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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-08
AN EVENT OF 1884

One of the big undertakings of 1884
which should have been mentioned in
the local ANNALS of the Year" We pub.
lished last week, was the restoration OF
jays block. This large three stofy
building for some time was in a very
dangerous condition, the south wall was
out of plumb about four inches,
the north partition wall between
it and the old postofice build
ing had gone down several inches
and portion Of the front had given
way. A consultation of leading con-
tractors and builders was held. It's re-
pair was deemed q risky undertaking
and some persons favored the demoli-
ten OF the structure. at this iuncture
the matter was finally turned over to the
entire management of Mr.. E. f.
Sprague, who, although almost alone
In his special views of repairing
the building, felt perfectly confident of
the correctness and practibility of his
own plans. He commenced the work
amidst general doubt and mIs0iVing. ex-
cept in his own mind. Beginning on
the partition wall he went below the old
foundation, put in q solid base Of gravel
and cement aud = new foundation above
that. This new wall was made almost
double the width of the old one
and upon it was carried from
the bottom up to the roof, a
new division wall experimenting the
old one which was also rebuilt where de-
manded; solid buttress of heavy rock,
well cemented was sunk at the front end
OF the partition wall; the defective front
was rebuilt, the south face OF the block
was brought into PLUMB, and the joists
of the floors tied to the walls by numer-
GUS iron rods, To-day the building
stands stronger and ffrmer than It was
when first erected. jays block and
those adjoining 1t, as they now stand,
are monuments TO the skill, ability and
grit of the able contractor and master
builder whom we have mentioned. The
work was coursgeously handled, and in
view OF the great success attending
the undertaking. and the present entire
safety and sOlidIty Of the building, we
do not doubt Ed Sprague feels q worthy
PRIDE in IL. He certainly has reason 10
be proud of what he accomplished.
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NOWIS THE TIMETOBUY
CARD OF rHANks.
PLUA1B, Kan. Jan, 1

LOAAhI hSu.i JAD, /, 1850.
dr- and Mrs. w. S Phillips were very
agreeably surprised OF New Years day
by large number OF friends assembling
at their residence, aud wish to extend
thanks to them. The guests began ar
irving at II 80, aud by o'clock all had
arrived. The rooms were we'll filed,
and the sound Of laughter, the buzz of
conversation, sweet strains of music and
happy faces. told the, the expectation of
Ofhaving an enjoyable time were being
more than fdlflllei. At 2:30 O'Clock q
bountitul repast was served;
the table, which extended near
ly the length of the dining
room, was spread with the choicest
productions Of the season. The pastry
and other articles reflected gre It credit
for skill in the culinary art by the ladies
OF the vi;inty. After dinner was served
handsome cake has presented to the
host, as memorial of the happy occa-
sion. The host and hostess return thanks
to Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clucas for excellent
music, both vocal and instrumental The
music was such as to convince all pres
ent that Mrs CIucas is fIst-cllss pi-
anist. At 4 o'clock the guests prepared
for departing hOmeward, expressing
themselves in the language of Jeduthan
squash I'VE are mighty glad We stopped
here" AS the guests were preparing for
their departure they wished their host
and hostess long lite and happy New
Year, and they 10 turn expressed their
thanks as we'll as their regrets that
they should SO SOON leave the vicinity
and the many friends whom they have
had for long years, and around whom
are Cntwined many happy recollec-
tions, PLUMB.
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THE BUSINESS MARrs.
The PRICES AT TRADE CENTERs
Tho 81 City Live Sbock Markst Is he
ported especially for THE DAILY

