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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

are called human, are employees OF the
devill TO get living they tnpow the
brand OF Are which ignites the human
| henrt with jealousy. REV. Father Delaney.
Catholic. New Orleans, La.
VICE AND viRTUE--vlce often puts
| ON the display Of virtue. Men can make
grleyors mistakes when they are intending
10 make none. Poisonous principles are ~
harmful In their consequences when pros
mulgated In Ignorance as when diffused
with the fullest knowledge OF their deadly
character II. s. Hoffman, Episco-
pAliaD. Philadelphia. Pa.
CONGRESSIONAL man may be con.
verted many times In his life, but man
can bo regenerated but once In his life.
Every time that a sinner turns away from
sin he is converted. But sinner can be
regenerated but once, and that Is when he
has new bIrth.-Rey w. q. Partridge,
Baptist, Cincinnati. Ohio.
FOLLY AND 1GNORANCE-Whe we
consider that thousands OF years OF ex-
perience, training and development have
gone on for mankind. and yet folly and
Ignorance are intrcnched with multttudes
of our time. what shall we say? Surely II
were well that changes should come. and
secured. REV. s. II. Robin, UniversalIst,
Boston. Mass.
RENTS--Q Questions OF rents and tene-
ments. OF hours and wages, are religious
questions. having to do directly with the
spiritual welfare Of men. To expect sound
spiritual life while these matters are un-
der the regulation OF greed and competi-
tion and the devil is like expecting health
m Indy N hniiua huiIt "a NlnI1 rial
swamp Rev. George Hodges. Congrega-
tionalist. Cambridge Mass.
THE BICYCLE--The wheel was for
time simply regarded MS paytling. II
Is now our business. brethren and sisters
of this silent wheel. to make the world
sec Its actual need OF the machine. have
calculated that six times as much PAS
toral work can he done with the assist
anco Of the wheel AS can be done OF foot.
REV. S. ID. Sammis. Baptist, New BRUINS
wick. N. j.
IGN0RANCE--It seems arrogant 10 de-
mand that the pulpit be listened to when
education is so general, and the diffusion
OF knowledge is so great. The Book is
open and every man can read for himself
and If he has real intelligence and not dog
mntism II is a matter for rejoicing. Tie
only thing the church needs to dread IL
Ignorance. Rev. Alfred kellogg. Frtsby-
terrain. Philadelphia. Pa.
NovELS-~The book you cried over be-
fore YOU went to bed Inst night Nfs a
novel. and the book You laid down before
coming to church WINS a novel and ten
out of ten books YOU take away on your
vacation with you viii be novels But not
all novels arc enrolling; not many are
Perhaps nnety-nine out of 100 are baneful:
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NAcoGDoCHEs COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Cherokee County Man Figures Out
the County Made Money,

1
the County Made Money.
10 the Editor Of The Post
! Rusk, Texas.b August 25.--.A communca-
Tin from Naeosdoches in The Post about
n days since in regard to county finances
II that county and statement from the
feputy county clerk in said statement is
Incorrect, and 1t is not right nor fair to
charge anything up to populists that they
arc not guilty Of The statement referred
~. In showing how much 1t has cost the
county 10 try cases in county court that
could have been tried in justice court men
l ons about ten cases that entered plea OF
fully, and says each case costs the county
81 in county and In justice court would not
have cost county anything. This is not
correct. 1t is true that the county he'd 10
lpay the county judge IS for each case. but
at the same time So is charged to defend
AIT on plea of guilty In the county court
ana collected, and nothing is charged
against him in the justice court: hence on
a plea OF guilty In the county court the
county makes 81 clea< suc OF each defend
ant In place OF losing SIS,
Tho writer OF this Is democrat. Int
does not believe in misstating anyth ng
and thinks tho entire truth should he stated
under all circumstances II is more than
Probable that the So trial fee in the county
urt was overlooked In the Nacogdoches
"a'''F' l.. ID. Quinn.
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Since ] published a statement In The
losi some time ago. that l had been
cured OF the morphine habit by DR. Pur-
dN's Home Cure. ] have received large
tumber of listers of inquiry, and as All
oeslre the sane information | have de-
ciaei 10 answer through The Post.
i took DR., PurGy's treatment IN Eebru
ary 1876. and was cured nj about 10 weeks
MY statement that Il was painless seems
10 nave been received by many with in
credulity but wish to repeat and empha-
size all ] said before 1t is perfectly and
eqrnnietely free from PAIN from the be-
elniNnr to the end. 1t does not interfere
with business or work. 1t can be taken
without the knowledge of others. There
are no seepless nights.
heEaruns the pennancncy of the cure
can say that. Il is now II months since
Took the las. dose OF the treatment ana I
have never touched an opiate of anv k,nd
since ana | have had no desire to do SO.
was the slave of opium for years, ana
found no relief Until | took DR. P,,rS IVY
hone Cure. Very truly, - .
f0r further Information. write n RR
I-oNpi. Binz Block. Houston, Texas.
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TIIEoSOPHY.

