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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13
Written for the Evening Star.
Doctor Koch.

fitten ior the Evening star.
Doctor Koch.
Here Ii Q man who's known to all
Both rich and poor and great and small
And yet, in spite Of all his fame,
cannot learn what IL his name:
Pm told by one to take no stock
In all that's claimed by Doctor Koch;
Another thinks it's all a joke
About the lymph and Doctor Koch.
sick friend says hen Try his luck
With medicine from Doctor Koch,
Tho some one tells him it's all ''bosh"
To spend his cash on Doctor Koch.
And when speak the subject DER
With those well versed in physic lore,
One warns me with knowing look
To keep away from Doctor Koch;
Another says that / shall watch
The good results Of Doctor Koch;
While number three does much reproach
The enemies of Doctor Koch.
And when successes relate
OF this scientific potentate,
Ny German friend exclaims, "Wasn ocA
Vo~ disssm orosssn Doctor KocAe'
CIUyoRD HowAIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13
SOCIETY DEARLY LOVES

WAsHTNGTON SOCIETY DEARLY LOVES
w romano, and the "leafy month of
June" can be generally relied upon to provide
one A few years ago the nuptials of the Presi-
dent set all the world Of politics and official
life quivering with excitement, and now the
sensation all along the line over the approach
ing marriage Of Gen. John NJ. Sc ,ofield, COM
mander Of the United States arm :, and Miss
Georgia Kilbourne Of KeokuI. Iowa is accom-
panied by much Of the sam, interesting COM
nent- 1t is again the union Of May and De-
cember. cemented amid the roses of June.
Gen Schofeld has turned his sixtieth birthday
Some say Miss Kilbourne is just twenty-six,
while others say she is not over twenty-three
years old.
1t has all the same elements Of surprise to
friends who thought they knew Of plans of an
entirely opposite character. and just because
of all these things Gen. Schofeld's wooing and
marriage will set many tongue busily wagging
during the coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

From the New York Recorder.
Notwithstanding the many changes in FASH
ions. the prettiest thing in dress goods 10 the
pretty girl. just the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

At the New Comic Opera -Rush-'Thafs q
very good chorus. They are remarkably well
drilled" De Billboard-'.Ihey ought to be;
they've had time enough. There isn't girl in
ID under forty"
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CAPTURED BY CUPID.
Maj. Gen. SchoEeld to Marry Miss
George Kiloourne.
A GREAT SOCIAL SURPRISE.

Both Parties Kept Their Counsel well-How
This wooing Was Carried On-A Case of
Genuine Affection on Both sides-A sketch
of the Bride and Groom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

From the New York Continent.
'Is this Ere insurance ofice?'
''Yss. sir; can We write you some Insurance.
"Perhaps You can. You zee, my employer
threstens 10 fre me- next Saturday and I'd iike
some protection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

Mrs.. Brovu-.T declare! Just hear hat
canary sing! It's always 90; every time any
pody begins 70 play on the piano that bird
Mrs. white-"Yes; one would almost think
tne bird TO be human."-Boston Transrip<.
MI oldgrad (class Of '6o)-"Ah, this 10 our
class picture. An, old boy, We were younger
then than we are now"
Mr.. De 0ree-"yes, and knew . great dssl
Dore.-Drpokhn La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13
He Wanted His Address.

He Wanted His Address
From the Neueste Nschrichten.
Two directors Of the forthcoming worlds
fair at Chicago are discussing various pro-
possls concerning the art exhibition which ID
to be opened at the same time.
I'VE must have the Venus of Milo by au
means" said one.
Most certainly" replied the other.
II viii write straight OF myself. III Won I'm
give me the address Of Mr.. Milo"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13
THE EARLY OYSTER.

