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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

O'Clock p. m. Mrs. Geo. Egbcrt, supt.
Miss Bertha Mavin is expected from
Grand Rapids, Mich. She comes to
Rocky Ford for her health, and will
make her home with Mrs. Geo. Egbert.
The literary at the Best school house
Saturday evening was one of the finest
that we have had, and was well attended.
Quite wagon load was out from Rocky
Ford. Come again.
There will be basket social at the
Best school house Thursday night OF this
week. Come, girls and boys, for we have
some grent feasts out our way.
Literary next Saturday night Mt the
Best school house. Come out and We
will insure good time.
A most enjoyable dinner was given at
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan's Tuesday, that be-
ing their wedding anniversary. The
Grand Valley Circle turned ont, and you
may know what feast was given. There
were about thirty-fve present. All report
a most enjoyable time.
The Grand Valley people will please
not forget that we will have Christmas
tree at the school house on Christmas
eve.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
Plenty of Brick.

It is reported that building op-
erations in Rocky Ford must soon
cease for lack of material. This
is incorrect, as ] am prepared to
make contracts for work requiring
10000 brick. Bring on your
work and !! will do it promptly and
at reasonable prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
Tho Court House Site Settled,

head, the location is now settled and
the commissioners nre selecting designs,
and the plans and specifications will be
selected before the commissioners ad-
jourp. The park will be the place for
the county building, the county commits
sioners getting 100 feet in the center of
the park at the south side and extending
north 120 feet, which is sufficient for ali
purposes. The building will probably
front both to the north and south, and
will present splendid appearance from
town.-La Junta Democrat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17


Ben Reed and w. P. Noe made a
broad gauge trade last week. Mr.. Reed
gave his finely improved block in town
for Mr.. Noes 160-acre ranch 31G miles
west of town.
Water Commissioner Cressy has pre-
pared very instructive map or diagram
showing the amount of water which has
passed under the Rocky Ford bridge ev-
every day for the past year. 1t is SO ar
ranged that glance elbows the times of
scarcity or high water, the former largely
predominating. But the prospect is
good for q much better season thanks to
the abundant snow fall in the mountains.
There was a good representation ut
the yearly meeting Of the stockholders of
the High Line Canal Co. last Monday.
d. L. McPhilimy, J. w. Beatty, W. a.
Colt, J. P. Eyerhart and g. M. Hall were
elected directors and an assessment was
made for operating the canal the ensuing
yeer. This company has been figuring
on a siphon under Apishapa creek and
estimate OF the cost were submitted at
the meeting. The cash expense of this
improvement was greater than the mem
bers of the company felt like undertak-
ing at this time, and it was decided to
place truss span in the present flume
which will give p clear waterway and
permit the passage of drift, and in all
probability sobsiste further trouble at
ibis point.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Rocky Ford never before boasted
of such q stock of FURNITURE
as now fills Reifel's store room. In
BED ROOM SETS the stock is
particularly large and fine. And
he wishes it remembered that his
prices are lower than anybody's.
This is no bluff-but solid fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Nowhere will yon find bet
ter stock of Groceries or lower
prices than at Kimzey's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Many eastern capitalists are declin-
ing to loan money in silver states. When
We remember the immense sums that an
nually go east for interest, the threat
TINT the drain shall not be increased has
no terrors Tor debt t-burdened communi-
ties.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

AT Reifers Hardware Store
YOU will find the Best Stove on
Earth, the ROUND OAK,
Buy no other. Ask any one who
has them and you'll get a good
report
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
FURNITURE.
Stark G. Patterson.

Great enormous sale in every
department at the Golden Rule
Saturday. Read their ad. and fol-
low the crowd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
HOLBROOK.