The Houston Theosophical society viii
meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock in room
20S, in the Mason block The subject for
discussion will be "The Path" or, in other
words, the cultivation OF the higher life
and development upon higher planes. Some
interesting papers are promised and the
public is cordially invited.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Services will be held in room No. 325,
Mason block, corner of Main street and
Rusk Avenue at IL a. m. The International
Bible lesson will be considered from
Christian Science standpoint. by reading
references from the Bible and the Chris.
tan Science text book, Subject "Paul's
Preaching Opposed by Idolaters at Ep-
hesus." All are cordially invited.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian church--Corner Main
street and Mckinney avenue, Rev. William
Hayne Leavell. ID. D.. pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m in chapel. Mckinney
avenue entrance, u, W. Taylor superin-
tendent, John T.. Wiley assistant superin.
tendent, Miss Fannie @. Vincent superin.
tendent primary department. Public wor-
ship at II a. m. with preaching by Rev.
G., w. Story. Young Peoples meeting at
7:15 p. m.
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UPPER LAKE HOLIDAYS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
STEAMSHIP ALBERTA

VIII leave Windsor. opposite Detroit.
every Saturday. June 26 to August 2S, for
Sault Ste Marie. Fore first cabin, meals
and berths included, to Sault Ste Marie
head of Lake Superior and return, remain
ing at Port Arthur 20 hours, first cabin,
meals and berths Included. $500. For
through tickets. folders, etc, address
principal ticket agents, also Wabash r. r.
City Ticket Office. St. Louis Mo-. or
T. C. oviatt, r. =. Agent. c. r Ry., &c
Clifford. I. f. Agent, c. p. Ry.. 435 Wal
nut st. Cincinnati, Ohio
j. f. Lee. Gen. Agi. Pass. Dept. a32
S. Clark Street. Chicago. Ill.
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school at 3 80 p. m. Preaching at p. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting at p. m,
Houston Avenue Mission, Fishers Hall
S. Guy Inman. superintendent. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. nj. Christian Endeayor
meeting at 4:30 p. IN.
South End Mission--City limits and Aus
tin street. VIM. A. Wilson, superintendent.
Sunday school at $3.50 D. m
Fair Grounds Extension Mission--Sun-
day school at 4 p. m.
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CRITTDNToN MISSION

Florence Crittenton Rescue Mission Hail
AIS Milan street between Prairie and
Preston avenues. Mission Sunday school
10 a. m. Gospel services II a. \. Sundays
and m. every night. Everybody well
come. VIM Hradburn superintendent of
mission.
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CARR BURDETTE COLLIER

WAS BUILT. EQUIPPED Ann 81
MATED FOR THE HIGHER EDrfi
TlON OF SOUTHERN GIRLS ~
proof building. hot water heat 49,
ished home, thoroughly equipped 49,
nents. well selected library. Gotta ~
stereoptico1 with 800 historical and si;r
tific views, ID kinds of gymnastic sSss,l1
atus furnished by Narragansett MscI6i
gent Of Harvard: French articuiated nj
eton. Olmsted's best models of the tfurl
brain. eye and ear. maps. globe. p0Wolf7
microscope. dissecting sets. larNe consz
ton of geological. geological and ~
geometrical forms and solids. TellurfS.
Lunarian. Orrery, fine pianos. Lyon n
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NOT PREACH.

