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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Half miles, 2-year- olds-Fleeting Mo-
ment, Gussie Fay, Elbe. Ina Pearl lob
Clara Wooley, FILLMORE, Mucy Chica 103,
Larkspur, The Laurel, lnsurrection, Aurea,
Ida Fordham t01.
Three quarters of mile. selling-ldle
Hour. Troskia, Whilaway l09. Stockholm,
Glenmoyne, Halton. Borden i06, Brigatie
s., Nellie Baker, Mamie Callan 1oi Dis
cipine, Johnny McIale, Beekman lo2,
Chiquita II 101. Incidental 96, Eulalle "a,
One mile and sixteenth Apple Jack
11s, Clay Pointer 10, Jolly Roger sc.
Seven eighths of mile-Timemaker ia,
Cherry Leaf 112, Verify los, Deblaise 1o7.
Alleviate 81.
One and one eighth OF mile, selling
Winslow Ill, Francis Booker Emespie 30,
Miss Patron sS, Granny 81, Kitty Regent
50
Three quarters of mile, selling High
Sinks. Czarowitz, Jesse, Patron 1903, Arag-
mol Lucky Monday, Simon D., Blue Dan
los. Foreseen 1O4 Ben Frost 1903, Sorrow
101
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Strawberry Pudding.

Take a quart of nice ripe berries and
mash in deep dish. Sugar we'll Take
one quart of milk, scaId and put in a
pinch Of grated lemon rind and thcken
with cornstarch and yolks Of two fresh
eggs, and set aside to cool. Beat up the
two whites to stiff froth, pour the Gus
tard over the strawberries then the whites.
Put in hot oven for few minutes to
slightly brown the whites OF the eggs
Serve very cold.
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ronAY,s ENTRIES.

seven-eighths OF mile-Harold Cohen
10. Jennie ]. 10, DR.. o'Brien, Great Pride,
Kinglete 1917. Calchas iO5 Land Ho, over
Jordan. HeIlebush 1902, stanel, Kensing-
ton, Lillian Reed 100.
one mile-India ll5. Gid Law ll2. Dud-
ley E., Victorine 106, The Maniahka lol'
Air Blast Billy House, Deering &c. Guess
Me. Headley, Clara Meader 81
-sixteenths OF mlle-Common-
wcalfh's ATTORNEY. Russell r.. Rood los,
Badinage. Fai,y Dell, stantira lO2'
One mile and fifty yards. selling-L. w.
Zolo Practitioner. Jack Martin 106, TITLE
Herr l04. Domestic, Ben o'Falion 1872 over
board 81 Seattle 81. Lena Van 50.
Nine sixteenths OF a mile--colonel Haw-
kins ITO. Maple Teraps, I'm Next lOl, O.
l.. Mitchell 1O5. Wind. Mary Elizabeth
Jean Payne. Chump. Adler l02-
One mile and fifty yards. seiling-Jlr
Flood ll2. Gallivant III. Taopan los Oh
fetal 1o7. Ollie Dixon, Fresco. Prince zent
f06. Can | See En- I04, Julia Hazel 1903
Jessie S, 102, School Girl 100.
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STATE oRAroRIcAL CONTEST.
VIII BE Held mt a. and VI. College
Tonight.

College Staten, Texas, April 2o'--A larss
number of delegates from the more prorni-
nent educational institutions of the state
arrived this afternoon to participate IN tue
oratorical contest which occurs at TINS
place tomorrow evening Preceding tne
exercises in the evening an interesting neld
day programme will be observed
A banquet was given tonight TO the visit
ors by the corps OF cadets OF the AgTieul-
tural and Mechanical college and proved
royal occasion.
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Lockhnrt soIdiers al Home.

Lockhart, Texas. April 2o-Lockharts
contingent Of the First Texas volunteers.
recently discharged al Galveston, arrived
safely at home yesterday evening over tho
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass road. They
we're met at the depot by large crowd
OF citizens and the Lockhart band and
given hearty welcome. The party con-
sisted OF Messrs. Dan Connolly. Frank
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WEATHER. DEPARTMENT.
Nm Signals on the Gulf Coast.
Rain Is Predicted.

