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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21
For wife Poisoning.

B Green Bay, Wis, Jan. 20. Barney
Van Hoorebeke was arrested here on
81 telegram from officials at Anderson,
Ind. who charge him with poisoning
Ills wife, who died gently
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21

Washington, Jan. ~ The senate
voted to take up the Nicaragua canal
bill This gives the measure the parlia-f
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21
WORK OF CONGRESS-
condensed Proceedings OF the Nh
ttOnal Law Mill

washington, Jan. 14.-Some lively po-
litical sparring marked the later hours
.Of the senate. The free homestead bill |
was under discussion and Mr.. Allen |
found opportunity for questioning Mr..
Villas of Wisconsin concerning the I
party differences Of last fall. 1t
brought out much difference of opin-
I ion as to whether the Democratic plat
form was made at Chicago or Indian-
!. apolis. The homestead bill was fur
ther debated but vote was not
reached.
The house witnessed sensational
) sequel to the remarkable attack made
by Mr.. Johnson of California on Edi-
tor Hearst. Mr.. johnson and Mr.. Ma
!. guire Oem., Cal) were the antagonists
to-day. Their wordy duel grew out of
the publication in the Record, as part
of Mr.. Maguire's remarks of COM
sments on the formers speech last week
in which Mr.. Mcguire defended Mr..
Hearst. and, without the mention Of
Mr.. Johnson's name, detailed some
/ matters in the early: life of the latter
when he resided in Syracuse, n. Y. Mr..
Johnson got the floor on a question OF
privilege. He denounced Mr.. Ma
guire's attack on him as wanton and
cowardly and told the story of his in
dictment thirty-four years ago in New
York for forgery, and how he had
gone out to California to rear a new
home and make new name. Mr.. Ma
guire replied to Mr.. Johnson in sar-
castle vein. He told how he had at
tempted to secure time in which to
reply to Mr.. Johnson during the de-
bate and had been unable to do so.
Just before the adjournment Speaker
Reed announced the committee ap-a
pointments made vacant by the death
of ex-Speaker Crisp. EARLY in the day
the speaker sustained the point of or
der against tthe motion to recOmmit
the Pacific funding bill.
Washington, Jan. 15.-After very
dull day devoted to passing bills Of
minor Importance the house plunged
into warm controversy over bill to
make oleomargarine and other imita.
tons Of dairy products subject to the
laws of the state into which they are
transported. The house got into
parliamentary struggle over the meas
sure OH account Of the determination of
Mr.. Cannon Of Illinois 10 secure mote
time for its consideration, and ad-
journed leaving it unfinished.
The open session of the senate was
much curtailed by an executive session
lasting two hours. After this the bal
ance of the day was given to MI. Ba-
con of Georgia in a speech uphOldiag
the power of congress to recognize
new governments. An agreement was
reached for vote on the free home
.-stead hill tomorrow
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21

The annual interest on farm mort
cages il the United States averages
7.O7 per cent.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21

a group Of horticulturists should ~
formed IN every township
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21
THE LEGISLA TllRE.
The Grind OF the Minnesota Law
s5g Mill. s sa 55 5gi


st. Paul, Jan. Ii. Though vester-
days session of the senate was short.
an adj ournment being taken shortly
after the noon hour, a consid erableS
amount Of business was transacted.
Six bills were introduced and several
resolutions, besides which President
Gibbs announced the standing COM
mittees. The resolutions introduced
during the opening days Of the session
were called up and acted upon, and
several new ones were offered. One.
of the new resolutions Of more than
ordinary interest to the taxpayers was
introduced by Senator Miller Of Rock
county: It passed the senate by uiaE-
imous vote. The resolution hints at an
evasion of the laws relative to the tax
alton Of common carriers on their gross
earnings and provides for an investi-
cation by the state railroad and ware
house commission.
Daniel Shell called the house to or
der and presided during the brief ses-
sion. Speaker Jones is still confined to
his apartments at the Windsor. IA
number Of matters Of considerable im-
portance came up in the form of reso-
buttons or bills, but in no case were
definite conclusions reached except in
the matter Of the old "salt spring
grant to tile state. Mr.. Jacobson's res
olution calling upon the board Of re-
gents of the state university for a COM
plete report on this grant was adopted.
When the report is received appropri-
ate legislation will doubtless be pro-
| posed. Mr.. Donnelly introduced a con-
current resolution calling for a joint
| committee to further investigate the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS by the state. Of the
/ Mountain iron mine nronertY 80.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21

