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Evening star., 1898-11-08
FOREST GLEN.

The Ladies' Home Interest Club gave Hal
lowe'en rect ption at the spacious home OF Gen.
Getty. Mrs Getty member of the club, being the
hostess Notwithstanding the rain. there were over
severity perrons present. the gentlemen friends or
the club being among the guests. No pains were
suarcd TO make the intellectual as well as the
ppstit nomicaI portions OF the entertainment a
complete success. Prof. Wood of the Smithsonian
Institution at Washington, in his lecture Of the
Language OF Animals" was most interesting,
and Mr.. Preston Ray favored the company with a
humorous recitation. The house was handsomely
decorated with autumn leaves and chrysanthe-
Among these present Mr.. and Mrs. S. W.
Tulloch. Lieut.. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guion Miller. Mrs. Helen Thompson, MIR. and
Mrs. l.. B. Tomson. the Misses Ray. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Wright, Mr.. William SAUL Mr.. w. W.
Wright. jr. Mr.. Preston Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian e. Dowell Mr.. and Mrs Arthur e. Dowell
Mrs ). z Benedict. Mrs Mason Of Utah. Mrs.
Hare Of Chicago, DR.. and Mrs. George II. Wright
Evening star., 1898-11-08
BROOKLAND.

Miss YzLaga has returned from New York where
she has been visiting for the past five months.
Mrs. Catherine Burke has returned from a west
trip.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. I. Grove, who were married last
Tuesday left after the ceremony for Mr.. Grove IS
recent charge at Fort Collins Colorado Mr. Grove
the former pastor Of the Episcopal Church of
Our Savior of Brookland, and his wife has always
been earnest worker in that church.
Miss Mary Burr, who returned recently from
Geneva. n. Y, is very Ill with typhoid fever
The first reception of the Washington Seminary
in lexington was held last night
Mr.. Thos. II. Means has returned from a month 6
trip in western Maryland where he went in the
interest Of investigations being made by the De-
with him much valuable information, which will
be used by the department.
Mrs. Joseph Noel returned Thursday from New
York. She was accompanied by Miss Eva Bains
of Virginia, who will be her guest for some time.
Bishop Satterlee conducted the services at the
Mr. and Mrs Knibe have the sympathies of the
residents Of BrOOkland in the recent loss of their
the lire in their house wednesday morning
Miss Grace Thomas has returned from visit
among the mountains Of Maryland.
The congregation Of st. Anthonys Church is
| making preparations for the annual Thanksgiving
festival TO be given at the town hall November "a
will be held the 18th of this month at Stanly Hall
Among the recent arrivals at the Oatholic Uni
Va; T. E Ourran Of Alabama J. q King of St
| Louis, Mo-; ]. ID. Rockhill Of Wisconsin, VIM L
| Roundbelt Of New Orleans. L.; Henry Il Dyer of
New York; Manuel Diez of Mexico Bernard Rootley
Of Ohio, ]. p. Jackson and B. @ jackson of Balti-
n ore, Nd. P. L. Walke1back Of Philadelphia Pa
ind H. s. Gagni and Bernard Moret of Montreal,
Canada.
Among the many Of last years students who have
| returned to the university is Mr.. Jno. ]. McKoDe
who has fully recovered from the wounds received
during the Cuban campaign, he being q corporal
in the Rough Riders at that time.
The Glee Club of the university. which has re-
organized for this term. numbers among its new
members Messrs. Nelson. Curran. Powers and
Fewman.
The Walking Club has flso been reorganized
with the old officers in command. The member
ship has reached twenty-five, and there is an
outlook for increase.
Tuesday night concert given at the town
hall, under the direction of Miss Mamie Holidge
for the benefit Of the Methodist Church. An ex-
cellent program was rendered before appre-
cative audience. The selections the violin by
Prof: Oswald Welti exceptionally fine and
loudly applauded. The others who participated in
the program were Miss Bertha Johnson Miss
Clara Knbel. Miss Alice Cruit. Miss Ethel Bloo-l-
good. Miss Addie Lynham and Mr.. Chas. W.
Moore
Evening star., 1898-11-08
GAITHERSBURG.
Mrs. J. d. Ra,he!d is quite sick.

