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Again the Glad Hand Voyage Td Alaska XXXII—NO. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1898. WHOLE NO-1666 BREVITIES. FINGERS PRUNED. BUSINESS -OCAL8. A. E. Hotchkiss has a tandem to VOYAGE TD ALASKA Our 19c Underwear AGAIN THE GLAD HAND rent. K. L. Nichole and George Royce the Victims. Is the kind you have been paying 25c St. Johns post-office now closes at On Tuesday of this week E. L. for. John H icks . o’clock p. m. Nichols and George Royce, employes Goes Out to the Returned Soldier An Interesting Letter From O. L. At the Bicyole Meet Last Friday, For Two Weeks. Mrs. L. Canfield will show those Spaulding, Jr. in the house building department of From the Multitudes. beautiful pattern hats on Saturday St. Johns Manufacturing Co.’s works, at the Fair Ground. Bring in your apples, big or little, met with painful accidents. Mr. of every description, for paring, ship­ next. Nichols lost the upper portion of the FOGS AND “SHALLOWS” MARK A PER­ ping for cider, barreling, etc., to CHARLIE REEVES WELCOMED TO ST. The board of supervisors will meet two first fingers and thumb on the THE TRACK RECORD LOWERED AND SntAGUK & Squair ’s Elevator. JOHNS LAST FRIDAY KVKNINU. here next Monday for their October ILOUS TRIP. left hand, while working a circular session. saw, while Mr. Royce lost the whole of GOOD TIME MADE IN THE NOVICE. Elegant New Silks. W. II. Hartigan played at Corunna the first finger of the right hand. Mr. Silks that are stylish, the latest cre­ Is in Uood Health—Odd Fellows and Macca­ Safely Landed at St. Michael* With Thor­ Nichols has kept very free from acci­ Tuesday and at Ithaca the latter part ough Preparations fora Winter ’s Siege The Amateur* Were Having of Wind on the ation, will arrive this week bees at the Train In a Body -Has Been of the week. dents, considering the large nnmber of at JonN H icks ’. In Hospitals Since July 80. Geo. M. McCreery, of Shepardsville, years he has been employed in that - Turns, But Used It AU on the Final has been granted an increase of pen ­ establishment. Mr. Nichols is a mem­ Stretch. Onr New Dress Goods sion from $16 to $17 a month. The following letter, written by O ber of the shop insurance association, Are now in and are attracting special ,At least two thousand people met The ladles ’ society of the Congrega­ L. Spaulding, Jr., tohis father, Assist­ and will draw one-half of the amount attention. Novelties In patterns a of his usual daily wages. Mr. Royce Those who saw not the Fair because specialty. H. L. Kendrick . the evening train at this station last tional church will meet with Mrs. ant Secretary of the Treasury Spauld ­ was not a regular employe of the shop, Friday to welcome home Charles H. Frink Tuesday, October 11th. ing, will undoubtedly prove of great consequently, was not a member of the of races evened the score last Friday Time to Buy Blankets—Now. Reeves, of the 33d Michigan Volun ­ Hoerner & Son. proprietors of the interest to the readers of Thk Inde - insurance association. by attending the bicycle races at the Place to buy them—at John H icks ’. upper meat market, nave had the teers, Company L. The usual blank pkndent Fair Ground. A good crowd encour front of their building painted. : Misses Underwear. expression of complete surprise over ­ 8 . 8 . HrMBOi.DT, Bering Sea, Sept. 2, *98. aged the riders, close riding satisfied William Cochran is adding to the We ran into a fog as we approached the crowd and the announcement of One lot 39c each, reduced from 50c and shadowed his face when he first beheld beauty of his home on State street by ■*5c at JonN H icks ’. and heard the noisome crowd from the the addition of a new coat of paint. the Aleutian Islands; so, as there are the time made put both crowd and car platform, but he soon accustomed The M. E. aid society of Bengal will no lights and fog signals in this part riders in good humor. The racers were The Biggest Offers himself to the circumstances and en ­ meet with Mrs. C. L. 6lark, Thursday of the world, we had to go very slowly Of The I. O. O. F. of Michigan to nearly all home products and a sur­ Ever made in Millinery are given at afternoon, October 13. Everybody in ­ the Racket store. Mrs. S. J. Jones has joyed a ride to the carriage provided and carefully Sunday night and Mon ­ be Held in St. Johns- prising lack of animosity was the re­ vited. day, sometimes stopping altogether to sult. received another lot of Millinery goods. by his friend O. P. DeWitt, on the Jay Pruden, formerly of