Rain Is PreO1cted.
|Iuhtston, April 2o.--The South Atlantic
p tn apparently advanced eastward over
Hean. and rain has been followed hv
Pix weather and diminishing northeast
H srds along the South Atlantic coast.
n storm which was central over Okla
p Wednesday evening has been forced
Eastward over the west gulf, attended
|h'vers from the western lake region over
aa'ur and Mississippi valleys and the
knsst by decided fall In temperature
h Missouri southwestward over the in
IN Texas The gulf storm is likely to
~ ialn generally throughout the Southern
~ Hlday. A marked fall in temperature
wtur Friday from the Ohio valley over
n tali states. with high northeast winds,
[wn slgnals are displayed on the gulf
~ nom Brownsville to Port Eads. Along
Z sNl Atlantic coast northeastern winds
n HCoaoy increase in force during Fri
y Lover Mississippi has fallen rapidly
\ NnDnls. where 1t Is IL feet below the
N NJ, lEe. mas remained stationary at
kas'is' where 1t is 80 feet above the
M me and has fallen slightly at New
~ vhere It is 0S foot above the danger
% outlook Is that the Lower Mis-
[sM w iail slowly at Vicksburg and
n Y ny az New Orleans about Sunday.
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olds--ormus. Druidness, Expedient Time
o.4s
Six furlongs selling -Meadowlars. Ca.
vaiIo. Unacode, Time, LIS.
Fuurlty course. Gebhardt stakes. 2-year-
clds-Golden Rule, silver Tail Pidalis,
Time. i:l3l-i.
Six furlongs-Fcbrnary Harry Thoburn,
Dr. Sheppard. Time, i;l4 ia
six furlongs, selling Horton sly,
Amaze. Time, 1915.
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sinnn nide. mccklcs.ly.

New York, Aprll so.--A dispatch 10 the
World from london says; The feeling ia
growing among English racing men that
Tod Sleans method OF riding will result
in some nasty accident before the season
Is far advanced, as he is unable to steady
his mounts. Sloan's health continues iu-
diferen, and his physical weakness is APP
parent.
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nesiaence ut Texarknnn.

Texarkana. Texas, April zU'--Ine resI-
dence OF Captain A, j. sansonl, situated
on the corner OF Broad and oak street In
this city, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing The building was owned by Mrs J.
J. Taylor and was insured. The furniture
was also insured. Total loss $1,000.
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courts TO Decide on sunday BAN.

Indianapolis, April little announce-
ment that Sunday games have been pro-
vlded for in the schedule OF Western
league baseball clubs and that such gan es
are to be attempted here, has caused the
attorney general to determine TO prose-
cuate the appeal in the baseball cases to a
anal hearing at once. The case now pend
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p,cora,iop pay nj Ia Grauge.

La Grange, Texas, April 2a.-po7oration
Day services we're held this afternoon AZ
the opera house and large audience vas
present. The address was delivered by
Rev G.. w, Collins.
large number OF excursionists irem
here left today over the Southern Paeihe
for San Antonio.
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winds. Saturday fair with warmer in north
ern portions.
West Texas and New Mexico--Fair and
warmer Friday variable winds Saturday
fair.
Oklahoma and Indian Territories -Fsr and
warmer Friday and Saturday: northeast
winds
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The Model Laundry and Houston and
Texas Central clubs will cross bats at
League park saturday afternoon. The line
up az the Model Laundry is as follows
Breeding, catcher: Beayens, pitcher;
Bleeding. first base; Shaw second base,
Dfucsdcw. third base; Weeks, short stop
Bcc elk left field; Carter, center field:
Eall, rlght field
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nennett HIS Given nniI.

Hillsboro. Texas, April 2o.-John A. Ben
nett. charged with the murder OF Mrs.
jenkins. near Blum, four years ago gave
bond today in the sum of $4,000, With W. ~
Bennett. W j. uoason, N. F Hicks ana
w II. Benson sureties, This Is one OF me
most celebrated cases in the county mrs.
jenkins was found dead in the cedar
brakes The State held to the theory ths'
Bennett killed her, while the defense aa-
here to the theory that she killed herseii
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Corpus Christi Texas, April 2o.--Ihe
Kennedy Rifles who returned here Sunday
night were rendered grand ball and
banquet at market hall last night. the bali
being crowded TO It's utmost capacity The
address OF welcome was made by Hc-%
Marshall Rogers and responded 10 by Cap
tain MacManus in a most eloquent man
M
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THE FIRE RECORD.
porn and Feed burned.