Shellfsh afforded many characteristics de-
velopments of these early epochs. but that
noble animal, the oyster, did not arrive at the
elimination Of his genus until the cretaceous
period, long after the age of coal What is the
oyster now, compared with what he Was then?
He il, perhaps, rs numerous as ever, but in
other respects he has declined. On the At
lantic and gulf coasts but one species survives,
where formerly there were many. The Gre
taceous oyster family boosted many kinds of
bivalves. which have since become altogether
extinct-all of them, doubtless, excellent for
eating purposes. Many of them had strange
forms, but they were not less interesting and
edible ON that account But extinction has
overtaken these mollusks, perhaps because
there was no one to preserve them by artificial
incubation, as is proposed today for
the conservation Of Blue Points and other
choice varitles agreeable to the American
palate. Fate always seems to Immediately
await any species that has arrived at perfec-
ton, which destiny may very likely attend
upon the present human kind. Il remains to
be seen what race il to be our successor In
cidentally, it ID comforting 70 know that the
humble clam has arrived apparently at its
elimination now. II We 90 il wiz presumably
60 with us, for chowder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

Hardly Commensurate, but Eminently ssc-
cessful.
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Don shoot? Wall he go by hisser, sometimes.
but ! nebber has nuthin' to do wi, guns. Dey's
de invention OF de debbil. tink."
Have game OF tennis, Jack?' said Don,
who had just come up, and upon a reply in the
affirmative, the two proceeded toward the ten
mis- court, which was laid out little back of the
house.
Margaret came out to watch them play, and
when at the end of three sets Jack came out
victor, she applauded loudly and gave him a
bouquet OF roses, which mark Of attention
quite turned his head. Don, who was rather
knowing sort Of fellow, left them to-
gether, and upon Jacks proposition to
walk they proceeded toward a little
grove Of oak situated at the far end of the
garden. How are you getting on with the
two old darkies, Mr.. Minton?' asked Mar
garet. "First-rate." answered Jack; "rve got
to pump Uncle Reuben little, but think /
can manage it all right am going to sue
coed, you know, because have double pur-
pose in view"
"a double purpose?' she queried iunocently.
and just as Jack was about to explain in the
fullest possible manner how that to please her
was to be his great aim in lfe-I say Just as he
was about to explain Margaret became won
derfuily interested in a little redbird
and made Jack tell her all he knew
(and more besides) about the habits OF
that species Of the feathered tribe: and didn't
he think it was pretty and wasn't red his favor.
lite color, and so on until poor Jack was quite
uPoSs' nc NcSoAvcu, uOWtNcT, 10 hurry uD and
accomplish the reconciliation of the two old
men, "And it will be lasting friendship.
thought Jack to himself.
Accordingly at the first opportunity he &C.
costed Uncle Reuben and said: $50 you don't
like Uncle Remus!"
Like dat lynn nigger?' said Uncle Reuben.
with contempt. HE am wuss'n Ole Nick his.
SELL. Try ter make Marse Wa'bu'ttn tink
done stole his CHICKENS. l t'ink mos die afore
speaks to i'm"
"Too bad, too bad" said Jack, solemnly.
NOW, like Uncle Remus and I like YOU. and
1 would rejoice to see you two friends. Don't
you think you could try and be friends?''
1T KANT nebber be-" replied Uncle Reuben.
II KANT soshate wit no sech niger as him, /"
and Jack wisely changed the subject,
He had now decided on plan Of action. and
the evening following the above interview he
told Don what he had decided to do, which was
about as follows: He was to work upon the feel
ings OF the old servants to such an extent that
their sense Of honor would become very strong.
Then he was to tell them that il they wanted
to be very honorable, in fact, il they wished to
be ct all 20, they must fight . duel. He
would impress 1t upon them that n they could
not become friends they would not only be
acting dishonorably, but meanly, unless they
fought What . duel was he would explain,
giving e an example some famous tight
"And Unels Rsmus." hs explained 70 Don,
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THAT DOC ssGWNAS.
ny CL.lNAA.

