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, 1898-07-18
DEATH OF MRS. PATTON,

Addie, wife Of Nelson F. Patton. died
in this city yesterday morning Of peri
tonitis. The lady has been in poor
health for a year and a half and con-
tracted her last illness on the Fourth
of July, at the Whitaker ranch east
of Horse Creek station, ON the Chey-
enne and Northern, where she and her
husband have been employed. She was
brought to town Tuesday, but her CON
dition vas SO serious it was found i'm
possible to saw her life.
The funeral occurred at 2 o'clock
this afternoon from the Methodist
church.
, 1898-07-18
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Two heated rooms over The Repub.
lican Office for rent.
Call and see our screen doors. Clark
Pelton & Employees company.
Ora Haley shipped two cars of cattle
to the Omaha market yesterday.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S BATHS
Csc. DEPOT HOTEL. Csc.
Born. in Larmie, Wyo., July II, 1898,
to the wife of Ferdinand Brueckner, a
girl. Mother and child doing well.
Saturday, Major Schnitger shipped
30 1000 trout west to be placed in lakes
near Carbon and Rawlins. He has
about 4OO. 900 more trout at the hatch
cry that are ready to be distributed.
Christopher c. Dawber. for many
years a resident Of Laramie. is making
arrangements to locate in Denver,
where he has purchased a restaurant
on Lraimer street. He has resigned
his position in the mill and will leave
in a few days.
Two well known men around town
and a prominent saloon keeper have
been charged with gambling and will
have a hearing before Justice Fitch to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock, pro-
vided the warrants can be served be-
fore that time.
The Torrey horse purchasing board
which was in Laramie yesterday did
not buy an animal. Not a great many
were offered, and Of those only one
passed the examination, but owing to
the expense Of transporting a single
animal 1t was decided not to purchase
any.
Honolulu papers of July 9Th were
received in the city today. Their col
umns are full OF matter pertaining to
the volunteers of the third Manila ex-
petition, which reached the Hawaiian
islands on the 5th. The Wyoming bat
TALON receives many complimentary
notices.
l.. l.. Laughlin of Toltec. hired a rig
from Lambs barn Saturday afternoon
and started for "A. Nichols' ranch to
look at some horses. When near the
end Of his journey, the horses became
and bolted. doing consid-
cradle damage to the buggy. Mr..
Laughlin escaped unhurt
E. E. Quinby, who has been running
a road ranch at Mountain Home for
some time, was arrested yesterday by
Sheriff Frazer on the charge Of selling
liquor without a county license. The
for this offense is a fine of $50
and Quinby Is said to be without
money. He will be given q hearing
before Justice Fitch thds afternoon.
before Justice Fitch tomorrow after
loon. - ,.~yI
, 1898-07-18
STATE news NOTES.
A YOUNG MAN ACCIDENTALLY
..
SHOOTS HIMSELF NEAR
SARATOGA.
One Casper Man Takes IN Overdose OF
Morphine, While Another Is Struck
by Lightning-Two Young Horse
Thieves Arrested In Casper
Lost In Rawlins."

Frank Mead, the third son Of John
Mead of Lake creek, was accidentally
killed Monday evening at Z o'clock in
the Timber mountain pass above the
Obexg ranch. He was herding sheep
for the Oberg Bros, and had orders to
kill one animal for the use OF the fami-
ly. With his gun in his hand, he
grabbed a sheep from the bunch by the
leg. but could not manage both sheep
and weapon. So he turned and set the
gun down against or just inside a or
raj fence nea by, the hammer striking
a log and discharging the weapon. The
ball struck Frank in the head, above
the right a cutting a cash about four
inches long and lodging in the brain.
Mrs. Frank Griffin. a daughter of
Mrs. Oberg, and a Finlander employed
with the sheep. witnessed the accident
but were frightened when the gun went
off, and al back to the ranch. 1t was
thus about two hours before help
reached the poor boy, and ne breathed
his last ten minutes after it arrived. l,
is not probable that he was CONSCIOUS
at all after he fell.-Saratoga Sun.
, 1898-07-18
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Joshua Quest, a freighter, was killed
by lightning during the storm Tues
day evening. He was found on Cas-
per creek about five miles west OF town
yesterday, afternoon. Sheriff Rice was
notified, and in company with James
Mower, ]. L. Campbell and v. E. Stutz-
man went out last evening and brought
the body to town. 1t vas seen that the
lightning had struck the mar at about
and went down to his feet, tearing off
portions of his clothing and both shoes.
The body was terribly bruised. and
burned.-Casper Tribune.
, 1898-07-18
OVER THE MORPHINE ROUTE.

