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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
John ]. KAN. and others.

The general object OF this suit Is to close mp
and determine tae trustcreated under the VIII
OF Phi ip Reil Y deceased late OF said county,
t. ascertain the proporty, real and personal,
held by Johu ). Kahn. Alonzo Lorlng ana
Thomas O'Brien as trustees under tee said Will
and 10 have the said propc ~ transferred and
delivered TO tho plaintiffs, mary Jane carney,
Philip Reilly, IT., James Franklin Rel y,
Mary Jane Heatherington, Wylle Theodore
Reilly, George Washington Reilly and John
button Reilly, as tn parsons enti led thereto.
And 1t appearing from sn affidavit Med IN the
cause that the defendants, Mary Jane Reilly,
Thomas William Reilly, Matilda Celestin Reil-
ly. John Joseph Re lily, Mary Reilly Michael
eilly. (son OF Thomas NJ Reilly deceased and
Holeu Caroline Reilly, are non-residents OF tue
State OF West Virginia. IL IS ordered that the
said non resident defendants do appear within
one mouth after the frs publication hereof and
do what is necessary to protect their interests;
and also that this order be posted and publish
go according to law.
Witness John ". Mitchell. CLERK OF our said
court al the court house Of said county, this
9th d4v OF August. 1893.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, clerk.
Published for the nrst time August TO- 1898
Attest: JOHN ". AIICdbLL, clerk
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New YORK, August 16.-Pig iron, steady
and dull; American, $l2 75a15 80. Copper,
weak at 50 SO. Lead, quiet at s. S2114
Tin firm
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WEBBING AND PfrrsBURG
For Plttsburg. Wsshington, Bait
adslpha and New York, 800 m
IN, daily,
Pittsbury accom- medallion, T.20Ai
Pittsbure express, 10 p m eros
Washington. Pa, Accommodation,
except Sunday.
Pituburg express, 900 p. m. sund
ARRfVE.
From New York. Philadelphia,
washinFtOn and Pittsturg, ~ 10 ana
daily.
Pittsburg mail, i2S p. m, srcsp
and go y. m. daily. -
Warrington, Pa, Accommodations. NyA' n
except sunday. -
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tile papsr Sal2 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak at 4Sl56a+S5. Silver certificates neg
lected; closed al 12$4aI4.
GovERNMRNTs-Dull.
Fours Registered. ..............-...'iit
Four-and-a-half Registered. ......... 70
Pacific Skies OF 49,. ................'IV o
STATEs-Dull
RAILRoADs-Heavy; sales -S54,OOO
OCKs-The stock market was feVerlsn
and unsettled early In the day. The APP
pointment Of receivers for the Northern
Pacific property had an adverse influence
on the corporations, but the pears Ialu
even greater stress on the reports
in circulation that the chicago,
Burlington and Quincy directors at their
meeting to-day would reduce the dividend
rate. On the strength Of this all the
Granger shares as well as some others
were sold freely for short account. The
turning point came when it was official
lv announced that the directors OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy had
declared the usual quarterly dividend OF
II per cent This was such surprise
that the smaller bears rushed pell NELL 10
cover and prices recovered nearly all
previously lost Sales 2OO,o'o shsres'
Quotations closed bid:
ALCulSOu, lOt AudulS E1ApAO9St ~
American Express, l04; Baltimore and
Ohio, 64l<; Canada Pacific. 72A Central
Pacihc, l7L<; Chesapeake and Ohio, l45s;
Chicago aud Alton, l26; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy 1874; Delaware and Hud-
son, 10; Delaware, Lackawsnna and
Western. 1874; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred 30; Erie, 11%; do preferred,
80; Fort Wayne, 40; Illinois Central, 20;
Lake Shore, ll3; Michigan Central, 40;
Missouri Pacific, 2O% Norfolk and Western
preferred, 201{; Northern Pacific, ~; do
preferred, l7h; Northwestern, 94A; do.
preferred, 1870; New York Central, VIZ /;
Pacific Mail, % Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, :, Pittsburg, l40; Pullman
Palace, l4S; Reading, 1915; Rock Island,
57ll; St. Louis aud San Francisco trst
preferred, -; St. Paul. 523s; do. pre-
ferred, no; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 49,;
Texas Pacific. ll4; Union Pacific, lI26 4;
United States Express, As; Western Union,
~; Wheeling AID Lake Erie, Il; do.
preferred, 395S
Mining Stocks-Cholor-: Crown Point,
-; Consolidated California and Virginia,
Us; Deadwood, -; Gould and Curry, %;
Hale and Norcross, 45: Homes Ike, SOO;
Independence, -; Mexican, %: North
Star, -; Ontario 600; Ophir, So; Ply
mouth, Is; Sierra Nevada, 80; Standard,
10; Union Con-, 80 Yellow Jacket, 80;
Iron Silver, 10; Quick Silver, 1906 do
preferred 1900; BulWer, 25.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money sa4 Per Cent. = Governments
Duu-stooks, Fevsrish-FlOur, Dull ana
Uncnangsd-whea Moderately Active
NEW YORK, August l6.-Money on call
easy at 3a4 per cent. last loan at per cent;
closing offered at 3 per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper Sal2 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak at 4sI16a+S5 Silver certificates neg
lectad closed al 12S/a14
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CoUE-
i ", in the State Of West Virginia. August
Rules 1898
George @. Murray
VS.. q chancery
Flora Murray
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Wheeling Bridge &TTmlnal Railway Co.

