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The evening world., 1892-02-06
A Horse with Eeelin9s.

A lame and half-staryed old "hite horse, at
tached to wagon partly loaded with ashes,
stood on John Il. street, near Adams, and
Schoolboy about ten years Old stood with his
hands In his pockets looking at the horse, says
tie Detroit jon H0h.
The owner OF the rig came out OF the cellar
with basket OF ashes on his shoulder, and,
after dumping them into the wagon, he
turned to the by and said:
Look yere, boy. what yo' doin' yere:"
"Lookin'," was the reply.
What you lookil' att
"Luokin' at the horse"
"Wall. you run right long bout your biz
ness Dat hOsS has got feeIln'S. II you keep
looSln' AZ him he'll bimery think he's got to
git up and prance and snort arounc an run
away an smash dis wagin' all 10 squash. Den
de Queshun comes up who's gwinc to ply dr
damages, an your pore ladder Will wish you
had nebber bren bon
~ guess can looS.' muttered the boy as
he moved on
~ dun tolc ye, boy. ! shan't bOddcr wild
you no mo- II your ladder Is wnri millyon
dollars an you want TO take de chances den
you go ri ;hL ahead but doan' you dun sw'ar
befu' de ledge dat didn't tule you dat hosS
bad feelin's an might kick up the awfulest
amDulnsGun cher heard Oh on John X street.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
WORlDLlNCS.

\ carious fad for obtaining Indian relics has
taken possession of the people about Reading. Pa,
who gn out in numters. armed with spades and
pickases to dig for arrow heads and other remain,
Of he red man
" ". Toby, who died at Buruct. Tex, a few
days ago, had been married four times and was the
father Of twenty-eight children.
The product " the Chi'iau nitrate beds last year
was valued At $50. 900. 900.
The cnirc Empire of Persia has hut one vessel. =
small steamer that was bult some yearsayo.
The iavor,te amusement Of the ladies of Lisbon
i- carriage driving. hut it is rare eight to see
girl on horseback.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
her RIGHT TO PAY.
Ought o Wife to Receive q Salary
from Her Husband2
"Woman's Work Is Never Done,
Runs the Adage.
An Interesting Topic Discussed by
Evening World" Readers.

Readers of THg EVENING Would are invited
10 discuss ~ this column the subject
"should Wives Receive salaries:" The Views
Of men and women alike are desired as 10 the
deslrability and practicability OF regular
mon,v allow ances 10 wives by their hus-
bands. as the lawyers say, "to their own use
ana hehooi."
The theory that the wife as head of'hs do
nestle AFFAIRS OF the family Is entitled to
separate and defined compensation flnds
many adyocates. THE EVENING WORLD de-.
sires consensus Of the opinions OF Its read
ers.
Letters should not comprise more than
two hundred words, should be written on only
one side OF the paper, and addressed TO
WYE EDITOR, EVENING WORLD, Pulitzer
Building, New York."
A golden double eagl, will be awarded TO
the author OF the most meritorious letter sent
in In the discussion.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
A Matter OF Fact Woman's Way.

To " TII'N'
Always have your husbands clothes In
proper order, hi, meals tasteiully prepared.
when he Is getting ready to start to bus-
Il nsS help him on with his overcoat and give
him a brushing before lie goes Re rnccrlul
and happy when you bid him good morn
ing his work Will go along more smoothly
for II.
Don't look ..sour II lie Is not home punctu-
ally to meals. Always h1 neat and attend TO
hts wants pleasantly.
Don't he sarcastic or tau,t-nnding. Don't
always want 10 aCcOMpany him out OF All
evening. Let him pave plenty oI liberty. II
hc stays out late, leave a little supper Tor
him; he went ce apt 20 stop at different
"placrs Tor luncn."
tooyc all don't ask questions; he Will tell
you everything IN his own good time. SHOW
him you have perfect confidence In him and
know he MI. do notb,ng Uu, what I, right.
WWE or FIVE YEARS.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Her Rewards Are Ample.

