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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23

sisters. The daughters Of n wealthy
man 10 Millyale. whom the two
brothers fen IN love with Hut
though they came 10 court. they did
not drcaa or act az ordinary duilnm
Their arguments we're chiefly mYa.
terious ones of money And the
glrls. being good. healthy. normal
American Girls, who dld not value
money Tor Ia own sake, laughed
their strange settlers 10 Heorn
THIS closed the door 10 the Lie.
haucha hearts II was newer aKaln
opened TO the world They retired
to their little but on the hillside for
ever.
Il was built like a fortress. IN q
way No one could set In except
b. tho long stairs which led 70 the
level ground bcioN one II the
brothers and the half starved dos
remained on guard all the time.
while the other sent out To- hes. to
gathor herbs and mlut, and 10 sell
Il around tho city
They had a great. old fashioned
shotgun. rusty and loaded with
nails and slugs Il would doubtless
have exploded n discharged. but Il
vas a great comfort 10 the two
brothers.
one nlght two year. hEu when
Peter came home. Il vas to find
his brother Andrew stretched out
on the floor. two gaping wounds IN
his aide he was dead. Nhethaf hf
suicide, or from the attack Of some
unknown Intruder was never salts
fActofiiy explained
Peter then vent his way alone
Ito received no yisitnFs Even the
priest from nearby ~ Mars could
never got farther than the door
When serEi Falknef and two 70
iicemcn made their search u the
shack. It was like the realization d
a wild dream
A table. 40 thlctly covered With
dust that Ia drawers were hidden.
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NO INQUEST To Be
HELD BY CORONER

That little or no good could come
of an inquest over the bodies OF the
four women and chauffeur who met
death at Dead Mans curve. at
Fourth nv. 4. and Andover At. was
tho statement made BY Coroner ].
G. Snyder yesterday.
Tho bodies have all been ahlp.
ped TO Vancouver for burial. said
Coroner Snyder. and since the city
has already commenced tho install
la'ion Of lights At the curve and
the relatives OF the drowned women
have expressed desire that no in.
quest be held. have decided 10
hold none. Ira Parry. the chauffeur,
paid n fearful penalty, and no good
would come Of an inquest finding
him at blaine, even though he were
at fault"
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s,,.sa

Fsf the nnsi rsst u his long
siay IN seattle Ferris Hartman fss
tsfdsY pat or The Tpfmahef A.
The ufant theatre and u VS. =
bumper house xhifh ErFftHa tie
Californian and NE tis cumpanf
Haftman appeared ns itr Toy
maker. and his efforts called faFtii
plenty ~ laugbtsr Mist NuKRins
hafis a. the doll u wonderful af-
iiar. Looked tho part TIE efforts
u Waiter caiisit as The fhsainaiif
kiftsf wAs one ~ the best eaarar
ter bite 81 ne piece cHtleii = uhf
- ths real actors 81 the rsst and
~ afhuit have hesh % hafusss sita
tie Hartman forces uhsn thr sun
fief asnn opened here
Walter De Leon appeared ss TIE
youthful monk whn must msffE IN
order 70 arab 100 900 marks THs
Count naiienhsra u " Eftiss HHat
~as smother piece ~ aftin3 worth
y Hiia Tho vocal numbers employed
urfs eHioY "a A. 81 yofs Ferris
itafintan SCORED with 4 Got Plenty
and Oscar walsh made TIE most 81
be opportunities, which we're
limited
One ~ The rfsiiissi effects u the
SHOW IL the Eayctte 81 TIE pFsHiHE
sHsns o. nc second act
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sraf,ir

little Emma nu1iins and her com.
ranY caused two packed houses 70
thsstfs yesterday The piece ~hieh
seattle patrons sat up ard rHtirsi
10 The Nifi N Eagle nanfh Il f.
q typical Western PLAY and IL filled
With thrills ard action
The Villains get w tHsif best ticks
during the early stages % the game
but near me end u the tape tie
flgliegns make . noise lik Ntnnfs
shat seattle patrons want and the
play IL sure 10 draw well All week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23