"You don't did want n hunding dog
amt ity'
Was the language that Salty used.
You did want u dog. amt i,.-
Dis voa init u tall ~ reduced.
Veil. I bed you he Vas der shmardrs,
pnrp
DO, cf-r shtaJtrd y quail;
lie do do, by shnteli. mil der cni Of his
nose.
Ind. by sinks. do, nnsc ncfcs voncc
fail.
Nox for Instinct OF shmcii. he couldn't
been BEAT.
lio~'s der reason. couldn't sec Why.
OF lie sc~s the mic. hr knows BY der
shmcii
Dot. the dots comm. bimcby."
Well. I guess. mine s.si friend. I dink
won't buy"
Said Pleasant Peter who stood In the
path.
"iiu'. of I shmril me like dot. 10 = dog
he could told.
t'dc .~ick go inc ncxt dcos for q
bath"
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II Is now eight years since the Grea,
Burlington Railroad made It's entrance
into Denver; eight years Of steadily in.
crcasing business; eight wears con.
stantly growing in public favor.
II begins the year lsoi abreast with
the times. Nothing known in railroad
invention that adds TO the comfort of its
patrons. or the efficiency Of its service,
has been overlooked. Three daily trains
equipped with all of the modern rail.
way improvements now leave Denver
daily for the east, giving the public
three through trains daily for Chicago
and three through trains daily for ST
Louis. passing through Lincoln. Omaha
st. Joseph and Kansas City.
Passengers going to any OF these
points. or to the East, North and South
can have the advantage Of Solid Vesti.
buled Trains carrying Dining Cars
Pullman Sleeping Cars. Chair Cars and
Coaches, securing to passengers comfort
and convenience not surpassed by any
railroad In the world.
Colorado Headquarters:
100 Iarimer St, Denver.
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sam did IL last Tuesday. lie cap
tured two-pounder and never winked
blink.
A shot gun is To be raified OIL ut Salt
marsh's next week, provided all chances
are taken.
Iii Barnard Is a disciple OF Izaak
Walton OF no mean order. and enjoys
casting the Nv.
The brown hackle is the favorite now,
but trout are very changeable and are
liable TO swear on any day.
Porges caught hOpper-presented II
Ia Saity-accrpted with thanks-started
on-caughl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
to-ano,her fellow.
The boys are getting rusty on fish
stories. brace EN- up, Harry; they
need IL little tGinmore oiiing 10 keep
them in working trim.
What In the matter with Will Clark
His symmetrical form has not as yet
been seen this sI4ing meandering along
the river banks. Wake up. Billy. and
show Yourself.
THE early bird gets tho worm" said
Pat Tennyson Wednesday ut $50 n. ~.
To prove II he held up string Of seven
trout; ''and I caught 'em all since day
light. 50 did. and with dies. too"
The four-Iound glove contest between
Mill and Phu. Is the topic Of eonversa'
ton. They are both handy with the
gloves. and ought to make "a good show
ing. Tie bctting is two To one on the
cobblrr. The winner is To liz matched
agains, either Holden OF Nib!ock-aii
heavy weights.
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TIE rsir,s ssa ~. stage.

R.v. =. n. Shrout. Pastor Unite.
brethren Church. Hue Mound. kas
SAYS: II feel II my duty To tell YOU what
wonders pr. Kings New Discovery In,
done for me. My lungs were bahi, dis
casrd. and my patishionrrs though,
could live only few weeks. took fiys
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discover,
and AIN sound and well. gaining 81 lbs,
In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves funn,
Folks Combination, writes: AFTER q
thorough TRIAL and eonyincin; evidence,
am confident Dr. Kings New Dis.
co,cry for consumption. b~a;s 'c,n all
and cures when c,rp,hin. else fails,
Tho CREATES, Kindness can do M,
many thousand friends is To urge them
10. try IL Free trial bottles at All,
Mug store Regular sizes 5nc. and 81.
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a c.-p..... 70, y.., y... o.u..

4 Companies fer Year Jane ossssE
With over I'D illustrations, the Cos
mopolitan for June sets y fast pace 10
tho handicap for magazine honofs. HE
personal element enlers largely into iis
composition, and MI impression OF beau
tiful women II the Inst received by the
reader who turns its pages Tie front
ispiecc Ii u portal, Of Madame de Pom
pa,iour. and pertains to bright sketch
Of u summer scent In the home OF thai
famous woman ~ Amsiis Rives and
her guests. Miss Julia Magrudcr. the
writer. Was ono of thosr guests, and IN
stantnncois photographs ara used la u
iustrate the scenes Of u delightful holi'
day amidst unusual surroundings, A
pleasant insight into tho attrartiyen-ss
Of Japanese women is given IN - paper
by Henry 4. finck. illustrated by u
largo numbcr Of photographs Of pre't,
faces. The art article of the month de
srrii,-s tho work II Gu,tavc Doru. with
elaborate engvavinss which illustrate
very well the masterpieces Of that ~on'
irrfui artist. Thomas u. Conncry, for
m-fly managing editor Of the New
York Herald. gives interesting r~min'
isc-nc-s Of the hrs, work u STANLEY foi
thai journal. and VI his ncishbor. Thos.
4. Edison. y. Il. W. njanin. tx
minister IL Persia. tells tho lruc story
Of Moor Mahai. the Light Of the iiaIrm.
.-i.n,.s..0 k.x 81, As,,a. N..,,S IL, 4 all a,
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Yesterday morning james. the 10
y.ar.old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Georg,
Henry, had the misfortune Ia have hi.
left l,. broken In three places below
the knee.
Jimmy. AS he is Familiarity known,
hns been helping his father this spring
working the WILDER ranch. about six
miles up the ri, or. and at the time men.
toned he had occasion to come to town.
lie was on horseback, and while cross.
Iu,, n,,.. I'M. small h,iJv.s t,. other sid.
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NJ y v SHERWOOD.