Robert Bitner, foreman Of the Muddy
section, died Tuesday evening from
the effects of an overdose of morphine.
He had been in Casper the day before
his detah and was undoubtedly under
the influence of liquor when he return
ed home. He went to bed, and in the
evening was breathing rather loud, but
no attention was paid to it, the family
thinking he was sleeping naturally,
but in the morning when Bitner was
called for breakfast he made no re-
Spouse and upon examination he was
found to be dead. An empty bottle
which had contained morphine was
found on the table in the room.
Bitner had been in the habit OF TAX
ing morphine on account Of sleepless-
ness, and it Is thought that on account
of his condition Monday he happened
to take an overdose, which caused his
death.
The deceased was unmarried and
about 80 years Of age.-Casper Tribune.
, 1898-07-18

The barncale is not as bad as 1t has
been painted. 1t prevented the explo-
sion of a torpedo in the harbor of
Guantanamo which would have made
havoc of the battleship Texas.
, 1898-07-18
GREETING TO WYOMING.

The populous east greets the western
state OF Wyoming. She's all right on
patriotism, however she may be on
certain questions of political divisions.
With a population Of IS, OO0-the small
lest in the union with the possible ex-
ception OF Nevada-she has furnished
three times the number OF volunteers
required under her quota. No other
state has made such a showing. There
fore we say again, Wyoming is all right
New York Mail and Express.
, 1898-07-18
PERSONAL

Lester l.. Lee is in the city from Col
Inns. Wyo.
Homer Pollock is a Laramie visitor
from his ranch.
II. A. Hunter is a visitor in the city
from Big Geek.
J. Richard of Oasis is doing business
in the city today.
r. II. Homer left on No. 4 for a few
days in Cheyenne.
George Rintoul is a visitor in Lara
mic from Battle Lake.
Guy Holiday made a trip to Wyo-
ming station yesterday.
Otto Gramm left on No. 3 this morn
ing for a trip to Salt Lake.
j. D. Payne. jr.. was a passenger to
Greeley on the moor train.
Charles Fauver left on No. 3 this
morning for Medicine Bow.
Colonel S. w. Downey went over to
The capital on the noon train.
John F. Metcalf is in from North
park to spend a few days in the city.
W. J. Beckwith spent Sunday on Mill
creek. visiting at the ranch Of his son.
Mrs. II. Kidd returned home this
morning from a trip to Rawlins and
Saratoga.
Mrs. AL Konold and Miss Annie
Hardman left for a visit to Ogden
this morning.
George and Henry Zimmerman re-
turned yesterday from a ten days trip
through North park.
Mrs. Matte Cayler left for La
Grande, Ore. Saturday night on a six
weeks visit to relatives.
C. S. DeHaven. representing the Act
ma Life Insurance company, came up
from Denver on No. 3 this morning.
Charles II. Harris returned home
this morning from a trip west in the
interest of the Peabody grocery house.
Henry Johnson. who has been visit
ing several days in the city with his
parents. left for the east on No. 4 to-
day.
N. d. Mcdonald and wife, Miss Coch-
rane and Mr.. Frank H. Eggleston COM
posed a picnic party to Horse creek
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Fitzmorris. Mrs.
Mary A. Moore and Henry Bridger are
among the visitors in the city from
Moore, Wyo.
Profs. B. C. Buffum and c. B. Ridga-
way and Mr.. A. Erickson returned this
afternoon from a trip to Denver. They
made the journey on their bicycles.
Major Sdhnitger left on the noon
train for Cheyenne. He will visit there
a couple of days and then 60 to Sheri-
dan to inspect the fish hatchery.
Prof. VIM. Marquardt and wife and
Mrs. r. w. Evans and children spent a
pleasant day yesterday on Horse
creek in the neghborhood Of Indian
Johnny's ranch.
F. J. Richards. son Of Manager Rich
ards of the T~hornburgh. and James
Wagley were in the city in the interest
Of the Union Pacific hotel system yes
n.J, al 1zr. - ~ q Ii r.~-~:~-
for the west.
c. l.. Houston returned this after
noon from a weeks outing on the Big
Laramie. Harry Houston will leave in
the morning for the Big Laramie. where
he will join his mother and Mrs. R. E.
Fitch and her son Roy. and together
they will spend a week in the country
before returning to the city.
, 1898-07-18

The Republican only 50. per month
, 1898-07-18

1t is better to take Hoods ~Sarsapary-
la than TO experiment with unknown
and untried preparations. We know
Hoods s~arsaparilla actually and perms-
aently cures.
, 1898-07-18

Hoods Pills act easily and promptv
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick head
ache.
, 1898-07-18

Furnished housekeeping rooms Tor
rent sayer Hansen. 16l 9Th street.
, 1898-07-18
horse was he always evaded the ques-
ton, and took affairs very coolly. The
boys are now both in Jail awaiting the
action Of county officials .-Casper Der
rick
LOST IN R.AWIINS."

