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CHURCH NEWS.

Episcopal church services will be
held at K. F. Hall, Friday evening by
Rev. Smith Of La Junta.
Tho Christian Endeavor topic for
next Sunday evening Il, doubts and
DiHiculties", Ps. 40: II. Addison Kel.
logg leader.
B. Y.P. o. topic for next Sunday is.
The Silver Lining, 2 Cor. l: 81.
Tho Epworth League topic Tor uext
Sunday Is, "His Protest ut Church
Abnses", Matt. q: IL, l3 Mark z: lib.
-Children's Day will bo observed by
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
evening. A most interesting program II
being prepared.
Mr.. Taylor's Ethical Culture moet-
ing In the grove last Sunday was we'll
attended.
-Subjects in tho Methodist pulpit
next Sunday: In the morning, "Our
Wards in the Southland" in tho even.
ing, "The Late General Conferences"
Tho NJ. E. Sunday School will OBJ
servo Childrcn's Day on Thursday next,
June Is. The children will meet at the
church at $50 q. m. from whence theJ
will march to the grove In the Fair
grounds. Tho program will include the
rendering Of the beautiful service pre-
pared by tho board Of education. The
syvices viii begin promptly q 10 O'Clock
and will he followed BY . basket dinner.
There Will be no program In the after.
noon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Now that the Fiss Company has re-.
oa;yed 200 feet Of first-class hose it ought
to be in shape to fight fire successfully.
No water in the canal. Crops needing
rain badly.
Farmers are busy putting up their frs
crop Of alfalfa.
The Mo. P. has gapg ofmen painting
depot roof.
Miss Jessie Maucher has returned
from Pueblo utter two months visit.
Young orchards are suffering for lsek
Of water.
DR., Peden Il our regular visitor now,
having patient on this side OF the nVer.
John Mock reports business increas;
ing steadily-will probably have to build
shop.
The Olney Literary Society will give q
barbecue July 4th.
A party will leave here soon for the
mountains and will be joined by party
Of eleven from Sheridan Lake.
J,H, Hackworth has moved his family
to his wife's parents while John will try
his luck in the mountains.
George spargur, for the past five
months our ditch rider, has resigned his
position. He will 60 to Gunnison.
o. E. Warren and Mills Osteen Of Vic
tor and Thos. O'Donnel Of Cripple Greek
recently visited many friends here.
D. W. Parker Just finished gathering
his last strawberries, Dan says he gath
cred 400 quarts from quarter of an
acre and that he will set out 6O,OO0
plants this fall
W. II. Hackworth is home from the
roundup visiting his sick father.
L. W. Walters, President Of the O., l.
4 W. Co., was seen on our streets 10
Gently.
Mrs. Arthur Green has returned to her
home near Pueblo.
D.. Branaman, better known as Doug
Of Fowler was visiting his many friends
here on Sunday.
W. L. Barnes is going to sink well on
his farm go that he can supply our city
with water.
u. KNOW.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Council proceedings on hand, bu,
crowded out until noxt week.
Tho Fort Collins Courier Ia inst On.
excellent newspaper and one OF our most
valued exchanges.
w. D. Goblin has set our citizens m
example In the sidewalk limo. Ho Inst
week built by proxy, !. Q. through tho Ia.
bors OF NJ. j. Mnhoney and J. r. S. Co
bin, a 6ne cement sidewalk in front Of
his omco. There's nothing like a CO.
mont sidewalk. We trust the example
will be contagious.
Tho Pueblo Lithograph and Print.
ing Co. hns prepared very fine deeiun
Tor Fair and Watermelon Day poster,
u contains variety OF scenes incident ID
the occasion and IL very striking design
throughout. Five colors arc used. II d
hoped that the Fair management will
make an order for q large number.
in the suit or the High Limo Canal
against Gilbert the commissioner avarfi.
ed Gilbert e205.76 damages. This II
more than some Of the High Line people
expected to have to pay and ia much lees
than Gilbert wanted.
Rocky Ford and Pueblo seem to be
changing work on the wheel stealing
line. Upchurcli, who recently stole q
wheel in Rocky Ford, was caught al Pue.
bio. Last week thief who stole a
wheel In Pueblo was captured at Rocky
Ford. II was like this: A fine Cleye.
land wheel was offered 10 b. d. Smith by
a stranger for s25. The price aroused
suspicion and ON Mr.. smiths consulting
a postal card which Sheriff Moses had
sent to the Novelty works IL was found
that the wheel belonged to p. j. Duasn
Of Pueblo, for which slO reward was OF.
fered, with $50 additional for the arrest
and conviction Of the thief. Tho thief.
who gave the name Of O. NJ. Landrous,
was turned over to Marshal Adsmond
and kept in tho calaboose until Friday,
when Sheriff Moses came down and took
him to Pueblo. The $40 offered for the
capture OF the wheel was peid to Mr.,
Smith by Sheriff Moses and he viii
doubtless receive the $50 reward for the
conviction Of the thief, 90
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