was passed and went to the house. AM
dozen or more resolutions were intro
dueed, including one by Senator Ring
dial Of Polk county, which provides for
an investigate of u. G.. Powers, state
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-01-21

James 81. Lyle, representing the
Minneapolis Aceytlene Gas company,
was brought to Austin from Chicago
by Sheriff Johnson to await the March
term of the district court. Lyle has
been wanted for some time for alleged
fraudulent drafts, unpaid bills, etc.
The old Barnard buildings at Chat
field were burned They were occupied
by Miss Emily Knight, dry goods; M.
"a. Mccain, restaurant, and LaiveN &
Thompson, saloon. The fire started in
McCann's restaurant by the explosion
Of a lamp The loss is about Sc, 600,
partially covered by insurance.
Mankato has probably the oldest po-
liceman in active service in the world.
Officer James Kelley is over 90 years OF
age, and although time has whitened
his hair and beard, his muscles are
like iron, and the hobo who is strong
enough to escape from his grasp has
never visited the city.
Coroner Freligh of saltwater held an
/ inquest this afternoon to arrive at the
/ Jury returned a verdict of death cars.
ed by 8 blow struck by John Shortall
which caused Boo to fall and strike
his head upon the floor. ShOrtall will
be held for manslaugh
Recka j Johnson, a domestic in the
Northern Pacific boarding house a
Brainerd, appeared before the city
clerk and told the same old story Of
misplaced affections and betrayal, ant
wanted warrant for the arrest o.
one Dahlquist on the charge OF has
Itardy The man has down for part!
/ nnkn0W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
WASHINGTON WIDOWS.
The Capital is Rendezvous for This Witch
ing Type of Woman.

The Capital is Rendezvous for This Witch
ing Type of Woman.
Washington is a great rendezvous for
the rich widows of the country. There
are hundreds OF them to be found at all
the fashionable gatherings, and many
are accompanied by their daughters,
that distinctive type of American wo-
men who. as soon as pater-familias is
comfortably tucked away under the sod,
fly TO Europe. spend years wandering
about like social Bedouins, then are
seized with q romantic form OF home
sickness.
But they can't stand Porkopolis and
Kalamazoo and West Jersey after Paris
and London and Vienna, and Washing
ton affords a convenient stOp-gap. II
is American in location. European in
habits. and, TO a degree. in personnel.
So they 20 there. buy @ fine house, get
in with the diplomatic corps ana the
thing IS done.
And Washington, which processes a
LOFTY ScOrn for trade and TuthleSsly
shuts the doors OF society in the face Of
all Washington brokers, insurance
agents. real estate people, and, in short.
trade in every form except banking,
felcomes with open arms retired
tradespeople from New York, Chicago
and anywhere else on the face of the
globe. II reserves the right of laugh
ing at them. though, and after faith
fully attending all their luncheons
goes home TO roar over every slip the
ambitious hest or hostess has made.
This habit is undoubtedly an afront
to hospitality. but il has one saving
virtue Washington makes use Of ricn
people. but IL is not afraid of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

