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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18
FRAGMENTS.

TuF regular meeting OF the CITY Ccun-
| ell will be hold tonight.
To-Day tho last ear Of exhibits from the
ladies of Utah for tho Worlds Fair was
shipped TO Chicago.
Jupor HrNDrnsoN returned from
Washington last night Ho has been
engaged In y case In the Supreme c0uri OIL
the uuiled States.
TnR grand jury IL holding another
session Today. Several minor cases Wefc
Investigated in the courso Of the morn
ing.
TnE county clerk has issued marriage
licenses TO Oscar Groshell and Mildred
bowman; stephen Couion and Eleanor
l.. Armstrong Of Salt Lake; Georeo q.
Olcolt and Ilolon Mao Hammoit OF CHE
cagO.
THOMAS q. SuEAHMAN Of New York.
brother uf W. II. Shearman, deceased, OF
this city, gave an interesting lecture on
single tax IN the Wasatch hui last ulght'
under the auspices Of tho Young Mons
Christian association debating club.
A SPAN of large horses attached TO
furniture moving van ran away on south
East Temple street about o'clock this
morning. Between Fourth aud Fiiih
South tho outnt yoefod TO the sido Of tue
stfoot and collidcd with u telephone pole
aud came 10 a sudden stop. a $40 black
smith bill will cover Ia damages.
THE president OF the civil service COM
mission Mr.. ThDs. Lyman has wfition
10 Postmaster Mash OF this city, stating
that owing to inadequate appropriations
for travelling expenses for the civil ser.
vice examiners for the current fiscal
year, It had been found necessary to can.
a. the examination scheduled for salt
Lake In MAY until ailor June 30, when
the appropriation for the next fiscal year
would be available.
GovrnNoR THOMAS hns received from
Assistant Secretary ot War Grant iuiur-
NATION that there Il balance TO the
credit Of Utah In account Of arining aud
oquipping militia, amounting 10 b,uihO5,
@. which sou. $500 Is available Tor ord
nance aud stores only, and s5,b2D.0j for
both ordnRnceand quartormlsler'ss stores.
The whole amount can not now be drawn
against until the Territory has complied
with the requirements " an act concern
Ing tho establishment OF militia.
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above the caves Of the roof and made
fast to an iron frame. The great wind
on the 9th instant blew the pipe over.
30 that 1t was leaning against the roof,
but 1t had not been noticed before the
fire occurred. The fire spread over
the whole roof In lew minutes. The
school was notified quietly ~ soon as
the IRE was seen, aud the children
quietly escorted out Of the building.
The people went 10 work and got the
organ out ami the most Of the seats.
Ladders were brought and men went
on to the roof OF the vestry and by
means tf buckets threw water on the
roof after the fire was started and put
It out. Tho vestiy and upper room
were saved. Nothing but the walls
OF the meeting house are lett standing.
There was but littlo wind blowing at
the time, or other buildings would
have gone. The tlthing hay ehed was
only nity feet from the meeting mouse,
but did not catch fire. The lOss will
be about $1,000. The bull ling was not
insured.
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DEATH OF MRS. JOS. BARTON.


The many friends OF Hon. Joseph
Barton will be greatly paiued to learn
of the death o. his beloved wife Mary
Ann, who peacefully passed away, at
their home In Ogden, on Sunday
morning, April 10, 1893, at ll;3l
O'Clock. Mrs. Barton had been an lci-
cd with cancer in tue breast Tor several
years past, aud had under goue the
trying ordeal Of the surgeons knife
three times'wlthin tue past two years
Each time she rallied from the opera.
ton, but ths dresd disease returned,
and enrly In July Of last year she was
taken TO her bed, where she remained
until the messenger u death released
her nom her long and weary contiEe-
ment. During the past two years she
has been great sutirro but without
com plalnlns, and even Ia the fdcD OF
death directed how her funeral should
he oonducte1. Mrs. Barton was
nobls woman, a "a tltul wife, n loving
mother aud q true friend. She was
born at lIonion, Eugland, on the 80th
DAY o! November, 1852, aud was con-
sequently 40 years vi age. she leaves
husband, six children, and host OF
friends 10 mourn her demise.
Frlends OF the family will be per.
mitlei To Wow the Temll at the res.
idence, No. 1850 Madison aveue, on
Wednesday morning from $3.50 10 1880
O'Clock ut which hour the body Will
be taken to the railway depot aud from
thence to kaysyille by thell:3O Union
Pacific train. The funeral will be
held at the Kaysvile meeting house
At / O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
Friends are invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