TIE PRICES AT TRADE CENrERs
Tho 81 mas CITY Live stock Macket IS Re
ported ESPECIALLY for THE DAILY
SRNs every afternoon bv
ANDY j. SNYDER q CO.,
Rooms SO and "a Exchange BuIidins
KNAsA CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. January I.
CATTLE-Receipts, !, 6Os; good demand fol
good natives at steady prices; good inquiry
for choice fat cows and butchers at steady
Hoes-ReceIpts. Il i5s; market opened
higher.
The Daily Indicator reporsa: Wheat-Re.
7s3, $50; lower; No. red CASH. sales at 5sc
march; sales at Sic; May, sales at 6sXG
CORN-Receipts, 1855; shipments. 1880;
in store, 1854; weaker; No. 2 cash. sales al
e G2SkSc:: c., F Eebrg1aTy, 27kc bid, 2sc asked;
@5o5<c; No. white cash. sales at g. nc
OATs-No cash, ST les at 24xc
EGGs-Unchanged.
RUTTER-UnchanRed
HAY Fancy small baled. $40 co.
PRoVlsIoHs-Dry salt, shoulders. axe; clear
sides, exc; long clear sides, 6kci clear rib
sides, exc. Smoked, shoulders, !Gc; long
SEc; sugar cured hams foIS G Sa
con, 11Hc: dried beef, lilo; clear pork, $I4 co;
mess pork, $i2 90; tierce lard. IKE,
A. oa.eGso.
CBiOA9o. January Z.
HOGs-Receipts. 4, oO0i active, firm and l0C
higher; a 1904 65.
oArrLE-ReceIpts. 1909; steady; exports
IS 9OG6 Is; good to choice s. 0005 80; com.
mon to fair, 81 GOA 75.
SHEEP-ReceIpts. 1000; steady; 81 1904 Is.
WHEAT-Very unsettled; closed lower;
7Skc for cash and January,
CoBN-Aciive, closed nominaIly un hanged
361<c for cash.
OATs-steady: 261Ic for January
RYE-Firm; 54Kc
BARLEY-Nominal; Cos.
FLAX SEED-StronR: 81 20.
PORK-HiRher at S1I 95 for January.
LARD-Higher at Sc % Tor January.
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.EMPORIA DEMOCRAT
Prospectus for 1885.
The Leading Democratic Paper
5Is Central Kansas.

The Emporia Democrat enters upon
the year 1885 under more favorable
prospects than ever before The sue
cess of the Democrats in the recent ma
tIonal contest places the affairs of the
country largely IN the hands of that
party which will cause the people 70
look to Democratic papers with more
than ususl interest.
THE DEMOCRAT,
aware of this fact, will endeeVor to keep
abreast of the times aud keep its readers
posted on all questions of public impor-
lance. 1t will contain each week .
complete synopsis Of the general news,
both home aud freIGn, as well as all
the local news oil Lny importance.
ITS SPECIAL CoRREsPoNDENCE.
OLe of its most Interesting features
for the next few months will be its
special correspondence. The Hon.
James A. George who stumped this con-
Eressional district in the recent campaign,
and who for number of years has been
the Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Express, will furnish US letter
each week during the session of congress
irom the national capital, which alone
will be worth m1Te than the price
of the paper. In addition TO this
n. T. Nix who is now IN
the Oklohom4 country will keep our
readers posted on Oklahoma matters.
We also have a special correspondent at
New Orleans who Will furnish ~ .
weekly letter from there during the Ex-
position making our special correspon-
dence superior to that of any paper in
the state. Our editorial columns in
which will be discussed all
the live questions coming before the
people will be unusually interesting,
while our miscellaneous and literary
matter, both original and selected. will
be of the highest order. making
THE DEMOCRAT
the best home weekly il the stale. Now
is the time to subscribe at the beginning
of the year.
TERMs-$l50 III advance. Sample
copies furnished FREE on application.
McCOWN 3 BUCHER,
Publishers.
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CHURCH NOTES