Tims Table No9 70 take effect 1891 a. n
Sunday. July ., 1870
Law. whsslinE-t6:4J, 100, $500 $50
40: % a. N t2:2j, $40 80, p.V'p ~. as,
+ta.os a. M. fz.3l. s2:4C, 'f3J, f9.0J ,; % -,
Arrive Haruns Ferry-ts:al fs;A
Ss.N .iO:igs m. f2:S5, '2:bs, .t:i.. teH ? "
Arrive Terminal Jsae1i ., sis.os ~
'fssy. rernfnAl Junction -fI:E2 ts.oy. 'ioi&
IN ti;8, .2'sO, 1874. SS:A ts;S
Leave Martins FerfY-f1; - - ~ ~ %
m, II IS 'l.3 s 70; ~ s.: ~ fs;s- ss;2SP
Leave Penins1ia-- -, fs;lt, -ly.W
40 go +s:5. S5:25. ts:Ss. 5000 2. n
Arrive WhsslibE-'I:4. 80. .llg
+t.M s2:52. 1881. 1881. $3.50 SOIL p
sDaily. tDAily sIceps ssnaaf' to'
~ trains will run on Eastern Tine
naies1s J. X. TAUsSI0
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JNTHg CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUN-
i ", ia the state OF West Virginia
Mary Jane Carney, and others,
V. In ch0ncery.
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RAILROADS.


N.s ~ ~, ,,ss assartar. OF trans on ana Ar.
N.z 80 hxrLAEATIox o. RxTEns.c
g. DAILY; fsaaeay sxespsss. e. sch
CIV sses; tsAsasdAy sTcspssd; lssss..
80 lse.eraay oaiy. kastera StAsd.ss 10y
. --eS - Gas Asaf satllef THAI Osntr.l rsa..-@
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after W,dues.
day. June l.lSs2 trains will run ~ follous-
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17

tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm oroVs
II. K. WElSGERBERr
Gen. Manager
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Cur coupons from the REsIsrEE and OBJ
q -ssrp pee Of English literature.
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RIVER RAILROAD

o,.n after June IS. Passengef Tfa
80 a. follows: sDaily. tD4iiy, *,
d.y Central Time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
PERSONAL.