I'm a speech made by q promi-
nent politician in 1892, President
Cleveland and the silver issue
were referred to in the following
language:
During all his years at the
head Of the government he was
dishonoring one Of our precious
metals, one Of our own great pro.
ducts, discrediting silver and en-
hancing the price of gold. He on.
deavored even before his inaugur-
alton to Office to stop the coinage
OF silver dollars, and afterward and
to the end Of his administration
persistently used his power to that
end"
He was determined to contract
the circulating medium and de-
manetixe one Of the coins of com.
meree, limit the volume Of money
among the people, make money
scarce and therefore dear; he
would have increased the value Of
money and diminished the value
OF everything else-money the
master, everything else its ser-
vant."
The sentences above quoted, pre-.
sents the free silver side of the
question in as forcible a manner
as could be done by a Colorado 1G
to silverite. And the extract is
from q speech of VIM. Mckinley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
oh! Such beautiful Wal
Paper at Fenton & Cos. Il
sr4TE GUgs1, OF Sed9Hapo. &C. 59ts1, .s..
Ira Esss!ss: tsp.ai sas ANA =; nd. T. T. SUMMONS.

In the District Court.
Ira z. Mute. Plaintiff. vs.. J. II. .oo1'''
Wheeler and Amanda G. SUMMONS.
Wheeler. Defcndants.
Tho pcoplo Of the state Of Colorado, to J. II.
Wheeler and Amanda G. Whcolcr. tho dc.
fendants above named. greeting.
named plaintiff In Tho district court Of Oicru
county. state OF Colorado and answer tho
complaint thercIn within twenty days after
the service hereof. II served within this coun-
~; or. " served out Of this county. or by pub
iication, within thirty days after. tho service
Judgment BY default viii bs taken against
you according to the prayer OF thc compliant.
And Il COPY Of the complaint IN the above
entitled action bc not scrvcd with thls sum.
mons. or II tho service hereof be made out Of
this etato. thcn ton days additional 10 tho
time crcin above specified for appearance
and answcr will bc allowed before the takius
The said action 10 brought to recover tho
sum Of SSssS with interest thereon FROM
March I'd. lsss. At = per ccntum per nnnum|
aud eaS.t0 On account OF attorneys fccs ac-
bordinx ~ tho tenor Of y certain promik>ory
note dated a. Ogden. Utah. March -. lsV<. as
VII! moro fully appcar from the complaint Ia
said action to which references Il hero made.
and which e on aio In tho once OF the clerk
And you are hereby notiasd that II you fall
70 appear and 10 answer the snid CON mplAint ~
above required. tho said plaintiff Will take
Judansn! according TO the prayer Of said
Given under my hand and eis,elai seal .. /.
junss r. in sasd county. this ;sth dav q April.
iskxL.i byG. :. THosssos. bsp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Nothing since the attack on
Sumpter has done so much to loos-
en- the ties Of party and make in
dependent voters as has the free
silver movement. Since the sla-
very question, it is the first great
question that has cut through par
ty lines in way to seriously dis
turb the calculations of politicians.
It has opened tho gateway out Of
the old party pastures, and it looks
as il there would ba q crush Ia
take that road before the summer
is past.-Star and Kansan, Inde-
pendence, Ks
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
H. 2. Ellingwood made Pueblo
visit on Monday.