Mrs. j. ID. Rasfied is quite sick.
The congregation and friends of Ascension Epis-
copal Ceurch have surprised the rector. Rev.
III "inas j. Packard, in the presentation of a fine
buggy as testimonial of their regard Home
mad colfet tiOaery, made by the ladies', was sold
to raise the necessary funds.
Mrs. william Il. Wade died at her home near
GaithersburT wednesday evening. She was Il
daughter of the late Douglass Chopper Mr. Wade
ard a large family of children survive Funeral
services and interment took place Friday morning.
at St Roses Catholic Church, Father NJ j. R!or-
dan officiating.
Friday morning. at O'Clock the store Of Mr..
Hugh I. Peck, at Washington Grove was dis
covered to he on fire. With entire contents the
store and an adjoining dwelling were quickly con
suIned. The two buildings were owned by Mrs W
Ihonlpson, and stock Of merchandise by Mr.. Peck
lhe latter only was partially insured Loss Is est-
mated at $1,000. Fire is supposed to have origi-
mated from an oserheated stove in the store
Inc ninth district republicans held a mass meet
ing at Norman Hall Thursday evening County
chairman H. III. Miles called the meeting to order
Mr. {. F. Duvall was selected chairman Of the
meeting, with Mr. Charles Ii. Stewart and Mr. c
H. Baugilnlan secretaries. The chairman an
nounced following vice presidents: $. T. F. Sterick
james Goocli, Rev. ]. III. Bailey and VIM H. War
field. Frank T. Cah and Robert Cooper wpr,,
Sergeants- -at-arms Mr. Julian G. DoweH was the
first speaker. and paid tribute to the Mckinley
administration. Mr.. Daniel Grpsvenor and Rev /
II. Bailey also spoke The Mckinley AMI Iip,olu
Republican Clubs turned out with the Goshen Cor
net Band at their head. telegram was read from
Mr. Ashley NJ. Gould, who unable to be pres
ent. The hall was appropriately decorated.
Evening star., 1898-11-08
RIXERDALE.

A progre ssiye euchre party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Browning at their home. the
hill, Gently The card players were sealous and
conversation was at discount til the march Ia
the diEiIg taken. The room lighted
by many candles and there abundance
of good things cat. Music, instrumental and
vocal, was furnished by Miss Bessie Fowler Miss
Laura Lewis and Mr.. Bendy. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Oraner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bax-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker, Mrs. McGee
Lois McGee, Misses Bessie and Carrie Blundon
Misses Bessie and Eleanor Fowler, Miss DarneIl,
Miss Lottie Stevens, Mr.. George Burchheld Mrs H.
Clay Browning, Miss Nellie Browning, Miss Ninette
WIhiams, Miss Florence Baxter, Mr.. Leighton Bax-
ter, Miss Laura Lewis, Mr.. Burt Bains, Miss
Brinkiey and Mr.. Brinkley, MIR. Mcdonald Mr. Val
aiefs, Mr. Rob. browning, Mr.. Robert Browning
Miss Ellie ketner Mr.. Charles Mangum
Mr.. F. C. Wilson is building new house IN East
kiverSiale Great confidence is expressed in the
actual operation of the proposed electric railroad
building In Riverdale has in consequence received
ngetus.
Mr. Rogers family has left Bladensburc for the
winter. They will reside in Hyattsville for the
present.
Mrs. ]. 3. Fowler, who has been Ill Tor a few
days, Is reported AS better.
Evening star., 1898-11-08
TAK6MA3, PARK.

