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Evening star., 1901-03-13
Agricultural. A

OF evil money is the root,
And yet mankind won't stop.
We all turn farmers, and we try
To raise another crop.
Evening star., 1901-03-13

DIn order to avoid delays. on ac-
count of personal absence. letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
TO any individual connected with the
Office. but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial business Deparf-
ments. according to tenor OF purpose.
Evening star., 1901-03-13

Silver and Gilt Lace Pins, dozen. ... Sc
Shell Hair Barettes each.......... &c
Plush Pin Cushions. each. ....... Sc
Silk Carriers, worth Soc, for. .29e
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Suits, Skirts, Waists and Underwear.
Gloves, Umbrellas, Fancy Goods, etc.

15c Books. white bound. d. &c
81. so Copyright Books. oks.........-... .69c
$1.25 Copyright Books ks...5 59c
25c boxes Stationery. y.....-..........1 15c
DC boxes Child's Stationery. .,. Sc
1ec Envelopes. per hundred. ........ DC
69c Gold Belts, various. us..............4g .4gc
9Sc Gold Belts, various. us.....S S9c
x1.25 Gold Belts various s..15c
25c to Soc Pillow Covers 15c
u Shaylng Mugs, silver plate. .... .69c
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Housekeepers! Remnant Day List.

Fourth foor)
81 eS Smyrna Rugs. soiled .... csc
81 80 Enameled Bed, shopworn 9S
S4.95 Mahogany Rocker, sbopworn. s. 9S
81 15o Oak Screens, panels. 9sc
SOC to S9c Photo Frames. mes...... 29c
$3.50 Bagdad Couch Covers. 81 9S
$3.50 pair Portieres, slightly soiled. SO. AS
$3.50 pair Portieres, slightly soiied So 9S
81 90 pair Lace Curtains. ....... 81 .as
$3.50 pair Lace Curtains. 10
SO pair Lace Curtains. s....... 81 as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13

FOR SALE Wfeelo K Piano. good as new, used cry little. Apply Ill 05 West 6th avenue. 13l
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ARE YOU SICK?

1T so, dc not waste further time ox- perlmenting, but consult Dr. Kei:h the Specialist He will examine vou adn find out your exact condition and start at the cause of your trouble and will tell you honestly whether you can be cured or not.
 Dr. Keith has over 200 patients now taking treatment ami many nave d. ready received sufficient benest to recommend him to you after other doctors had failed to even relieve.
 If you are sick or aGic;eI with any chronic disease, call and be examine5 it will cost you notnips t5r cansulta tion.
 The Doctor is graduate of thc University of the City of New York. New York State, and holds special diplomas showing ms expeuenee fn chronic and private diseases. His diplomas are open to the inspection of all.
 Dr. Keith has complied with the medical laws of the state of Ar0ansas and has recorded hIs dipIoml vitk the County Clerk of Jefferson County.
 If you are sick or afflicted in any way, do not fail to call and see Dr. Keith at once
 Call up old phone 13) or new phone 405 and make appointment to see Er. Keith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13
Photo by Clinod5~st, Washington.
 Mss MART CoNbIT-sMITH.

prominent in the society world of Nashil@ton for about two years. She is q Eiece of the f1te Justice Field of the United &ta5es supreme court. Somewhat oYel a year a%o she left for Yokohama to visit her sister and broth er-in5aw, Lieuten#iit and Mrs. Koyes. From chat place he went to l'eisila@ as q guest of Gle American legation there, little dreaming of the experiences in store to3' Aer.
 During the siege of Felsing Miss Con- dit-s4HftA bore her full slare of the auiIe.il-s of the beleagueIed garri- son and performed her part ei the work. She kept a most interesting diary oI the m04lentoas events that occurred. ltineludes q lively deSerip- tioa of tlc many tragic and few hu- mar8us Incidents of the siege, The diary is shortly 10 hp published in book form.
 lieutenant Richard $. Hooker, Miss ConGit= smiths tiaHee, k q t3I, fand= some officer of the marine corps. He is three years older than his bride and k grandson of Senator Stewart of Nevada. He is q college graduate and served with credit in the spanish war,
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A WOMAN LEGISLATOR.
The Only Mer,hcr of CoIorado's House
 of Representatives.

Mrs. ENangeline IIcartz, the only wo- man elected last fall to the Colorado house of representatives. is the tenth woman to be chosen to that body since equal suffrage was granted seven years ago. She is n9w about to enter upon her second term.
 Mrs. IIeartz is the daughter of Bos- ton woman, and her father is Il de sccndant of the famous Clay family. She was educated to be a teacher. but she preferred politics She was mar ried when quite young to John Hcartz. and they made thpir home in Charlotte town, r. E. l., fer three years, moving to Colorado in 1S1S They have two sons
 Mrs. Heartz took an active part in Denver politics. In 1S9G she was nom mated for tine Eleventh general assem-
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Mardi Gras Rates.