II. p: Ellingwood made Pueblo a
visit on Monday.
ID. W. Barklcy visited Denver this
week to have an x ray picture ot his In.
jured limb, but the experiment was not
successful. A second trial will he made
next week.
Mrs. Keator, wife Of Rev. I. J.
keator, Of Ordway, Colorado, 10 visiting
at the home Of Mr.. Royal A. Wheeler,
whore she expects TO spend tho summer.
Mrs. Keator Is a niece OF Judge ROYAL
Wheeler.-Wellsboro, Pa, Gazette.
Mrs. M r. Mendelson and Misa Oll;e
Thompson spent Sunday 1t Rocky Ford,
Miles Stonie Wilson visited at Rocky
Ford the fore part OF tho week, returning
homo Thureday.-Painter w. E. Tur.
telott fell Tuesday evening at tho repair
track and injured his foot SO that he was
laid on Tor q day or twO.-Farmer
Guthrie, living near Rocky Ford, WAS in
town Thursday with load Of flne Bur.
bank potatoes for our city markets.-La
Junta Tribune.
The Baptist ladies will give an ice
caeam social at the home Of q. W. Albert
Friday evening Juno 20.
We wish to convey to the Odd Eel.
lows Building Association The hearticst
thanks OF this entire community. The
cause OF this enthusiastic outburst OF
gratitude is the putting in Of two win.
dows on the eouih side Of their hall.
Heretofore the ventilation has been bad
and much discomfort suffered on account
OF heat. The improvements Just made
will remedy this and make the hall much
more pleasant during public gatherings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

President Ellis of the State
Agricultural College has for the
past five years enjoyed the excep-
tionally high salary of $1,000 per
year. The year expired Feb. 1st.
The state board of agriculture has
continued the $500 per month sal
pry up TO Sept The Fort Collins
Courier very justly scores the board
for continuation of this excessive
salary beyond the time contracted
for. This action the Courier says
is Tin open defiance of public opin.
ion and in direct opposition to we'll
established rules Of justice and
right.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
OBITUARY.

Mrs. J. e. NOE died at Greenland.
Colo, june l, in her twenty third year,
aftcr short illness. Her maiden name
was Jessie J. Webb, being daughter Of
jos. Webb. Sho was married 70 Jero E.
Noe at Eassonvillc, Colo, Rvc years ago,
Shc wns member OF tho Christian
church from early childhood. Mrs. Noe
was formerly resident Of Otero county
and has four children buried in tho
Rocky Ford cemetery. She leaves an
adopted child. The bereaved husband
and other relatives havc tho sympathy Of
many Otoro county friends.
Many Of our ladics will remember
Mrs: Daisy Harsh Of Newton, Iowa, q
cousin Of Mrs. II. s. Beall, who visited
Rocky Ford last summer. News Of her
death. which occurred Juno 18th, hns just
been received.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
A Church Institute.

June 2eth will begin Q campaign at
the Rocky Ford Nethodist church,
known - the sChurch institute. The
pastor will BE- sssisted by some Of
The sblesk ministers In the state. Tho
cub5ects considered will be mostly OF .
donominationsl character. but viii be
largely applicable to churches generally
as we'll as to tho Methodist church.
Those who have sigpined their readiness
g take part arc, DR.. N. p. Hornbcck, DR..
arc Ee:ng issued announcing tho pro.
gram In full. Further notice will be
given ncxt week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

AT a special meeting Of the school
board last Tuesday the work Of engaging
teachers for the pext school year was
completed. The former corps Of teach.
efe wero all reelected except Misses
GATES and Guthrie who were not appii.
cah's Tor places. Both ladies are highly
estsemed 5y the board for their efficient
TEACHERS selected to fill these two yacan.
cies are Miss Jennie Briggs OF Greeley.
who will have tho 7th and 9Th grades.
and Miss Lizzie Burke of Harlan, Iowa,
who will teach the 5th and 9Th grades
Both ladies come highly recommended.
having had several years Of normal
teaching experience. 'sf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
wadsworth Pest Returns Thanks

At regular meeting Of Wsdsworth
Post, No %, Dept Colo. and Wyo, @.
A. r, held Friday. juno IL, o vote Of
thanks was tcndered the citizons Of
Rocky Ford for material assistance rem.
dered on Decoration Day, specifically ~
follows: To the NJ. E. church for the
use Of their commOdious church build.
ing; the cornet band for excellent and
appropriate music; to Miss Nellie 0uth.
ne and pupils OF the public schools for
assistance in tho decoration Of graves: 70
precistcd address; 10 express lines Tor tho
use Of wagons 70 convey children and
Post; 10 citizens for bountiful donation
Of howers.
By order Of tho commander,
MILTON RsYSoLps.
]. II. Burr, Adjt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
THURSDAY. JUNE 1s, 1895.