Since ia first Introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly In popular
favor, until now It Ia clearly In the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
sltcratives-cor tiinlng nothing which
o-nits Its Use IA n beverage or intoxk
cant; 1t Is recognized rs the bcst and
purest medicine for all ailments Of
Stomach, Livrr,or Kidneys. II will
cure SICK Heidache, In digestion, CJn-
s.ipation, aud drive Maiaria from tho
syntem. sntisinc elton guaranteed with
esch bottle or the money win be- re-
funded. pIiee only soc. per bottle.
sold by A. Z. Smith & Co., Druggistn
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Died in Florida.


BIG CoTroswooD, Apr, IL, 1898.
Editor DSsere. NeUG
A funeral OF rather unusual cIrcum-
stances took place hege on Sunday
morning. 1t was that OF young,
promising lad If less than eighteen
years Of age, who died April /, 1893,
In Florida. The deceased, Karl j.
Larson, had listened to reading room
advertisements, and selected Lady
Lake, Lake county, Florida, us the
place OF his future fortune. On his
arrival he obtained n "free" lot by
paying for 1t, or by paying expens,s .,
ETC., which was equal TO purchase
price. His habits were exemplary,
anu he Possessed such energy that at
seventeen years Of age lie had $500
cash In Salt Lake bank. This
amount he hau earned by industry
anu economy, He was beloved anu
respected anu had very good outlook
before him here, but lie was captlvateu
by tho fiowery tales OF Flor!-
da. There he purchased fifteen
acres OF land, cleared three acres and
planted It In orange trees. He opened
a bank account, hired men, and was
clearing up more land. Tho hot
weather and poor wafer In exchange
ior the balmy air and pure mountain
streams OF Utah, soon reduced him
with typhoid lever, and he succumbed
to deaths grasp. After being buried
tue BODY was taken up, placed In IA
metallic colin, and sent to salt Lake
CITY. Vhn funeral was largely at.
tended, the services being held In the
shade OF trees near the house Of has
grlei-strioksn parents. The speakers
We're Elders Edward Stevenson, Stef.
ferson aud David Brinton.
EDWARD STEVENSON.
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WORK OF THE COUNTY COURT.
The Equalization OF School Districts. -
Bond Supervisors. Trans.
Mississippi Congress.

Subsequent to the morning proceed.
ings in the County court, as reported
Ia yesterdays News, the following
matters came up;
The Territorial Insane asylum sent
In u bill for S8s3,ls for the care Of Mrs.
Jane Built from september 10, 1885, to
March S, 1855, bslng half the amount
due up TO the date upon which the
Territory assumed the entire expense
Of keeping the INDECENT insane. The
matter was referred to Seleotma n
Hamburger.
IN THE CITY HOSPITALS.
The county physician reported
patients In the city hospitals as FOL.
lowG st. Mrrk's ., 81, Mary's /,
Deseret .; total 5. Filed.
RESIGNED AND ACCEPTED.
John q. Rupp, road supervisor OF
district No. %, sen! in his resignation
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A friend IN need Ia friend indeed,
ard not less than one mllllon people have
'ound such = friend In DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds. II you have never used
this Great Cough Medicine, one trial
will convince you that 1t has wonder.
ful curative powers In all diseases o..
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each
bottle Il guaranteed to do NIL that IL
claimed or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles free Mt A. q. Smith a,
Cos Drug store. Large bottles SOC.
anil sl.eQ N
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-FOUR HUNDRED MEN.
In Army Of CanVasssrs 10 Take The
Field
FOR THE SALT LAKE \ Pacific.
List OF the Nnincs Suggested 10 Form
the Railroad Subscription
Committee.

Last night Mcssrs. NJ. J. Gray, J. IL.
Bacon, r. II. Auerbach, l.. T.. kelsey
and w. II. Rowe, the committee APP
pointed by the ia tLako * Pacific Rail-
road committee to present let OF 100
men TO canvass for subscriptions for the
proposed railroad west, met and c1m'
plc,ed their work. in.teai of 100
names, however, they made out lot
OF 400 business men to form the cam
wasting committee.
These 400 are requested 10 meo, with
the other committee at the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms tomorrow evening al,
s O'Clock, 10 oryanizs ami arrange Tor
the work before them. The 400 selected
are.
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MEETING HOUSE BURNED.