health ard special elasticity; purines re
Blood. tones the nerve-ceutres ana lnFls-
oratcs both body and mind.
Taken elIly during CESSATION, X renCeIs
TIE mother strong and cheerful; carries her
through her time of trial with pertect safety
a-d little Vaiu. irsurcS healthy nouIiSH-
rre,t and increased constitutional vitality
for The child X Is the only PREPARATION
devised By q regularly graduated, eXpe.i-
c-ced 0-v-iciau for the cure on al. weak
nesSes and diseases OF the feminine or
Eaui.r ,-.s.
NJ. r D. Cams Es. OF No ssc- Humphrey y,
= louis $40. whites. --I am TO" t-e happN
---.rrr rf fue healthy hshy eir. i-cl tfat
,r,-- Fl-1-i.e Prescription hes cooe RE moro
r15f than arv.hicr { have ever taken to'S
ff,r-. kettles o- Che Prescription ava iNe c.'l-
seerr~ce- were z was only m labor i2rty-HFe
,--5-,,-., with nv irSt hlhv suffered ei2 1teen
r1.-s ana then had 90 lose him ne was very
der---tc aud on-v lived twelve hours rcr TWO
y---S slsc-~. lvto,d agony. and 20 me mean
time had Two u,->-l-rilGeS c.nr2t s-,eoA go
h--1,v 1-- Vcur medicine as feel t1at Il -
sev-i b1,h -rv ch.i and myself took u
through r1v confinement. Firo % very Strength
ems 20 --.v~e,t and 90 The baby
~. Pierce's thousand page book Ire
Common Sense Medical Adviser Is sent
f-ec reper-bourd. for ~ one-ceut stamps 10
pa COS. Of mailing 1r5r Address Worries
biSoersl-v Medical Association. Buffalo.
~ send = stamps 10. cloth bound copy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
THE POSTAL UNION MEETING.

Postmaster General Wilson Thinks Seoc'-
600 win Cover the Expenses OF the Meet
ing
WASHINGTON. February 5.-In q let
Ter which has been transmitted 10 Con-
gress. Postmaster General wilson rec
ommends an appropriation OF S-y9VVV!
TO cover the expenses Of the Postal
Union. in this city. in May. Mr.. VII
son saws distinguished representatives,
of foreign nations, including postmas-
tiers generals. will be present and that
he considers it the duty of this coun-
nv to rovide for the congress IN suit
able style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
MRS. ASTOR WILL LEAD.
Settlement OF the Question OF Precedence
at the Bradley Martin Ball.