The churches were we'll attended Sun
terday, the morning congregation at the
First Presbyterian church, to hear the
new pastor, Rev. L NJ Schofield, being
unusually large, aud none were dlsap-
pointed. the discourse being a most ex-
cellent one. Trustees were elected after
this service.
At the First Methodist the pastor
preached a centennial sermon Ia the
morning. The evening service was sup
plemented with short season of PRAYER
and song.
The sacrament OF the Lords supper
was administered at the First Congrega-
tionsl church. Mrs. ID. II. Stone united
with the church by letter
Communion services were held at the
First Baptist church after the morning
sermon. After the Sabbath school ses
sion officers for the school were elected
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ST. MARY,S H0sPIcAL

During the past year there have been
426 patients 10 the ST. Mary's hospital
The sisters in charge have done good
work and supplied great want. The
accommodations are good and the care
given the patients is fi,st-class in every
particular. In all this large number of
patients only two have died ia the hos
pital. The sisters thank the citiztns for
help rendered, and the people are under
yet greater obligations to those cOadact-
ing this good work.
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cOURr aoUaE ColamIrTEr.


The following gentlemen constitute
the committee selected Lionday To
consider with the commissioner the
court house and Jail question:
Agnes City. Joseph Weeka-
Waterloo. F. II. Weaver.
Ivy, J.. E. WallingsEord.
Americas, L. A. Wood.
Fremont, John Reeves.
Reading, Geo. Plumb.
EmporIa, d.. A. Coppock,
Jackson, w. B. Cook.
Center, Dan1 Bitter.
Eimendaro, g. W. Sutton.
Pike, Neil Campbell.
First wards. B, Riggs and c. Hood
Second ward-H. G. Gross and L. d.
Jacobs.
Third ward-I. Z Lambert and D.
w. Holderman.
Fourth Ward--E. W. Cunningham
and j. ). Watson.
The members OF the committee are re.
quested to meet the commissioners al
the court house on Saturday. January
10th. at O'Clock.
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The bills OF R. 81 Burke and e Ev-
ans for medical attendance on LuawIck
we're rejected.
In the claim of Agnes City township
to have the taxes collected on certain
personal property in Americas township
for the year 1888 set over TO the said
Agnes CITY loWnship. the board decided
that az the tax had been collected and
paid out, and the county treasurer set.
tied With, the board had no authority 10
do anything In the matter.
The bid OF John Allen for an assign.
ment Of tax sale certificates on certain
lots in Americas was laid over.
The report of the superintendent OF
the pour farm was received and placed
on file.
The minutes of the last regular and
subsequent special meetings were reaC
by the clerk and approved.
The board then adjourned until to
morrow morning.
| Attest: ROLAND LAKIS,
County Clerk
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Dates were set for hearing road cases
as follows:
On Wednesday, January Z, Robert
Wells, road Andrew Hinshaw, road; D,
Brewer, road; Neil Brislan, road.
On THURSDAY, January 8, Darius Buck,
road; j. W. Ellis. road; Ira Benedict,
road j. FulIs, road
On Friday, January 9, c. Schafer, A.
F. Maxwell, Ed. Gaughan, John Bond.
The board reported that pursuant to
adjournment of meeting of December
20. 1884, they met at Plymouth bridge
and found the work done satisfactorily
as far as could be seen. as part of the
excavating had caved in.
The board then adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
Attest: R)LAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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s'srkD By BURrow.

1TAO By BUHLOWs
THURSDAY. Jan. /.
Mrs. George Barker spent New Years
among relatives at Americas.
Miss Fox OF Council Grove returned
home yesterday after q short visit with
Mrs J D. Gibson
The mercury Is thawing ont.
Judging from the smiling counte-
nances Of the young men. they had been
somewhere yesterday.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro.
ceries at Lesh Bros
II you need good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of j. s. Gibson.
Reduced prices on ready.made cloth.
ing and ladies' cloaks. We have An
oveTstock and will sell them regardless
of cost Call in and see as. First buy-
ers will get very low prices. ]. D. Glib.
son.
Wakefeld's Cough Syrup, Har,er's
Lung Bslsam and Twin City OIL at H.
w. Gibson's.
A large assortment of mems clothing
and furnishing goods at Lesh Bros
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KEADQUARrERs FlRE DEPT,