The Morgan Stake Tabernacle WINS
destroyed by flre on Sunday. 1t
caught fire about ll;SO O'Clock, while
the childred were occupying It for
Sunday school. The Hre was cause d
by stovopipe leaning against the
roof The stoyopipe was conducted
through the window On the west aide OF
the building, run up about five feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18
Toaueryille to the Fore.

Probate Judge Blair has married two
couples from Toqurrville within n
week. In both these cases the bride.
groom hAd reached tho ripe age u
seventy. In the one instance the
bride had seen twenty-five summers,
while over the fair head OF the other
twice that Inumber bad parsed. The
judge has teen quite busy OF late ty-
ing nuptial knots. Two more yts;er-
day afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

All stockmen while Ia Salt Lake will
find II to their interest to visit the
Union Stockyards company and re-
ccive the latest information a. regards
prices In oil kinds Of live stock. Office
room 3, jennings building, over Utah
National Bank, corner Main and First
South, where are also located the
largest buyers In Utah.
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aloIrrn In thc UIlY

l. not only possible but probable;
thereforelno sanitary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
he neglected. DON'T wait until CONF
plants nre fled against you, or the In
spector calls aud compels you to clean
ny, but address TIE NEW SCAvESGER
Co, who will clean uesspools, closets,
gfehsetrnps, and your premises Of gen.
eral garbage. Address Box 26S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

It IL TO see an infant suffering from the
lack Of proper fitd. 1t Il entirely I'M
necessary, as a reliable food can always
be oil ,ined; we refer TO the Gail B0r.
den Eagle Brand Condensed Milk.
Sold by grocers aud druggists every
where.
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NUT COAL. $3.50 Per Ton.
Ellerbeck & Co,
40 o. FIRST South st.

Get your butter, milk and cream
from the Neiherland Fine Stock &
Dairy Co., the largest aud best dairy
In the the west. u. o. Box 545.
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AMERICAN FURk. March %, 1903.
Mr. L. n Matapn lg CnmmefcIal ~

Mr.. J. II. Ma,sen, Is Commercial ST.,
Snlt Lake City:
Dear Sir-l received the picture from
you on s2nd, yesterday. aud l had 1t
framed with one OF the best frames In
town and IL looks Ms good, II not better,
than any large picture | have seen.
The work Ia good, and when I want
some more pictures taken will know
where to get them done good ami
cheap.
Thanks for the ono you sent me by
mail. Yours Truly,
Wi liam Thornton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

"Gendron"Carrioges, acknowl-
edged TO be the Best and
Cheapest Baby Carriages in the
market, sold by Neve & Child,
81 to ~ E. LIST South st.
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Go TO Scsril's Tor Patent Medicines.
Scarf can filI any prescription.


Strfctty sonhdenttnt
The American Employer Liability
lnp.Co., E.L.Sheets, general agent, will
protoc, employers against legal liability
caused by accident happening TO em-
ployeer, also giving wages and medi.
cal attendance to injured workmen.
Office at 232 Main st., City. s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

PROVO MILLS CLOTH
Will outwear anything In tho
market.
We Mako Mems Suits to ordor.
We also have astock OF Ready
made Clothing on hand.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
80 MAIN STREET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

Ladies who value refined COM
rlexlon must use PozZoSI's POWDER.
II produces soft anu beautiful skin. |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

COOKS PERFECTION CREAM
for Chapped Hands and
Face. The Most Elegant
preparation known. For
sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18

In the Latest Designs and
Colorings and at bottom prices
at Move q Chlid's, 81 to 81 E.
LIST South St.
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Closets and C,s.pools cleaned. All
kinds OF Scavenger work done. Box
2bS.
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JewelTy at bargains. Watch repair
Ing a speciality, nj J. $. Jensen, % Il.
let South.
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SYRUP OF BANANA.
Perfectly Pure, Harmless
and Agreeable. For sale
by Codbe-Scarff Drug Co.
and all druggists.
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nu.ines. In,iiniion.
Merchants visiting Conference
are respectfully invited
to call and see our
Paper Box Mandatory,
located on Main st., between
Walker and Gin Hotels.
w. G.. MCDosALD.
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CARPETS

$500 Shoes are Leading. Store 40
West, LIST South 81.
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FOR SALE.

