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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-06-16

humanity? To my just shame ] make
answer that no one thing has driven
the engine Of my existence over the
track of it's destiny except self. And,
oh, for that church Of Christ that ]
professed to believe in! How much
have done for that? How much. O
fellow members (and I see many OF
you here tonight). how much have we
done In the best cause ever known and
the greatest organization ever found
ed?
1--WE 60 to church after reading the
Sunday morning paper, saturated
through and through with the same
things we have had poured into Us ev.
cry dag of the week, as If we begrudg-
ed the whole Of one day out Of seven
We criticise prayer and hymn and SER
mon, drop into the contribution box
half the amount we paid during the
week for a theater or concert ticket
and then when anything goes wrong IN
the community or our children fall into
vice scorn the church for weakness and
the preacher for lack OF ability.
"Shame on us. men Of Barton, men,
bers Of the church Of Christ, that we
have so neglected our own church
prayer meeting that out of resident
membership Of more than 400. living IN
easy distance of the church, only 60
have attended regularly and over 200
have been to that service occasionally.
Yet we call ourselves disciples Of
Christ! We say we believe in his bless
ed teachings; we say we believe in
prayer, and in the face Of all these
professions we turn our backs with in
difference on the very means Of spir-
itual growth and power which the
church places within our reach.
'Tf Christ were to come to the earth
today, he would say unto us, Woe un-
to you, church members, hypocrites!
He would say unto us, Woe unto you,
young disciples in name, who have
promised to love and serve me and
then, ashamed Of testifying before me,
have broken promise and prayer and
ridicule those who have kept their
vows sacredlyr He would say to US
men who have made money and kept it
to ourselves: Woe unto you, ye rich
men, who dress softly and dine lux
uriously and live in palaces, while the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-06-16
ROBBERY }tARDY'S
SEVEN DAYS,
A DREAM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

CHAS. SHEI,DoN
Crucixon of
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31
NECESSITIES OF THE NORMAL,

The opening of the Northwest
ern Normal College occurs next
Tuesday, and the exercises attend
ant on the occasion will be held at
the hall in Aztec. All friends OF
the school and the people in gener-
al are invited to attend the opening
exercises.
THE INDEX feels inclined to add
a word of favor to that which it
has already said in behalf OF the
enterprise, One thing is certain,
no good either to the community
or itself can come Of the institution
unless it receives the liberal, un-
hampered and constant encourage
ment and good will of every person
residing in this vicinity. The
school will prosper just in proper
ton to the patronage it receives, and
the first year that patronage must
come largely from the people of
Aztec and the county. The sue
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

cess of the institution means that
the educational methods and facili-
ties prevailing in the county will be
lifted into prominence before the
territory, and through the whole
San Juan country also will go
forth the repute Of our town as the
abode OF such an advantageous, ,ele-
waiting influence. It is hardly the
part of wisdom for the people to
wait and see whether the school
will be a success or not. The Way
to make il success is for all to
pitch in at the start and lend assist
ance as far as possible. In that
way the enterprise will be winner.
The school guarantees as good
instruction as can be found in any
normal school. It's home will be
in the Home hotel building and in
Lobato's hall. II is requested that
pupils shall come in and register.
secure rooms and boarding places
on Monday
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