Jauu6Iy d 1850.
Emporl. Fire Company No. met in
special session, E. Hoffer presiding.
The object of the meeting was stated by
the secretary, being that of nominating
chief and assistant chief engineer and
of eleciine a foreman for the ensuing
year. Nominations were then made as
follows: For chief engineer, R. W. Jer-
emT was nominated by AccIsmAtion, for
assistant chief. Casper Ellison was nom
insted By exclamation; for foreman, Q.
p. Th;is was uominated By aeclama-
tian.
t. w. BRAGUNIER. President.
E HoFFER, Vice President,
G. W. BRAGUNIER, Treasurer,
R.W JERENY, Secretary.
r. w. JEREMY.
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-OASOA III y
Mrs. E. a. Hill. postmistress, kindly
furnishes US with q statement eff the
money order business done at this office
TOR the year 1884: Number of orders
sold. s57, amounting to $l2. 25O11 Dum-
Der of orders paid, 1875, amounting to
$3.4Ss4s.
1t was reported yesterday that ten cars
Of cattle were a wreck between here and
Dunlap but the rumor proved false.
Mrs. Sadie James returned TO Center
vile, Iowa, yesterday, after visit of
about three weeks among friends.
Americas needs and the business of
the town demands that we have q tele-
graph office at this place.
RURInW
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Jim j. Evans was up from Hartford
MonGsy.
Harry B. Price OF Reading was in
town Monday.
Mrs. r. n. Edmis:on and children ere
visiting in Americas.
T. w. Jones has accepted a position
with I. D. Fox s. Co.
Judge g. W. De Camp has arrived
home from Pennsylvania.
Mrs. L. n. Gibson has recovered from
a severe stack ofsIctness.
Miss Halle Soden started on her re-
turn ID Monticello Seminary at Godfrey,
Illinois, Monday.
II. T. Greene of Chicago, one of the
proprietors of the Chicago Lumber CON-
pany, is in the city.
Mrs. Burgess, who has been visiting
her son Frank here for the past two
weeks, has returned to Fort Scott.
Mas jessie Foster has accepted the
position OF cashier 10 q. w. Newman's
store and assumed her new duties Mon.
day.
MIss Marion Bunbury, Miss Edith
Lewis, Mrs. Mary Evans and Miss Alice
Evans returned from New Orleans Sun.
terday.
r ]. Haus and wife and Morris Coeh.
rane and wife are at the Coolidge again
having returned from holidays trip "a
Quincy, H., and other points.
Mrs. j. NJ. Griffith started to Dan.
vile, ILL.,, again Tuesday on receipt
Of telegraph that her mother, who has
been sick for some time, is very much
worse.
Miss Nellie Edwards and Miss Hattie
Howard arrived home from New Or.
leans. Saturday. They were absent
about two weeks and had a most de.
Iightful trip.
Id. Peters went to Clyde Saturday
to superintend the invoicing of the stock
Of she Peters Hardware Co.'s branch
store there. The company will begin &c
make the annual inventory Of the stock
here tomorrow.
ALI NJ. Rhoads, formerly of Emporis
and we'll known here, arrived from
Wichita Tuesday and will remain, hav
ing taken position in rHE News OF
flee. We welcome ALT back and are
Joined 10 this welcome by his many
friends here.
E. H. Hills, who has been for several
years associated with Hunter brothers,
started to his former home in Columbus,
Ohio, Monday. Mr.. Hills Is widely
known here and his many friends wish
him we'll and hope for his return to Kan
sas.
George Mays, one of the best young
men that ever called Emporia his home,
left Monday for PIttsburg, Pa, near
which place his parents reside. He will
remain there for some time. He says
he may stay in Pennsylvania. We hope
not, however, and trust he will soon re-
turn to EmpOrIa. Kansas has q mort
gage on George, and she will not release
1t till he comes back.
JILL Hill started on his return Monday
to Northwestern University at Evanston,
Illinois, were he will resume his college
studies. He expects TO complete his
regular course there next year and will
then spend another year in the the
illogical department. Mr.. Hill
is young man of fine
ability, and combines the quality of
thorough integrity of action with an ex-
cellent judgment and hIgh-minded pur-
poses. We know Joe will make his
mark, and he has our best wishes. For
nearly four months preceding the close
of the year he has done most acceptable
and able editorial work on this paper.
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"OLD CHARLEY =

