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pals in Negro schools.
i. They asked for a school in thai
part Of the city known as Sidney, and
an improvement in the schools al
ready established.
.. They requested that a vaca-
tional school be put in operation for
the benefit Of colCrcd children sim
liar to the one now in vogue for
white children. During the course
OF argument, which was presented to
the Board by J. Thomas IIcwin, Esq,
and W. y. Jordan. it was shown that
million colorcd people had left the
south within the last twelve months
and the prime cause was the lack of
cducational facilities fer colorcd chill
dren, which are necessary to fit them
to meet the requirements and de
mands OF American citizenship.
The committee was highly pleased
with the courteous reception rendered
them by the School Beard
Il. G. Burke Cashier Of the st.
Luke Penny Savings Bank. and Mr.
John II. BraXton, a real estate agent
OF this city. were also members of
this committee. but owing to previous
bu mess engagements, they could not
be present
The Richmond Branch Of the Ma
tional Association. at its annual meet
ing, elected Rev. w. II. Stokes. OF
EbcnoZcr Church, as its president.
j. Thomas lIcwin. Esq, who has
previously filed the Office declin I'd
reelection, because it was the desire
Of the Executive Committee to have
him represent the Branch in all OF
its legal matters, consequently. Mr.
Iicwin stated that he did not con-
slider ii in keeping with the ethics of
his profession for him, as President.
to remain in that Office and yet rep
resent the Branch at the Bar in lc-
Eai matters.
The Richmond Branch although
only one year old. has made splen-
did record for championinG things
which affect the colorcd people.
Recently the TakaCola people in
this city had an enormous amount Of
sugar on sale, and an officer was sta
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
ROSCOE CnNkLING SIMMONS AT
REi'OItNlER HALL. SUNDAY.

Hear the Man and his Message:
Il belong to Race among whom
there are neither hyphcnS, Slackcrs,
paciiiStS, |. W. VS. nor apologiStS.
Orcn the door Of that Jim Crow car,
take the rope from around my neck.
unchain my hands, take this ball ana
chain from my ankle, ana I'll notify
the Germans, or anybody else, that |
stand upon the memory Of Lincoln
and defy the world"
"Lct the southern white speak. 1t
is his time to be heard. Let him
say that his judges will be just and
his Shcriffs will be brave before mobs.
Let him stay the lynchcr and dare
the mob to light a torch, and let
him hand me the ballot. and then |
will speak. | will promise him that
we will make Dixie blossom like
tho sc.'-Fxccrp:s from recent
speeches by this peerless orator.
Mr.. Simmons will speak in this
city at tho Rcformers' Hall on Fri
day, December 7th ut $50 p. NJ. un-
der the auspices Of the Spartan Lit
erary and Athletic Association.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
BIG OppORTINITN TO BE GIVEN
iOtNG tDl.ORED PEOPLE
richmond Young People To Become
Move Stars

Washington. November 2S,--In n
short time. the young colored people
OF Richmond are going to be given
an opportunity to appear in movie
pictures The National Colorcd Sol
dicrS Comfort Committee. in its cf-
Tort To raise $4,000, 900 fer the reli f
OF the dependents of our colorcd sol
dlcr$ VIII put a contest on in Rich
Elond to secure colorcd young men
ana women Of that city for the lead
ing parts in a movie picture play to
be written for that city, the young
man and woman having the highest
number OF votes to he assigned the
icadin% parts. and at least six others
gwen parts according to their stand
ing. THESE films will be shown
throughout the country and as they
VIII depict the valor and progress
OF the race, they will not only assist.
as is planned. in raising the $4,000 =
600 fund. but will create "A faircr
sentiment towards the race on the
part Of whites who will see the film
in movie theatres throughout the
country. A contest is now on here
and in Baltimore to secure young
colorcd people for the movie picture
play to be written and taken for
these TWO cities. The Richmond
film will provide for only Richmond
young colorcd people as actors and
actresses. and will show local Kich
mond scenes. Indicative of race prog
rcSS also.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
MoSSf,lI.-G.NINES.