~ NJ H1i,oy
4 wife should no more receive a salary than
u husband. The pleasure Of her daily duties
with home and children are beyond value.
while the husband must each day endure tn"
drudgsry of either mental or physical toll.
often compelled to come In contac, with those
who are tistastetul to him, ana Tor what :
Ills board anu ciotLcs--'he rest to wife ana
children, tna they may have the comforts
and pleasures ot u nome"
n Is no more unfortunate for woman to
b. at the age of sixty withou, money thnn Tor
q man at the same age.
wish TnE EVENING WORLD. with IT, large
circulation and Influence, would discuss the
daily happiness that Genes 10 the faithful
wife and devoted mother ! have lost nus
band and home. T.. A. =.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

The Woman'S Charity Club, OF Boston, has
a membership OF $50. II was started III
1850, supports stan Of free nurses and
doctors ard does much good among the sick
poor OF the city.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

Miss JenLy Wilde, of New Orleans, who for
the last two years desi, ned the Mardi Gras
floats. hopes 10 do similar work for the pro-
cession at the dedication Of the Worlds Expo.
sition IN Chicago.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
RULE OVER HUSBANDS.
Letters Received from Tho Even
ing Word" Readers.


I"h. Id' ~.
! love M husband with all my heart, aid
10y using my good VIII. sense and woman's
thuisand ways ~ making herself attractive
10 man nope IT, keep him my sweetheart
for HE.
try to keep myself always neat, ladylike
and wumanl,. and u,,r TWO children nice and
tldy In the evenings ] meet him with n
cheerful smile and u Mss. help him OF With
his coat. hand HIM his slippers and have din
ner ready, always trying 10 have su.ne favor
tie dish on the neatly y table.
After di1ncr We play with the children,
read thu papers for cnch other or play chess.
As my husband Is very fond OF politics ana
discussing current events study the !radin !,
paper, iadu.'rluusiy In u.der To Keep up with
him
1lI, by trying 10 be real "comrade IN
all and hv avoiding recyi,hncSs and tll-tcm-
per, sGrce"d without dinculty Ia managing
my husband. who. by the way. Is a mob and
true man In the FULLEST sense OF he word.
Mrs \. E-S.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

Most OF the evening bonrcts' are white,
with gold embroidery, bright flowers or fern-
like aigrettes and feathers.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

cially to build up woaens strength and
Ing, restorative tonic, soothing cordial,
and bracing ncrvinc: purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless. 1t regulates and pro-
notes oil tho functions Of womanhoed,
improves digestion. eprichos tho blood,
dispcls ochcs and r,ins, melancholy and
nervousness, brings refreshing sieep, aud
restores health md strength
What's tho use Of trying this" and
trying that" when hero is remedy
that's guaranteed In all the dcranso-
ments, irregularities, md weaknesses pc
culiar to the sex, periodical pains, inter
mi inflammation and liberation, il the
" "Favorito Prescription fails to benefit
or cure, you have your monCy back.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

The uncertainty Of some things here
below Is illustrated III the case Of a
Columbus man. who, thinking he had
been buying Chicago corner lots. ais-
covers all at once that he Inns been invest.
ing in swamp lands twenty-five miles
from tine Worlds Fair city. 1t is nyt
even sure that he cnn raise cranberries
where he has planted his dollars.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Dent Like Being Hired.

I" N, GihDr:
do not appr vc of II wife being salaried. u,
II Is more like beihg hired to do a mans work
anu he MS slave. II marry L man should
like him to bring his salary home aud lay
aside what we do not nced through thc week
Tor II rainy DAY.
As hu .bund aud vic We can account for
what Is gone, aud that Is all that Is necessary.
From one who huu"> how to use money to
good dyantagc. rir Tor
The evening world., 1892-02-06
BEING 100 GOOD

He was man Of gentle face. with II
long blue. black soaiee which had been
auburn in color until he had applied II
dive. He had a pair Of spectecles resting
on his nose and trailing back over his
ears. lie got on Third avenue Elevated
car at the City Hall station and was hard
ly seated beside man with grip. who
Was bound for the Grand Central Depot,
when he slowly und solemnly inquired :
The evening world., 1892-02-06
The Evening World Prints Asso.
eiatsd Press News.