Buckholts Texas, April 2o'--Ine Darn
Of v. Lisika, living three miles north Oh
town, was destroyed by hre this morning
about daylight with several hundred
bushels of corn He ventured In to cut
one OF his horses loose and was badiy
burned himself
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ing in the supreme court originated from
the attempt at sunday ball here las, May.
The lower court held the law unconsti;u-
ttonal and an appeal was taken. On March
81 tho attorney general filed brief In the
case and on his petition the court granted
an oral argument to be heard today
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Stolor tase--i.cman.
Two base hits--Dunn. Page.
Sacrifice hits Brownrlgg, Holland.
Three base lits-Nipper Murray.
Home ruH-Houtz,
Double play-McDivitt and stevens.
In Struck Bases Wild Batter
Pitchers nngs. out on balls. pitch' MT
Crowell. ..- =
PaFe.-...,..
Umpire -Mackey.
Time OF game-i;4o
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Storm signnI. Ordered.

Laredo. Texas. April 20.-~Another good rain
began to fsll in this city this afternoon and
has at this hour slackened IN some. hut the
indications are that II will pour down before
morning,
Washington. D. G., Aprll 20.-Storm
northeast 10 D. M. Brownsville. CORPUS
Christi. Galveston. Port Eads. New Orleans
Storm central over West Gulf: high northeast
winds indicated for the middle and west gulf.
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8sces at Newport.

Cincinnati, ohio, April 2o.-Newport
summaries
Mile, selling Fintan. Vanessa, Violet
Parks Time 1:42.
-Four furiongs--Nellle Regent. Sadie Bur-
nan. Wiedemaun, Time, 0:491s.
Handicap. mile and seventy yards--Miz-
pah, The Dragon, Fontainehleau' Time
l45.
seven rlongs-Terrene, Rubel, Mon
adur Time l2s 81
Selling. six fnrongs-J. f. Cline. Juan
ette. King Bermuda. Time, 1;14lz
Mile-Flop, Joe O'sot, Prince zeno. Tim.
1;4O "a.
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sawmiiI Burned.

Daingerfeld, Texas April 20. - News
reached town today that the sawmiil,
planer and lumber OF John Norwood, stu
ated In Cass county was burned last night,
He had an extensive QUIT and 1t was
total loss.
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rn,or,uuate woman,. SAD Fate.

sanderson. Texas, April 20, IAN Aneri'
can woman married to Mexican namaa
Preciliano Loya was outraged and Ear-
dered in her own room here on the 18th,
while her husband was away from nomes
The woman was deaf and dumb. no eiev
10 the fiend.
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onIxInnd summarIes.

San Francisco, Cal. April 2o.--oaklsnd
results.
Dor. Time, 0:43.
Three and half furlongs purse. 2-year-
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,.en by the accompanying
~ y Il. Fashion has been mind
xss'n DAM u well as of the lady In
ftfs ms,a little trimmings which add
rattns 'nr uee TO a plain garment. The
.pir elsean.e can now be treated in a
" isa, y /. made with a full skirt
y ipion a upon narrow band that
h eiins,, ne back With a button and
,a a. q me IL material is light colored
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Frazor. Sam Magee Sam Smith. John
Wick, jim Elliott and Sanders White, Mr.
Wick was accompanied by young native
cuban boy, who VIII make Lockhart his
homo.
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THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Montgomery, Ala, April 20 MONTGOMERY
and Mobile hsttled for mastery today thirteen
II uings without a decision.
Score r III II
Montgomery ...loi 100 600 0o0 o. 3 5 4
Mobile ......... 900 loo 900 600 o. 3 6
McMacken and Morris; Chamberlain and
Badger.
New Orleans April 20 New Orleans had
Shreveport at its mercy until the eighth in
ming. when Switzer let down and let In two
runs About 1900 people saw the game
Score II "
Wv orleans .....,,.. o30 900 O7o- /
Shreveport .......,.. 900 600 100 3 3
Switzer md Byers' Taylor and Rollins.
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pellv,lie sI.ifest.

Bellviile. Texas, April 2o.--The Turns
verein has decided to hold the annual nals
fest on May 8. Mss Lulu Gardner -.
been selected as Queen and has conaen1eo
to grace the occasion "
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Denton. Texas. April 2o.-A cold norther
blew IN this morning and prevails here this
afternoon. with indications Of vain,
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penieon. Texas. April 2o--A very cold. wet
norther prevails here.
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san Antonio. Texas, April oo.-No game
TO-DAY because OF rain.
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Mems Pants.
I'VE DON'T MAKE TO ORDER.
BUT MAKE TO FIT"

Ready OH an hours notice same as
made 10 order, a saving Of half price
for you.
Elegant Marrow Striped Worsteds or CssSimetes,
dark gray effect faint showing of color El1
IN some patterns ,..,. .,,,t,,..,,,.,,.., AtOO
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.udsd in means.

aeherai Observations.
IN, sIOas taken by the United States
IN, a ., at all stations at D. m. 18th
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eotton BeIt p,ue,,n
Frobabii,tle..