The wheelmen of lTakoma have taken ADVANTAGE
OF the pleasant weather during the past week The
roods have been In an exceptionally good condi-
tion ~
The Takoma Whist Club, which was orSanize, q
Few weeks ago at the residence of the Mtsse.
Cady. with Norman Jackson as president and Misc
Ida Cady secretary and treasurer, held a mee,ing
Wednesday evening at the residence of Miss Cocs,
Grille at Lamonds last Wednesday evening. whom
prizes were won as follows: Gentlemau's pize, a
goia collar put'on' by Mr. William J. Giddinss,
VIVA Jackson The members of the club A,,ss ass
Misses Ida and Mary Cady. Miss Seasholcs, Miss
Miss Meyers, ms, W. ;. Giddings and Messrs w
J. Giddings, Preston King, Walter W. Waters W
and II. T Giddings. The next meeting viii 'l,s rs
held the 10th instant at the residence of Miss sey
Mrs Poier and Miss Mary Poler Of the Park are
visiting in North Carolina - -Ae
The Misses Bitter have returned from Navv yo,a
having spent week there. '-'
Evening star., 1898-11-08
FALLS CHURCH,

henper Lodge. +. A. A. NJ, gave reception a.
Odd Fellows Hall Monday night to Lieut. f. y
Meekins of the District Regiment of Volunteers and
J. c. Taylor Of the 9th Cavalry, two of it's mem
bers who participated in the siege of Santiago Re
sides the members of kcmper Lodge and their Ia
dies, large delegation of the members and lady
friends Of the lodges Of Alexandria were present
The committee in charge consisted cf Dr. T. c.
Quick. NJ. L. Church ard c. W. Parker. Dr. Quick
acting as POSTMASTER. The principal address was
by Mr.. &. W. Parker and the Response by Lieut..
Meekins. Masonry Viewed from the East was
the subject Of address by worshlpful Master
Willis l.. Gordon, while Mr.. c. Vernon Ford of
Henry Lodge. Fairfax Court House, chose as his
made 10y nr. G. r. Fadely of KeInper Lodge and
Capt X. kemper of Alexandra, Va. Supper was
Miss Pearl Luttrell left Friday for Ithaca v Y,
TO spend the winter with her sister Mrs. MurrilI
tiyes and friends
PERSEVERANCE, Temple of Juvenile Templars has
elected the following officers for the ensuing trm
Mss Myrtle Neitch, chief trmpla-; Miss Winnie
Ja' obs. vice templar; Miss Fanny Gallel er sccre.
tary; Mrs; NJ Z. Thorne financial secretary: Geo.
": Ea"Shufst treasurer: Milton Thorne. marshal
Miss Annie Payne, chaplain; Miss Maggie Seay,
guard: Miss Pearl Neitch assistant secretary; vii.
bur donaldson, sentinel; ]. IL. Mari, past clet
tCmpiar.
QIite number of those interested in vocal
music met at III" residence of Mr. ]. W. Webb foI
| the purpose of forming a musical association. An
organization was effected by the election OF Mr. S.
| sistant director: Mrs NJ NJ Erwin, accompanist
Miss Carrie Parker, assistant accompaGist; J. w.
Webb, secretary and treasurer; O. T. newman
librarian Mrs. Geo. w. UawXhurst assistant
librarian. Musical committee: Mr.. s H. Thorn.
burgh, Miss Annie Rodeffer Mrs. A p Eastman.
Mrs. E. NJ. Meekens. Miss Matte Gundry, Miss
Eva Birch. Miss Margaret Nourse
Mr.. ]. H. Garretson. deputy grand chief t,'n-
plar, installed the officers of Phone Lodge of Good
IempIars last Tuesday night assisted by Mr. w. T.
Sprankle grand marshal, and Miss Leila Jacobs
assistant grand marshal.
Mrs L. b; Nixon of Quakertown n J.. with Ter
son Harry IS visiting her father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. J. v Quick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Irwin and and Mr.. Twins
mother, all Of Norristown, Pa, have beea Visiting
their relatives, Or. and Mrs. G. B. Gould and Mr..
ard Mrs. A. NJ. Smith.
Evening star., 1898-11-08
HERNDON.