TIE WORLD win not, under any ctrtums'dnes',
Mold nssy responsible tor the rs'arn or safe
ssepina Of any regretted manuscripts OF pictures,
NJ fuhutsoersr character or ra'ne. No exceptions
ain be made to this rule with regard TO either
letters or Enclosures. Nor uiil the editor enter
into correspondence concerning unavailable
nsHsscrpts.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
sco,ding Women Cannot Manage.

sco,ding womon Cannot Manage.
Jo ne Edfior
The most deluded mort al In the world Is the
woman who iancics much Is gained by scoid-
ing or complaining.
~ the months roll h, rn cTrr-increasinS
amount Is required to accomplish The same
" suit. The sculdinv woman never has
thing| her own way without vast eSpendi-
turc VI nervous s'rcD 9Th, much more than thc
object to -, gained Is worth. why can't he
realize that Adopting some plcasantcr
method she will appear young when the
scoluirs women OF her age are considered Old
and SHE VIII always have influence for good
where they have no Influence at oil.
commence by putting your husbands
thing, In there proper plnce, allowing him TO
wait upon himself, a. before marriage. II Is
more satisfactory to him and helpful u you
as yOur hDu,eho duties ihcfel.r.
BE Kind, Dl'li9ihg. ncat and modest. Max"
home pleasant. Re h'lpfui IA every way net
cssary. S"y,r aigue or you los" dignity.
Practise economy. Reny truthful ia speech
and true In action. there viii tc no occasion
to fear deception. ihus "A tntn approaching
goodness iuu'Ig .cd. NAY.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

member of All Indian tribe council
in Oklahoma. threatened with expulsion
because he got drunk. saved his seat by
the application Of bold and honpo-
pathic principle. He took two gallons of
whiskey into the council and got every
member SO drunk that none dared CON-
plain Of his case. II is apparent that un-
suspected qualities of stutesmanship and
diplomacy lurk among the remnants Of
the once noble rnce of red men.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Think Twice Speak Once.

Iu managing husband. OF all things do not
try TO cecriNe him, fer confidence cree
lost can never be regainrd.'
Th!uE "twicc before you speak :" ana yoa
VIII avoid family jars" which are the
sEclet ons" con, aimed In many home. II
husband asks YOU to go Tor u drive or walk or
10 an entertainment, 90 II possiDe.
Last. but not least, do not stern at him II
The evening world., 1892-02-06

The Unexpectedly generous Size of the
appropriation asked for the Wes. Point
Academy this year calls the couutry's A.
tention 20 the fact that embryo lieuten.
ants for the rgulnr army come high.
but, of course. we must have 'em,
The evening world., 1892-02-06

Down in Virginia victim who sue.
ceeded in getting home with the green
goods" be acquired in New York hid his
precious ackuses in locomotive smoke.
stack. He realized how appropriate q
hiding place that was. when he dscov cred
a little later how completely the good
money he once possessed Ind gone up
the fiue."
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Satisfactory.

TFT0bt
Peck ithe groccr)-So you want job In the
store, do You!
Freddy Gazzam-Yes, sir.
"Do you know anything about arith-
me.ic Z"
"Yes, SIR"
come TO al tour and half cents pound."-
FIFTY cents, sir"
81 think you'll do"
The evening world., 1892-02-06

A Chicago man, after receiving word
that he was Leir 10 nearly million dol
lars. calmly went out AMI continued ut
continued his Job of sniugiing wood
shed. His good serso is apparent when
it Is recorded that lie hal til. shingling
job with him. while the estate is IN Eng
land
The evening world., 1892-02-06

State Senator O'toNSoR's bill, ito pro-
mote the saloon industry" is triumph
Of Legislative VT. No NM. woman or
child III New York need 60 dry 10 ON. as
the iount OF the Senator's hunlor con.
tinues to flow.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
No Fair subj ct.