~ $40. ~ In the interior: showers
X. we coast Friday; northeast
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IN WOMAN'S REALM 5

giles well with shades now the mode. There
arc good many new fawns and kindred
tones, very delicate and pretty. and gravs
which have an uncommon tint in then, ira,
makes them accord with the fawns. bur 4
great many very pure tones are coming In
the fore. We shall be wearing a good deal
oil puce and Napoleon blues. moi Of NE
darker shade. but Of the lighter tone for
every color. to be in the mode. must he
bright. There is gray shade Of peri
'winkie.. which has been little seen as vet.
nut VIII have great following. and much
mignonette green is likely to be worn,
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Black Cat Shoes.

II was for us 10 kill So 90, $500
and $500 Shoe prices with the
handsomest styles that men ever
saw for five dollars. We hurt the
selling of five dollar Shoes by CIV
ing almost their equal for $3.50.
Every fashionable last and every
good kind of leather in a depart
ment comfortable and luxurious
where YOU try on until suited and
properly fitted.
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLoTHiEP
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M oyerscattered with punches OF flow
! mere Is a pocket of generous size
!. An side, edged with a ruffie of EN-
|ssr. The hem is likewise with an
k.ridered rufie.
|ss.,i q the straight straps across the
Erjws A flchu OF the material is made
4 trimmed with frills of embroidery.
! crossed over the front of the waist
Fastened to the waistband at the sides.
|rsloped In a more expensive material
4 tpron Is ideal for my lady to wear
n making fancy work.
Helen Grey-Page.
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some Of the New Shades.
n, colors that are likely to be worn are,
BIZ others, tobacco brown. which min
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Meals for a Day.
BREAKFAST.

Meals for n Day.
BREAKFAST.
Oatmeal with Cream.
pioi'eu seeak. Saratoga Chirs.
iieu nam Corn Bread
Coffee.
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
Cold Roast, Cranberry Jelly.
Crackers. Cheese.
Chocolate.
DINNER.
Vermicelli Soup.
Contribution. Boiled Potatoes.
Stewed Chicken. Green Peas
Lettuce Salad
Asparagus. Stuffed Peppers.
Queens Pudding
Coffee.
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Cincinnati. April 20.-The Reds put up
mlsorGhls game today and were never IN the
hurt Chicagos batting was terrific,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

G. Glassford sells window awnings.
ANYTHING and everything at Arder-
sons Bargain House.
Overalls and jumpers 1919 cents each
at the Excelsior Steam laundry. III
Buy one of those % cent straw hats at
Audersons Bargain House.
Get you one OF those hammocks at
Bedwells and enjoy life.
1l2 pieces of English semi porceia'h a'
S14 so at Anderson's Bargain House.
Oueepsware and glassware at Ander-
sons Bargain House
Bedwell uses distilled water at the
soda fountain.
Don't think we have gone out OF the
second hand business We will puy
ANYTHING you have Anderson's Bar
gain house.
Apderson's Bargain House is the
largest store OF its kind in Western Col
orado. Buys and sells everything
Stationery pens, pencils, ink, tablets
too cheap to mention the price Ander-
sons Bargain House.
Ii you want thoroughbred silver wy
andotte eggs, from the best strain 10
America, for setting, Apply to Charles
A. Smith. OF 20
For RENT nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, on White
street between Fourth and Fifth. Mrs
E English. ooo
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Dear Sir:-The glasses you made
for me last month are the best ever
had and have had no trouble with my
eyes since. Yours Truly,
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NOTICE,

There will be joint meeting OF the
Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas
at the Red Mems hall Thursday night
June 10. The purpose of meeting Is to
entertain the grand chiefs OF the order.
All visiting Red Msp and daughters in
vit.d II. A. JACOBS,
Sachem.
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WOODMEN PICNIC.

Flag Day is being celebrated in this
city by grand Woodmen picnic being
held in Wurtz's grove west OF the city
limits.
All the camps Of the Woodmen in
Mesa county are participating and de-
lightful time is being enjoyed in the
grove.
A short parade from the city hall to
the end of Main street took place at l
o'clock. There were several hundred
Woodmen in line and to the music OF
fife and drum corps the procession
moved up Fifth to Main, Main to First
street where the parade dismissed.
At the grove games are being played
and dancing this afternoon is the order
OF fun and frolic.
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PERSONAL.
Kodaks at Bedwell's.