\ wedding OF interest took place
on Sunday, November %, at 3 =. NJ,
when Miss Jeanette l.. Gaines became
the bride Of DR.. Aaron A. Mosscll,
OF Philadelphia. Miss Gaines is the
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. A. l..
Gaines. Of Baltimore, and DR.. Mos.
sell is the son OF Mrs. Mary Tanner
MoSScll, Of Philadelphia. The ccre-
mony was performed by Rev. Gaines
assisted by Rev. Carlton Tanner. pas.
tor Metropolitan Church, Washing
ton. ID. G., and Rev. J. $. Collins. Of
Easton, Md.
The bride. who was given in mar
riagc by her hrothcr-in-law, Mr.. II.
Wallis lanSey, was attircd in a rein
deer velour suit with skunk trim.
mings and carried Il bouquet of white
r'ecs She was attended by her sis-
ter, Miss Florence y. Gaines and
Miss Sadie Z. Mosscll sister of tho
groom. The groom was attended by
his uncle. Dean Lewis Is. Moore, OF
Howard University.
Among the invited guests were Dr.
and Mrs. \. O. Reed. Bishop and Mrs.
John Hurst. DR.. and Mrs. Jno. &. Rob
inson, MIR. and Mrs. j. G.. FcnncIl.
-.
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Pratt,
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Lyon. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Wallis LanScy. Mr. and Mrs.
Evans Fernandis, Madams Mary Tan
ncr MoSscll, Of philadclphia; Mary
+. Handy, Mary Dcnnys. Dorah
James. Florence Nicholson. G. L.
Murray, Jeanette llil Maurice Ep-
stein. Marie tlagE. Curtis w. Carncn-
tnp
Misses Bessie and Sadie MoSscll. OF
lhiladrlphia: Mary Denny. Sarah
Tanner Of Washington, Bertha
James. Mary Rr"drord. Anna Cum
mings, Hester Murray, Helen Deavcr
Margaret Williams, Mary Williams
FLORENCE Matthews. Ncttic Harris,
Annie Epstein, Dean Lewis b. Moore
Rev. Carlton Tanner, Washington,
ID. c., Mrs. Lincoln Weaver, Cecil
GloStcr and Mr.. Ellis Epstein.
baltimore, Md
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
Mrs. Carrie Wickhan Smith Gone.

SMlTII-Mrs. Carrie Wickham
saith died at the .csiGcncc OF her
husband. John II. Smith. Thursday.
November s. at els \. NJ, at 81 w.
Baker Street, afte- Il very brief i'll
ness
Her funeral took place Sunday,
from the Fir.t BAPTIST Church in
which she held membership. at 100
o'clock
The nowc.-; which were sent by
friends and noignbors rxprcssld the
esteem in which Mrs. Smith was held.
Rev. w II. Johnson. d. D.. preached
very impressive sermon. Mr.. Jo-
s"ph Matthews sang very touchinsly,
"Somc Sweet Day"
Honorary pail bearers were: Thad-
deus W. Pcmblcton. w w. blackwell.
r. Il. Goodwin. Charles Lewis;
Active. christopher Pollard. Wn.
Johnson. Isaac Jones. Percy Smith,
James Wyatt. w. II. Giles.
Mr.. A. ID. Price had charge Of the
funeral arrangements.
She leaves to mourn their loss, q
loving and devoted husband. thrc,
girls, three boys father. two brothers.
three nncles, an aunt, and a host OF
relatives and friends. peace to her
ashes"
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
PRoF. MARCIiiNT TO DELIVER
ADDRESS HERE

Tnc Baptist Young Peoples Union
ot the Faith Street Baptist Church
Will present Prof. j. l.. Marchant, in
an address, Sunday evening, Dcccm-
hcr ., 1917, at the above named
church, ut four O'Clock. His subject
Will be. 'Thrcc Keys to One Door"
Professor Marchant is Il mem bcr Of
the faculty OF the Virginia Theologi-
cal Seminary and College, Lynchburg
and will be introduced by the pastor,
ltcv. T. j. King.
Musical numbers will be furnished
by the Junior Choir Of the Church,
Mir. James Ii. Walls. leader. Miss
Nj. Kate Doyle is president OF the
''n'"M an Ms. E"tello y, tilcy, SOC
rctary.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01