FTOT
Bagley-Do You thiIk that the fact that
mau Is Journalist prevents his becoming
literary manY
Bailey--No. indeed. Look at Haw kinS he's
written for the magazines.
Bagley-Pshaw Hawkins Is no journalist.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fanc:es and Fashions That
Delight the Gentles Sex.
Wings and Quilts More Serv'ceable
for Bonnet Trimm ng-Don't Put
Short shoes on Children
A Nice Recipe for Cook
ing Mutton.

Buy hat or bonnet with wing or quill
Gathers. II you want service. Flowers, even
the best Of them, are perishaUe; colored re-
srttes wash out IN damp or wet weathcr, and
unless woman knows how To curl feather
It will cost her the price Of her hat to keep
the ostrich plumcs IN trim.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

There Is war of rates among Eliza
beth coal dealers. The people over there
have their happiness mnrre only by tn"
circumstance that 1t is AL open Winter
which witnesses the Slashing OF prices
now going oil.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

twas enough to drive Pitsbur:s muir
derer, FIIzsIMMoss, into cheating the ga
lows by suicide without accusing him
afterwards Of having been the long lost
TAscoT1.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

The Columbus police ure all in the dark
IN their search .or mysterious iucen-
diary. Yet. as the fellow las started ff.
teen fires in two weeks. he doesn't seem
at all averse TO giving the detectives a
light.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

There IN cessation Of hostiiities in the
Connecticut iouSe. Young Warhorse
WALKER. II seems, was charging at a pace
which looked too fast to the older steeds
of the Democracy.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Hoods Sarsaparil!a

Il Dcst surely good msdi line and worthy the
confidence of every sufferer" LEVI < wsrrs,
hos~ly = stodisrd's MfS. Co, Rutiand. Vi.
HUrOS PLlS act eisii-. ye, promptly sui
eficientiy, on the liver and bowels.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Rapid Growth.

tFron the Epoch.
"This town seems TO be making great
progress" said a visitor to a resident OF
BoOmvtlle, Oklahoma.
You are list right, stranger, Why, we've
had to enlarge the Jail twice."
The evening world., 1892-02-06

Another rope munufsctory has been
captured by the CordaGe Trust. Cor
tninly enough rope is being given 10 the
combine. Will It. then. hang itself!
The evening world., 1892-02-06
The Ideal

From "a. Cio'hi-r and Furnisl-r.
she--l want i" get u piece OF RIBBON that
can be nicely tied into bow.
Clcrk-fcs, madam. Perhaps YOU would
like 10 see some, hing already made up:
Shc-No, indeed. You don't suppose would
allow my fidu to wear ready y-made nccktie,
do yOI;
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Grip 3 ad Cough
Left In Bad Shape

''rurlng tn. s,alcpce Of tho Grip, was one
Of the favored ones TO have It severely. It ietJ
me IL had shs ~ no st5ergth, no appetite, gen
~!aily ns"i NJ, ani with bal cough heard
what Hoci's ssrsanaiila had done for others IN
'Tnilar cases, ana d"clder 70 giyeit trial. aud
have seeD n" resson 10 regret nv rhoi =, for
after taxing three BOTTLES, contider that srn as
,rnll L. Q = Z n a IN M Life
The evening world., 1892-02-06
RLuEsr BLoopaD AMERICANS

Will nad IN tho new issue OF THE
WORLD ALMANAC interesting
intcrma.'on concerning the So
ciety OF the Cincinnati and OF
Sons and Daughters OF tho Rev.
oiution and the Society of tn,
War of 1919.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Russian Grip and Vice.

IFron N. Chicago Times.
The Gar OF Russia Is said TO have grip
Ike q wise. By strange coincidence his
Cour, seems to have Vice Ike the grip. In the
same epidemic form.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
BROUGHT Out the Wrinkles.