Judge Voc rhess and wife spent q por-
ton Of this week on their ranch near
Fowler.
Mrs. NJ. e. Springer Ia spending the
holiday week with Denver relatives.
Mrs. Dan Bowman spent Christmas
with Pueblo friends.
B. q. Dye was ON the streets Monday
for the 6rst time for q number of days.
Il il now hoped that his recovery will be
early and permanent.
Frank Bingham was carrying q crutch
q few days since, an effect OF Q sprained
Joint.
Rev. I. J. Ksator, Of Pueblo, has been
selected by Elder RAIDER TO take charge
Of the NJ e. church at Ordwsy, vice Rev.
Edwards, resigned Five Year, scquain-
tance with Bro. Ksator warrants M in ex-
pressing the belief that he will be ar able
and successful worker in the good cause.
On Christmas b. B. Gave and wifs
gave 1--WE O'Clock dinner to the follow
ing gentlemen and their respective wives:
Lewis Swink, J. N. Fenton, e. J. Smith.
Bert Winchell, II. B. Dye, Henry Cave.
y. X. Dye, VIM. 6wink, Miss Laura
Snowden and J. @. Fox. The evening
was spent in social way, enlivened by
musie-a good time Throughout.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
tFirst publication Nov. 80 's8.)
Notice For Publication.
LAND OssICs AT PUEaLo. Colo.
Trustee'a Sale.


WHEREAS. Spear x. Wood, of tho county of
Otero. lformcrly lsent). State Of Colorado. did
by bis decd Q, trust dated ,ssa Japua,y Izth iss &
Of the records Of O,ero formerly Bent) county.
convey 70 Henry j. Aldrich. trustee. the fol.
county OF Otsro tformeriy BENT state Of Ct,ia.
RADIO, to wit: The wy Of NET, Of Sec. STwp 70
3 A West Of the 9Th pm containing 10 acres
ten co%
pon notes of s14 each dated January 18th 1859.
and pays BILE 70 the order Of Chaa. A. stiiiTsn
pal note with Interest on the said coupon
notes At the rate oftwo per cont per month
I'VE Warasas, % Il is provided In and BY SAID doed
Of trust that In default of payment of said
any p part tnesecr @ at I the time time he ssmS % shall
become due and payable, then ali Of said
.Ss 2 as re
at once become due and payable, and on re-
quest said trustee shall advertise and soil tho
WHEREAs. Default has hsen made In tho
July /, gland such default stlll continues ali
payable by tho legal holder thcpsof.
Nov. THEREFofE, ut the request of tho
nGen Of ~
cember. 1888, between the hours of 12 nj. and
2o'clock p. m. Of that day. at tho fremont
Denver, county OF Arapahoe.. aud state Of
Colorado. sell to the highest bidder. for cash.
all the above desGri6ed premises. and all
and interest for 81 acres In the Nine Mile Ro'-
tom Ditch Co.for the purpose of paying the
with ali the expenses OF this proceeding. a. ~
tho terms of raiddecd of trust am fully autl,-
orizod and empowered e do:
Dated Denver. Colo. Nov. 10. 1893.
Date Of nrst publication Nov ID. 1893. $3.50
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
An Ordinance

J. entitled "An Ordinance Concerning Licens-
the Incorporated town Of Rocky Ford, Colo
SECTION I. That sections and OF article
Of ohaptor I of an ordinance concerning H.
censes be and Ia hereby amended to read a.
SECTION .. Licenses granted 70 keep ga
son obtainins the license to vend or sell .plr.
itous or vlnous LIQUORS In more than one place
Incorporated Town Of Rocky Ford shall have
malt or other Intoxicating liquors arc. sold
and within one mile OF tho outer Boundaries
thereof. upon tho applicant oxcoutIng to tho
Of not q Il less than two thousand dollars to be
nxed by the Hoard Of Trustees or Town Coun:
M run to tho People of tho State Of Colorado;
shall Be signed y tne app,sans, =, nrd nd At isSss
IN w6ich the license Is 70 be lssbed; shall 30
condttionsd that the applicant Will keep an
that he WIN not violate any proyiisions, 1f the
sss.1s aol q he g ssd no.
In force, and that may hereafter be enacted
IhisI may po sdjddSed against him for the
prohibit minors from playing ut any SAmes In
his saloon. and shall soil liquor to NO habftual
drunkard or to minors. And upon payment
by the applicant 70 the Treasurer the sum Of
three hundred dollars for slx months: Said
ticeuse shall authorize the person therein
/ named 70 soil; barter OF give away said ii9-
| the place or house named and not In the street.
adjoining grounds, or any other place or
out the consent Of the Board of Trustees and
any license may be revoked,by the Board Of
Trustees on breach OF any OF tho conditions
OF said bond.
sECrIoH 5. Any person selling or giving
away any OF tho liquors mentioned In this or
dlnanoe in quantities less than one quart,
without hAynig obtained license a. provided
| herein, shall for each onense bo fnol in any
sum not loss than 500 nor more than 500.
| Provided. That druggists and persons whose
chief business IT IL 70 sci! drugs and n,edi-
cines shall not be doomed to be within tho
| limits of this ordinance In selling such liquors
| In quantities less than one quart for purposes
| purely medical, soientincAl or mechanical.
Approved December u, 1873.
] Attest q. ". 6wINK.
@. n. HALL. Mayor.
Clerk Protem. u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
IOUR CORRESPONDENCE.
BOB CREEK.