A marriage license was issued today
to Edward Dolly of Idaho and Miss
Clara Schoonover Of Rawlins. and the
couple were married this afternoon.
Mr.. Dolly arrived here Thursday even
ing, but 1t wal two days before he sue
ceeded in locating his intended bride.
She was at the train to meet him
Thursday evening, but In some way
missed him.
The girl has been employed as a do
nestle by Mrs. J. M. Rumsey for about
Ave months, but the people of whom
the intended bridegroom-to-be made
inquiry did not know her. MI. Dolly
was about to give up the search IN de-
spair when it occurred to him that he
had sent his affianced a telegram that
he was coming, and upon making in
quiry at the Western Union ONCE he
discovered that It had been delivered
to the young lady at Mr.. Rumsey'a
residence. and he had no further DIM
Guilty In locating her. Great was the
Joy thereat when the "lost in RawMns"
was found.-Republican.
MORE NEWS OF THE DROWNING.
Mr.. J. v. Cantlin, his daughter. Mrs.
Gray and son Earl, arrived in Casper
from Thermopolis yesterday and may
remain for some time. They, with Mr..
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Three Doctors In Consultation.
From Beuiamin Franklin.

When you are sick, What you like
oest 10 to be chosen for a'medicine in
tho hrst place; what experience tells
you 10 best to be chosen ia the second
place; what reason Ii. e. Theory says
Is best IL to be chose in the last place.
Hut It you can get DR.. Inclination,
,Or. Experience and DR.. Eeason to
hold = consultation together, they
will give you the best advice that can
be taken".
When you have'a bad cold DR.. An
clination would recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy because it is
PLEASANT and safe to take. DIR. Exper-
fence would recommend il because It
never fails to effect speedy and per-
manet cure. DR.. Reason would
recommend it becuse it is prepared on
scientific principles, and acts on ma
lures plan in relieving the lungs,
opening othe secretions and restoring
hesystem to natural and ohealshy
condition. For sale by Porter & Co.
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For the Knights Templar Conclave
to be held at Pittsburg, Penn, Oct. Il
% IA, the rate 10 S30.10 for the round
"trip tickets, on sale Oct. !, 8, Q, i II
with final limit for return passage to
begin leaving Pttsburg not later thar,
Oct. 81. For further PARTICULARS cal,
on or Cd lress G. A. Aose, agent.
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WAHTED.several Trustworthy persons in
- this state to manage our business in
their own and nearby counties. 1t 10 mainly
once work and conducted at home. Salary
straight sou ear and expenses3dennite,
bona fides NO more. no less salary. Monthly
SIS. References. Enclose seIc-addressed
staMped envelope. Herbert B. aess, Prost.
Dept. u. ChicaGO.
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Do you have headache? Do you
sec tn. Same with both eyes both far
and near; do your glasses Do you?
For any trouble wis, your eyes con-
suit our eye specialist, DR.. Rhodes,
4 9l0 Walnut ST., Kansas City, No.,
who will be with me Monday and
Tuesday, Ocs. 10 and IL. guarantee
al his wusi. q q. 1sensra.
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. The key to healthsis in the kidney,
and liver. Keep these organs ac.i' e
and you have health. strength aud
cheerful spirits. Prickley Ash Bit
sers 10 . stlmulant for the kidneys,
requisites the liver, stomach and bow
els. A golden household r,nedy.
For sale by Porters& Co.
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Our Next Congressman,