Prom the Ciofhier and Fuvpi,h,r
Clara--lsn't MIR. Banger'sdress suit wrnkled
ewtuliy: ] suppose 1t is because he travels
SO much with II.
Maude--les. He told my brother he had
been travelling with Il for fourteen years.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

Mrs. jennie W. Lozier, President Of
SOrosi-, has kiRdly consented TO act rs
Jndsr ~ the How 10 MRnnsc n Iu-.
had" Contest. Her decision will he nu.
nOunrcd In n few days.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
And Paint the Statutes Red.

tFrnm hs F"st1n Rs-orS.1
The Democratic minority OF the Connec,i-
cnt Leg, Istura has organized. and tho
$. oaker has mallet for a gaycl. Why not
give the clerk a paint brush Tor a pen.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Change Advisable,

Frorl Jr'ter,l
at Twas Pa an Ma. said Willie, I'D hire
another doctor The baby we got last time
wasn't finished. IL hadn't tooth or hair"
The evening world., 1892-02-06
And Keen in Step.

rFr"n ~. fhiiai-lpdia Tim.,.l
In determining there shall he no step back
ward for tarifI reform. OF course II Is eS-
pected Congress will now put It's best foot
forward
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Cured by Psreira's sugar PHI.

lFTopI iH1 ChirdJ0 FoNI
With the disappearance OF the probability
OF naval war, the dispatches announcing
MIR. Rlatnc's suffering from nausea have also
vanished IrJm view.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

To settle the Cara revolution: Firs,
catch your CARA
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Well Named.
tFvor rvck.

lfror Furf,I
Tutor-There's reason for all things, Mr..
Scrabble. Why was sidonius called Apol.
linaris;
scrabble, '95--I suppose It was because he
was poet OF the frst wA.er.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
VACRANT VERSES.
7 he Unattainaole.

To those who'vs felt mi sfortune's sting
" must seem rather funny.
One never really wants thing
Unless h. has no money.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
- BRANCH OFFICES:

a. BRANCH OFFICES:
WORLD UPTOWN OFFlCE-l2G7 BRoApwAr-
between 3lst and 32d sts., New York.
RROOKLYN-3O9 WAsHiSaToS 81. HARLEM
News Department, 15a EAST l25TH sr. Adrsr.
tsements at 237 EAST 1l5TH ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-LEnoER BUILDING, 1l9
sourH 6rH ST. WASHINGTON $40 l+rH sr.
LONDON oFF1CE-3a Cocxsrrn ST., TnAIAL-
can SoUARk.
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That's What 1t Is.

from judge
Toillng-When | hear hen cackle ! am
always reminded OF one-sided story.
Dlm,ing-I wonder why;
Tot.ing--I suppose II Is because It Is an
eggs party statement.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
HOW About tue cabhara crona

How About tue CabbaRo CropP
IFron T>ras Sitnnqsi
smitb-There IS one very strange thing
about you.
Rrown-What Is 1t;
..You are a wholesale cigar manufacturer,
and yet You never take the slightest interest
In he tobacco CROP
"As a gar manufacturer. what have got
TO do with the tubact cropy"
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Never Suited.

your beard you do not shave,
People say the price yol save.
II you shave It every day.
i''u because its getting gray.
'inih, GraY 4 Co. MonthIv.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

no lights cigar or pipe TO have quiet smoke
at home, but sit down " him with your BOOK
or work and let him sce that you enjoy his
company II he d "a smoke. This after
twenty years hath been my
ExPgRigsCB," Chatham. y. Y.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Reducing His Weight.

IFrOb n. Eppch.l
{" don't believe you are quite as heavy as
you were" said the barber to Cumso, durins
the process OF shaving.
NO. that was really big slice You took
out OF my chin just then" replied Cumso.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Nothing Unusual.

From Jest'r.
daughter, isn't It getting latc?" asked
Mr.. Mum, a. he peeped into the parlor at
ll.3O, and Interrupted q conversation be-
tween her and her best beau.
"Ses, papa" replied Miss Mum, Sweetly,
" II usually does about this time OF night"
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Working the Circuit; Or, Case
Where Perseverance, Should
Be Rewarded.

Onicer 10 stranger What's bin tn matter
-sai.road accident!
stranger-No; tried TO soil the editor Of
the Biost n Spring poem and we had mis-
undcrst tanding Now, is there any other
manor published here.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

A helping hand
to lift up weak,
tired. overtaycd
W that's
what you'll find
in DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scription. IL
gives you just
tho help that you
need.
It's q medicine
that's made eSDe
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Her Inference.