WILL NOT PREACH.
Kew. j. M. Halsell, pastor of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. Ia now
preaching at Columbia and will not occupy
his pulpit here5hoday.
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srHoICE--At the parting Of the ways,
sery man has to decide what he viii
pose. the straight and narrow way TO
t'd, or the broad way that leads TO his
In destruction. REV. George G. Lorimcr,
stptist, Boston. Mass.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
Embarrassed by Wives.

RIcHHoxD, Va, septeH Der 81. W.
Shelley, a thrifty mechanic, who livesin
a pretty little cottage near this city, and
holds a responsible position at the
Richmoaa locomotive works, ia In the
unhaI predicament Of having two
wives fNng. lie l. not villful biga-
mi-t, and will hardly be prosecuted, as
he did not intend, IN getting married
second time, 10 violate the law, and
nei,her Of the women whom he has lead
to the allar Is disposed b prosecute lin.
One of his wives, however, isgiying him
good deal of trouble. She has been
dead TO him for several years. and was
believed ~ be- in her grave up TO lew
week ago, when she suddenly appeared
here and demanded part OF his earn
ings Her coming was kept a secret IN
iii yesterday, when II became known to
Mrs. Shelley No. In such Way that
she at once consulted the police about
having her husband arrested
Euly In 1891 Shelley married a bright,
Ctr ctiye girl in Halifax, n. c., and
NOV TO Newport News, where they
W happily for while. Then they
ep rated. They made up their differ.
nc 8 and Shelley obtained work here.
No long after coming he received tel.
egram telling MIN Of his wife's illness,
and later a letter saying that she had
died and been buried.
Three years later, in August, 1894
Shelley married an estimable young Ia.
dy OF Albemarle County, and they have
been living happily together here since
until the temperance Of the first wife,
who admitted having deceived her hus.
band. She was given money, and she
signed paper generating her husband
from all blame, aud agreed 70 a divorce.
That was in July. On Wednesday she
drove 10 the locomotive works and took
shelley 10 a house down town, where
he drank too much and spent the
night. Being suspicious. Mrs Shelley
No. . went through her husbands
trunk aud found the agreement Tor
separation. This took her 10 the 20
lice Explanations we've made this
morning. the original Mrs. Shelley has
left inr Newport News. aud Mrs. Shell.
ley No. ? is happy In her cottage home
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30

The weather has been very cool for
several days.
The farmers are about through gath.
ering cotton.
Rev. j. VI. Bullock filed his regular
appointment at Bethel Sunday.
The Uuity debating society met Sat
urday night and debated the question,
"Resolyd. that the compulsory system
ofeducation would be more beneficial TO
our country than the present system
Miss Estelle Wiley, who fell from q
wagon and broke her collar bone, 10 re-
ported TO be improving very fast.
Messrs J. II. Wiley and VI. C.. soles
have secued positions at the A. & NJ.
college and will move at once.
Mr.. Sam Lee and wife Of Rock Praine
attended church here Sunday.
Rev. $. @. Martin Of Steep Hollow
was with his friends here Sunday.
Mr., Jack Graham l. the boss cotton
raiser Of this part Of the country. Mr..
Graham gathered 5000 pounds Of seel
cotton from five acres OF land and wi !
get al least 1000 pounds more.
The Unity debating society will have
public debate on the night Of the ath
Of October. "The question IL, Resolved,
that the Hawaiian Islands should be-
annexed 10 the United States" Allare
invited TO attend.
The musical uniou will give an enter.
tainmeui at Bethel church on the night
Of October 22nd. Every one is cordial.
ly invited % attend.
The Bethel school will begin October
Z, r. VI Mcdonald; Of Rogers Prairie,
principal; Miss Carrie Todd, assistant
Nominous Umhria.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
horrid thing abon. me-"