"Old Charley is dead" These words
Jordan Carson, the city teamster, uttered
Monday morning, with tears in his eyes.
"Charley" was the large, old and intelli-
gent white horse that has been owned by
the city for the past twelve years, He
had reached the advanced age of about
II years, was most faithful servant AID
bad gentle disposition, yet was full OF
hre aud energy when called upon 10
race with the hose-cart at an alarm.
"JorG" feels that he has los, an old
friend, and had him buried to-day with
dignity befi;ting the faithful services
OF noble animal 70 which he wss won
deriully attached
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THE LAPPIN CASES


Commonwealth: Samuel ,Lappin ar
rived in Topeka on Sunday. and yester-
day morning appeared in the district
court to answer to the informaiions
pending against him. Word was re-
ceived from Hon. Thomas P. FenlOD,
who is employed by the governor TO as-
sist in the prosecution, that he preferred
to have the cases go over until the April
term. 1t was thereupon stipulated by
the attorney general and Mr.. Fenlon, for
the state, and Judge Webb. for the de-
PENDANT, that the cases be continued uu-
til the third Monday In April. and 1T
was 80 ordered by the court. Mr. Lap
pi0 will remain here q few days, and
will then return to his home in s MEGA,
Nemaha county.
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DEATH OF s.MCEL DAUGaERrx

Samuel Daug herty, one of EmporIa's
Oldest and best known citizens, died at
his residence on Exchange street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, Wedn'dsyIat 1
O'Clock. Mr.. Daugherty had been con-
tined to his home aud bed for about nIne
months, and grew worse steadily. the
destroying disease being wasting con-
sumption. He was about seventy years
cid, aud had lived In Emporis for fifteen
uaarS
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TIT lfor working people Send 10 eentz
HHI Rpostage. and We will mai yOI free
IEliIlI royal, V81n8b'c sample bUx Of
go6sis that viii put yen IN the Way
OF maE1Sg more honey IN feV days than
you ever thought possible at any business
CApttal mot Tsq14Fesl. You can live az home
and M0rk IN spare time only, O. all the tim e.
Al OF ooth sexes. OF all az 5. KraBdly Success
TOT 20 ceats 10 - easily earned eve ~ evening
fhat All " 10 want work may test the bu.fn
eka. We mat tbs unparalleled oder. To All
VINO aase not well satisaed we viii send 81 70
pay tor the trouble OF writing N us. Full
particular. directions, ETC., sent fFes. Ia
me1se pay 8DsoiuieiY sure fof-a1I VINO start
as once. Don't decay. address STIK soS & 90.
Portland, Maine
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ST. LOUIS. January Z.
Hoss-Active, higher anr strong: light.
81 25G4 80; packing. s. 2504 10; heavy, 81 40
a so; receipts. l3.400; shipments, 2, 600.
CATTLE-SteAdy; good to choice steers,
S. OOa5 as native butchers steers, 81 O0a4 go:
light to heavy grass TexahS, s. 0004 90; re-
ceipts, 1,S00
FLoUR-UnchangCd
WHEAT-Lower; No. red S6h0s6X for
cash.
CoBN-A shade higher; s3x434e cash.
OATs-Higher; 27kc bid cash.
PROvIsIoNs-Active and higher.
PoRK-$I3 000l2 "a.
BULK MEATs-LOnR clear So 90: short
ribs, So 10; short clear. IS IS
BAcoN-LanG clear. So 70; short ribs. 81 OO0
rs; short clear, 81 Is.
IARD-$6 IS.
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new LTVERY scARIE