Settlement OF the Question OF Precedence
at the Bradley Martin Ball
New York. February Mrs. Oliver
II. =. Belmont was 10 have had a qua
drille OF her own at Mrs Bradley Mar
tins ball Mrs Belmont was not at all
anxious 10 have her Quadrille come
among he first In fact. she preferred
o. have III the final and finest in point
of costumes. II was 70 have been and
may yet De MephistO quadrille, all OF
The men 10 wear the most gorgeous pos
sible NephistOphelean costumes, and
the women 10 be appropriately CARRIED
and with equal splendOr. Two or three
OF the beauX are now Directing vigOr-
Cusly 10 the expense of doing Mephis-
topleles in proper Bradley Martin ball
splendOr.
In the last London season Mrs. Brad
lev Martin c0nfded 10 her intimate
friends abroad the secret that she would
give the finest fancy dress ball on rec
ord on her return 10 New York. In
consequence Of this information quite
a number brought over their costumes
with them. Among these were Mr.. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr- whose
costumes are Of the Louis Ky. period.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.. Will
dance i'm the Quadrille of Mrs. Edmund
L Baylies
Among the very FEW who have been
really going about this winter in soci-
ETY. who will be conspicuous by their
absence from The ball Will be Mrs. Lloyd
Bryce. Mrs Bryce was 20 nave oaHce1
IN the opening quadrilie q honneur,
which viii be that OF Mrs As'or. NJ, Ms
Bradley Martin Mrs. StpyFesanl + iSl'
Mrs. j. T. ID. Larler. Frederic IoNH-
send Martin. James j. AN Aleh' MSS
Angelica Gerry. Lispenard stewart ana
Mrs. Bryce were TO have been the dane
ers. Owing 10 the recent death or a
Felative on the paternal sue u ue'
own family, Mrs. Bryce has been ooiiS-
Cd 20 drop our. mere mas oeeu SoLl-e
talk that a few individuals Wou'd ao-
stain from attending Ihe pan because
Of views similar 10 thoSe announce
by Dr. kainSioro. MOST Oh '-es5 nav
reconSidereo' ana are no" HuIi1e0'' VI
dering costume
The tempest lalset aoo"t ~ eCCo1u
az me PAN mas no" useu alL-t,',.' al,
Jusleo- ana MIS-, NS'OI 4'.'',,, ,..y -
le hfsl. Nls- o'oL-sot- -; la
debutanllS was 10 nave pen III ,i;, -.
Mrs. OGDEN Sl'is mas q bl.eS1oi ~. PC e.'
drl-ie. ana .ne u~ILe's |-.. ~ 49, 7. !
accurate Enl-oS AUG ,,;y, - - NJ
slld .h@l men va > -,i..'5 90
Martin 20 zen OF the QU"1' l--. -. 80
she must ne Ais1 OF sAe "o0''' '---
draw
Mrs Bronson gave up HIs1 p'aO,' az
finally all agreed that MIS-. AsloI suoulu
be i'm the lead. Now Mrs AS'oL ; qua
drille. I'M which the costumes Wi.I ue ' OI
dlHelel pc -~-S = 80 80 e,,7,.;l1,
be followed by me EncI0yao!e q. .s ~
or Mrs Mis-. men WI ,- - - - NJ.
ou'ante LOUIS AZ 4~"''' -'-7 "a
Bronson. 60
Mrs Henry l.. buIhel1 VII ~, ~, 81
the BAH as her own SA'5s'lesS' -,l'-
0uise de Sauern. oelle Oh 1ue o"' vi
Marie AntoinetJe. Inc costume ~.
CludeS pale green SallA pe ,,o'..',,
with The oversSlrt ana rs ilsl OF GU ll -.a
broCade. with roses ana leaves -N '-1i,
natural cCiors- On the genuine Ulu
carjira, lace foUnce OF the costume the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
The coming Of

The coming OF
a baby into this
world Is the crown
ing event Of q wo-
mans life But
this great blessing
Is beSet with tusls
and dang ers
Sometimes theS
seem so heavy Is
TO over balance
the blessing his
Is not right nor
natural
Two thirds OF
the anxiety and
suffering which
usually attends the
advent Of the little
stranger may be
altogether avoided
If the prospective
mother viii foTtlty
her constitution
and strengthen the
maternal organism
with Dr. Pierce :
Fsvo-ite P-eScup-
ton Il give s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
4 NEW TELEPHONE LINE.

: -IIL.-II % IIII ItV- INl'-'
Parkersburg. ". Va. February 8
4 new telephone line is now being con-
structed from DCGdridge county to this
city. The promoters are all West Union
PEOPLE. and the company is known as
the DodGridge County Telephone Com
pany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
RINEHART&T4TUY
CITY BANK BCIL-.Et
Tr'arhDra .-t Sc.
DUBLIC SALE