Special correspondence Of the Enf1RPnIsB.
The people ON the creek were surprised
to see about an inch Of snow on the
ground Sunday morning.
The literary at the Clark school house
Last Saturday night was we'll attended.
Question: Resolved, That the printing
press IL Of more benefit than the steam
engine.
Niss Nellie Mulkey and her SCHOOL Of
Bob Creek, visited Miss Olmsteed's
school in The east end Of the district Last
Friday and report . very enjoyable time.
+. Ed. Davis starts for southeastern
Iowa next Thursday night to be gone
some mouths.
Walter Perkins was seen going up the
creek last Saturday evening-wonder II
he was going hunting.
James York IL sick with Ii grippe
There were Christmas trees at both
Ordvay and Olney Christmas night.
George Clafiin u the happiest man ON
the creek.
John Hafman says the wind blew away
the Colorado Land 4 Water Cos. share
Of his seed CROP
Jes. Meek has got the Arizona fever,
but it has not struck very deep and We
think he will get over Il
JoHN A.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
who is TO blame for the pollution Q

Who is to blame for the pollution Of
the water which supplies portion Of our
citizens for domestic user There lies in
the Catlin ditch, not far from town, q
dead animal. The water which flows in
tho ditch must 60 into some Of our CHS
terms, and at times goes into the pipes OF
the water works. The ditch rider or
some one ought to be held responsible for
the existence Of such Q nuisance. That
such Q condition of the ditch continues
more than Q few hours 10 an imposition
for which there should be PROMPT rem-
edy. Will not the local, as we'll q the
county Board Of Health look after this
and apply the proper remedy immedi-
stely.
Tho @. A. r. entertainment and sup
per last evening was q success both in
attendance and interest. The supper
was excellent and was enjoyed by very
large crowd, the Rocky Ford band filing
the room with good music during the re-
past. Appropriste addresses were made
By Rev.D.W. Burt and C.M.Robins. Ex-
cellent recitations were given by Mrs.
Henry Adsmond and Miss Ollie Baker,
and the Post sang the "Army Bean" led
by Com. Washburn, to the great delight
OF the audience.
SEQ the new card of CLARK 4 Stumpf
in another column.
-Liquo. habit cured at Dr.. Feuton'a
Institute, Rocky Ford, Colo. 2tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28

THx Best PLAsTKR.-Dampens q piece
Of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bind it over the seat Of pain. It is
better than any plaster. When tho lungs
are sore such an application On the chest
an another on the back, between the
shoulder blades, will often prevent pneu-
monia. There ia nothing % good for q
lame back or pain in the Gda A sore
throat can nearly always be cured in one
night by applying flannel bandage
dampened with Pain Balm. 80 cent bot
ties. For sale by W. E. Fenton 4 Co.
and E. w. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28

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hsnd indicsis: Is VII amaes yos, = Doshing more.
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md -his Den,ossstS = - f.slias nss..i:..
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f.as.s.i.y: Hsssi is.s nssr s S.tmsoE q HUI
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
W. c. T. q. Anniversary.