PlTTsRuRG, Pa, Aug 2a-feo.
plc laughed at Old Peter Liohauch,
and called him crazy.
Peter hcggcd for living Also
hc sold shoestrinEs and hefha lie
wore funny limiting clothes Ills
house was shack ON the shelf Of
a clifi. worth aa much as a pile Of
ddltwood
Peter lived there all aione-eX-
oept Tor bis halfsinrved muuFrei
dog Only bis ncighhors and hia
customers knew him And they
pitled him while they laughed at
him.
But when Potter Liehaueha fool
ish actions grew meuaelne. when
he came To curse the children and
threaten them the police thought Il
would hu only charitable toward the
old man. as we'll as more safe for
the neighbofhood, to remove him To
an Institution
But when they dragsed the old
man. kicking and cursinr and fiEht
lus like mailman. down those
stairs which few but be had ever
used. they found
GOLD
Gold IN piles aud stacks Gold
hidden between the walls. sold
heaped ia old trunks and boxes
Gold even where. And much silver
coin.
The little shack. stripped Of It's
treasure, was worth perhaps s..
As the shack stood when the Pc
ice entered Il, Il was worth $50. GOO
Bank books hidden away Ia cFeYiees
In the wall showed deposits Of as
much more
Peter l.iobauch. who dressed Ike
Ia tramp. was worth at a cuhHeryat.
i've valuation ti0o.oo
Two biz express wagons gfuaned
and erraked as they bofs away the
saffron treasure In S. big taFa. 10
deposit yault Il took the clerks
two days 10 count the monsy,
The finding OF old Peters hoard
ls all Pittburys sensation
Nov that the discovery has been
made. old inhabitants are recalling
old stories about Peter
His father. Antoine. before him
was mlaer they say. Peter and
bis brother Andrew followed his
steps
There was a romance once in the
bruthefs lives There were twin
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Mrs. NJ Derby. Of sos seth av..
South Seattle. says she feels that
she is permanently cured OF rheu.
maiiHm and stomach and bowel
trouble. with which she has suffered
for ten years. Tho Bake Oven
cured her some weeks ago, and she
Is stlll feeling 10 fine az she was
on getting through with the trent
mont. and IA still gaining 10 weight
All her friends are agreeahly sur.
priaod at the wonderful Improve
mont In her appearance Tough.
noy a Loughncy's address is Suite
220 TO 1876 Peoples Savings Bank
iildg., corner Of Second ay. and
Pike It,. Seattle
Consultation Is free. and hours
are from u. m, to G y, M. Sun.
days Q TO ~ only
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NO BALLOON FOR NE

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. al
won't n.y." declared Miss Genevleyo
schaeffer today The young WON
m balloonlst has been widely ad.
vertised a. wishing TO be the first
woman In the country TO pilot a
balloon. Che "a 10 have made an
ascension with Capt Nalllen. in the
big gas bag. CITY Of Oakland She
gave no reason for her sudden
change Of mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
Ostrich Feathers

Have your old feathers made into
willow plumea, We clean, curl. re-
model and dye feathers In all ahadea
Baaa and pompohs made from uer
or old feathers
MODEL MILLINERY Co.
s2o-h1T Peoples bank nlda.
Corner second md rtke.
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CRAZY OLD MTSER'S SHACK
WAS STUFFED WITH GOLD