The farmers are very busy
just nov. which makes our streets
somewhat dull except early in the
morning and late in the evening.
But the produce is being raised to
make livelier times in a few months.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
The High Line directors held bust.
nees meeting last Saturday.

A. L: Wostor, a prominent citizen Of
ingly from piles for twontys years, S wns
cured in short time by using DeWitrs
Witch Hazel Salvc, an absolute cure for
nll skin diseases. More OF this prcpara.
ton Is used than all others combinod.
Kearbv
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

John Auckland was over from Olney
last week and drove home . fine new
buggy, purchased Of Ellingwood 4
Hauck. This 6rm has this season car
ricd an unusually large assortment Of
buggies and carriages and their large
sales have shown that their Judgment q
70 tina wants Of the Rocky Ford country
carriage SO thcm before making pur-
chase,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

THAT the cottonwood is we'll
named, all residents of the Arkan-
sas valley can testify. For the
past two weeks the air has been
filled with the white-winged seeds
of thrs most popular native tree,
at times the air being 80 full Of
cotton as to resemble a snow storm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Young mothers dread the summer
months on account OF the great moriaii.
~ among children caused by howell
troubles. Perfect safety may be assured
those who keep on hand DeWitt's Coiic
4 Cholera cure and administer IL prompt-
~. For cramps, bilious collie, dysentery
Kearby, 'e' 'e'''''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Our correspondents seem to
have succumbed to the heat of ear
ly summer. We suggest that they
get up early one morning Of each
week and write US a newsy letter
in the cool of the day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Now as In tho past NO arc headquar-
ters for POTATOES. Our stock com.
prises the best varieties md our prices
tho lowest In town.
Rocky Ford Grocery Co
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
is lbs. Granulated Sugar 81
at the Spot Cash Grocery.

Jas. N. Beatty of Manzanola,
when in town last week took home
with him . very fine set of carriage
harness. They were made by ou1
resident harnessmaker, r. B. Rob.
inson, and for value of material
and elegance of workmanship can
not be excelled anywhere.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
Populist Primary.

Primary convention of the Pop
ulist party of Precinct No. 4 will
be held at the Swink Hotel Hall
Saturday, June Goth from Z to 9
o'clock p. m. to select delegates to
the county convention to be held
at La Junta June 9th.
J. Fl. CROWLEY. Committeeman
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

w. H. King will move his Cripple
Creek livery stable to Rocky Ford.-La
Jupta Democrat,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

The X. p. lodge in Rocky Ford Is
growing finely. Il is already one Of the
strongest K. r. lodges in tho state and
visitors compliment tho officers highly
on the character Of the work done.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

DeWitt's Sarsaparilla cleanses the
blood, inrceases the appetite and tones
up tho system. It has benefited many
orders II will help you. DR.. Kcarby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

The Town Council has just received
q car load OF pipe for the extension of
water mains and have advertised for bids
for laying the same.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Don't fool away yonr money buying
worthless remedies, which arc warranted
to cnre every disease. DoWitt's Sarsa.
parilla il Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker. DR.. kcarby,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

IT. F. 0olding, sr., and 9. II. Win
c.,ell will soon begin the erection Of two
story brick dwellings on the lot west Of
Of the two viii be about 1880. vii.
liams & Daring will hnve tho contract.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

-Ifyou want a nicc Hair Cut, Sham
poo or Shave, call on d. +. Knause
Britts old shop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Did you ever think how readily tho
blood Ii poisoned by constipationp Bad
blood means bad health and premature
old ago. DeWitts Little Early Risers,
tho famous little pills., overcome obsti.
nato constipation. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