OF two OF the base r.-ar
owned by the heirs of
Ter. Commencing -- l.
21TH DAY OF FL-.
the following Two farms
public sale.
First. The farm o.
H. miles mort. VI t.-
a- Beech Bottom. 'n t-.
Virginia. TIE same
whole. and viii 4.so
arate parts. and s1'
as " hole or separate.
thirty acres o. tl-- -l-
bottom land. Ll-
houses, one thereof g
second . rooms. the OH.
outbuilGiUss complete.
watered This is cor>.-
farms ON the ohio river.
The second farm CONS
OF lauQ. fronting also
and is situated tht,
north " the first nam,
county. Ohio. az Oh.
About 81 acres Of t-i.
bottom land ard CuLf.
house and hail. lar-.
able OutbuiiGings. and
coal under go 10 81 a.-.
same for mining. an.
with vein OF good clear
feet thick q few yards
road Most al T.cn ---
Wateued.
The sale OF both farms
tile first named fl-u
February -0tn. .N-.
Is farm last named WILL
the right % VIM. f.
assigns. 20 WIDEN. trt.
the ditch extending aero
run. and 10 all legal a-
across the farm acQulr
railroad and Wheeling IS
way Co.. the part o- ..
house. and the dover
Sarepta Burroughs.
Terms Of Saie-Onc-tl
much IacTe as the pure
paw. the residue % be-
The land sold. and mad.
equal ius,allments lu
from the day OF sale.
usual rate OF six per cent.
SAN l. y
Agent for the children or.
The late Robert Ni..
Market 81. Wheeling
fe4eigr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
TO LET.

Three new pressed brick r-....
rooms. Bath. laundry ana
heated with furnace. also
Standard porcelain lined t
light and all modern improve.
viii excel anything In ID. egg.
built By Mr.. Alexander Ia --
side of Fourteenth stree.
Jacob street. and Will d.
July 1st. Plans can boz seen
Anyone renting now ...
made 10 meet their .-.-..
No. ~ F0l-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

TOR SALE.
Il The brick buildings soutbr...
ner ChapIins and Tenth stree, cor.
sirable brick house on th- .ortL % DE-
Tenth street, between Iarte, ,-f ~ "
Line streets. JAMES !. HAEIry' -'r
Real Estate and Loan Az.
1888 f.I,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

The author Of The Princess Joceianda" is twenty
nine years old. He took high hOnors at Trinity Col
leQe, Oxford. Soon after graduating he became an
actor and in this way gained the experience which has
fitted him for the dramtization Of his novels one Of
which is soon to be presented on the stage. Retiring
from the stage he took an active part in English Pc
litcal life and was for time secretary to committee
of the House of Commons.
Meanwhile, he had written the two novels men
toned above, and was fortunate in having them inne
diately accepted by publishing houses. Both have
proved very successful and third nOyeI, Laurence
Claverng will soon appear.
In The Princess Joceiande" Mr.. Alasonhas entered
the domain of old romance 1t iSa love story of which
the scene is laid in PinCpaty of ancient Brittany, and
the heroine is fair maiden who has been waited in
strange vessel to the domain Of the Princess JOceiande
who becomes the IatterS rival in love affair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
ms EXPERIENCE is ENORMOUS.

DIR. CHARLES LINCOLN SMITH
The Successful New York Eye Expert.
Consultation free.
II YOU have blurring, dizziness. neural-
sia. headache. spots before the eyes, IN
fammation. grarulauon. winking. trem-
bling spells. cataract, burning and smart
ing Of the eyes. various nervous and brain
affections. entaiHng not only positive in
sury TO the sight. but untold misery, call
immediately
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

FOR RENT-SIX ROOM r...,- '
South Front street, Island 81 - q
veniences. Enquire AZ this o.. e.
fee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

FOR RENT - 80. Us r---..
street; all modern improve. ---A /
gases. hot and cold water l.-. W
outside water closets. a.
Chew. Wheeling Boiler Wr-s D. =
i56 Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
FOR REM


FOR RENT-Five roomed bricl, 30
ja21edh Gas 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

Any one wishing 20 bug
make a good inves ,melt
tention 10 the following I.
No. 1925 Chapline -. 81
No. ll3 Fourteenth -
rooms.
No. - y. Huron s.. q
The Berger Homestead
No. - y. Wabash 3.
No. - Virginia ST.. ~ -.
Corner Eof and Twet--
\ nice residence IN Pc ...
no. - y. Wabash St
No. 1921 Ali-y II. o room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

EtdDIt az LlElngtOn LaUU- M =
and lawn. Inquire Of CHAS u
No. 1901 Market street. 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
FOR SALE,