Saturday, Dec. q, being the Twenti-
eth anniversary, Hsince upon the women
Of the crusade fall the divine fire." the
women Of Rocky Ford assembled In the
Presbyterian church to review our past,
map out our future and thank our God
for the "Heavan-bo enthusiasm, which,
started in q few hearts and localities, has
flashed from heart to heart, city 10 city,
state TO state and nation to nation" An
erroneous idea that We were going to
crusade,in old fashioned crusade style, was
somehow started, and many NO doubt
waited expectsntly for the procession to
appear.
This, however, II not our present man.
ner Of trying to reach and touch the great
heart Of humanity. Instead, We quietly
the day somewhat after this fashion:
The morning hour was devoted g
praise service, scripture lessons and testi-
mony. All in memory Of which lifted
woman out Of sell, brought her nearer to
God, enlarged her vision Of the sin and
SORROW Of the world and her personal re-
spondbility. Praise for the blessings
upon our work, for Gods great patience
with " and for the increasing recogni-
ton OF voman's place and power espeo.
ially in this Columbian year, interspersed
Win Ctu140o uymOo, cooIoe1oOu Oh Oul
Gns - individuals and unions. Earnest
prayer for freah touch Of the holy CRU.
sade fire; for the removal Of al sel6sh.
neas, pride, misunderstanding and fric-
ton; and q baptism OF love which shall
unite our hearts and renew our zeal and
courage. Appeal for the overthrow ol
intemperanoe, impurity, war and oppres-
mon, and the reign Of peeca.
During the afternoon ten minute I'D
daesses were made by Mrs. Todd, Rev
Antes, Mr.. Robins and Mr.. Kellogg
Thank you, brothers, for the nsv light
you have thrown in our pathway, and FOL
your kindly words Of commendatiCn and
eocouragement) A review Of tho way
IN which God has led us, recalling oi
our source Of power-the spirit; prayer
the word, self- sacrifice.
Having committed ourselves and oul
cause to Gods protecting care and guid.
amos, and at pssce with our hearts, oul
consciences, our fellow man and our God
We adjourned to meet next Friday, Dec
g, st 3 p. m. whan We viii Be plsased q
have all who arc In sympathy with oul
cause meet with n.
BT A W. O, 7. o.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
The Santa Fe's Holiday Rates.

/ Tickets will be sold between ali points
in Colorado, regardless Of distance, at the
round trip.
Tickets will be sold to points In Kan
sas within go miles Of Rocky Ford for
four cents per mile, and to points in New
Mexico within 200 miles at one fare for
the round trip. Tickets to Utah at one
fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold on Dec. q, "a, 25,
30 and 81, and Jan. l, 1894, with final
limit for return on Jan. 8, 1894.
1881 J. B. PRARcE, Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28

Are your children subiect e croupf
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
It is certain euro for cronp, and has
never been known to fail. II given free
ly as soon as the Group cough appears it
will prevent the attack. Il is the sole
reliance with thousands Of mothers who
have croupy children, and never disap-
doints them. There is no danger in Civ
ing thus Remedy in large and frequent
doses, as il contains nothing injurious.
80 cent bottles. For sale by W. E. Fenton
4 Go. and e. W. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
FOWLER.