by later and unexpected develop
meuss, a natural result would be a
straight Democratic ticket against a
straight Republican ticket.
Here another proposition pre-
sents itself A very large number
of good and loyal Democrats over
the county favor the endorsement
Of c. V. Stafford for county clerk
by the Democratic convention.
Since his election, in 1893, Mr..
Stafford has devoted his time and
energies in an unusual degreeto TO the
duties of that Office. He has made
a record in the position which it is
casting no reflection on the former
( occupants to say, has never been
approached in this county if indeed
in the territory. He has been at
tentive, courteous, obiiging. Not
partisan, not sectional, but a
business administration Of the Office
has been given. There is small
matter for wonder il the fact that
many Democrats throughout the
county favor giving him another
term in the position he has so sig
nally filled, and the question is,
How can this better be done than
by rendering him the Democratic
endorsement He is morally GER
tain to get the Republican nornina-
tion and the odds are long that he
would be elected, whether supported
by Democratic endorsement or
not. Such an endorsement would
be nothing new in the world Of pol
itics. Hundreds ofinstances are Of
record where county officials, giving
satisfaction in the conduct Of county
,
Offices, have been so favored.
In SO far as matters here sug-
gested are concerned, this papeI
would prefer any other course than
that Of putting up a candidate for a
position, as some are heard to sug-
gest, for the purpose Of knocking
him down." Let us make this cam
paign open and above board.
Let the Democrats nominate their
ticket with view to its election,
and nOtwitn an idea0i siaughtef
ing any Of its members. The
voice Of the majority should prevail,
always.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31
THE SITUATION m SAN JUAN.

As the time draws near for the
primaries and conventions, THE
INDEX is tempted to unbosom itself
Of its opinions on affairs political,
viewed from the standpoint Of a
Democratic newspaper and in the
light Of what will best and surest
advance the interests Of this rapid
ly-growing county.
To begin with, this paper is not
particularly for fusion" Certain
overly-informed individuals to the
contrary Notwithstanding, neither
this paper nor its editor has ex-
pressed sentiments favorable to such
a course of action since the close Of
the polls at the last election. The
POpulists having apparently aban-
doned their organization, and their
leaders having often and publicly
stated that there would be no Pop
ulist ticket this year, if they are to
be taken at their word. all reason
able excuse for a fusion of Demo
Gratis and Republicans would seem
to have vanished.
The victorious fusion oftwo years
ago was entered into by the De9no-
Gratis Of San Juan county as the
best means at hand Of maintaining
their organization. During four
years but one Democrat had been
elected to Office and the party was
rapidly approaching the graveyard
of politics. With the success of that
fusion of 1898, a majority of the
board Of county commissioners, the
sheriff, school superintendent and
assessor were secured to the Demo-
Gratis. For the records Of these
officers no apologies are necessary.
Never has San Juan county had
more faithful servants than they
have beeu. As an advocate Of the
fusion ticket Of two years ago, THE
INDEX has no fears Of a compari-
son of their records with those of
any officials who have drawn public
salaries from the San Juan county
public crib at any previous time.
So much for the past. The ques-
tion arises, {yhas rsurseslrail guide
the Democrats Of San Juan in the
contest now at handl Fusion be-
ing hardly probable, unless forced
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31
PENNINGTON.

During the present week the Nataios
are feasting and dancing on the resorva
tiGn' four miles west Of here.
Mr., and Mrs. Tees Of Nebraska, afriv.
ed here Tuesdsy evening to visit With
the iatter'a mother, Mrs. Norris. and to
look into the resources OF our valley.
Farufngton ls in need OF more houses
Tor rental purposes Scarcely a 6ay
passes but inquiries are mads regarding
vacant houses. Some one with capital
would realize good returns from az in
vestment OF this kind.
r. @. SpsucsF, principal Of the North
western Normal Collegeat Aztec, was
interviewing our citizens Tuesday. The
gentlemen wishes to secure as many
pupils 40 possible 20 attend the Fail
term which begins Septeuaber 4th.
This Is a school deserving the support
OF the en- tire community and we hope
10 SOC It successful 10 every respect.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