LAKE VIEW CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School at $50 p. IN. evory Sunday
Preaching at $3.50 p. III.
Bpworth League ut p. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Now as in the past Cheney's
Cash Grocery leads in the
QUEENSWARE line. An ele.
giant Stock is kept and the prices
are beyond all competition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

See Kinney before complet-
ing your purchases of holiday good
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
STOVES and FURNITURE.
Stark & Patterson.

AS Xmas Present to many
friends nothing would be so ac-
ceptable as one of those splendid
ROCKERS at Reifels. The
low prices will astonish you.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Nice Bed Room Suits and
Rockers at Stark & Patterson's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

All the dainties for Xmas or
New Years dinner may be had at
Kimzey's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

"A House with five rooms and
two lots, with stable. south of the
mill, for sale. Inquire of NJ. E.
Tuttle,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

The Crews-Beggs Dry Goods
Co. of Pueblo Colo. pay express
charges on all mail orders 22-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

For the best line of Xmas
gifts go to Morse's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

No use of us getting Eurni
ture. We can't keep it..
Stark d Patterson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Christmas is coming. Every
body will be looking for presents.
Do not say, II don't know what to
get" but see the Golden Rule Sat
urday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

-Morse's jewelry stock affords
the finest class of goods for Xmas
presents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

oh! Such beautiful Wall
Paper at Fenton & Co.'S. If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

just received by w. E. Fen.
ton & Co. a large assortment OF
Secondhand School Books. They
are very cheap.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Remember the special meeting Of the
horticultural Society, next Saturday at
Squire Robins Office. There arc three
important items Of business: Election
OF officers, hearing the report Of the CON-
mittee on legislation, and expressing an
interest in the proposed Farmers Insti-
tute. The meeting should be largely at
tended,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

, Rocky Ford has the distinction Of
having the highest rate OF taxation in
Otero county. We pay 5o1k mills to La
Junta's A mills. The following levies
make up the 6oK mills: For county
purposes 16h, state 4, special school 0,
school bond 81. city TN. In the
Rocky Ford school district outside of the
town the total tax is 80 mills. The u.s.
sessment Of the county is 50 per cent
higher than last year, except railroad
property, which has been increased only
10 per cent. Assessor Allen informs us
that, taking the county through, the tax
es will average somewhat less than last
year. As soon as the books are fully
completed we will publish further infor-
nation, that our readers may estimate
about how much Of their earnings must
go to the support Of local and state gov
arnmank
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Tho Santa Fes new industrial de-
velopment department. should be helpful
to Rocky Ford in the movement to secure
beet sugar factory. The analyses Of
the crop Of 1895 will doubtless maintain
our old-time reputation for growing q
high grade Of sugar beets, which should
make the Arkansas valley very attractive
to beet sugar manufacturers. We are
confident that the Santa Fe will do any,
thing reasonable to promote this enter
prise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

-Ellingwood & Hauck brought 100
sheep from New Mexico last week for va
rious farmers over in Holbrook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
Some Belated Election Returns.

The official count In Otero county
shows the following totals:
Bryan's plurality is 1921.
Bells plurality over Hoffmire is 1046.
Adams plurality over Allen u 92S,
over Bailey 759, over both 25s.
The vote for state senator wss as fol-
lows:
g. w. Swink, 1914
G. NJ. Dameron, 968
Dan. E. Cooper, 433
Swink's plurality over Dameron 246.
Representative:
F. NJ. Weiland, lott
@. W. Taylor, 1864
B. r. Powell, 435
Weiland's plurality over Taylor IS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

The teachers examination next Fri
day and Saturday will be held in the
Swink Hotel parlor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
AROUND THE CORNERS.