horrid thing about me-"
about youw lie make an angry
dive at the receiver, but the same small
hand said no. ae ground his teeth.
Thoughts OF scandals, visions Of horse
whippings and possible shootings surg
ed through his mind.
At last she dropped tbs receiver and
lot II dangle by its cord, while che threw
herself into his arms.
"There, therel" he soothed. "Whal
was It they said?"
II was some time bfore she could an
swer.
ooh, Georgew she sobbed. They
said-they said-they belieyed-l-lis-
tened"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
BIG SHORTAGE FOUND.
uroetiyn n.hiad nearly Two Niiion
poliar. Aecoraiar 10 Iuvestiration.

nroetiyn H-hisd nearly Two Muiion
D"liars Ascoraias 10 Iuves,iratien.
New York. Sept. % The examina.
ton u the financial departments ~
'he various municipalities which win
be- consolidated into the Greater New
York has revealed a shortage ~ from
~ GOO 600 Co $1,000 600 in BROOKLYN
Unless special legislation g. obtained
M Albany 10 prevent 70. this shortage
viii be saddlod unon the taxpayers on
the greater city. Under a clause of the
charter creating the Greater New York
the comptroller Of the present city OF
New York was required 20 examine
and pass upon the accounts ~ the
financial Offices o. the cities ana towns
that are Included In the different Dor.
oughA Two months ago Comptroiler
Fitch appointed n number ~ exper,
accountants 10 DO this work
Tho accountants selected 20 no
through the books % BROOKLYN found
matters In bad shape One of the hrst
things encountered was a discrepancy
Of 1880 900 between the books ~ the
comptroller and the reglstrarofarrears
Of taxes. This was found 20 represent
the unpaid taxes OF Brooklyn. which
had been allowed 10 accumulate year
after year. until the amount due tho
city Il estimated al from 81 800. 900 10
s. 100000. The largest portion OF this
amount Il said 10 be for personal tar.
and while Il Is included among the as
sets OF the city Of Brooklyn Il ls non.
collectabie.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
The Monarch"
GREAT s.s DOLLAR SHIRTS: M sas
Mems White Laundried Shirts, fine quality muslin, pure

Mems White Laundred Shirts fine quality muslin, pure
BeIior linen bosoms and wristbands double stitched and
reinforced throughout open back also open back and
'front.' for 81 90.
Imported Madras Neglgee Shirts, Collars and Cuff. at
tached, Sl.0O.
White Shirts, with fancy bosoms, all the latest checks
and plaids, beautiful line at 100
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
Her Nelghbors thought She
Listened.

II there's b tired telephone In town
il's theirs. They haven't bad Il long.
and maybe that's the reason they make
{, work nights aud Sunday-not TO say
regular hours. When they can't think
Of anything more to lay they keep il
busy transmitting kisses.
IL was put In 10 please asmall woman
with transparent skin and big, innocent
blue eyes, and Il j. placed low enough
that she can III down before Il and
rest her elbows on a cushioned stand
while she talks to her mother by the
hour.
lie was thinking about II a. he came
in the front door and walked upstairs
last night. There she sat At the tele.
phone, dainty a. ever, with RIFLES aud
lace, but instead OF her own smile she
turned upon him a face Of woe.
What Is h." he cried. "Your
mother"
"Sh" she aid, aud o. motion Of her
small hand checked his quick stride in
her direction. She was holding the r..
coiyer AZ her ear, and be- waited min.
ute with poor show ofpatience.
Tell me-eometnius, " lc demanded
then.
ooh, G,orgcw .he Whispered, still
listening at the phone, and waving him
on with the other hand, "irs those
awful neighbors ofours. They are al.
ways gossiping over The wire about
some one, aud tonight they have said
such a dreadful thing"
ITO youg"
ono; to each other"
"Wha.atw George felt the noor civ.
ing way beueath him. The tears rolled
down her cheeks.
81 must hear, they have said snch a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30