Hon. Jerry Simpson spoke at the
court house on Monday. Owing to the
shortness of the notice there was not
q large crowd present, but those wht
were felt amply repaid.
Mr.. Simpson made al unusually
dino talk along political and economic
lines, and then turned his attention to
the little pamphlet gotten out by
Chester 1. Long for campaign pur-
poses. He had complete copies of the
Congressional Record with him and
fully convinced his hearers by that,
MIR. Long was the most artistic liar
In she campaign.
Long has half quoted and distorted
things in tho record to make it appear
that Mr.. Simpson had been disloyal
to his country in her hour Of peril.
No man can find fault with Jerry
simpsons record in Congress. Always
on sthe alert for the interests of the
people, he II . man we cannot afford
TO exchange for . nonentity like Long.
There 10 NO fear of his defeat
though, 10 the fall meetings all over
the district excepting Kinsley have
been the largest for several years,
showing that he IL IS near the people
. ever. We predict that his majori-
Nv will be q big one.
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Lost, strayed or stolen, black and
white setter dogs. Ango one finding .
dog answering above description will
please take to F. z. Taylor, Chas.
6etsison or VIM. Woods for 'idensi-
cation and receive reward, hit proves
to be Nhe right one.
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SHORT STOPS.

Judge Grinssead was in the city
this week.
Earle Baldwin returned from Omaha
Friday night.
Bonheur Bros. Show Friday, Oct. !.
afternoon and evening. :
E. G. Hudson, the Sata Fe hfml
agent Was in town Tuesday.
T. ]. Browning, Of Greensburg Was
here on business Wednesday. =,
J. w. Rose, of Hutchinson wac in
town thiswsek on legal business.
Corporal Bert Hobble, Of Dodge
was visiting friends here yesterday.
Strayed, three small steer calves.
Finder please notify Mrs. Mary E.
Hoover.
Cap. Sweeny. OF Dodge City, deputy
revenue collector, Was here on Official
business this week.
Chas Eckert, editor of the Larned
'Tiller & Toiler vas in town On busi-
ness last Saturday.
]. E. Lovits and family of Mullir-
vile stopped over here Monday on
their way to Tennessee.
Myrl Goddard and Dave Ketelson
left for Omaha Monday might. They
will be absent about 4 week.
Mrs. NJ. C. Tubbs and children went
to Kansas City Tuesday to attend the
Priests of Pallas festivities.
S. F. Utley has a full line of har-
ness and hardware on hand in the old
tailor shop. Give him a call.
Mr.. Hohman's mother and brother,
of Hammond, Ind, were among the
guests at his wedding Wednesday.
Lost, q ladies blue serge jacket,
between the Bostwick farm and Kim
sley. Finder please leave at this
Office.
Mrs. Geo. Torline has gone to Ford
county for two weeks visit with her
parents. Meanwhile Geo. 10 shifting
Tor himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse started on a three days
camping expedition on the Mulberry,
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lewis aunt. Mrs. NJ. s
Rucker and daughter, of Bethany,
Mo-, came in Wednesday night for q
short visit.
/. A. Shaw went to Hiawatha this
week to get one of the fellows who
broke Jail here some time ago, Sheriff
Avery having located him there.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church have issued Invitations for. q
reception to be held at the home OF
Mrs. F. E. Taylor, this afternoon.
Sweet. Orr e. Co.'S overalls are the;
best made. The only place in town to
get them is At
Edwards 4 Mobiles
Miss Donna Bingham returned from
K. G. Friday night. She has been
there for the past three months TAX
ing a special course in stenography
aud type-writing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Colver and daughter
Florence left Wednesday right for
Clearwater, in response TO telegram
stating that Mr.. Colver's father had
mat 9th a oop; ~ % . ooidoot
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R>v. A. w. Cummings will hold .
uuart ely meeting AZ Burdetss next
sunday. He will preach In the Con.
gregational church ono week from
next Sunday owing toe The repairs
being made In The N. L church. The
n. E. Sunday school will mesa In the
Congregational church next Sunday
forenoon.
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DIR. Rhodes, the we'll known eye
specialist, Of 90 Walnut St., Kansas
City, Mo-, will examine and test your
eyes free Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
10 and H. For any trouble with your
eyes or glasses consult him at S. G..
LeOnard's store.
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Mr.. H. Z. Stone AMI hi's Laurs
Bel6eld, of Burton were mar
'riei sThursday evening, Sept. ~ .,
the NJ E. patronage by Rev. Cum.
mings. The groom is brother 81
Mrs. Cummings.
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Indigestion is the direct cause OF
diseases that kill thousands OF per-
sons annually. Stop the trouble ~
outset with = little Prickly Ash Bit
tiers; it strengthens tho stomach and
aids digestion. Sold at Porters.
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The following il a. list Of candi-
dates nominated for the township
Offices by the populists, Wednesday,:
Trustee, Frank Wellman; Treasurer.
John Lewis; Clerk, CoP Wells; JUS
tices Of the peace. w A Snow, E NJ
Stapieton; Constables, Frank Hoff-
man. William Herr; Road overseer
District l, Fred Quasbarth; Dist 2
r T Jenkins; Dist 3 John Alexander.
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Geo Watson returned Friday nigh
from Tope6a where he had been taA
ing in the Carnival.
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S. F. Utley does all kinds Of Har.
ness work. New harness made 60 Or
der. Your trade is solicited.
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Bug Tanglefoot fy-paper and insect
powder Of b A. Green and save some
of your pocket money.
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. Or. Storey went to Larned with tn,
other boys Tuesday, to attend the K
0 p. banquet. 90 -
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Fred X. Mott and wife, of Han
mond, Ind were in attendance at II
Hohmau-Taylor wedding Wednesda,
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w. C.. Keener has been moving his
buildings this week, preparatory to
commencing work on his new store
room.
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Old fashions in dress may be are-
vived, but no old-fsshioned medicine
can replace Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by Porter & Co.
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ano prepared to make either Int.
mor or Exterior views Of your homes
anywhere in the city; 4 by 8 slxe, sl.5C
per d 9Aen. j. X. Bacon.
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The n. E. church 10 undergoing som.
much needed repairs in Ms way Of
new paint, paper, etc. When ready
for use again its seating capacity will
'have been increased for about two
hundred more persons.
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The game law was ''out" Oct. l, and
for the next two months our local
sports will not have to resort to the
plea of self-defenoe when caught kill
ing prairie chicken or quail.
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1 am selling Watches and Cloci .
cheaper than ever. Up-to-date pat
terms in S-day frame clocks At Schnat-
terly's jewelry3 store.
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For Sale.