OndpHrd
love. happiness moon II honey
what arc hil compared la manet
Come lot me clutch theu. hrautitu
Come lot me clutch thee beautiful
money
Earths hrsbtcst thlng that never
grows old
NroniehruNt
uHspard swear What deea he
huros
uaHpard
Tho apcirnt cabinets the hest OF all
banks
And there lie my monoy bass In
fHnkH
An aolii coin. all yellow ore.
And better still hrlna some more
There Z hHNr purple linen fine
Niands ~ price and rarcst wins.
Wiz. aiming mind Tor an OF these
Money oan glNe 90 80 please.
GronithcnuN
Money can Ei,e n 90 he please.
Ne minstrel tNtf sang or told
A strain so sweet as aiihk 81 gold
lnspnrd
Waut { l,tvH Plenty q IL there
None but tho ripn deserve the fair
! may DO uklt bald and cid
only lut mr Won with Huit
ffum The Chimes II Normandy
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POINTED pARAeaApAs

The open season for snake stories
IL horo.
A male gossip Is nearly always
looking for a Job.
When henpeckod man does talk,
he speaks hia wife's mind.
Women and newspapers should
mover be Judged BY their wrappers
Duty calls man TO church on
sundayi and pleasure urges him Ia
30 fishing Chicago ueWs.
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KIDNAP[R AND VICTIM
TO Be BROUGHT BACK

Sophia Gucrwitz. tho i4-gear.old
Jewish girl kidnapped by Moses
Niger two weeks ago and taken 10
Butte, will be brought back 10 Sc
attic with her capt1r. now her hua-
band. this week.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Hill left Sat.
urday for Butte 10 get Niger The
latter was arrested or soon as he
reached the Montana city. but was
released on a straw bond He mar
ried the girl while out on bond.
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John Mason and he company pre-
seating Tie WiifhinE h4uf 81 ne
AiHamtra theatre. vii run attii
nsst Thursday Night Ihls pred iin
flqr from The pen Of Aus asl =
fhanas has aroused considerable
discussion and the spisnfif efforts
- NJ Mason are well uefth vii
Hsssins
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Ahsn's reei Es.s. the satissptis pesdss
j msAss lahi o. nsp shuss feel sssf
ute carns Huni0ns aNoilsH Tifsf.
2 Tsaflns Arhiuf fsst A. al ffufsiss.
ise hpni aGesgi an Substitute ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
SEATTLE MAN
BELIEVES IN
NO KISSING"
Iowa Girls Wear Don't
Kiss Me" Signs, and
There Is a State Kiss Ex-
terminator at Work.

Eyes. / believe In ellmlnatlns
kissing to a certain extent re-
rlicd Eurcuc Robert Kelley the
monument anlituheWulosis worker
when asked about the hFhi eelns
made asaiust that form of salute
IN the state OF Iowa.
eYou know there are eranks
about cycythlus but ! am not
one OF them on this. but do not be
neyc 10 iudlseTlminnte kissing
whom there are So mans cases of
Tuberculosis. because kissing Is a
means OF spreading the disease l
wouldn't stop kissing allosrther
A law aeainst kissing would be
nonsonslcal, 90 Il would be a lot
harder 60 cutorce than the eigaret
law
state kiss Estefmlnator.
The affair that started this dls'
cussion was story from Iowa say-
ing that the state government had
Appropriated Sl5e0 year 10 main
tain a campaign against kissinE
Arotar Edward kepiufd has been
appointed state government leeiu.
rcr on health. but his real title Is
state Kiss EXtorminaipr The kiss
extormlnator has started IA ON the
schools and has the pledEes Of
10000 pretty land othefwisol
teachers to give their earnest sup
port in stamping out kisslns In the
public schools,
He SAYS that Il kissing Is stamp
ed out then also will be the great
white plague.
"Kisslng. he says, Is custom
that belongs 20 the stone age Of
courtesy. aud don't see how Il
can be any more soul satisfying
than rubbing noses. ehins or fore
heads Mr. Keniofd Is not a young
man.
"pont kiss Me-
A number Of artistic signs with
the words. Don't kiss Me. are
being printed TO be hung around the
necks Of the babies.
II Ia becomes known that a
young man has been gnlne 10 see a
certain girl an extraordinary mum
ber Of tines he receives a card
from the ExteFminaior saying.
Hold her hand II you must. but
don't Mss her" or maybe It Is a
note from his former school teacher
taying. DO not expose the one
you love TO the germs that Turk In
kisses"
Tho Exterminaior says that he
can stamp ont kissing altogether In
one generation. After that one
could hear maiden lady truthiully
say, 4 am sweet sixty and have
never been kissed" II this really
comes TO pass you will see the
young men OF Iowa coming West.
Stolen Sweets.
The girls Of Iowa Ike the cru.
tade. as It gives them one more
weapon to use. A kiss forbidden
By law becomes more desirable
than one merely denied BY poutlns
lips. Iowa men. they say. have dis.
posed Of the question Of horse rae.
Ing. local option. etc. why worry
about them dlsposing with the
question Of a mere Kiss Exiermin.
ator?
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been changed from Sunday afternoon
to- Thursday u. m. at Alb. Please