New York. Sept 2s-Convlct hremen
extlnguished a FIRE started BY convic,
incendiaries In the state prison al Sing
Sing. Evidently the purpose OF those
who started the blaze was not merely
10 destroy the building and contents
but chiefly 10 excite a panic during
which the prisoners might escape. Tho
plot utterly failed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30

Rev. J.. NJ. Bullock was ia town yes.
ierday.
Cy Wilson was here from Hearne yes
ierlay.
r. Newcomb OF Reliance, wa, In town
yesterday.
Walter Royder was here from Well.
born yesterday.
For Sale-rwo good milk cows. Ap
ply TO John b. Mike. 2j9
II. b Steele was here from Midwife
yesterday.
johnson Bros. fresh butter al r. VI.
Wilson's store. 98l
Louis Zennau has bought out the op-
era house cafe aud reiit,ed Il. lie serves
lunches night and day.
For Rent-My old residence In front
OF graded school building. Apply to
T. X. Bate. "a
A difficult operation was performed
upon a l3-year old girl here one day
this week by Dr. Fountain, Harrison
and Gillespie. The operation consisted
Of taking grassburr out Of the wind.
pipe. The girl lives in the county
south Of town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30

ST. Louis. Sept 29.-The coronera
jury decided that b. p. Lamar of Fair.
land. l. a.. whose body was found Mon.
day In front ~ the G1ieiy thcater with
his skull crushed died from injuries
received In falling down the stairway.
Testimony OF witnesses went 90 show
that Lamar was not murdered. but
that his death was accidental.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
THREE DAYS MORE.
DIR. J. Harvey Moore's Time H.
Bryan Limited.

As the time approaches Tor DR.. Moore
TO leave Bryan, expressions Of regret
are heard on every side that he can not
remain longer. hut be D. Obliged TO re-.
turn % his home iu Atlanta, Georgia.
where be has a large practice awaiting
him. and also 90 on his chair a. proies
-or on the Eye. Ear and Throat Ia the
Georgia Medical College In Atlanta.
Our people eau now see the result. Of
Or Moore's work tight here In Bryan
aud no one doubt. his superior skill
There l. Yet plenty Of time Tor those
"a ho wish 10 secure his services. They
can carry on a course Of treatment AZ
home and repor. o. the Doctor by mail
and get the same result a. though he
scre here. hut he must irst make a
careful examination Of Gaze before he
will treat IL.
No one can afford 10 miss thi. oppor.
tunityl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished the Daily Eagle by Mr.. J
G.. Ninkert, attorney at law and real
estate agent
Deed from W. d. Lawrence aud wife
10 J. h. Piddy two lots, and ? and
south halfof3 in block one hundred
aud tweniy-eight.; consideration $3.50.
Deed from +. +. Dovuard 70 }. VI.
Moore a acres in John 4. Martin
league; consideration $3.50.
Gail and see Mrs. Proctors new rib
hons, hats, bonnets toQues and every
thing new in iilI styles. 250
a a
Dr. G. II. Tebaults yellow fever pre-
veuiiye Is said 90 be sure preventive.
Both prescriptions are carefully pie.
pared by NJ. II. James. 23
DR.. Tabor announced yesterday that
from information received from Hons.
ton he no longer believed the case Of
the mulatlo girl In that city yellow
fever.
DIR. G II Tehault's yellow lever pre-.
yentiye b. ,aid 10 he cure preventive.
Both Prescriptions are carefully pre-
pared 10y VI. n, James. 20J
Yesterday morning before a com.
mittee composed OF Judges Ford. Done
mus aud Hudson, Mr. Allie punuica
and Mr.. Davis Earth Of ihi. city stood
examination for license 10 practice law.
Both young gentlemen acquitted them.
selves credihb.y.
We are now prepared 10 Gll DR.. G. n.
Tebaults prescription 90 prevent vel.
low fever, published In the Houston
Poet sept. lb, and copied fom the New
Orleans hcayuue. sam b. Wilson
q Go. 2G.
The commissioners court met yester.
day afternoon, bat took no action rela.
tive 20 the quarantine situation on ac.
count Of favorable reports from Hou..
ton. 1.-THE situation continues 10 i'm.
prove the quarantine will will again he
relaxed
Mrs. Proctor has just received her
new fall and winter millinery II the
latest aud most stylish novelties and
respectively Invites all b call aud zee
lhem. $50
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-30
Professional Notice.