One team 5-year-ofd mares, one
'5-year-ofd horse and ono mare lO-years
old. Mary c. Hoover, 10 miles north
west OF Kinsley. 1O-lI
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Just received some of the famous
and we'll known Jewel Oak heaters
Those are not the common western
stove but arc made in Desroit, Mich.
For sale by G. E. Rummel.
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Cleanse tho liver and bowels and
regulate the system by using Prickley
Ash Bitters. It creates and sustains
energy. Sold by Porter & DO. Q.
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Q Mrs. Lottie Collie and Miss Grace
Sumney have rented rooms Of OF J. c.
Walgamos and will be prepared to do
dressmsking after October 49,
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Don't make . mistake and throw
your money away on . shoddy suit.
Consult US and We will show y on some
thing good. Q
Edwards q Noble.
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Our fall hats, latest and neatest
shapes in the market, are now in.
Who will be the arst?
Edwards & Noble,
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just received. A large assortmen
of Scissors and RazOrs.
A. Hottewnz.
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About Is 60 members of the K. P.
lodge Of this place attended = elbow
out" at Larned given by tho lodge .,
shat place Tuesday night. The boys
report having had . great time.
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s. G Leonord and Dud Whittington
returned from the Pawnee who're they
have been fishing and hunting for tho
past week.
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now keep poultry netting which
will sell at fair prices.-G. E.Rummel
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See the free outside exhibition in
front of the B enhsur tent, Friday Oct I.
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, You may be sure Is find What you
want as to style and price in oun line
of Does. :
Edwards & Noble.
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When folks Dug Baking Powder OF
e. A. Green they buy it of him again
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G. O. WILSON
-PAlNTER.

PAPER HANGER, KAlsominer, Fur
niture Finisher and GrAiDer.
guarantee all work. to be first
class and to give satisfaction.
We make housepairting . spec.
ialty and do all kinds of inter-
ior work in modern style.
REFERENCE: Anyone for whom We
have done word
PRICES REASONABLE. :
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TFfE MILLINERY BAZAR.

Carries the largest line In the city Of
Sailors, Walking and trimmed hats.
also veilinGs, fancy feathers, velvets.
ribbons and other trimmings at the
lowest prices. @
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DR.. Pears on made visit to Levi
on professional business Frida,
night.
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) Mrs. Dan Fisher will begin a sew
ing class for little girls on the kind.
ergarten plan. The hours will be
fro 2 TO every Saturday after
noon and the charge will be 10 cents
per week. The children will be taught
sewing aud mending and will bring
their own goods to work on. Mrs
Fisher is very competent to- make
this little class q great success.
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Mrs. Clara Brown returned to he
home in Dodge City Monday.