Mrs. Page, Of Flora Vista, was the
guest OF Mrs, Harry Allen this week.
Frank Hobbs who has been spending
the summer in the mountains, returned
home Tuesday,
Miss Mabel Lockhart entertained =
company Of friends very pleasantly al
her home last Saturday evening.
Dave Lewis aud family returned from
Pagosa Syringe, Monday. They we're
accompanied home " Miss Mary FLAW
Frank Brown took Ia the horse races
at Hespeuus, Sunday.
Mrs, }. E. Green. Of Aztec Is the guest
of Mrs. Samuel Ent,
Geo. W. Harlan and wife returned
from ttsoir camping trip Tuesday
Mrs. J. W. McDermott went to Du
range Thursday, accompanied BY her
sister, Miss Kate Real who returns 10
Salt Lake Clty to resume her position
"a the public schools 10 that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Green gave a party
Tuesday evening In honor OF their
nephew, Jessie Nilver. The event was
decided auGCesa in every respect Very
elegant relreshmoLts we're served.
Geo. W. Thompson and daughter,
Nettie, spent few days on tho river
this week.
Ih0dance given ut the Central school
house, Wednesday evening was l1fs8ly
attended. All present report q GOOD
time.
Misses Loda Hambogon, Mable Lock
hart, Nettie Fuleher,Hnd Master Charles
Nichols, depart for Durango, the laas OF
this week where thsv will onaud the
winter 10 school. x.YZ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

Last Sunday by come unforeseen com.
bination Of circumstances. several young
men from this end OF the valley got to
gether in Durango and the Durango base
ball club with keen eye for business
bantersd them Tor game. Nov. it ls
known that Aztec ia not afrsid OF any.
thing that walks the earth or PLAYS ball
upon Il, and no une knows it better than
these same chaps who constitute the
Durango base bal team Of 1900. Their
challenge was promptly accepted and ali
hands repaired 70 the athletic park.
where while the Fellows from this section
made eleven runs in the course Of An
hour or 80, the Dnrangos made plenty.
The game from all reports at hand was
characterized by great glss on the part
OF the spectators, superinduced by the
knowledge that they were only people on
the grounds who were not making any
errors. One regfetable feature Of the
matter lie that the victory seems likely to
throw the Durango papers into convul
sions>of JOY, Il being about the fret and
only game their team ever. ever got away
with.
But, after all, THE INDEX sees some.
thing very appropriate in the whole
thing, II was absolutely essential FOR
some aggregate OF individuals bearing a
community name TO present that Du.
range push with game on the four-cor.
nered Geld and remove the "hoodooo tina,
has covered the Smelter City "RausD aud
their club from tie earliest days down
to this iimo. The Aztec boys. hailinp
from ths alfalfa hsIt where people are
not 80 sensitive. iiiled their mission no.
bly,. They gave the Duraugos just
enough trouble to make them nervous
and then gave thsm the game. Il war
we'll and nobly dahs and in a Christiap.
Ike apirt -s--At s
4 gentleman who had Idle time on hil
hands kept the score, which was as fol
lows:
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

Deinn en- Rcoount % one Game won
BY the 8eIeeia ol the smoIter
city.
afiidavit ofL smith.

l. John Smith OF DuranEo Colorado
being duiy 1woFn. depose and say, that
VISA then and there duly pr r-Hrnt a. she
base ball grounds in DUR ngo. ON the 2efh
day Of August a. II 1900; that my eveailfbf
being good, I lhcrpupon Witnessed \ rnine
oi base bail between nine rnrnoun com
prislug the DURANGO base ball team. and
nine others feprHs nting themselves "a be
the Aztec baHu hn team. I furthermore
upon my oath declirc that said game was
actually won by sd through thr enorta
Of said Durango ifm. ]. SMITH.
Subscribed and 8 rurn 10 In front of me
this day OF our ifnfn
RIcuAnf Ron, Notary Public.
(My commission VIII czpire Il thov urir
another game ai Z 90 will ID
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

noHEsrEAD ENTRY NO 1911.
Department Of the Interior, I.and Oaice at
Santa Fc. n. ~, july "a ieOO.
Notice o hereby given that tho following
named reitler has hicd nuicc ~ bis intcriun to
make final pfoei in tupnurt ~ bis claim. nnd
that N,id pruot will hc nude lufsFe tlie Probate
lerk Of San Juan oounty, ~ Aztec, \. n M., un
scptomper 80 ie0O viz.s
JUAN A. MANZANAREs,
For the NWi NWit Soc. Q. I. % n, X. Nv,
Ne names the following wltncssca 10 prove his
continuous residence upon sod cultivation OF
said land viz:
David =. Lobato. Martin pachcco, nf Aztec,
New Mexico; Baltuznr MOntunO, CrigOstumo
Dominguez, Of Largo. New Mexico.
10 MANUEL r. OTERO, Register.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

