIM. b. Diggs and wife
who are visiting relatives in this
part of the County seems to be
quite an expert fiSherwoman; so
much so that some of the gentle
men are said to be afraid to fish
with her, Just here | will say
that Rev. ]. II. Laughton with
Professor Ransome smashed their
own record short while ago, by
drawing from the depths Of the
Chesapeake Bay one hundred
eighty and seven fine fishes at a
single fishing. which beats the
miraculous draft of Peter and
John.
St. Paul's Sunday School is suf-
fering considerable loss just at
this time. Mr.. Coleman Ran
some the secretary. has gone TO
teach in William and Mary Col
lege; Miss Eva Armistead one OF
our teachers. is going to teach in
anOthe- county, quite number
of our girls have gone to Farm
vile. others leave this week to
attend school in Norfolk. and
some will go to Blackstone. leav-
ing us like Samson shorn of his
locks.
LEUMAS.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership

The business heretofore con-
Quoted at Mobjack. unber The firm
name and style OF Walker &
James Bros, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr.. @. NJ
Walker will hereafter carry on
the business. he paying all bills
heretofore contracted and he is
hereby authorized to collect all
outstanding bills due said firm.
Walter & James Bros.
In retiring from the firm, we
bespeak for our successor a con
tinuance of the patronage so lib
orally bestowed upon the ole
firm.
JEFFERSON AND w. L. JAMES.
9 2-4t.
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wife. of Chicago. in company with
his father Stephen McCready and
wife, of Crist6eld. Nd. are cruis-
ing ii the yacht. Mary Ann
along the Virginia coast and visit
ing all points of interest. They
we're anchored in North River
last week and were the guests OF
Capt. w. Il. and I. F. Nelson.
The Ladies Aid Society of
Holly Grove Church, will give a
Lawn Party for the benefit of the
parsonage on the evening of Sept
22d at Mr.. Curtis hughes old
home near the Battery. This
will be. positively. the last lawn
party of the season and everyone
is cordially invited. Good music
furnished. a plenty Of good ice
cream and good fire if a cold
night.
We are convinced that the citi-
zens Of this and every section o.
Mathews county desire an eight
months session of public school.
and better paid teachers. Much
interest therefore is felt as to the
future action of the county super
visors to whom we look TOR the
increased levy. and within whose
power il lays to give the help we
need.
L. E. S.
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NORrH.

Miss Isla Hughes arrived home
last week after a delightful visit
to Richmond.
Miss Hanna Down will leave
Friday for Hagerstown. Md.
where she teaches music this ses.
sion.
Mr.. H. c. Jones. who for the
past two years has been in mer-
camille business in Norfolk. hSs
returned to his old place az Ne
Battery.
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TO THE,TRADE

In assuming full | roprietorship
If the. above business | will at
ways be actuated, as before by
a desire TO serve nv patrons well
and faithfully and ask from them
a Continuance of the patronage
they have s, literally bestowed
upon the cd firm.
o-2-4t. 0. Nj. WALKER
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-16

WILL trade a good farm and
road horse for a suitable brood
mare and give boot. For Sale a
No. 9 Hockney Valley hand pow
err feed cutter for cutting hay oats
top fodder and etc., cost $40.
Have no use for it and will take
So. also seed wheat for sale. Apply
to DIR. Hoskins or at Spring
Hill.
The Mathews Pick Ups and the
IGwynns Island base ball teams
crossed bats on the latters dia-
mond on last Thursday evening.
The final score was n to 6 in
favor of Gwynns Island. The
chief feature of the game was the
inability of the c. II. crowd to
find the ball either in the field
or at the bat.
1t you desire to have your
house painted in the best, cheap
est and Quickest way it will pay
you to CONSULT us Before engaging
anyone else. We are: prepared
to do your Work in a way which
is bound to give satisfaction The
patronage of all Mathews people
will be appreciated.
X. GORDON Foster.
s-27-6m. Cardinal Va.
sEsy VoH TIVE s,aMDs
s. L. Chapman, MasSac- Ky, says:
I used DR.. Bells Antiseptic Saive on
my hands, which were sore, and find
it the best ever tried. 1t cured them
completely.