L. F Plum to day purchased 8 lot on
the north side Of Filth avenue between
Mechanics and Market srretts. and will
erect thereon large livery stable S4x150
feet and two and half stories high.
He will commence the work at once aud
Posil II TO completion a. rapidly as pos
sible- The structure will b. of stone
and wos'd and one ol TIE m9 i cimno-
dious in the city.
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HORTICULrURAL MEEr1Na.

The fourteenth annual meeting OF the
Lyon County horticultural society will
be held at the court house in Emporia
on "Wednesday, January Il, 1885, al
O'Clock p. m. Officers will be elected
for the ensuing year and such other
business transacted as may be brought
before the society.
The question, "ResolVed. That the
Ben Davis is the most profitable apple
for the orchsrdists of Lyon county to
plant" will be discussed.
A full attendance Of all interested In
horticultural progress is solicited.
By order of executive committee.
RoBgRT MILLIKRN, Pres't.
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The Englishman, an influential Jour
nal published in Calcutta, In an article
relating to the award of premiums az he
International Exhibition to exhibitors.
makes the following reference 20 the
gold mccall awarded to St. Jacobs On !:
'St. Jacobs Oil, which is known as the
great German remedy for pain, after
crucial tests, has been raised to the de-
gree of gold medal
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He Knows IT

Hiram D. Maxfield. formerly of Silver
Springs. r. l. has no doubt about the
wonderful curative powers of Kidney.
Wort. He WAS so afflicted with Kidney
Complaint that he could not stand on
his feet from pain and weakness. AS
soon as he commenced using Kidney
Wort he experienced immediate relief
and at once began to grow strong and
was relieved OF all psin aud unpleasant.
ness. He says: Il know [ have been
cured nv Kidney Wort"
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HARLEY-RTCE.

Mr. Archibald Harley and Mrs EIIzs
j. Rice were married at the residence of
the latter, on Merchants street. Wednes-
day, Rev. F. T. Ingalls, officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Harley started on the cannon
ball tor New Orleans. Their cards,
which we're ssnt out today. announce
them at home alter FebrusTy Mr.
Harley is Santa Fe roadmasier. having
come TO EmporIa recently, and Mrs.
Harley is well known Emporia lady
with large circle OF friends. who wish
the neWIy-msde couple much happI-
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\ shorthand school in Emporia

F. t. Skuse of Syracuse. New York,
viii open a school in shorthand on Mon
day, January 12ih. IN rooms of the Fin
ley block, opposite THE News Office.
The school will be open during the day
and evening Of each week excerpt Friday
evening and Saturday N the day time
This is great age of activity and in OF.
der to keep pace with the railroad, the
telegraph and the telephone Shorthand
is becoming Indispensable Give him s
call.
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Ed hacLennan's isvOrite bird dog
managed to get into THE NEWS press
room recently and IN trying to pass IN
der the folder passed too near the NOV
ing machinery and had his head caught
In such Q manner as to iDjure him Sc
verely. Those who assisted in releasing
him thought "Dick" had bsrked his last
and though he escaped narrowly, he Is
all right again, save slight bruises.
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Mr.. ClaYburg, Mr. Barton, Helen
Blythe, Donna MadIxxa and others of
The company passed through Saturday
en- route TO Denver where they have
two weeks engagement at the Tabor
opera house. We hope this excellent
company will please the people there as
we'll a. they did here on New Years
eve, and have far larger audiences.
There Is some excellent talent in 1t. The
pretty Donna Modixxa was particularly
popular here, being . charming lady
socially as well as an excellent actress.