Sunday School ut the vroman school hous,
every Sunday at p. IN. Ii. ]. Woodbury.
Superintendent.
The ew;Sunday School at the Vromar
school house is progressing finely, the
averge attendance being over fifty.
The Sunday School is working hare
preparing for their Christmas entertain
ment. The program committee hold two
or three meetings week to help the
children rehearse.
was cleared for the benefit of the Sunday
School.
Mrs. I. N. Jobes and Mrs. Rasmussen
visited La Junta the first Of the week.
A great deal OF stock is being fed in
this vicinity.
Mrs. E. @. Miles, formerly OF Denver
is quite ill.
Rocky Ford hunters come out this
way frequently. Rabbits are quite plenti.
full.
It is whispered that the La Junta
creamery will run separator here next
summer.
8. P. ACE.
PATTERSON VALLEY.
This was busy week in the valley.
The whistle Of two steam threshers was
heard every day.
David Call is back again, and doing
good work.
Cazett is about done gathering No.
crop of corn, which was raised without
any irrigation.
A. Hyre and wife, from La Junta, vis-
tied with friends in the valley, and re-
ports steady work ut the round house
since he left the valley.
A newcomer FROM Kansas has moved
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Tho business failures are now great
er In number than during the cores
ponding period in 1895. Neither pros
perity nor confidence seems to have been
restored 10 any noticeable extent,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

One OF the matters which will claim
the attention Of the General Assembly
will be reduction OF official salaries.
Tho salaries now given many officers are
wholly out Of proportion to the incomes
OF the people who must furnish the
money. Tho peoples servants should not
be wholly FREQ from a taste Of that en-
forced economy which the taxpayers
must practice. Lot there be general
reduction. II the cut ehall bo 20 great
US to leove less money for election ex-
penses positive gain will have been
made. There is no danger OF such re-
duction as shall prevent competent men
from seeking the Offices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
Attention, Stockmen,

We have just received a car load
Of salt. See us for low prices.
Rocky Ford Grocery Go,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

-Fenton e. Co.. sell Hammer
Paint warranted the best. Il
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
THURSDAY. DEC. II, 1896.

Governor Mount of Indiana propos-
e. to have no inaugural ball foolishness
when he takes his office. Neither does
he want any military escort. All Of
which IL evidence Of level.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Special Sale
on Trimmed Hats for the mex
twenty days at
Mrs. Rodeck's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

DIR. PURSES office is now over
Hilfker's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
GRAND VALLEY.

Sunday School at Best school house at 2
O'Clock p. m. Mrs. Geo. Egbcrt, supt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Canned Goods, the lar
gest and finest Stock at the
Rocky Ford Grocery Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
orERO COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
OLNEY.

oLNEY CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School In tho school house cvery
Sunday ut $3.50 O'Clock p m.
Mo. P. Time Card.
EASTBOUSD. wRETnOUSD.
$3.50 D. M Passenger 6:32 n, M.
lO:3O u, III FrcIghts 2:Ot y. IN.
sos d, m. b:46 Il. nj,
IRA GILBERr. Agent,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17

Sunday School at the yroman school house
every Sunday at p. IN. Ii. ]. Woodbury.,
| Superintendent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-12-17
Real Estate and Improvements.

Real Estate and Improvements.
We hear rumors Of new addition to
Rocky Ford to be plated soon.
20. e. Quiner of Chicago is drawing
the plans for the Recker-Hagen block.
w. B. Goblin is building two frame
houses for rent. It seems impossible to
overstock Rocky Ford in dwelling
houses.
DIR. W. r. J. Korb of Chicago, after
trying the climate for few months has
concluded that the Rocky Ford country
is desirable place to locate. He has
purchased of j. E. Godding six acres ad-
Joining d. E. Barnes tract in Garden
Place and will at once proceed to build a
two story brick dwelling and otherwise
improve the lot.
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ROUTINE OF CONVENTION.
Proceedings Were characterized by Nois
and Confusion.