The New Mexican says: "The depart.
msnt Of New Mexico. Grand Army OF
the Republic, OF which Judge John r.
McFie b the commander. will be- we'll
represented at the annual reunion OF
the @. A. r. which begins on August b.
Commander McFie aud Ma. MoFie do.
parted for Chicago yesterday and antic.
ipated q very pleasant trip. The New
Mexico headquarters will 30 at Grace
hotel. at the corner Of Jackson and
Clark streets. very conyonient 10 the
convention hall, and ofieflng frst-claas
accommodations Tor the many yeterans
Who Gro booked to attend from THE tor
rii0ry, While there Judge Mcris viii
distribute q large anouni q literature
providFd by The Now N8dco Bureau 6f
lmmlHlaii0n."
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31
LEGAL NOTICES.


Nntiue for Publication.
Departments Of tho Interior. Land Ofi-e 40 .
SAINTS 70. n D., July 23 1900.
Notice @ hefeby nlvru that tho fulltwiha-
named settler hna nlrd nntlra 81 his intention to
make hnnl ITunl M support uf mis- claim and
September 10. 1871. viz.
CURTIS 3, HuTCUIN.
For the Nit nf sEit aud va NIL ~ Scr z, T
q n, X. iuW W.
He names the falhwlie Nitnrssrs "a priye bis
cnnt.nuima rasidenca ulun and cultivation ~
said lnnd vix.i
Frank R Flack, Jnmes kimmel Hiram Fan.
Icy, VIM Picper. of Cedar Hill N. a..
% MANUEL u. . ESQ krgirtrr.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

The census population II Denver is
1838O0, % per cent increase over the
population Of 1890. when it was iO6. coo.
The population ii 1880 was 5000, an
increase IN twenty years OF 300 per cent.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

Freighten know q good thing at arst
sight. Ed Fsy's Durango chop houss
is good thing. Meals al all hours and
an prices.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

Mccormick Binders do better
work and last longer than oihsr
makes. az chaPmaa's, Durango.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31
HOMESTEAD BNrRy ~. 59i7.
Noffre for pgghffe,ff,m.

HOMESTEAD BNrRy ~. 59i7.
Notice faF Pubiicsnnn.
Department % the Iutcrinr Land Odice atl
Santa Pc n M. August 49, igO0 :
Notice is hereby given that the fnllnwinR
named settler has hlrd nutice ~ his intrniinn 10
make inal proof in support NJ hi- claim. and
that said proof will be made before Probate
Clerk OF San Juan coupty, at Aztec, n. NJ, on
September ~ 1900, via.
BALTZAR MAGRAW.
For the SEA SEit, Sec 2s. SWit SNi, SIC. "a
NE3& Nkli, Soc. -, SWi4 NWla Sec. -. T. 80
n Ria ".
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, viz;
Wright Of La Plata, n. ~ Hiiward Thomas
La Plata, n. NJ; George Morgan, La Plata,
n. NJ. Is dAHUEL R. OTERO, Register.
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY NO. 5g3i.
Notice for Publication.
Department. Of the lntefiur Land OiIice. ct
Sauia 70. New Mexico, August ~ iDO0
Notice IL hershy given that the following
named settler has hle,i notice Of his intention
e make ilnai proof in support Of his claim, aud
that said prOof will be made bcfore Pn,bate
Clerk Of San Juan county. at Aztec, ". H., on
October d tQ0O. viz;
EDWARD THOMAS.
For the NWls NEk BWii NIeit. sEt{ 'SWI.
NEh SWit, Sec ~, q 30 N.,lh. ~ w
ha nulnll tiie lofi ,iIig Witnesses % pnsVU nit
said land. viz;
Daniel p Dale, E,lward Thomas, Jr, John r
Pond, os La Plata, n. Nj James g. DOduon OF
y MANUEL R OTERo, Register.
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HOMHsrRAD KNrRX No. $3.50.
HOties fer Publication.
Department Oi the Interior. Land OtIlce At Z
Santa Fo, n. n. August l1 1871
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has hled notice oi his intention ~
make hnal proof IN support Of bis claim. and
that said proof will b. made befOrc prubate
CLERK Of San Juan cUaniy, at Aztec, n. M., on
October 1, 1900. yiE-
EyERETT WRIGHT.
For the SEit SWil, S.k SEA. Sec q. r. 2N.,
r. R.i3W
He names the folloWing witnesses % prove
BIS continuous residenea upon und cultivation
Oi said land viz;
james e. Dodson, " Aztec, n NJ; John r.
Pond, Daniel p. Dale. George W. JOues, OF La
q MANuEL r. OrERo. Reglster.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