We wash Ia tender our sincere
taHHhS 10 our !rIcnda and nriHuDurS
Tor Ucvda Il kIhdn1SS ANA tApr,.,
"4oIlH nl &!Iupuln! on tnr occasion ul
the dcath OF my ucNot"d Vile and our
W' iAcr, Mrs. Carrie NIckhum SMITH
AT SuCh Il time, when one is over
WA"Llncu Win sorrow and bUrucnrd
W1th Srlcl over the death ol Il dear
one Il sympathetic word or act goes
Il lonG way towards cOnSOling Il
broken heart and troubled mind. We
especially want to thank The neigh.
borS Tor their beautiful DESIGNS, the
ruin street baptist Church, Baker
School, The Nurses Training Class
ol the Armstrong High School, and
the numerous friends fer their most
beautiful flowers.
Truly, but sadly yours,
John IT, Smith and children.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
NIT. CAtMELiS GREAT CAMPAIGN
AGAINST DEBT.

Battle No. | conducted last Sunday
November 2oth, by Licutcnants T. ID.
(aficc, Rosa B. Caffcc and Octayia
Allen. has been fought and won.
Battle No. = will be fought next
Sunday. December =, in the morning;
at communion in the afternoon, and
at night by the following lieutcnantS:
John Young, Norman Aston, James
Wells. Louise Adams and Eliza Al
bert.
Battle No. 3. conducted by Licuten-
ant Jennie Bell, shall be fought and
won Monday night, December 3rd,
when Topsy will visit and sing at a
IN Iu Social in Xululand.
Come. come! come. and witness
these war-liko engagements.
Key. t.. ID. Caifcc, pastor: W. w. Car
ter, clerk.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
III NDS NEEDED

The Working Woman'S Industrial
Home and Nursery for Colorcd Chill
dr"n, at l'l% Taylor Street, is in need
81 lulluS To meet Il note on the boys
huildln&.and L. pay pressing bills.
such rs milk, shoes and school sun
plies for our little ones. We have
fifteen children in school, thirteen
under twelve years Il age. They arc
doing we'll Will the friends to "up-
liz and education" help them To con,
tinuc. by sending their &itts to the
i"nnd"r and managcr at the above
address?
=. :. Our only support are volun-
iecr contributions.
Mrs. X. Y. Crawford. manager
1913 Taylor street. City.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
IiNEW ABOUT HER.

There were some good qualities in
the soul Of Florence Jackson. | pro-
badly know more about her early
life than any one at the present time.
My home was in Eagle Rock Va.
The names of my father and mother
were James and Louisa Rodgers and
they were respected by all the people
in that little mountain village and
both were devoted Christians and
they are still remembered by the old
or citizens of that place. My father
is still living and makes his home
with us. My mother died in 1910.
1t was in this home that Florence
spent her early life.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01

also their guards. maids. flower girls
and page boys. THO rally was under
the direction Of Mrs. DR.. Blaney
Mrs. Ada l.cwiJ was the manager
Mrs. Maggie l. Walker was pres
cnt and spoke in glowing terms OF
how Mrs. Blaney had been the in
Strumcnt in bringing this grand and
noble affair to the city OF Richmond
to help lift finances.
Mr.. T.. j. Johnson represented the
President Of the United States, and
Mrs. Margaret Howard represented
tho first lady of the land" Both
acted their parts we'll The grand
total amount taken in was three hun
drcd and nifty dollars.
g.. DIR. H. -. <DLAI-..Y,
So Nor,n tlrst Street.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
THE MOTHER or FLORENCE

In the Fall of i$93 there came to
my fathers nome woman by the
name of Annie Godfrey and she had
with her Il girl child, not yet two
years Of age and asked if they would
keep the child for few days. as she
was going in tho country and would
return for the child. She told my
mother to call the child, Florence.
My mother willingly took the child
as all Of rs had grown up. In the
course Of few years I married and
moved to ParkcrSburg in 1897 and
in the Summer of 1901. my mother
visited me and brought Florence with
her. On mothers return TO Eagle
Rock. | kept Florence and sent her
to school. She was a bright and in
tclligcnt child and made many friends
at school.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
OBITUARY