| PROCEEDINGS Were Charact erized by Nois
and Confusion
st. Louis, July 23.-At 1875 O'Clock Sen
| ator Butler the handsome temporary
| chairman, appeared ON the Platform SIM
uitaneously the band struck M p!A-e AM
the delegates uneorkad some OF iheir peht-
up enthusiasm. The attendance in the gal.
lorlcs. a. on yesterday. was very MN
Not more than 90 i,top.e were IN the pa
COMES Five minutes later CHAIRMAN
Isnller called the convention 10 order ana
itev. MIR, smith offered the invocation m
yiorlng blessings on the Aoniis COUNCIL
The r.,,,rt of the committee ON creden-
tinls was called for but no one respond ~
49,, M. s,,tce were called for members ol
the committees on permanent ois"H~"''ot'
and resolutions ,t "a ,h.. oo,n,,,
zee on permaheVib , H.sr the announcenents
were being made the midale OF 'he Toau
men attempted II demons ih''S.I; ~ " ne
dramatically hrfahRen, nIa min.oritv oi
he straight-outs. The Missouri anu MS
s.ssippi delegates monnt.u ,hsir s''"i,a
and yelled al the Top oi ~ WIN me ROAD dee
gate stationed in the gallery over me pia.-
form. hurled out through we ~ ABDUL d
peck OF small green rond ', aver In" stage ana
ove, the pit. About a sixth OF me ueie-
gates Joined in the demonstration Ia
green tickets when examiner "e's ''""u
I'VE demand n National treasury hoie
issued by the general goyernmen,' re, re,
ccivable for all public d cues ~ In. w
liz and nrIyate. loaned direct 10 the ieo.
ME through postal and othaT so,si an.e a,,a
banks al cost, for the benefit OF the people
And dn the Pu rold AMI i Silver al the ratio
~ y; 10 " MS may be necessary to pay the
debts of the government, when are mae
payable in coin. we asn .sdiiv IN" incra,se
" ~ a mount necessary to transact the |
In, $, ness OF the country on cash oass-
"Rsspecifully submitted Tor the consul
Grafton 9f the Peop @eisoPPs ss'sM Jaekson'
'7'shea' ~. ". Dcllison.
Isaac Mccracksn."
ms. .,,o,ncements were completed at
inc a aa1esits mixon Of Oklahoma thea
IVA, az Ia the stage and after ask.ils me
eierates 10 he quiet ana hoI n, atp
I'm. he introduced LEI LET ' The convention
n i,nl Crawfcid Of Kansas moyeI
at ,hs aedIes ga teess6 III so S Of their
m 1'sr h soMe Of adsish; IRON ths straight
U.S. ruled ne motion s Mas 81 Snas an
; M, that he had an important reso-
!, Ion 10 offer. II proved 70 ne ONE uaprs-
ating the talk Of spli, ~ t ,hs e,omssn-
on III was intended TO piho t"e c'hsen-
an and was as follows: s.a
NJ bareas. we are all popul'sis ana nepre-
10 the talk which has appe,airsn ~ ,o,ne
tns .,'p ~ any portion of this convention !
" raf,,se 10 abide by the action or ms
,nven,ion; theFfors r:en es " All such Ut.
K rsncss rs refisc,ion upon The fidslIty
! the rneinbers OF this conysnuon eno ~
r. paeQlel Ina - - lS l.
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1.-THE vote was taken viva yoce Chairman
lln,ler deciing TIA THE motion vas ear
red.
Al 12:.2 motion h take a recess un.Il
D. NJ. was made and was carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tire delegates were promptly on hand
for tile afternoon session. Perfect order
was maintained " hile the delegates wcl,s
gathering In thei: places and there was no
den onsrations as the leaders entered.
A. exactly 3:3o p. M. the temporary cnair-
man Raped the convention 10 order and
Ia'NuuaceI .h;.t tbs. committee on creden-
ta.s would submit n report. his annouuca-
mont Was taken up and repeated by sub
ltha'rman, stationed in various parts OF inr
T., hall. del gates in remote portions o. the
| aunitnrmm having complained That they
couid not hear what was gong on.
man Of he cre,iert'als comm.tIcn rc 9ili ha
! rcport. Thc portion OF the report relatiye
to he drlasaiiots, where there was 10
contest was agreed to- and then trouble
began Delegates from several OF the
middle of The road states cried oli In
prot' 81 when Mr.. Patterson of Colorado
contests in alphabetical order. Harry
Tracey Of Texas took The stage and OBJ
order reported by the committee Mr. Pat
GERS en- denied that the Committee had
snh.mtttei them IN any order. The COM
Mr.. Brooks of Missouri drew a howl Of
applause from the stralght-OutS by rising
to point Of order that as Mr.. P.,ttosron's
sat was Contested ne had no right -
the privileges Of a member OF this con-
vcntion NATL RS IN. TO - sen, was con-
flrnWd. The Eryan fhouters. however. got
their chance 10 shout when Chairman
Butter oytnu,ed the point OF ord,r, my-
ing that Mr. pattcrson's name WAS On tie |
temporary roll and he was entitled to nll |
the privileges of membership until he |
should he mnseattd
The colorado contest was taken up and
n moth9n made to adopt the report Or The |
committee recommending the seating Of |
what Is known as the Patterson deiego.
ton.
Mr. Patterson said that he was upwiIl.