J. R. Williams has returned from a
trip to bis old home ia Arsausau. which
he had not visited since in the 800.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-31

m MEMO RIAM.
In tho midst life we are in debt.
Departed this life on the 20th inst. via Du.
rangui Colo, the Aztec bail team Ia the bloom
Of youth and the hopes Of blessed immortal.
ityi cause heart failure. Ags unknown, five
months and fourteen days. The dear departed
had not reached the allotted three score and
tsn but they made one score aud ten errors.
me umpire giveth aud he ltkewiss taketh
back. Charlie was hnt,
Billie was sad
hh0der was frantic
Backie wis mai,
Cause each played awful
And ali played bad.
Restorative tonics were applied PROMPTLY At
late. ''o
They are gone from the mOBntafus,
They are lost to the forest.
Like summer dfied fountain,
When Our need was the sorest.
Like the dew On the mountain.
Like the foam on tho river
Like the bubble on the fountain
They are gUne, gone forever"
"sic transit gloria mundi."
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY no, 5gs5,
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, August 20 1900. )
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice oi hiaintentiun 10
make final proof in suppO. Of his claim. and
that said proof will b. made before frlbate
Clerk Ol San Juan county, at Aztec. New Mex
leo, on October s. 1900 VIZ;
EDWARD THOMAS. JR.,
For the SEA aWii. sWil sEif. &c. p, NEh
NMA, NWA Nhil, See. y. Z AN, r. law.
continuous residsnee uPun, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz.
Daniel P Dale, Rdward Thomns. aeorre
Jones. Of Ia Plata. n. NJ; James Dodsnn, Of
% MANUEL R OrERO, R, sis,cr.
Notice for Publleahou.
Land Offices at Santa Fe. N. NJ. and Durango.
Colo, August "a, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
hamed settler has filed notice Of his lnTenflOn
tuinade final proof m SUPPORT Of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before the Clerk Of
thB Probate Court Of San Juan county, New
Mexico, nt Aztec, New McTieO, on Monday,
October s. 100, viz.
DANIEL r. DALE
Durango, Colo, H. f. No. 1sss
Santa Fe, n NJ. II. E. No. 3bI4,
For the lets Two and Three ~ seciOn 70. tn. q
sWis SEA. SEN sWis Of Section ID, + 81 N. r
13W, N MPM
HI names the following witnesses tn Prov his
continuous residence upon and cultivation IT
said land viz.
Edward Thomas. Jr., and Edward Thomas.
Sc Of La Plata, San Juan county. y 81 Jumes
q. Dodfgn aud Fred Bunker. OF Aztec, San Juan
county, n. M,
MANUEL n. OVERO, Register,
Sanla Fo n M.
F. g. PERKINa, Lrgister.
% DurahRO. Colo.
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O. r. WEAVER,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Aztec New Mexico
Surveying Of an kinds done promptly and at
satisfactory prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
The Elks Banquet.