been changed from Sunday afternoon
to- Thursday p. m. at 4:15. Please
bear in mind. f
Mrs. j. E.. Davis was operated on
last week by .Drs. McWilliams and
Hill. bone in one of her legs being
removed. She is getting along nice
-ly. but Jim is taking a., layotf from
his dray work for while.
Mrs. Chan Turner was successfully
operated on at the Charter Oak hospi-
tall, She has been sick for long
time and all hope for a speedy recov-
cry to health.
will Peterson was Denison visitor
Wednes lay going over ON business
and coming back. the same day.
DIR. Shumway has removed his
dental rooms from his residence to the
rooms at the rear of the First Nation
! al Bank, where anyone wishing his
services will find him, hereafter.
H. c. Pithan was Denison visitor
the first of last week.
iChas. Coleman and family returned
this week from long visit with rela-
tives in Missouri and Illinois.
Paul schurke went to Rodney,
Wednesday as he had business deal
ON hand that required his personal
presence.
Brown Romans is here again after
short absence. Better stay altogeuh-
er Brown, as there is no better town
in the country,
The Rev. and Mrs. Barkley are
entertaining the formers brother ane
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rarkley,
of Odebolt. Iowa.
Miss Anna Hoffines of Manila il
spending the week with her friend
Miss Nettie Lensar. of this place.
Mr.. F. Shirtciiff and son. Sammy
returned Wednesday from a trip t
Chicago.
Mr.. l. Washington returned Tues
day from trip to, Spencer, Neb.
where his brother lives.
1 Mr.. II Haggemann and daughter
were Denison visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. John Sprock and Louis Sproc
went eastward to Chicago for a visi
with friends and relatives.
| John and VIM. Kuens of Hartley
Iowa, have been visiting their sister
Mrs. Hans ART, of this place.
Mr.. Bernard Meyers of Watertowr
Wis, is visiting in the family 9
Mr.. German. He expects to renal
only q short time.
Word has been received that Rev
W. W Brown of NIorningside. siou
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guest of her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
/ Hanson, north of Vail for the past
month left for their home Sunday
night. ~.
! Mr.. Barborka and son of Denison
spent Sunday here at the John Kral
home., 80 49,
| Frank Leahy of Denison was call
ing on Vail friends here Wednesday,.
John Powers was attednign to bust
ness at Denison Saturday.
The Thos. Powers family attended
the Hook-Cody wedding near Manila
last Tuesday.
Miss Rookh Lyman returned from
Omaha Friday evening accompanied
! by Miss Ruth Best. They attended
the dance and stayed over Sunday at
the Lyman home. returning to Omaha
Monday morning.
DR.. Patterson was here from West
Side Wednesday.
Ed. Ryan. Jr., of Omaha spent a
couple of days the first of the week
here with his father.
Miss Blanche Hickey, who is at
tending school in Denison spent Sun
day here with relatives.
The members of the r. N. A. will
give card party soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vennink Of
West Side spent Sunday here with
Mr.. Vennink smother.
Harry and Blossom Riley of Sioux
Falls. S. D., were guests of Mrs.
Rose McCombs the first of the week.
Mr.. Leslie and Bernice Osborn OF
Denison spent Sunday at the BARLEY
Mitchell home
Thos. Dixon. wife and family de-
parted Monday morning for Clinton
county to visit Mr.. Dixon's father
for month or six weeks.
Mr.. Schwab of Bridgewater. S. D.,
is a guest at the JAS. McAndrews
home for the last couple of weeks.
Mrs. Mike McVey of Odebolt spent
the first of the week here with her
sister, Mrs. T. F. Ratchford anc
family.
Mr.. j. w. Gould. who is suffering
from a severe attack of pneumonia i!
slightly improved at this writing.
Mr.. Martin Gallagher. who has
been a guest at the James Mitchell
home for the past three weeks, lief
for his home at Midland. S. D., Mon
dav morning.
The following were the shipment
of live stock from here Saturday
nigh: d. Sheridan two cars of cattl'
and one of hogs. Dugan Bros. tw'
loads of cattle. Vail Mill and Eleva
tor Company one load of cattle, Otto
. Pound one OF cattle. Gallagher Bros
two loads of cattle. A. F. Gallagbe
one of cattle. Chas. Brocklesby tw
of cattle, G. B. McAndrews one 0
cattle. P. F. Lynch one of cattle,
j. Hoffman one load Of hogs
{ Sheridan. Dugan. Pound, Gallagher
) Brocklesby. McAndrews and Lyme
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Miss Julia Bolster of Carroll is
visiting her cousin, Mollie Adams. Of
this place. Miss Bolster used to live
here in her childhood days.
Sherman Sterner went to LeMar S
Tuesday to see his wife's mother,
Mrs. Scott. He reports her some
better. Mrs. Steiner will return to
LeMars Monday to again assist in
caring for her mother.
The Misses Mary and Dora Ketelsen
are visiting relatives in Walnut,
Iowa. where they went last week to
stay for sometime.
Tom McGrath of Denison was an
over Sunday visitor in Charter Oak,
coming over to see his people and on
business (?).
The Masquerade Ball given Tuesday
night was very we'll attended. The
Denison orchestra furnished music
and everyone declared the music tc
be extra fine dancing music.
The lecture given Wednesday even
ing was very fine and the subject,
"The Coming Man." was very ably
handled.
Rev. Barley gave very interest
ing talk on his work in India. He
displayed great many curios anc
objects used in that far off country
The dress of India was displayed by
the young people DOMINIC the
costumes. Mr.. Barley spoke agar
Sunday night On the religions of indif
and in the future will continue his
discourse on that subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Romans of DEM
son are visiting their son, Clayton
and family this past week.
Will Smith and wife and famil.
of South Dakota are visiting thei
people, the Marshall and Snyde
families, this week.
Clarence Smith and family returne
to Geddes, Dakota, after length.
/ visit with their relatives IN and nea
4 Charter Oak
Mrs. Chris stahl is a Soldier visit
or this week. going there the first o
the week
The time of the Junior League ha
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VAIL. ITEMS.