For the accommodation of those de- sifing to attend the Mardi Gras fes- tivitiea at New Orleans, the Texas & Pacific Railway Company, from it's stations in Texas, will sell tickets on Feruafy 13, 14, 15, 1G, + and IS, at a rate of one fare for the fGand trip. These tickets will be limited 10 return leaving New Orleans as late as March l, 1901.
 in view of the recent inauauration of chair ear line between It. Worth, Dallas and New Orleans, we feel jhat our service is incomparable.
 There is no caaaneting line in posi- tion 10 offar such favorable induee. mcnts 0nr line is the shortest one, making the trip in the shortest pos sibie time ana trust these adyant- ages will be duly weighed if you coa- template making the trip.
 For f9rthe Information write to Mr. H. r Efas1es, TraTeling Passen- ger Agent, F Worth FeEas. CT to Mr E F. lnehes, General Passenger and Ticket AgeHt Dallas. Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13

- OR KEN One nicely furnished front r9em. , s WeSt flftt "
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Announcement, A

To accommodate those wb9 ares par fial to the gse ef atomizcfs in applying liquids into the nasal passages f9g ca 5aTrh troubles. the proprietors nfa= pare Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Tiqud Cream Balm. Price including the spraying tQAe is E ecnts, Druggists or by mail. Tbc liquid form embodics tle medicinal properties of the olid preparation Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by the membrane and does not dry up the sccFetions but changes them to a natural and healthy charac- ter Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St, N.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13

Mr. A. Grossman, the prominent New York manufacturer and original "Pickwieko clothing man, who has been in the city for some time com pletiag arrangements with Solmson Bros. & Co to handle his famous line, returned 10 New York at noon today Solmson Bros. 62 Co have all ready received a large amount of their goods and will be open for business in 3 few days.
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CUPID AND THE BOXERS,
Hiss Goasif4Ssnitii Resisted Ono. but
 ieskiet 70 tine Other.

After tiaeeling around the world, enduring the horrors of the siege of PeiziDg' and living fer many days in the m9me ltal'y fcal, of death, it has been the i.appy lot of Miss Mary Con dit-Smith l. return safe and sound to her native country Not alone that, ,,,.t o!l Fob = Miss Coudit- smith will become fle happy bride of her child hood sweetheart. Surely this is 6 pleasant ending to q tale replete with adventures and horrors.
 Miss GoEdit-Smith is q beautiful young woman Of 21 and has been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13
-s-E-~

Miss Blanche Burganer, of Hot Springs. and Mir !. |. Frankol of Kentucky, were married Tuesday evening at G.2Q o'clock at the Temple House of Israel iii Hot Springs Miss Miss Burganef has many friends here, where she has visited. She is q sister of Mrs. Joe C. Meyer of this city. who was present at the wedding
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13

tly and elected I've leading hill intro luccd by her was that establishing a -tate beard of arbitration slle ha1 otEe,.= bills. hut this one and the bill providing that meetings of the school boards should be public were the only aEes That passed. Mrs IEeartz hopes E set an amendment b her arbitration IaAz making il compulsory. She has aPen made chairman of the committee el enrolment and T member of the committees oh appropriations and cX- aeHt!itureS. e6Heatieu, state iRStitn- tiuas. temperance and public health.
 &he is described aS an earnest, con seientous woman. The labor people expect her To mother many of their bills. Four years ago she received a vote of thanks of 5,e00 railroad em- ployees for assisting in the passage of labor bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13
Ladies. Three g5ozcn Free.

Dr Cbareot.s AGt-Germ Pastilles. Positively infal.bie in troubles peeu- liar t9 the sex. Monthly remedy. Never disappoint Harmless Simple. Convenient Particulars with free box Dr. Julia Pin9rd Wood Bldg., Nassau St, Now Yolk City dtf
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CORRESPONDENT WANTED i,

DIN. WANTED ia every city town and village in Amer. ica. Newspaper and other work Ex- perieccd and Inexperienced Good remuneration. News and stories wanted. For particulars address The Bulletin Press Association, New York dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13

Professional and bgaineas men Wil be mterestad in ieaai6g that high grade visible typewriter is BOW on the market. tae '1'jttahH eh Visible. price 5aa. b5fd1Hs Etad1eY Hafd= Ware Eo. Pittsburgh, Pa. 120
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-13

FOR SAIE-A fly room cottage Arply at NJ. FOO East Fifth ave. :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
TRAIN STRUCK BULL. BULL STRUCK MAN,
GIN DISCHARGED. KILLED TWO COWS
The Sfrangest Accident That Ever occurred
Comes from Down in North Carolina.
RAILROAD GOT OFF FREE OF COST
Rut the Fellow Who Was Struck Had TO Pay the
DAMAGES His Gun Did in Killing
the Cows
ROAD GOT OFF FREE OF COST
DAYTON, OHIO.
By COLONEL ]. C. L. HARRIS.
fAdiutant-Ge of North Carolina.i

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by
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Ii
which Mr. Warrington was stana'ns me
hurled misfortune
nidsfips Knocked nm DOWN
o
aud1he
PACK
him into me su
the bull struck ar "anns,oh @
badly that it had to be Killed
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in
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the ending blue sheep mat ne
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Tie Bear aud the Lion.
Dispatch 10 The Times