ing 10 have q vote upon the question until
The minority conm s,, Do heard, The miner
Patterson wanted them TO have an Oh.
poriunt,ty to prepare and present. re-
10 , the 'v wishes e Of the Texans and me
Gcorg ians who were oppoced to the sittiny
delegation and that the Colorado contest
ie postponed one hour. This was car.
This" said Texas man. sis magnan-
mous. 6ut Tom Patterson can't catch IN
with any spch .am y He is not in the
TIE Illinois case was taken up. The !
majority reported that two delegates from |
regk county be seated ara the vote a. =,
remher, NJ the committee Recommended
hat Mr. Taylcrs dcleration he s.sa,eI'
A Virginia deleTate nova! he sdoption
Il The minority report and Delegate Nor y
ran ~ Nebraska moy~ the substitution r
Il the minority for the majority report
!, After some rrane',WTsT ,.s,, was agreed
Chairman pal PsImM. Of the Illinois d.,e- | il
alton unhe,d the report In favor Of iho
sss@e x:sss e ~: =: = =; ~ ut; .
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by the majority and expressed on this
n,.or. Npplause)
l nave no oouDt That In Wall street at
lM5 nrfnent ihcrc IS II hope that the great
convention MIL apll TO pieces and ihat tnc
rprui's purity VIII he disrupted ana abb
| -llhsd piin lpaliy by the republican par-
bo supported by Wall street this ran.
tones 81 'noau. that's right'b have
| nrld, me Hin.uns Df WAN street can pe
| found Th"y were and are The purchase
and chaitnS of tbs British gon power.
| They mrs the mlnD5ns OF that power that
| has tiihiaScp ON peop" Tor q lt.tii-cI VI
"a century. that could fasten the manaeies
! OF llau.irli soiStiGdc upon as 80 s,f1ng
/ tlnt We could rot force th"m from our
| Limbs. ilnt Ne have been able 10 discover
| iliosa creatures rne good sense. the pa
| trlotisin. Tia good judy mtnt ana The hon
osly of dcIcs,tes have compelled th,ni to
lat"id any creatures Of this KIND. And
the United States tremendous cheerihst
nn1 s1 nyg naa nss, N Hove en-
Ter. these creatures who have prowleI
AROUND lke, jackals alsDnd a graveyard.
OF fhe fruit Of victory from their mission
IN st. Louis. uoud apDauseD
My fellow. citizens. let ms say TO you.
ana especially TO those OF you VINO are not
popnlis's. u mas been common exprsss.-
sion of our enemies that the popu.st
PARTY wns II party Of anarchists. Whccrsy
We see II in the public press--.n the gold
bug pr"ss--in that kind Of press which has
a gold bond around it's neck with chain
attached TO II, and Il chain held by tho
Ro,hsclflds OF their agents, (Applause)
". hear ~ upon the lips of ignorant par
tisana; we meet the expression among men
who vote the republican ticket because
their fathers voted II n quarter Of "A CEN
tury ago; we meet II. my fellow citizens,
here and here among both uf the old pos
llllcni Parties. When l rrsi cntcrsd con-
gress ] found II was II common thing 70
speak OF the populist party as anarchists.
declare to you. my fellow citizens as
understand popul,sm and populist prlnci-
pies. they mean u Just and enlightened gov
where there IL security for both
persons and property hpplauSe); GOV:
ernment where every man. woman and
child can stand beneath the folds 81 tho
American flag and say that his. her or 10
rights arc protected II any man has en-.
tered this great convention who wants y
destroy The government and 70. destroy
property end who opposes wealth, he =
an enemy to society and 10 not wanted
t. t.. has nothing s n' here Tor him, Il /. not 90
common as II used 10 be 70 hear this TAX
about anarchy nd revolution. The mems
,ers OF tho other parties are beginning to
eSoEn,ss me r.. ~ n ns .sqa'
10 longer heard: In these states where
20 have the balance Of power and can
larry defeat by our vote we are no longer
ssal.ed with those opprobriou. spithcta.
omrteous language and we hear the 70.
mark when an important MEASURE ID I'm.
er consideration. What Wal our popu-
- friends havs' What do they think TX
NY fellow cittzsms. as we have thu. bal.
nco OF power In the senate we have
reed from that grand h,dy resnectebtA IA
eatment We may an we'll have the bal-
roe Of power between tho democratic en1
CONTINUED on Fourth Pass.l
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n had i <
f'hes
oil
,Ncarode 4"
We're Two sessions
OF W WV
On ' the galleries.
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by the
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force of
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O'Clock the middle
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drtvcnin
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the The
of
derous statesman battle
repeal of
the noorfo
hours The an'i'ryan ped
known the mdd
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uNroRruNATE GARzA1rEs.