Tne B. P.O. Elks gave banquet last
evening. that was one Of the most elab-
orate affairs ever presented In the ciry.
Previous TO the banquet social session
was held in the hall, attended by over
one hundred guests. including besides
the Elks, many prominent Lusinets men
OF tbs city and several members OF Have
Ou Seen Smith company.
Remarks were made by the Grand Exc
alted Ruler Ralph Moody and Henry
Griffin E. X. of the Portland Elka and
there we're soDge and talks jy the Smith
crowd, Of . humorous eharac or. Henry
Griffin was appointed chairman and took
the gAvel with Ohas. BurggrGi and Chas.
Rawlings rs special policemen. Every
man present was taken before his honor
and fined, for example brother news.
paper man was fined Is cents for beng
an editor and 25 cents lor teln0 In the
crowd. banker so cents Tor being one
and 80 cents for being guilty Of loaaing
railroad man 80 cents, the railroad
man having been fined 80 cents
for being connected With the
Christian EndeaVor Railroad. Agent
Turner was not only fined but given q
nVe ieci ure Iof past o1enses, John H0l-
man had 70 puE up dollar Tor speaking
70 the chow women and for being 4
foundryman, and so it went from one to
auoiher. and it was about i 80 O'Clock
when the company adjourned 10 the
banquet hall in the Tweedale hall.
where an artietically arranged room ana
9 complete sptead prepared by Mesier &
ed them.
The menue was elegantly gotten up
all the delicaces OF the season.
doing credit to the caterers. Il was fol.
lowed by several impromptu toasts, in
which Mr.. Moody, Mr.. Griffin, MAYER
DAVIS and Henry Hopkins AMI others
were heard in remarks suitable 10 the
occasion.
EAT ORANGES. Get them at zoe dog
At @ E. Bro nm ellis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
RELIGIOUS.

There will be 9 union prayermee ting
at 80 D. m. at the w. @. +. U. hall led
by Ubbe Peters, 70 which al christians
are invited.
United Presbyterian Morning woT-
ship at 10: 80, sucject Of sermon, "The
Great Gift Implies Lesser Gifis." Sab
bath school at ii AS, Junior Endsavor ct
8 80, Senior Endeayor at 80, evening
worship at Y 40, subject. "DsIight in
Gods Will" All are invited to attend
thege services.
Christian chnrch The morning theme
will bo ''The Lords Day" The evening,
THE Abolition Of Poverty" 4 cordial
invitation 10 given 70 Nil the services Of
the church.
Rev. Mclean, Of Vsncouyer. will hold
services st ii a. m. In st. Peters Ep:seos
pal church, to which all are cordially in.
yiteG.
Presbyterian church: Morning wor-
ship at l0:3O, subject OF sermon ssJesus
Weeping Oover the City," evening wor-
ship ct 1880, subject Of serm on, "a
Daily Cross" Sabbath school 11:i6,
Jnnior EndeavoF 3 80, Senior Endeayor
$50. A cordial inAIiation 10 all the sers
vices is extended to all.
Baptist church: Morning SUBJECT,
What are you doing for the Lord7s In
the evening the pastor will begin series
OF sermons on the Lords Prayer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
SATURDAY.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Walter Davis, Of Salem, is firing on .
freight tram on the 8. r.
Mr.. w. Il. Arnold, the popular Tnerry-
go-round man, hss been in the city.
Don Roes came up from Portland last
night to attend the Elk's banquet.
President j. j. Hill, OF the Great
Northern, arrived Ia Portland last night.
Louis Barzee 10 the nominee on the
union ticket Of Douglas county for school
superintendent.
Hon. M. A. Miller, OF Lebanon, VAS
here last night. Mr.. Miller has bsen
travelling over the state with Mr.. Bryan
And coDeratulates the people OF ROeebufR
and Douglas county on the completeness
af the arrangements for the reception OF
the great leader here. They wers fully
equal TO the preparation made by any
other town In the state. M. Miller be-
lieveg the Bryan sentim4nI TO be con.
stanLly increasing and he will be the
ner in November - Rosehprg Review.