Ny residence, No. q 7...-,
street. Nine rooms, I--. la.
room; al modern c.-.ec.,.-x
and finished -,; jig.
yard in rear.
ARCHIE T. t-F9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

MONEY TO LOAN CE -.-- ---
ESTATE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

FOB r. RE.NI.T-EIGHT ROOM H0rse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-11-11

The three year-old boy Of J. A. john
son, of Lynn Center, Ill. is subject to
attacks OF Group. Mr.. johnson says that
he is satisfied that the timely use OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during
severe attack. saved his little boys life:
He is in the drug business, a member of
the firm of johnson Bros. Of that place.
and they handle great many. patent
medicines for throat and lung diseases;
He had all these to choose from and
skilled physicians ready to respond TO
in his own family at time when his
childs life was in danger, because he
knew it to be superior to any other, and
famous the country over for its cures OF
Group. MIR. johnson says this is the
best selling cough medicine they handle.
and that it gives splendid satisfaction IN
all cases. Sold by Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-11-11
Astonishingly Popula

Is Astonishingly Popular.
So great are the merits of the
Diamond Churn that no effort il
required to make sales of terrific.
ry. 81. j. Green, agent for j. C.
Fox, had the novel experience this
week of having a man come into
his sick room and close deal for
territory. The demand for terri
tory is based on the real value
and quick selling qualities of the
churn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-11-11

In passing one Of our school houses
at the noon hour We have noticed mum.
Der Of boys and girls sitting on the
ground eating their dinners. Although
the ground with its thin coating Of
withered grass may seem dry yet at this
season Of the year there is enough moist
ure to give bad colds to those children
who try picnicing in November. These
sunshiny days Of course it is much
pleasanter to eat the lunch outdoors but
seats on the sidewalks may save many a
spell Of sickn' @.
No man should do more work Of
muscle or Of brain in the day than hs
can perfectly recover in good nights
rest. To that point, exercise is good;
beyond it, is waste OF life, exhaustion
and decay.
Before January 1st, all the frst.class
passenger coaches, chair cars and dining
cars on the Santa Fe system will be
lighted by electricity instead of oil lamps
and Pintch gas as at present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-11-11

g. H. Brunson, OF Denver, il in
town for the purpose OF organizing q
circle of the women Of WoOdcraft, 60
ciety auxiliary to the Woodmen. In
these circles the ladies' eau have the
same benefits of insurance that the men
have IN the Woodmen lodges. The or.
der is a growing one throughout the
state.
"A meeting in the interest of the
United Moderns was held Saturday even-
inR at which there was large attend.
ance. A lodge will be organized this
evening. E. d. Emmert, special organ
izer, IL being assisted by =. NJ. Elliott,
vice supreme chancellor Of the order.
The town council is putting in some
needed new crossings.
Ed. E. Swink has fine large barn
in course OF building.
j. NJ. Bellew, inst west Of town, has
finished the walls OF good brick dwell
ing.
Monday F. d. Haines and Chas.
ranch and purchased 1000 sheep Of e. 3.
Bell Of Trinidad. They will be fed on
Mr.. Haines' place just west Of town.
-Ine I. +. 3. y. II. OF the Preebyto-
rian church will give dinner on Thanks.
giving day. Particulars later.
| 1t is with pleasure We record that
the large farms in the vicinity OF Rocky
Ford are being cut mp into smaller tracts
and thrown on the market. The latest
instance OF this is the subdivision OF j.
G. F0x's farm, just south Of town, into
and 10 acre tracts and which are for sale
by Steele 4 Beall.
Tho man who can raise cantaloupea
in the Rocky Ford country in the sum.
mer and eggs in the winter need not gc
to Klondyke for wealth.
More dwelling houses are badly
needed in Rocky Ford. Our newly ar.
rived citizens have much difficulty in
procuring even very limited aocomoda-
tions for lodging.