IFrop, he J,.,er.l
You don't know how to play chess, do
you, Mr.. Adictl" asked Miss skitts. with q
look al the clock which indicated ll.30 p. N.
why, yes, do. Miss Skitts What made
you think didn'tf"
Why, you don't seem to know when its
your move"
The evening world., 1892-02-06

:c-pr, GREENE, the successful specialist in
curing nervous and ctrrUuc diseases, 35 West l4th
ST.. New York. eau be consulted rre-. personally %
by letter. Send for his symptom blank 10 IN out,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-14
THIS MORNING.

Col. Fletcher arrived from Santa
Fe.
Mrs. Clara Hogsett and Mrs. A. A.
Wise left for Salt Lake City, Utah.
Miss Mabel Raymond and Miss
Bertha L. Hamblin left for Indiana
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Duel, parents
of Mr.. Duel of the La Cueva ranch,
left for Saratoga Springs.
Miss Rose Watrous, the rose of
Watrous, left for that beautiful gar
den spot of New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wade, a lady
and gentleman travelling "for the fun
there is in it." left for Trinidad.
Thomas Cox, of Bakersfield, Cali
fornia,a GAR man who has "struck
lie" in England, passed through en-
route for that country.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-14
RAILROAD POINTERS.

President Marvel is expected
shortly.
There was a very heavy traffic on
No. 4 this morning.
Miss Hattie Eames is expected
from illinois on Friday.
Mrs. Botsford, wife of the ticket
agent, left for Detroit, Michigan.
Miss J. Bollock left the Montezu-
ma this morning on trip to Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. r. Williams and children
and Miss Josie Black left for Chicago
this morning.
A fine horse, the property of Mr..
Garrard, was killed by freight train
at the stock yards last night.
B. M. Roebuck, brother of Harry
and Frank Roebuck, is expected to
arrive from Kentucky tonight.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-14
PERSONAL.


Miss Nellie Hern is on the sick
list.
Captain Austin, of Cherry valley,
is in town.
Hon. T. B. Catron has returned
from Minneapolis.
Hypolite Gonzales,of Romeroville,
died this morning.
Rodney SchOonmaker left for his
rench this morning.
j. Y. Lujan and wife, of San Ig-
nacio, are in town.
Macario Gallegos, assessor of Mo-
ra county, is in the city.
Chas. Bloom has gone after herd
of cattle near Aqua Negra.
Chas. Allen d Bro. will put in a
$l,lOO soda fountain shortly.
Allie Rogers is with the Singer
Manufacturing company, Old Town.
The handsome and accomplished
Misses Hegman left for Minnesota
this morning.
G. Noise leaves tonight for Chi
cago to attend the Democratic Ma
tional convention.
Prof. Hodgins has been reelected
to the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Albu-
querque public schools.
William Gandert, chairman of the
board of county commissioners of
Mora, arrived last night.
George Beyser and Gus Shelter are
building five-room addition to o.
L. Gregory's residence.
Lee Atkinson will leave the Wells,
Fargo Co. tomorrow to work for M.
L. Cooley, Old Town liveryman.
A. f. Hromatko, a grocer of Cedar
Rapids, is at Hofmeister & Dem
mer's store. He comes well recon-
mended.
Mrs. Alex. Levy and her three
children are here from Walsenburg,
Colo, on a visit to G. II. Sporleder,
her brother.
J. d. Kutz and wife, of Warsaw,
Ind, are here on a visit to Judge E.
V. Long. Mrs. Kutz is sister of
w. V. Long.
Mrs. j. G. Mitchell, Mrs. r. M.
Field and Miss Hogen, of Kansas
City, will arrive tonight and pro-
coed to Romeroville to spend few
weeks.
Frank Coy, express agent at Phil.
ipsburg, Montana, is here on a visit
to his parents, H. M. Coy and wife,
who live north of town. His brother
who was formerly with
Graft & Kline here, is with HIM at
PhilIpsburg, and both are doing well.