St. Johns, shoulders of near friends. Here he will occupy the pulpit in the Baptist take soundings. The captain had not There have been fast riders on this Music. underwent a process of hand-shaking church, this village, next Sunday been able to get a good observation of DESIGNED TO BE LARGEST MEET YET track, from Detroit, Cleveland, Chica­ Piano, Organ, Voice Culture and morning. the sun for several days, and was go­ go, Cincinnati, etc, many or whom Harmony ’. School year begins Satur­ that would appal an office canvasser. HELD IN THE STATE. have become professionals since one day, October 15th. Pupils may begin In the course of twenty or thirty The ladies of the Baptist church will ing largely by dead reckoning, so it year ago, who have done fast riding at any time. minutes he had traversed as many sell domestic cookery on Saturday was rather a credit to his skill as a and sent enthusiastic sports into Mrs. Marion E. Dodge . afternoon, October 8, at L. J. Calkins ’ Tlie Day* Set Apart For Thin Grand Dis­ inches of ground, was seated in the car­ grocery store. navigator that the first land we ecstasy, yet the fastest ridingever done sighted—some very wicked looking play and Competitive Drill Are Tues­ on this track was one mile in 2:214. Imported Novelty Pattern Dresses riage, which was decked out with the A penny saved is a penny earned. day and Wednesday, Oct. 11 and 18. And yet again, on Friday last, at the to close at 59c yer yard, former price national colors, and driven to his home. You can earn and also save pennies by rocks—was only about an hour’s run meet this article commemorates, in a 90c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 —great values. The Odd Fellows and Maccabees, of trading with merchants who advertise from Dutch Hqrbor. one mile exhibition, this record was They will not last long at these prices. for your custom. We reached there early Monday The State Encampment of the I. O which orders he is a worthy member, afternoon, and found ten or a dozen lowered to 2:12 2-5 by a rider picked John H icks . followed in a body, and all all as­ The Friday evening services in St. ships, American and British, at an ­ O. F., will hold its annual meeting in from your midst, and still some of you Johns church will begin with tomorrow St. Johns, on Tuesday and Wednesday, did not see It, The amateur races Fail and Winter Millinery. sembled at the house for further evening and continue untill further chor. Most were sailing vessels, but were well contested ones, and uncer ­ The handsomest line of novelties in demonstration. there were two small British men-of- October 11th and 12th, 1898. This is notice, at 7 o’clock. war, the “Amphion ” and “Pheas­ tain as to the winner to the last heat, up-to-date Fall and Winter Millinery Mr. Reeves has been a very sick man, Alvin Wlnegar, of Bengal, who had the regular meeting and will be at­ likewise the novice. may now*, as ever, be found at but is enjoying good health now. In ant, ” and one can doubtless tell all tended by a large number of delegates One week from tomorrow, at the an interview we learned the following the misfortune to have one of Ills feet about them, so I wont go into particu­ Boucher & Putsch ’s, fierced with a nail, is able to be about lars. Our decks, crowded with sol­ from all parts of the state. There are Fair Grounds, Shaffer and Rice will Head of Clinton Ave., East Side. facts : flis daily cares again. about 125 subordinate encampments ride a three mile race. Shaffer won He, in company with Harris, went diers, excited great interest, and we in the state, and they will, if all are the one mile amateur last week, but to Island Lake and enlisted in Com- Regular meeting of the Morning were saluted by dipping ensigns all Rowell’s Cider Mill Star Lodge, I). of H., Tuesday Octo­ the way in. represented, send a large delegation. there are those who think Rice is the Will start up Sent. 28,1898, and will any L, 33d Regiment. In two weeks In connection with this meeting the uncrowned victor, and this event will run Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur­ Se was sent to Camp Alger, and from ber 11, at 7:30 o’clock. A general at­ Dutch Harbor and Unalaska are Cantons of the state will hold their settle the question for a while. Now there down the Potomac on the City of tendance is requested. really pretty little places. The’former days. Will also make Jelly. annual State Cantonment at the same why not take this in? It doesn ’t wist Rowell & Matteson .
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