A T 90 SOUTH, FOURTH EAST ST,
nil right m every way. q. sORENsON
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weber tGias. CreeEl CoaI. I5O S. Main.
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People visiting the City dur
ing Conference will do we'll to
call and examine our immense
stock Of Carpets, Linoleum. OIL
Cloths and Draperles, and sat-
lsfy themselves that wo can
sell cheaper than the cheapest.
UTAH CARPET & DRAPERY
COMPANY,
No. 10 w. First South Stroot.
Merchants Attending Conference.
You are respectfully
invited TO visit orr
CANDY FACTORY,
between Walker anu CIT
Hotels on Main Street,
JAMES q. MCDONALD
s Candy Co.
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presoTIptlons, Johnson. Pmtl prnr co
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Robinson Bros.
Shoes are easy on feet and pocket. ~
West, LIST South ST. q
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WE MEET ALL COMPETITION
In price and workmanship with
our new and choice Wal
Papers; Move & Child's, az r.
al E. LIST South. W
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Fine Pefium, >. on nson.Prait DrugCo.
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THE CELEBRATED

All Kind. Of Coal, 1850 S. Main.
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BURNS NIGHT.


The CaledoDlan club OF this city
celebrated Robert Burns Anniversary
at the Knutsforj last night In a
splendid banquet which was attended
by between 100 Draw lads ami bonnie
lassies. While this gathering sat
about the banquet boards partaklng OF
one Of Landlord Holmes' mos, elegant
menus, speeches were made by Chiei
James Moiiatt, Governor Thomas, ex-
Governor West, Colonel Lett, Duncan
]. Frew, Judge Goodwin, Judge
Powers, Messrs. McCanfcy, Hcnder'
son ana others.
The Californian Glce club, composed
OF Miss Crlssis Lawson, James Craw'
ford, Jessie White, A. Crawford AM
&. Stewart sang, "rhere Was n Lad
Born 10 Kyle" In foe style, and re-
ceived n hearty encore.
Miss Crissie Lawson sang "My Love
IL Like a Red, Rcd Rose" aud for au
encore gave eaton Water"
"Scots wba Hac" was rendered by
James Crawford, and for au encore
he gave "fhe March Of the CAMERON
Men"
~ Mans Man for A. That" was
sung by Alex Crawford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
CONDITIONS.

In PURGE races five to enter and three
10 start. Entrance fse, nve per cent
which must acco mpany omluatlou,
with additional Ave per cent from nj !
winners. A horse distancing the field
In purse or stake races entitled ~ first
money only. In each stake tue
guaranteed value OF race only Will be
paid. Right reserved 10 declare oil any
stake race that does not I'LL satisfactory
10 the association, In which case en-.
trance money will be- refunded. In
each race money will be divided ffty,
twenty-five, fifteen aud ten. The
assoc ;iation reserves the right TO change
order OF program. Usual weather
clause. In running races American
racing u, ca 70 govern. Money IN
rnnDing races divided sixty, thirty and
ten. Two and half per cent entra O.
anu two aud half addition from nj
winners. Entries TO stake races close
March 18TH, 1893. Entrlcs to purse
races close June lst, 1888. Rules OF
national trotting association 10 govern
all races not herein provide Tor.
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81 Provo and Lizzie Cunningham
American Fork.

81 Provo and Lizzie Cunningham Of
American Fork.
Judge Blackburn has sent TO the
reform school boy from American
Fork, aged II, on the complaint oil his
mother, who testified that she could 90
nothing with him.
Jed Wilkcy Of Alpine drank fair
quantity OF benzine ye tctlay ~ wa.
gathered In by the Provo cop. IL Is
the first case Of int jxication In the po-
lice court Tor several weeks; ours IL be-
r1miug an exceedingly moral city.
There are now enrolled at the Brig.
ham Young AGA iemy ovor 500 stu lents
the lar kest school enrOilmen, In the
Territory.
Bi,hop Mccullough OF Alpine IL
very sick.
When the eight now at the Snely
institute In Salt Lake shall have go
cured their diplomt', the total number
II graduates from American FORK viii
lbs twenty.
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SPRING RACES.
The Salt Lake Driving Park As-ocla'
ilon Announces lis Program for the
Coming Meeting.