-You can always depend ON finding q
good assortment OF seasonable berries al
the Rocky Ford Grocery Cos.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Silver il advancing in prico and the
indications are that II will keep right on
going M.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Tho Fort Collins Courier says that
baby grasshoppers nrc showing them.
selves In tho northern part Of tho state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

1t takes close figuring 70 come out
ahead in lawsuit even II you win.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

"A mistake was made In last week 9
Enterprise speaking Of Dr.. McDonald as
president Of the Public Library Associa-
tion. That honor belongs to g. NJ. Hall,
DR.. Mcdonald being vicc president.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
THE sTuD1ous SCHOLARS.

| Public Schools.
| FIRST oRApE-cLAss TO CLASS A.
Willie Bush Glenn Baxter
| Abbie Dunsmore Annie Dunsmore
Lola Davenport Raymond Deweese
Eya Goblin Myrtle Greeer
Naudie Gibson Robert Herdman
Harry Ryan Howard Robb
John Wheat
CLAAs TO End.
Fanny Battey Maud Cressy
Mnuda Crowley Dean Edwards
Tommy Edwards Carlton Graham
Gourlsy 0fAeey Gladys gibson
Ralph jameson simmie Jones
Clarence LArpore Omar Murray
Harry Nicely Jake Stick
George Smith Frank eowers
| Matte Terry Clara vint
Ethel Wheat Edith WhittenburG
Eva Fenton
conditional-Isabei Mckinley. Bertha El'
lingwood. Leonard spiccr.
2Np TO Sd GRADE.
Roy Baxter Myrtle Boil
Lester Cheek Homer Drum
Jenuic Elser Earl Freshour
Mabel Greear Willie Gregory
Abbie Hunt Roscoe Jones
Olive Jones Charlie Love
Lois MAXWELL Bertha Murray
Bessie Nicely Mayfaire Nicely
Bessie Parsons Gertrude Robb
Ben StaufYer Emory Stick
Cora Sewers Lester swink
Emmett Tagader Fred Vint
ConditionaIly-Ray Hall. Arith.; Clara
strctz. Reading; Clara Rolander, Arith.; Bir-
die White. Arlth.
ID TO lrH GRADE.
Clare Guthrie Earl Moore
Fannie Robb Bessie Seaman
CLAUDIO Swink Waltcr Talbert
Clara Wheat Minnie Wood
| Margaret Anderson Fern Greasy .
Ada DIckes Daisy Fear
Harris Hamlin Androw Harsin
Ethcl Jones Mary Strctz
clifford Nicely Joseph salin
Lucy Sherman Frank Spicer
Grace wingrove
Conditoinally-John Evans. Emmet hcKin.
Icy and Bert Water man Spelling.
IrH TO bTn 0RADn.
Lizzic Below Ernest Below
Jcnnio Carson Stella Crowley
Mira Cheek Willie Dcwccse
Carrie Eiscr Ernest Grcear
Mary Goblin Eva Green
Harvey Kingory Lizzlc Lambert
Ada Larmore Edna Musser
Jessie Mayo Mary Robb
Clyde Stick Clara wiso
Ernest whittenburg Clara webster
Carlo Waterman Dewitt Young
Frank Lambert
Couditioually-Robert Bell. Amsel Dc.
weese, Alvin Konns. Ernest Rolandor, Sharon
Taylor.
srn 10 sfH GRADE.
Charlie Robins Jessie Craig
George TORY Maud Wood
oertio Musser
son, orviiie Kcarby. Eddie Kouns. Willie An.
Nike Ryan.
sru TO 7fu GRADE.
Arthur Manning Norman Ringer
Edith Young Hugh Smith
Ruth Mcdonald Florence Wise
Ionc Cheney.
coudItionally-Mabcl Hanin.
TIN TO SrH uRADE.
Dick Dyc Larkin Craig
| Lulu simms Kntio whittcuburg
Aitn Barker Faunic snowdcn
Irving uaincs Fannie Wallace
Mabel Potter LOTTO whitscnburs
| David Barkicy Winnie Robb
5fn TO 03u GRADE.
Male lrvino Grace enowdcn
Roy Love Edith Robords
Clida Smith Jessie Larmorc
Hannah Brown Ida Goo
Minnie GcrbluR
cooditionaiiy- Nettte Larmorc, walter
Canady.
Pupils Of the High School will receive
their examination papers and grades
through the pos4ofice.
Papils who are promoted conditionally
arc de6cleot In one OF two branches.
This work should By Ill means be made
up during The summer. An average Of
| 90 Der cent u REQUIRED 70 eutitle q pupil
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
OLNEY,
oLNrY CHURCH pIRECToR'