DR.. Il. II. Harrison now resides AZ the
W. G.. Taliaierro residence. where be
will a. usual answer calls, day or night.
Office at Wilson's drug store. Reel.
deuce Phone l36. d272
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-11-05
Cory News Nuggets


81 eNAN AeEEe-is-AaAsHASt-
Nov. a1S97.
Charles Darlington left last week for
Cripple Creek to work in the mines.
Miss Myrtle Valiant came down last
week from Olathe 10 spend few days
with friends.
Mr.. Watts and family have moved
from above EckcFi to this vicinity.
Geo. p. Chiles is busy hauling his ap-
Piles to the market.
Harry Bull came in Friday from Mis-
sour and is visiting at Frank Browns.
Joseph McCollar. has moved down
from Cedaredge to the VIM. Miller ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter. of Delta.
Sundayed with friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. p. Chilcs will move to Delta
this week. Mr.. Chiles will keep bache-
lor's hail.
s W. Phoenix and soa have rented
Geo. Wilson's ranch for another year
VIII Fluke flashed threshins on this
mesa Saturday.
VIM. Rowan los; milk COW las, week
on alfalfa.
j. +. whittle will preach at the schooi
house Sunday at p. H.
HoosiEE-
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Money 10 lean On Rssen or
Town property. n. 81. SMITH.
LOCAL NEWS.


One annonnrement of any entertainnenf e 70
which an admission fee Is charged viii oe hnAae
in these columns free. Any further announee-
ments will be charged Tor at advertising ra'ss-
Mathers' for ladies fine shoes.
Mrs. j. J. Mills left last week for Den
yer.
Mrs. G. W. Fry was down from Paonia
Thursday.
John Duncan and wife returned last
week from Gunnison.
c. A. Barnes. of California mesa, is
laid up with broken foot.
Ready tailored cloaks. Over $50 styles
to select from. VIM. Mathers.
Congressman Bell made a campaign
address at l. o. o. F. hall Monday night.
Mrs. Humphrey came down from
Ouray Monday for visit with Miss
Crotser.
Henry Skinner returned to Brookings,
South Dakota, last Friday, after visit
with hissons
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Durkee returned
Monday from visit among friends at
Grand Junction.
Clark & Hotel. the millers. have dis
solved partnership. the business being
continued by Capt. n. G. Clark.
Miss Viva Hawkey, OF Delta. is visit
ing with the Misses Baily this week.
having come up yesterday.-Montrose
| Enterprise.
A. S. Burr left for Denver Monday to
look after the purchase of lot Of sheep
which he will send to the eastern feeding
grounds for fattening.
Rev. j. L. Lower returned Monday
afternoon from Ouray. where he filed
the Presbyterian pulpitfnr two Sundays.
He also held services at Ridgway.
The High School Cadets have made a
good start towards securing the money
for new uniforms and will keep up their
lick until the required amount is obtain
I ed.
NJ ii. Payne and wife and c. d. John
| son and wife returned last week from
their camping trip on the Roubideaux.
reporting pleasant time and fair sue
cess.
DR.. and Mrs. d. T. Spoor. father and
mother Of Mrs. James III. Messenger. ar
rived last week from the east, and have
taken up their residence at the Baptist
parsonage
1 Try schiIilns's Bes; tea and baking powder.