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Mike O' ConnelE who has beer
sojourning in this vicinity for the
past six weeks, left for his home at
Toronto. Iowa. Saturday morning.
Miss Lii McAndrews returned
Tuesday from Bridgewater, S. D..
where she has been for the past year
for a, visit with her parents, before
going to her claim in South Dakota.
Theo. Pound has been in Omaha for
the last couple of weeks on business.
Alfe Starek came up from West
Side Friday and attended the dance.
Miss Mary Kenney and Master
Frank spent Tuesday in Omaha with
her brother, T. j. Kenney. who is in
the hospital there.
DR.. Darling is recovering slowly
from severe attack of pneumonia.
Miss Agnes Mitchell visited friends
in Denison last week.
Jake Ryan of Dunlap spent Thurs
day here with his brother. d. 7.
Landlord Hannah spent Thursday in
Omaha on business and pleasure.
M. j. Keane was transacting bust
ness in the county seat Saturday.
John Maloy of West Side made Vail
friends pleasant call Thursday.
Miss Margaret Mccarthy and Mae
Kelley were the guests of friends here
over Sunday.
Mr.. T. j. Kenney who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Wise
Memorial hospital at Omaha several
days ago, is rapidly recovering and
expects to return home soon.
The dance given by the young peo-
pie here last Friday night at the
opera house was a very select and
enjoyable affair, about thirty couples
being in attendance. The Holdridge
orchestra from Early. Iowa, furnished
the music.
DR.. Weir of Portsmouth, Iowa,
was called here last week in consulta-
tion with DR.. Young to see Howard
Mccullough who is suffering with
heart trouble. He was quite low al
the time, but at this writing is
slightly improved.
Mike Grenihan was to Omaha
Wednesday last looking for feeders
but returned without any.
Mrs. T. j. Kenney returned from 6
two weeks stay in Omaha Friday
evening.
T. M. Sheridan made a business
trip to Denison Wednesday.
Mr.. L. Osborn of Denison was call
ng on Vail friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey va
llled to Chicago SATURDAY b. til.
ath' of Mrs. Hickey's moiAer, Mrs
lrley.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Jones of DEM.
son spent Sunday here a. the Jas
McAndrews home.
Mrs. Barney Kaleeney and baby o
Sioux Falls, S. D.. who has been tn
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REDWOOD ITEMS.