10 milk. az no, 10 milk-shat IL the
question;
Whether lis better In the famil, to buy
Tic hi.his. Tactical mud.
Or hcs tic the gentle bovine. guarding
against = p-ck II trouble.
And thus rni ih~m-,o milk. 10 kick
No mosc-and by that kicking UPSET a
quart os ~
The Gus Is equal io--1ts = cnasutnma-
Dc,ou,iy To t- wished. To milk. To
kick
To kick. t~fchance 10 kill: ~. there,
tli- rub.
For in that kick ~ha, asonies rnay c,m.
When wc have half MIXED the s;ublo..,
foe
Must give us pause. There's the rcsp~e;
Which makes calamity Of = kicking COW;
For who can tell what lies in reserve.
Corruption Of nature ready TO break
out. v'rtchancc
The panes 81 hope deferred. and then
the risk
That the mixer lakes by milking.
When hs himself might 10 much better
on
iiy simply buying. What would NC not
liu, tina, the dread Of something We, mn
srcn-
To bc suddenly elevated aud sink he
meath load OF pain.
Thus milking doth make towards Of us
Aud the native hue Of resolution
Is sicklc'i DER with the pale cast Of fear
And manv one whose courage seek.
the corral
With this regard. his footsteps away
Scared at the sight of COW!
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v ossssssssss - Cs.Pssssssss,p.
Notice Ia hereby given that the ntu'
81 Jc~rit 4 Wolfe. doing a general liv'
crY-siablc business In Mcckcr. Colo. nj
the stables known ~ the pioneer.
has this dav trcn dissolved by mutual
consent. J. W. Wolfe retiring.
As per the terms Of the agreement
J. ". Wolfe Is authorized To ccllcc, all
outstanding debts due Ia the late firm
and also assumes all the indebtedness
Of the said firm.
Given under ouv hands and seals this
9Th dav 81 Nav. A. u. 1901.
lsisncil J. d. JEwErr.
J. ". WOLFE.
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The Meckcr branch Of the Columbia
Loan and building association held
their annual meeting at Sheridan 4
smiths Office on Monday evening last.
aud among other business transacted
selected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Prcsiicnt-J. l.. Mediation.
Sccretarys-David Smith.
Treasurer-S. Porgcs.
Fire Insurance Agent. u. Wal
bridge.
Dircciors-P. +. WEIGH. =. =. Harp.
J. l.. Mediation. David Smith. +. p.
Wilber. James Lyt,lc. l.. u. Walbriduc.
). Porgcs and JDo. A. Watson.
Local Agent. +. WEIGH.
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into gardens and destroying things gen
orally. OF course, some may say, no
attention should lie paid To such trifing
things-tliat matters Of more import
go unnoticed. True, but two wrongs
do not make one right. Our town
council at its next meeting should take
the matter in hand, and see II this
nuisance cannot Ike abatsd-for certain
seasons OF the year at least.
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There is more catarrh In this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed to he incurable. For
n vrca. tssny years doctors pronounced
1t local disease. and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly falling to
cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurabie. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be constitutional disease. and
therefore requires constitutional treat
mcnt. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufac-
tured by +. j. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure OH
tho market. II is taken internally In
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Many wears practice has given c. A.
Snow Il Co.. solicitors OF patents at
Washington, ID. C.. unsurpassed sue.
cess in obtaining patents for all classes
Of inventions. They make q specially
Of rejected cases, and have secured al
lowance Of many patents that had been
previously rejected.
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The Overland Park Club began their
spring meeting at Denver Yesterday.
aud will continue for eight days. This
Office acknowledges receipt Of compli
mcntary ticket with an invitation TO at
tend. Thanks; we will edeavor TO get
there. or send substitute.
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Miss Ada G. Sandcrson. who has been
in our midst several Years past. The
CUES, Of her brother Ed. S. r.. left on
Thursday morning. She intends return
ing To England. but before so doing will
visit san Francisco and other prominent
points in the United States.
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An eastern paper says that a swindlcr
Is going the rounds taking orders for an
improved blackboard. His play is to
have the school directors sign an agree
ment. which afterwards turns out 70 he
a promissory note.
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The editor is minviing with tho deni.
zens Of Thurman creek aud licc- ancc.
presumably 10 dispose Of his cattle.
tsay. jim. tell them that the cow is as
gentle as lamb. and that she will follow
YOU around the house, corral. etc. like
q billNgoa,l