Special Correspondence OF tho ENfRRPRrsE.
James A. Lockhart was in Fowler this
week.
MI. and Mrs. Hale spent Christmas in
Fowler.
with her parents, west Of Fowler.
A mock trial will be the attraction at
The scholars arc enjoying week's va
cation, which they we'll deserve.
The Olnsy boys viii give 2O-minute
farce at our literary tomorrow night.
Mis- Ida b. Morse Of the Hyde Park
school, Deoves, is spending the holidays
in Fowler.
Superdnt Fsnlason went to Colorado
Springs Christmas to attend meeting
OF the county superintendents.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Soren-
son, girl; weight pounds. Folks all
Judge Ooughren and vito accompanied
by little Jennie Walker spent Chrismas
at the Lockhart place with Mr.. and Mn.
Two OF the boys had misunderstand-
ing st the races last Saturday, but twas
settled after . abort bout in Sullivan.
Corbett style
Tho directors Of the Oxford ditch went
10 the headgate Tuesday. They will 10
pair the dam and put In waste about q
mile from the heedgate.
On Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs. Wiel.
and entertained their older friends, and
the younger ones during the evening.
An excellent dinner was served which
fully upheld Mrs. Wieland's reputation
a. q cook. Those present in the evening
were, Dr.. W. W. Reed and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. D. Hale, Mrs. c. G.. Ament, The
Misses Nellie, Mate and Louie Sims, Ids
Morse, Carrie and Lizzie Gilbert, Ida
Hargraves; Messrs. Lawson, Les, Gilbert
Brothers, Denny. Sims and Fenlason.
with games and listening TO some very
fine music by Mrs. Ament and the Missea
Sims The company parted with regre'
st II p. m
AI1xu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
Our Premiusa List.

We this week publish a. supplement-
. very attractive premium list. Such
valuable premiums are rarely equalled
and never exceeded by local newspapers,
and the result should be very large ad-
dition to the ENTEBPHIsH subscription
list. The books offered are all frst-class
in their respective lines and will be high
ly appreciated IN every household The
terms ON which they are presented 70
are very liberal: Every ~
payment on subscription, new or old, en-
titling the the party paying 70 any one
premium which they shall select.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
Inducement for Clubs.

Any person sending ms . club Of five
subscribers, accompanied by the cash,
will receive copy Of Samantha at Sar-
asoea." This book il elegantly bound in
cloth, and is identical With the thousands
Of copies which have sold for 325O each.
Those who wish to earn this most inter
esting book by securing Eve subscribers
are reminded that each Of the subscribers
which they shall procure is entitled to
choice Of the premiums offered in our
supplement. With such Inducements it
will be easy for q number Of smart young
men and women to make up such clubs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-28
A1HxIa.
Enterprise Matrimonial Bureaa.

P.O. Bon x-, Nsw York, Nov. z
EDIToR ENTzRP1IBz:-I hsve noticed
In the New York papers recently para
graphs abou& the scarc1ty of mAfriageeble
0irls in your part Of the country, and the
difficulty which men Of moderate means
have in obtaining suitable wives. There
are several young ladies OF my acquaint-
ance who, Il they found good husband
who could offer them good home, would
not object TO living out west. Two Of
tas:s H.. X Ms ,.fss to hsp
than In this desire, and thought tho
best way to do u would BE- 70 write %
some papers In plsoss that I thought
contained the ms0 required. II you can
help me in this, either by bringing the
facfs to any reliable man you know, or
inserting notice in your paper I shau
b extremely obliged.
Trusting I shall hear from you, I an
(Mns) IDA E. sLY.
The above Letter was received . few
days inoe. We have suppressed the T.
O. box and changed the name Of our
matrimonial buresu correspondent, 20 -
not 10 be Q party 10 the scheme. How
ever, We would say TO Mrs. Sly that girls
are in demand in Colorado. Let her ad-
wise Maud and Mary 10 come west. In
NO one line Of work il there better op-
ening than - domestics In the homes Of
well-to-do people in Denver, Pueblo.
Leadville. etc. Such service commands
high prices, and once in Colorado Maud
and Mary can have IN opportunity Of
making the acquaintance Of '.men Of mod
crate MEANS" This will be . much bet
ter way Of bringing about . marriage than
by correspondence and an exchange OF
photographs. And Colorado not only
Offers Maud and Mary the prospect Of
husbands, but gives them chance to
participate in political affairs. Colorado
now gives an opportunity for the devel-
opement Of woman's influence 10 the full
est extent. and il these New York girls
are ambitious and have good common
sense they cannot do better than to em-
igrste to Colorado and take their chances
for suitable employment and good hus-
bands. But We don't want TO encourage
this long range-range courtship.