JohSon. On Sunday, November is,
1912 AT his home, 1884 Etting street,
Baltimore, Md, julius G.. Johnson
ST.. deputy gran master OF the GIa ia
United Order of Odd Fellows in
America and beloved husband of Lille
NJ. Johnson.
Funeral from Sharp Street NJ. e.
Church, Baltimore. Md, Wednesday
November II. At | O'Clock. Members
OF the Grand United Order Of Odd
Fellows relatives and friends invited.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
IN Every Member Honor Roll and
Nil.tary Soc i'll at the True
Rcf0rIncrS' Hall

The public is invited to attend tn ;
Every Member Honor Roll and Mill
tary Social Tuesday evening. Dccrm-
her lth, $50 o'clock. at the True Re
formers Han. under the auspices of
klnG Solomon Fountain. G. T.. L. O.
I. K. special feature will be Il
military drill in command of Cap
talnS Walter S. C6wan and Rosa 4.
brown. Admission: 10 cents: re.
iroShmentS. free. DR.. w. H. Smith.
chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
THE TRUE REFORNIERS' pTRLIt'
MEETING.

The Richmond Division of the
Grand f.. Y. O. r. r. will hold a
Public Meeting on Friday night Nov
cmher 80, at s o'clock in the Reform
crs Hall. All True Rcformers and
the general public are invited, Rev
w. II. Johnson of the First Baptist
Church and Mr.. w. S. Woods0n, G. =.
W. NJ. wi Il be the principal speakers
l.. l.. Stanard, G. w. s.
DR.. w. IT. Smith, G. w. Treas.
Eliza Norrcll. Chief Richmond Div
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
Mrs. McAdoo's Card of Thanks.
Planet. Richmond, Va.

Planet. Richmond, Va.
Washington. ID. G., Nov. lO.-On
behalf Of the Woman's Liberty Loan
Committee | want to extend to yOu
our heartfelt thanks and appreciation
for the splendid cooperation you gave
us in obtaining nationwide publicity
during the Liberty Loan campaign
just closed.
Yours very truly,
MRS. WIN. G. McADOO,
Chairman Woman's Liberty Loan
Committee.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
GOoDlI--BtRRELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Burrcll
WISH to announce the marriage OF
lh"r daughter. Georgia Lee. to Mr..
lewis 7. Good". September II. 1917.
at IN" Residence Of Rev. II. B,cchcr
Taylor.
Reception n 5l5 knny Street. De
r"nIrrr !. ir m 5 to II l.. NJ.
Friends are invited: no cards.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
\ Successful Queens Rally.

The beautiful and spacious audi
torium of the Second Baptist Church,
OF which Rev. Il. ID. Lewis is pastor
was crowded 10 its utmost capacity
on last Monday night to witness one
OF the prettiest affairs that has cNpr
been given in the history Of the city
Of Richmond. The queens looked
grand in their handsome costumes
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL tWOII:

st. Andrews Episcopal Choir
(whitc) will render grand sacred
concert at the First Presbyterian
thurch. ccrncr Monroe and Catherine
Streets. Sunday afternoon at four
o'rlock. Choir Of thirty voices. \
real treat in store for music lovers
The public Is cordially invited.
REV. a. y. HECTOR, pa.tor
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
CALLED HER SISTER.

| was very much devoted to her.
She always called me her sister and
Mr. BaycS. her brother. She was q
good and Obcdicnt child and We all
loved her. In 1907, my mother
wrote me to let Florence come and
stay with her as she was getting
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS ASSIST
ANT I'NDERAKER. AND EN-
RAIMER Wanted by Young Man
Graduate Of Eckcl'S College Phil.
Pa. Holds Virginia license Had
two years practical experience.
Can furnish necessary rofcrciccs.
Address, CHARLES G.. WAYLAND
Care IrvinG-WayiIill Co.. Char
lOttcSvillo, Va.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01

This will announce the marriage Of
Miss Bessie Y. Marrow, late of New
York, 10 Prof. \. W. Reason. at l:l5
+. NJ. Nov. 10. 1917. The marriage
took place at st. Joseph. Mo, which
is to be their home for the future.
REV. j. II. WILEY.
lG Diamond ST. Providence. II. |.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
Divorce Granted.