Rev. Mr. liaymaker Of the Disciples Church o.
holding series Of meetings in Central Han
Mr.. Robert Bell. who years since resided
In this village while superintendent Of the Wash
iEgtcn and Weston railroad. and is now genetal
manager of the Western Pennsylvania road. made
brief visit here last week. Mrs. Bell who catn.
with him. remained several days after he returned
and visited a number of her former friends and
acqraint lnces.
Col. +. u. stephen of this town and Capt. ]. s
Roy of Washington are spending vacation IN
Moth Carolina hunting.
During the atsehce of Col. Stephenson In Mort.
Carolina Mrs Stephenson and daughters are utilis.
ing time in visiting Washington friends.
Mr.. tIcr. Short, who mentioned in The star
recently being quite sick died Monday u last
week. He was nty three years Of age and 1
rtl!si"ner. having been In the army during tbt
civil
Evening star., 1898-11-08
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. William Dunlop Huddleson of Boston. Mass,
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Samuel Rem
shaw of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Rdgely hnye returned
from their wedding tour and visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fr INK Repp.
Mrs. Sarah Ahalt of Petersville and Mrs Pearl
Schenck. wife of Prof. Schenck of Brunswick
Frederick county. were recent guests of Mrs
Myra Maught
Mr.. ]. w. Alder and family have leased the
Thomas house. south of the station. and are
domicled there for the winter.
Mr.. David Rabbit. Misses Mary Katherine
Kraft &Dd Miss Alberta Flack have returned from
Philadelphia, whittier they went TO attend the peace
jubilee
Evening star., 1898-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Engle Mr. and Mrs.
Wright Curtiss, Mrs. Whit Wilson. the Misses
Wilson Of Woodside Miss Burr. Mr.. VIII Wilson,
Mr.. F. Il. Keys. Miss Keys Capt. and Mrs T. c.
Garrett, Mr.. aud Mrs Ballard Norris Mr. and
Mrs A. b.. Bushnell. Miss Mary Curtiss, Mr.
Converse and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight
The regular meeting OF the club was held last
Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. S.
w. Tulloch. when the semi-annual election of
officers was held, resulting in Mrs Pratt being
elected president and Mrs. Ballard Morris secre-
tary Mrs Mason of Utah gave address. The
next meeting will be held at the residence of
Mrs Arthur Dowell at WOodside.
The Republican Club Of Wheaton held a meet
Ing Friday night at Irving Hail. Linden.
A new waiting room of tasteful design has been
erected at the Forest Glen end of the Washing
ton: Woodside and Forest Glen railroad.
, The new desks have been received for the pub
nc school which was started here this year.
Mrs. Morris Wolfe has returned to her home at
ginia. " 80
Evening star., 1898-11-08

Societies of st. Paul's NJ. +. Church win NEE;
"Wednesday next at the home OF Mrs. Edwin e
Fowler.
Judge W. W. Poole Of Pooesville has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. William 7. Jones
Mrs. Ellen Petty Of Montrose has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs james Dnvnn.
The temperance meeting which was TO Slve been
held In St Panls NJ. Z. Church Friday evening
next has been postponed till Monday evening. tho
18th. Mr.. Howard Enmons of Hyattsville who is
an active wo-ker in the temperance cause aBi
grand chief templsr Of the state OF Maryland. will
be the principal speaker of the evening Othes
prominent temperance workers will be present
The town hall il graced with u handsome new
flag.
Miss Mary L. Davenport, who has been very III.
is couvalescent
Evening star., 1898-11-08
No Appetite
| Extremely Weak

If such is your condition, the
genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract
will afford you instant relief, if taken
with your meals and before retiring.
ohann Hoff's Malt Extract is ma
ture's own remedy for loss of appe-
tlte, sleeplessness, imperfect nutri-
ton, dyspepsia, etc. A record of
over fifty years has proven this to be
true.
DR.. ]. ]. Coleman of GLASGOW said
Suffering from an attack of illness
which had not only reduced my
strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appro-
pirate food, | tried the effect of Jo-
ham Hoff's Malt Extract, in the
usual dose of wineglassful twice or
three times day. Its use was fol-
lowed by marked effects: (D. Food
which had hitherto been found to
pass the alimentary canal unchanged,
digested properly. (2). There ap-
peared an increased power of evolv-
ing animal heat and storing UP fat.
Passing beyond my personal ex-
perience, l have experimental with
it in other directions, particularly
upon thin, cold and aged people,
who are unanimous in attributing to
the genuine liquids, sustaining pow
ers which are not commonly OBJ
served with alcoholic liquors"
Johann Hoff, New York, Berlin,
Paris.
Evening star., 1898-11-08
KENsINGTON.