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julie Mott had toe mashed Yesterday
noon b, having Bay Whip. the Coach
stallion. tread ON 1t in an unguarjci
moment The wounded member gives
the gentleman a good deal Of pain. bu,
he'll pull through all right.
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j. G. Davis. junior member of the
Urn OF j. w. llugus n Co. came in
from Rawlins last evening. lie reports
that the trans Mississippi commercial
congress, which met in Denver this
week. Is well attended. and that stormy
sessions are being held daily.
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dosss from ten drops to teaspoonfui.
1t acts directly upon the blood and mn-
cous surface Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case II falls
to cure. Send for circulars aud testi'
monials. Address.
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, d.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
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The Miller mansion on Make, stree,
Is being thoroughly o,cthaulci. The
an'iquaici logs were taken out. an,!
will IT, replaced by modern lumber. In
a '-~ weeks the place will have differ.
snt appearance.
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Should any Of our subscribers fail To
get their paper regularly they VIII
please notify us In person. or by letter
or postal card. and as far a. lies In our
power we will cheerfully supply all
Ialssing numbers. Occasionally papers
gel lost in the mails. and without ihves-
tigating the matter the subscriber
jumps ut the conclusion that his paper
Was withheld by the publisher. Make
your complaints direct, and We Will See
that you get the paper regularly.
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Bob Mckee Is getting more mail
mot money! these days than lie knows
what To do with. That recently pat
entei drilling bit Of his is the cause.
lie has received some very tempting
offers for the invention, and no doubt
has u fortune In hand. Bullyforyoubob.
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District Attorney Johnstnnc was n
Passenger nn Tuesday : outgoing stage.
lie will lie In again In few week. nc.
eompani-d by Judge Ruokcf. and 10.
Ic'hct they viii trap bear and lion.
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simply apply "Swayncs Ointment. -"
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema. itch. all crup,iops on the
face. hands. nose. etc. leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are posses
sod by no other remedy. Ask your
druggist for Swayne's Ointment.
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both the method aud results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; It is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the ~
tenn efeetuslly. dispels colds, head.
aches and icvcrs aud cures hnbi,ual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and nc.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IL
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend II
TO all and have made II tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Il for sale In Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gis,. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand will pro-
euro i. promptly for any ono who
wishes to Try H. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
CAV SsiAcisco. cat.
toasvitiI. ~. if. ross. ~
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Numerous complaints have come In
this office about livestock running at
large within the town limits. The chief
trouble seems to he the breaking down
Of the newly. planted trees. getting
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Vfor drugs. medicines. paints. books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles,
field glasses. artist. materials, musical
gccds. etc. etc. go or send your orders
TO DR.. l.. Siuycr, Rawlins. Wyoming.
aud 60, the best goods Mt lowest prices
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HOME NEWS
CATGLg ROUNDUP.

THE NORTH SIDE ROUNDUP
viii meet ut Wolf creek on May 18th.
l.. u. LLOYD,
Captain.
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Michael Sheridan. a brother Of out
fcilo~.,"wnsnan. Frank T.. acccsnra'
nici by his son Frank. from New
Hampshire. are among the late arrivals
They will spend the summer here.
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Picket fences arr In order these DAYS
The residences Of M-ssrs. Graf. and
Anderson have thus brcn teau'ih-,i
Will. a, the lotses mansion the car,
renters have such u fence In hand.
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by The term os w. above mentioned
agreement am authorized To collcc,
all moneys due he late firm Of Jcwett
& Wolfe. All parties indebted will
therefore come forward and make set
Element. either by cash or good note.
within thirty DAYS J. W. WOLFE.
MEEkER. May 10, 1sDl.