TO whom 1t may concern: That I.
Mrs. Ella Wooldridge-Nels OF
915 Centre ST., Is divorced by law
from Mr.. Richard Nelson.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01

Mrs. Daisy Jones, wife Of DR.. r. f..
jones, is much improved. She has
been SO seriously i'll that her sisters
came in haste to visit 4Ser. They
have since returned home
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01

$40 to $25 per week during spare
time. No reference required. parti-
culars. terms etc: $25 II. Wes;cr
Box 131 Montgomery, Ala.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
WOIl.D HAVE MADE ARRANGE
MENTS.

| wired Or. G. r. Ilu@hrs concern
ing tn" body and in answer, he said
that the body would be buried by
her husband and | did not know amy
better until | received The Planet
saturday. Had | known that she
WAS being buried by the public |
would have made different arrange
mcntS.
Poor Florence was taken from a
Christian home and good moral III
ilucncc. only to meet Il sad ana Nn-
timely death. Her memory is cher
iShcd hy the ones VINO knew her best.
tMRSD JOHN II. BAY ES.
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01
Editor al The Planet,
NOT SO BAD Ms PICTURED.

While in life. she may not have
measured up to the standard to
which God would have us all to live,
hut | can not believe that she was
the bad woman that she has been
pictured to be through the press. I
have read your paper Of the lIth
and eth but failed to sec any ac-
count Of any one speaking in her
behalf
Richmond planet., 1917-12-01

AIS BuSrh street,
parkrr%hur%. " Va, Nov. -. 1917.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board OF Trustees OF joint School
District Nos. 3 and 8. Granite and
Missoula counties, Montana, at Rock
Creek bridge, up to o'clock p. m. on
the 31st day of July. 1917. for furnish
ing materials and constructing a
school building for said school district,
plans for which are on file at the
home OF clerk of said district.
Proposals must be addressed to the
Clerk of the Board of Trustees of joint
School District Nos. 3 and 8. Granite
and Missoula counties, Montana, and
must contain certified check or its
equivalent. made payable to said clerk
In an amount equal to three (3fe) per
cent OF the amount of the bid
Plans and specifications may be
seen, and blank forms for proposal
procured from the clerk of the Board
OF Trustees OF said District,
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
JOHN GAISER, Chairman,
CLEMENTS L. GAISER.
TIL to 81 inc. Clerk
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Sale Of Timber FDatheao indian
Reservation.

Sealed bids marked outside bid
Flathead Timber. Roman Unit" and
addressed to Superintendent Of the
F1athead Indian School. Dixon. Mon
tana, will be received until IL o'clock
noon, Mountain Time. Tuesday, Sep
tember II. 1917. for the purchase OF
the merchantable timber upon tribal
and allotted lands situated within
Sections and s. T. ~ n. r. 10 W.;
Sections s. s, Z. s. 3. 10. Is. Is. II. Is,
IS, 20. Fl, %. 81, es. 20. 80. SO and "a.
7. 20 N. r. - W.: Sections 81, %, 81.
-, 33 and 81. T. 81 N, r. 10 W.: Sec
ton and Section IL. r. 20 N, r. 20
W.. N. P. NJ, containing approximately
$1,000. 900 feet Of timber. over so per
cent Western Yellow Pine. Each bid
shall state the amount per thousand
Guiding "bull pine") and the amount
per thousand feet offered for Fir, Larch
and Others species. Each bid must be
submitted in triplicate and be accom-
panied by a certified check on a sol.
vent national bank. drawn In favor of
the Superintendent Of the Flathead
Indian School. In the amount of $4,000,
The deposit will be returned II the bid
= rejected. and retained as forfeit II
the bid Is accepted and the bond and
agreements required by the regulations
are not furnished within so days from
the date when the bid Is accepted. No
bid Of less than So per thousand feet
for Yellow Pine and $1.25 per thousand
feet for Douglas Fir. Larch and other
species will be accepted. The right to
reject any and all bids is reserved,
Copies of regulations and other infor-
nation regarding the proposed sale
including specific description OF the
sale area. may be obtained from the
Superintendent OF the Flathead Indian
School, Dixon, Montana.
Washington. D. c., May 4. 1917.
CATO SELLS,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
90 to 7-l3 Inc.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR, DELIVER
ed any part OF city. II. y. Prescott.
Phone 1908,
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REAL EsTATE-clTy