oLNEY CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School in the school house every
Sunday at pollock p. m. s..,,,
Preaching Immediately after sunday sSnII SntIn
Epworth League Sunday at 4p. nj.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Our thanks arc due Win Rice for
sundry news items.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Fourth Of July fireworks, a good va
riety for the boys at the
Rocky Ford Grocery Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

You can always depeod on finding
good assortment Of seasonable Berries st
Rocky Ford Guccry Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18
Read the Golden Rule ad.

Florence Gallon apples per
can, 20 cents at the
Spot Cash Grocery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-18

Csnady.
Pupils OF the High School will receive
their examination papers and grades
through the pos4ofnoe.
Papils who are promoted conditionally
are deficient In one OF two branches.
This work should By al means be made
up during the summee. An aveeago Of
90 per cent u required 70 entitls pupil
70 promotion. The minimum grade u
10 pee oeni
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-28
Real Estate Transfers

John A. Bartbel, assignee, to Richard
B. Buckley, lots LOG, 107, los, 1Oe and
10, block l, Green's sub, and lots 90,
90 and OF, block 2; 500.
Erwin C. Carpenter, ct TX, TO Theodore
A. Havemeyer, part Mayor farm; $4,000.
Mathilde FeIdbaus to William FeldhauS,
part lot 2, square 1913; SO.
David B. Gottwals to Ray E. Middaugh,
an undivided half interest in lot 56. square
GA, in Walkers sub, subject to trust;
$40.
James I. Hood and George ]. Peet, trus-
tees, to the National Mutual Building and
Loan Association of New York, north
feet of lot . ard south 2 feet OF lot A
In Bealrs sub. block 10, Trinidad: 81 900.
Same 10 same, lots 20 and 81, block .,
in Hood & Batchelder, trustees, sub. addi-
tion to AnacoStia; $1,000.
Katie NJ. Joyce. ct viz, John A. TO Henry
W. Offutt, lot 16, square 1880, in SCOTS
sub, square 10, Georgetown; $40.
Ray E. Middaugh 10 David B. Gottwals,
lot 81, square GA, Walkers SUBJ; subject
to trust, $4,000; SO.
Charles r. Newman, ct ux, to Joseph
Baum, south 16 feet OF lot 20, square 361,
in Meig's SUBJ; $40.
John l.. Waggaman TO W. Seymour Nc
Leod, parts original lots 10 and IL, square
345; $40.
George Y. Worthington, ct TX, to James
W. Dyer. lot 2s, square SO, in Hines SUBJ;
$40.
BH. Warner, ct ux, and George z. En-
mons, ct Tx, to Alfred C. Crutchfieid, lots
43 annd "A in Emmons sub, Garfield;
$40.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-28
some POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The cream of a book is not obtained by
skimming it.-Truth.
1t is not a crime 10 be poor, ii is merely
punished as sucb.-Boston Paragraphs.
man has right 10 his opinions if he
will just keep them TO bimself.-DaIlas
News.
A hypocrite in the church is no better
nor worse than one anywhere else.-Ram's
Horn.
The great trouble about the turning
point in mans career is that il has no sign
post.-Puck.
Oh, all this talk OF realisml A bird gives
one the sense OF flight, not OF feathers.-The
Century.
The man who is not hero in the eyes OF
his wife will soon become nuisance to her.
Milwaukee Journal.
The tramp who was found drowned in a
bath-tub the other day was not murdered,
necessarily. He may have died Of sur
prise.-New York Evening Sun.
It makes no difference how great fool
you may know a man is, you will always
have high opinion OF his intelligence after
You discover that he admires you.-Tit-Bits.
The minister OF today doesn't know
whether TO win popularity by painting a
glorious dream of heaven or by presenting
comfortable picture of he'll. A. W.
Bulletin.
Some people have been flattered until
they are SO sensitive that they cannot stand
the truth.-Galveston News.