San Antonio, Texas. July 2s.-lnez Ruiz
and Juan Duaue, two members of the ia
nous Cara band OF revo,utionists were
turned over to a commissioner of the Mex
ican government today to, be taken to
Mexico and tired for murder arson ana
rape. a plot TO rescue the prisoners on
tho frontier was discovered and thwarted
by the United States marshal and sew
eral deputies accompanying the prisoners
to the Mexico line.
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o
was the
Taste egh en- mlnut
the lie
he con adour
in M
$ a picao VIII
must be unravele
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FARGO. y. D.-This will be big day
for Fargo people, as supreme President
Il, hols Of the A. r. ~ and Congressman
Linton of Michigan are billed for ad-
dresses and the grand domain of Knights
OF Pythias for North Dakota will also
meet mere today and toMrroM.
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TELEPHONE =.

Over the long distance lines of tho South
western Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany 10 Aearly i5N1 subscribers in the
principal cities and towns of Texas. Toll
atoms n central office. hotels an 4
other convenient locations. Ask Central"
for stations connected au1 rates charseu
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DULUTH. Minn.--Many of the leading
Catholic prelates OF the Northwest are
arriving to take part in the dedication Of
Golrick Will Otflciate Ut the dedication,
'assisicd by all the priests in Duluth and
many from out side.
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a Bostonan gives his views OF Houa-
ion.
Proceedings Of the German baptist con-
iercaee
coie,irt last night BY tbe Mexican band.
Speeti maot.ns OF the city council yes
ter.ley afternoon.
The status of the trouble at the new
county jail.
The remains of Fred Stanton buried
here.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, y. IA w. w.
Evans n well known cyclist living here,
has announced that he Will attempt TO-
day 10 cover 400 miles in twenty four
hours on his wheel. Evans has IA wide
reputation for long distance ricing.