Tho Salt Lake Driving Park Asso'
citation Of which the following are
oiiicerG 3. w. Mcintyre, prcsident;
L.. q. Hardy, treasurer, aud u. w.
Parks, secretary, have just issued tn.
following program for the spring
meeting which will bc held from June
IA TO IL inclusive. In this city. II Is a.
follows;
Saturday, first day--2:20 Pace, $1,000;
2.iO trot, 800; two-ytar stake No. y,
$1,000; thfee.quarter mile dash, $500.
Monday, second day-8:0O rot, $500:
300 pace, $500; g:35 trot. $500; one IN 10
| dash, $500.
TUESDAY, third day-2:20 trot, $1,000;
2;lb pace, $1,000; 2;2i pace, $3.50; one.
half-nile dash, $500.
Wednesday, fourth day-2;29 trot,
$500; 1850 trot, $500, four-year stake
mo. y, $1,000; fve.eighth.milc dash.
500.
Thursday, nth day-2:l5 trot, $1,000;
$3.50 pace, $500; 2.i5 pace, siOO, one
anu one.qunrter mile dash, $500.
Friday, sixth day-Free.ior-all pace,
$1,000; three-year stake mo. 3) $1,000;
2;25 troi, $500; one.half.mile run anu
repeat, $500.
Saturday, seventh dAy-Free-for.al
trot, $1,000; m,rchants' stake, 2.year.
olus No. ~, $1,000; derby run, mile,
5000; reserved for spec al and novelty
races, $500.
STAKE RACES FOR TROTrERs.
Stake races close March IS, 1893.
Mile heats best 2 In 3. merchants
stake $1,000, for Utah, Wyoming and
Idaho, two-year.olds or under. En-.
trance fec as sst forth In condition:
$40 psyab March 10TH, when colt
must DO namod, sl5 April 10Th, sl5
May 10Th aud $40 on or before 7 O'CLOCK
Of day previous ~ race.
Mile heats, best . In 3, stake 81 900,
for two-year-olds or under. Entrance
| fee rs set forth In Conditions: $40 pay
able March 10Th, when colt must DO
named, $40 April 10Th. SIS May 18th
aud $40 on or before 7 O'Clock VI day
previous TO race.
Mile heats, urst 3 In 8, stake 81 200,
for three ear.olds or unuor. Entrance
fee rs set forth In conditions: so pay
| able March 10Th, when the colt must
be named, SIS April 10Th, SIS May 10Th
anu $40 on or before O'Clock VI day
previous to race.
Mile heats, best 3 In 8, stake
| 81 ,O1O.--For four.year.olis or under.
Entrance fee as set forth In oniitions:
$40 payable March l5Ih, when cot
must be named, SO April 10Th, SIS
May 10Th and $40 on or before O'Clock
OF day previous to race.
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refiiv which has attended the efforts 81
The Colorado people, aud urge upon you
the IMPORTANCE " your cooperation,
that all may receive in full measure their
propoftion OF tho benefits to follow.
Respectfully submitted,
W. T.. HUMANE,
Chairman.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-10-27
.lNDlANOLA ITEMS.

F. G. Stilgebouer was up from Bart
ley on Wednesday.
j. j. Wilson has opened a new groc-
cry store south of Mosher's hardware.
Sheriff Banks is still posting election
notices. Ed is d rustler and should get
there again.
a. Ii. Reynolds is fixing up his new
residence property, getting ready to
move his family soon.
The old soldiers ard wives Of Indian
ola and vicinity will have a dinner at
their hall here, Saturday.
License was issued TO Dir. Charles T.
Winters and Miss Lola L. Mater on the
Goth to commit matrimony.
7. T. Welborn has sold his dry goods
to I. NJ. Smith. Mr.. ". will now run
an exclusive hardware store.
DIR. j. S. Shaw expects to start with
his family for Denver, this week. We
very much regret losing such citizens.
A number of the Masonic fraternity
went to Danbury, Wednesday evening,
to assist the lodge there in some work.
Miss Lille Welborn Of Denver passed
through here on No. 2, Tuesday morn
ing, for the Worlds fair. Her mother,
Mrs. J. ". Welborn, joined her here.
On Friday evening last personally
appeared before G. W. Beck, county
judge, Mr.. Frank E. Teel, sheriff of
Frontier county, and Miss Alice McEn-
tee, also Of said county, and we're united
in the bonds of matrimony.
License was granted on Wednesday
morning to Mr.. Charles B. Hoag, Of
Indianola, and Mrs. Adelia Lee, of Nc
Cook, The marriage took place, We'd
nesday evening at McCook. They will
return and begin housekeeping in his
handsome residence here, this week.