Will Rockwell returned from South
Dakota last week.
Mr.. Jas. Turner killed beef last
Saturday.
Jas. and George Sharp shelled corn
Monday, Fienhold Bros. doing the
Smelling.
B. McCord was county seat caller
Saturday
Mrs. Probasco of Charter Oak Wis
tied her brothers and sisters at the
Haley home few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bramley were
shoppers in Dow City Saturday.
Mr.. Bert McElwain was operated
on at the Denison hopsital last week
and is reported improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber and
family of Denison were guests of
Mrs Weber's sister, Mrs. Zeph. Fien-
hold. last Sunday and while driving
out their horse died.
Mesdames Rockwell Bixler and
Mrs. VIM. Jordan, Miss Turner anc
brother and Mrs. VIM. Blackman were
among the Dow City shoppers satur-
day.
Ralph and Floyd Carson of Sac
City were visiting the Bryan Bros
a few days last week.
c. X. schafer of Omaha visited
relatives over Sunday. He reports f
r.. as improving very slowly.
Miss Jennie Duncan and Pnrc5
We're guests at their sister $, Mrs
: Vim. Hoffman, Sunday.
Mrs jacobson is reported as slowl.
/ convalescing.
. Hans Burahofer went to Denisoi
Saturday TO be operated on for az
pendicitis.
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City, had passed to the great, beyond
yesterday, Mr.. Brown used to be
pastor of the M. E. church in Charter
Oak. We will give further particu-
lars later.
Mrs. Soper, mother of Mrs. Fred
Davis is very i'll and though we hope
for the best not much hope is enter
tanned for her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Croutch of
Glenwood, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of Fred Davis and came to see
their mother.
Pete Simons of Butte, Neb.. and
Bert of Wolsey, S. D.. returned to
their homes this week. after a pleas
ant visit with relatives in this part
of the country.
Mrs. Laura Crone returned to her
home Monday. after her short stay in
the hospital. We hope she will con-
tinue to improve bodily strength.
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went with the stock. Monday night
the Mill & Elevator Co. shipped one
load of cattle.
Our leading merchant, E. Il.
Ryan, had the misfortune to fall down
the stairs at the hotel.on Monday last
and had his right arm broken in two
places. DR.. Wright of Carroll was
called to aid DR.. Glynn in setting
the injured arm. Ed. is now up and
around but will not be able for two
months. to attend business.
John Stagleman had a very fine
public sale OF live stock and machin-
cry on Thursday of last week. Every
thing advertised sold and went at
high prices.