MODERN COTTAGE, WEST SIDE:
three extra large rooms: three fun
lots: chicken house. To desirable
party will accept small cash pay
ment: balance like rent, interest at
per cent. Price, $4,000. Price
Jones Company. Higgins Block.
Phone 1916.
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]. w. w. REGISTERED
AGAINST THEIR WILL

Helena, July 10.-Six men, alleged
members of the I. w. W.. who were
arrested at Libby for failure to reg
lister on June 5. for military service
and who were each given six months
in the Lewis and Clark county Jail by
Federal Judge George NJ. Bourquin,
have refused to sign the registration
cards. However, the cards were filled
out and the names of the men listed,
SO that they will stand the same
chance as anyone else of being draft
ed,
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LOST AND FOUND

PoCKETBOOK, BLACK LEATHER.
size 3x2 inches; contained money
and valuable articles. Missed at
Shapard hotel and last used at Flor
ence hotel. Lost on street between
the two hotels. Liberal reward will
be paid to the finder by Missoulian.
LOST - GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
somewhere between Pillsville and
first bridge on Blackfoot road Name
on inside of back cover. Return and
receive reward. J. f. Bode, Bonner.
LOST-ON HAMILTON OR COR
wallis road, badly cut Goodyear 3Ox
3k tire casing. Reward. L. c., No.
10, Missoula. Phone S4Ol Black,
LOST = SUNDAY, BETWEEN ST.
1gnatius and Arlee, brown satchel
containing various articles of cloth
ing. r. II. Mckay. Missoula.
LOST-SMAI.L BLACK PURSE CON-
tanning an amount OF silver. Findcr
leave at Missoulian. Reward.
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l SOLID MAHOGANY SETTEE. |
L. {. s. Spanish course. with phono-
graph. Phone 1899,
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M'Apoo DENIES LOAN REPORT,

Washington, July 1O.-Published re-
ports setting September Is rs the date
for the next Liberty loan and it's
amount at $4,000. OO0. 900 drew a formal
denial today from Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo, who said that he
had not yet determined when the next
offering shall be made or what its
amount shall be. Sass
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NOTICE OF ESTRAY SALE-I WILL
sell at public auction July Fl. 1917
at 2 p. M, at Roman. Missoula
County, Mont, the following de-
scribed stray mule: about II years
old; color, light roam: weight, zoo
pounds; branded inverted q and a
underneath on right shoulder. Owner
proving title prior to sale may have
same without charge. J. J. Fitzpat-
rick. Stock Inspector. Perma, Mont.
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FIRST CLASS TEAM - WEIGHT.
900. Alfred Larson. Rattlcsnakc
r. No z
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NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI.
turc bought and sold. ia West Ce.
dar. Phone l4l1 Black
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3 YOUNG JERSEY COWS, HEAVY
with calf; yearing heifcr. 4Ad-
| dress +. X, care Missoulian
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Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
So to 7-l3 inc.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE %
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. Mrs. John F.. Pres
ton. 237 South Sixth, f..
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL.
houseWork on ranch. Phone S52o
! Red.
WANTED--WA DONE ONCE
| a week. Phone 1870 ],
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEVRITERS = NEW. REBUILT
and second hand, on easy monthly
payment terms. Typewriters rented
Rental will apply on purchase. REM
ington Typewriter Co.. 7l5 Cleveland
street Telephone 623
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0JN0e CVNeS
Williams Auto Service-Ravalli eo
robson. Leaves Ravailt at and p:e0
q. m: makes connection with boat
klondike at Poison for Somsra.
]. +. Dishman-Ravalli 70 Roaaan
Meets trains ~. ) and ~,
Bitter Root Stage-Leaveo 0bAanNn
and Florence hotels at 3 q. "a. AyS4Ue0
at Hamilton lO:45 q. m. Leaves 49,
uton for Missoula at I .. =.
Blackfoot Express Staeo-Nae oVnna
do Leaves sha0asd at ! q -