Miss Josie Ridgely left yesterday to attend the
Fairview Seminary, at Gaithersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Sunstron OF baltimore
are the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. A. a.. Thompson
Rev N. H. Miller of Newark, Del, and Rev. W.
]. Fitz Slmons OF Zion. Nd, were the guests of
Rev. James T. Marshall during the week. -
Evening star., 1898-11-08

The new Hoffman House, Broadway and Madison
ss square, New York; is conducted on the European
plan only. Its cuisine, service and appointments
equal that Of any hotel in the world. il is most
centrally located. AA'0'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-17

If she did not happen to know that
embracery does not mean what it
suggests.
Your neighbor Stoddard has pur.
chased an improved Gram-o- phone.
They bought it as present for Grand
ma, but the entire family are enjoying
it. II will be source Of pleasure for
years TO come. Catalogues of r. G.
Spaulding & Co, state agents, 734 Main
st. Boise, Idaho.
Last week Mr.. Stout, ex- president
of the Utah National Bank, was shot. |
He accuses Mr.. Jones, present cashier
of the bank, of the crime. The shoot |
ing occurred near Mr.. Stoutt's home
in Salt Lake city and the wound is SER
ious. Jones denies doing the shooting
and seems able to prove an alabi,
The Times Democrat, leader of the
Populist choir in North Idaho, sings
out on the ambient air: "We can say
good bye to silver when the McCleary
bill becomes the settled policy of the
government, and We can say good bye
to the Republic as we'll" No need, we
think, for awaiting the catastrophe.
Just as well pack your grip and say
your good bye now. There is nothing
to prevent it.
The Supreme Court of the United
States recently smashed a big railroad
traffic combine by vigorous applica-
tion of the Sherman antitrust law.
Republican made laws have vitality
in them that is powerful and enduring
and the American people are coming
to u clear realization of the fact. Illegal
and harmful combinations will grad
ually melt away under the just and
vigorous application of Republican
policies.
1t is reported that the change in the
railroad time card will not be made un-
til after the holidays. The principal
cause for the change is to give Port
land mail from the east IL hours earlier.
The west bound train will pass through
Caldwell about l o'clock a. m. 1t is
generally understood that in the spring
the passenger service on the Oregon
Short Line will be doubled, giving us
two trains day each way.
DR.. Isham is entitled to great praise
for the high order of performances be-
ing given in the opera house this sea-
son. It is the doctors Constant effort
to induce the best troupes on the road
to fill engagements here, and this sea-
son the attractions have been superior
to any previous season. The Hi Hen
nv S Minstrels were fine and highly ap'
preciated, and Mr.. Isham is generally
commended for inducing them to come
here. The opera house is deserving OF
the generous support of the community
r and Mr.. Isham's enterprise can not be
too highly commended.
-, The national silver forces, operating
through Altgeld, Allen, Teller, Jones
and Stone and innumerable super
} numeraries are already passing AROUND
, the contribution box and appealing tt
T the common people to whack up thu
: dough to enable those fine gentlemen
/" and o multitude of lesser luminaries Il
prosecute the campaign of 1900. Thei
j. demand is extremely moderate, costing
the faithful voters for silver only $25
q per head to maintain good standing
s and the junta promises to invest it Ju
e diciously and adyantageOusly through
the agency of Coin Harvey. Fill ~
the blanks at once and send in You
first instanment. It's hard white
L and the grass is short. More later.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