Kodaks at Bedwelrs.
Horace T. DeLong left Tor Aspen this
on business
Flags were flung to the breeze from
the school buildings this morning
&C. Compton, travelling freight agent
of the Rio Grande is in the city.
The opening of the new Turn hall will
be a grand affair. Thursday evening,
Juns 22nd.
Frank Berger and family of Palisade
we're among the Woodmen visitors this
morning.
e. M. Slocomb, the cash hardware
man, had his store quite pretentiously
decorated today.
The Turn Verein will have grand
opening Thursday, June 22ud at their
new hall on Main street, near Second.
II you want, to have good time at
tend the opening of the new Turn hall,
Thursday, June 22nd.
Admission to the grand opening and
dance Of the new Turn Hall Thursday
will be Sl.OO per couple; extra ladies 25
cents
The brick for the beet sugar factory
is being hauled from the yards to the
beet sugar factory by wagon. The
Bricks seem to be OF an extra good quail
ity.
G. P. Smith, of Smith Brothers OF
Orchard Mesa, has arrived from the
northwest with a trainload OF cattle
which will be turned on their range.
Music, singing, turning, and dancing
will be a part OF the program at the op-
ening of the new Turn hall, on west
Main street, Thursday evening, June
22nd.
Lieutenant Gregg of the Fourth reg
ular infantry, who was killed recently at
Malolos, Philippine Islands, was station
ed in this city during the A. r.. U. trou
BILE several years ago.
Equitable Building, Denver, Col.
Prof Walpole, City.
The glasses you made for me last
year continue to give me satisfaction.
Yours truly,
E. M. Horton,
Car Acct. u. & r. G. r. R.
Prof Walpole, of the Walpole Optical
Parllrs, 18th and Cal Sts., Denver, will
be in Grand Junction for a few days be-
ginning June Goth. II your eyes bother
you do not miss the opportunity Of hav'
ing them properly cared for. Prof.
Walpoe will consider it favor if you
will bring in difficult, complicated cases
thot others have failed to satisfy.
Denver, Colo,
April 20 1899.
Prof. j. l.. Walpole, City.
Dear Sir:-The glasses you made
for me last month are the best ever
had and have had no trouble with my
eyes since. Yours Truly,
DR.. c. B. Richmond,
Cor. II & California, st.
Prot. N. II Hayden, formerly OF this
city, now o. Constantine Michigan, is in
a heated controversy in his home town
being charged with having stolen or
plagarized an grafton delivered on Dec
Grafton day at White Pigeon, from a
Memorial day sermon delivered by Rev.
James R. Rankin, in Denver in 1894
The Constantine Record takes the side
of Pref Hayden and issues pamph-
let containing both addresses side by
side. This office is in receipt Of one OF
the supplements to the Record and after
carefully reviewing both articles are free
to say that there is no substance for the
charge aga 'nst Prof Hayden. Some
historical facts are similar iu character,
but this would be natural. The Grafton
by Prof. Hayden is an anexceptionally go ID
one and reflects credit on its author, but
we can find no foundation for the charge
Prof. Hayden formerly was superintend
ent of the schools of this city
,c Thompson Jewelry and
. Music Company
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Frost has played havoic with the fruit
in almost every state in the union ex-
cept Colorado. Here, according to re-
ports from the fruit-rsising counties
the prospects are TOR as good crop as
the state has ever had. The Grand val
ley, which last year, had to record par
tial failure in the peach crop, comes for
ward smiling and revival Of the annual
festival of Peach day. abandoned last
year, is being talked OF. While the crop
may not be quite so heavy as in some
previous years it will be large enough to
amply reimburse the orchardist Dem
YER Times.
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REMOVED

Home again where will gladly wei
come my former patrons and new ones
as well. Over Bucklin's.
N. w. BLAINE,
$50 Modiste.
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In hammock meath the shade trees,
What delightful rest;
Don't forget when you are buying
Bedwell has the best.l
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NOTICE.

Rebekah lodge will meet "Wednesday
night June IA. lola EVANS
N q
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Gowns for Mild Spring.

Yokes are feature of spring gowns.
Some are made entirely Of lace, some
of velvet and ribbon, or silk and rib
bon, and not a few, especially those
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MITCHELL
DRUG COMPANY

e5y-Our night clerk will answer calls
at all hours.