ASk6y the NEWS uedler,
BIatchley, the Druggist.
Fresh candies and nuts at Askeys.
CO. Packard was Boise visitor this
week.
DR.. E. E. Maxey was in Boise last
Tuesday.
County Treasurer Clancy was in
town Friday.
The trial of criminal cases win begin
next Monday.
County Commissioner Peterson was
in town Thursday.
Mr.. Alex Blessinger was in town on
business Tuesday,
Take your prescriptions to the
Blatchley Drug Co.
j. D. Bloomfield, of Nampa, was a
Caldwell visitor Friday.
Charles B. Coke Esq, the brilliant
PayeCCe lawyer, is IN tue city.
All kinds of winter goods sold atrock
bottom prices. I. K. LITTLE.
Don't miss the special sale of mems
box Calf shoes at STEUNENBERG's.
DIT
DR.. Isham is adding some new and
necessary instruments to his already
fine Office.
The iceman is busy harvesting his
crop, which this year is uncommonly
abundant.
FUR,-Highest cash price paid for
all kinds of furs. C.S. DAVIS, opposite
depot.
Do not overlook the Cash Grocery's
special Christmas announcement in
this issue.
Frank EstabroGk, Nampa's leading
attorney, was in the city on legal bust
ness this week.
Ed Meek, the affable and able Dis
trict Clerk elect, paid the TRIBUNE
pleasant visit Thursday.
John T. Morrison, Chairman Repub-
lican State committee, went to Boise
Thursday evening on business.
What nicer present can you get for
your wife than one of those hOndsome
Moquette Rugs at T. K. Little's.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company will, in the spring, build a
line from Salt Lake city to Boise.
Call and get my prices. will guar,
antee you can do no better anywhere
else. J.F. KENLY,
Robert Netherly, who lived about ten
miles from Ontario, was thrown from
buggy and killed last Saturday night.
Bryan has thrown away his sword
and gun and gone to talking again. In
his case, the tongue is mightier than
the sword.
Make the baby happy. Get hand
decorated China cup and saucer with
sterling silver tea spoon for 90 cents al
KENLY's.
Hon. D. L. Evans, elected a repre-
sentative in the legislature, is an asplr
ant for the speakership: He will have
strong support.
Capt. j. NJ. Wells has taken up per
manent residence here. He Will re-
ceiye e. cordial welcome from the PEG
pie of Caldwell.
The Baptists concluded three weeks
of revivals early this week. Much re
ligious enthusiasm was aroused ah'
many conversions resulted.
TT. Jones, Esq, an eminent bolS'
lawyer and oracle of uncontamlna'e'
Populism, had important business II
the District Court this week.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera ant
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be oe
pended upon and is pleasant and sal
to take. Sold by all druggists
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-17

The sweet pea, which has become a
very popular flower, was first cultivated
in Sicily about the year 1900, and OF
the four original varieties two came
from Sicily and two from Ceylon. The
time to plant the sweet pea is as soon in
the spring as the soil can be turned
without ologging, and that usually
comes early in March.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-17

I have a few fine, fat turkeys to sell
for Christmas. Mrs. A. E. GALLOWAY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-17

ST don't see what's the use of my be-
ing vacoinated again" said Tommy.
barring his arm reluctantly for the doc
tor.
"The human body changes every sew
en- years Tommy" replied his mother.
You are IL years old now. You were
in your fourth year when you were vac
Cinated first, and it has run cut. "
"Well, l was baptized when / vas a
baby. Has THAT run oat too: Chicago
Tribune.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-03
An Arizona Protest

Without being officially notified we men,
toned last week that the Wrangling-no,
Willing-Workers were to hold bazaar,
also mention this week that it was howl
ing success, sixty-fve big dollars being
donated by our liberal citizens. So far so
good.
The Trailer was the first paper in SAT-
ford to make mention of temperance and
church matters, for the information of our
readers who do not read the Twin, and
can see but one object on the part OF the
management of recent entertainments In
Withholding notices of these events from
It. But if the bosom friends of the Twin
think they can violate this journalistic
corpse ard do up the Trailer by with
holding notices that are and should al
ways be printed free, they are sadly mis-
taken. We can use the space to chronicle
a dog fight-something that people will
read. We have always been willing to
mention entertainments of all kinds, and
are still, and that, too, without hopes of
future reward, either present or golden
crown-simply to inform our readers. Ex-
cuses in this case don't go, as one of the
senior Wranglers - no, no, Workers -
called out to a business man over the ed
itors shoulder to tell everybody about
the entertainment Monday night
We are glad this event was success,
although, being something of an invalid,
and alone in town, we never go to dances
or other social events, and we will publish
notices, or cough up silver, to aid every
thing of the kind that has the good of
Stafford in view.-Arizona Trailer.