Especial Dispatch 10 Inc llhes)
NORFOLK, VA, March 3o,-ihat lhe's
is no love lost between the Bear and the
Lion was we'll exempllfied to-day, when
the stout captain OF 4 British tramp
was asked whether hr would salute the
yarias when he passed her. Not
much. he said. Il have been in Russia
and in every store ! entered there was
a picture of the Car, which l. as wei
as every person who entered, is expect
ed 10 salute. and III the presence OF
which all must remove their hats.
When | went into one of their custom
houses. where the Cars picture hung,
the Russian officer asked me to take Oil
nv hat / said: Certainly, If you VII
take off your cap first and salute the
Queen of England, whom l represent.
WHY. certainly" ne said. though Gu
biously. and removed his cap Then !
took off my hat.
1t appears unlikely that Hampton
Roads will reverberate with the Whist
ling OF British steamers as they pass the
NariaG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
FLOWERS
II, ABUNDANCE
The Florists Taking Hundreds Of
Orders From Richmond and
saanv Oihnr Cities.
MANY Other Cities.
S 7 RIK INC

Spring is come. Spring is come! me
cd;ct has been issued. The trees bursting
into leaf, the sunshine shedding its warm
allow, the lowers breutlin: their .ras-
rance, the birds sending forth their merry
chirp. I'll proclaim that the earth has.
>isecn from the dead.
II one is in doubt that Easter an
!, proach is near, a glance in the stores Oh
the busy florists viii eliminate ali TN
certainty.
The writer. anxious TO see where the
beautiful flowers are grown, paid q VISIT
last week - the lighthouses OF one OF
the prominent florists. The gardens. IN
their Easter Sari', We're a verltahIe IAN
land in thel. luXuriant briillancN,' beauty,
;,,d fragrance. Four hot-houses. COM
,ietely filled with violets, seemed IKE
.lurplc fields: the tall American Beauty
rose trees, reaching the highest point of
their glass houses. oVeriappeo ana
formed an ovcrlanSirg a'hor or 1raS-
rance The azaleas, one, After announcer
ranging from the pure white and delicate
rinl; to- the deepest red, and hydrahSeaS'
with great masses Of white, pink, anu
purple bloom, emphasizing their WaNsh
charms against the contrasting back
ground of luxuIiant palms. and the Sar'
hucd double hyacinths made brilliant
touch of color amid the dropping iolldSe
cf the surrounding asparagus Tern ana
hanging vines.
Tie lilacs. purple and white; the cflni-
sen rambler. a vine like rose bush.
which, as its name indicates, rambies
and climbs over everything; long rows
of astelbl white feathcry plants OF Sll-
.,lar daintineSs, thousands OF Easter
lilies stretches Of pink and purple
cyclpmen besides the llnendlnS variety
OF palms. ferns and rubber plants, wouln
seem numerous enough to supply the
needs and desires of a city many times
Richmond size But the citizens OF lihs
city are a. flower loving people. anu Tue
day after Easter those Weil-fliied green
houses will look as though a cyclone mas
been getting in its work. Every floWer.
every plant every bit of fern Will De
scid. and only the tiny clippings, pii1ilteo
in the sand for next year GROWN, VIII
remain to tell the tale.
The moment the Eastertide has ephed
and flowed away, the work ofsthe grower
begins. Tie greenhouses are AL cleared,
not a single plant is carried from one
season to another. y small tWlg cut.
from the giant rose bush, a tiny out
growth taken from the full-fledsed Nlolet,
4 bit OF stem cut from the fragrant car
,lation-all these are put i'll the sand 10
sprout. or in a tiny foWer-pot to take
root and are then rep1anted n5the 1of,-s
nler beds.
Not only are all the flowers sold III the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
FIRED FROM BAPTIST CHURCH
FOR VOTING DEMOCRATIC TICKET

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10 cause O ican
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exceptionally
given
to ,conclu
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Williamson pr
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theft h
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held the Defendants
to
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

over the North and South. Mr.. Ham
mond sells as many flowers away from
the city as he does here. and Messrs.
Mann & Brown have orders from At
!anta, Savannah, Boston, New York, Buff
falo. Philadelphia, and Scranton, Pa.
Each OF these florists has his spec
ialties. The golden-sate rose, Il sturdy
white flower With q crimson tint, and
The bright red liberty rose are grown eS-
c!usively by Hammond. Mann & Brown
pay most attention to violets and Ameri-
can Beauties. Their Tiolets this season
nave been exceptionally fine, the stems
long and sturdy and the blossom often
as large as q twenty-five cent piece. The
viOlctS are not as easy to raise as might
be supposed. The moment warn, weather
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

sets in nothing can save the fragrant
little flower 1t depends entirely upon
che weather conditions OF next week
whether or not the violet crop Will be
equal 10 the Easter demand. Ii Old Sol
shows too smiling a face, the $1,000 eX-
rccted to be reaped by one florist may
;:wndle down considerably.
The prices of flowers this year are
about the same as usual. Niolets. 81 a
hundred: Lilies of the Valley. 81 q dozen;
American Beauties, 81, Sc. and 50 dozen.
Pink and white roses bring from 3 to
IS Il Dozen
Although e.cry- flower procurable will
find ready sale. none are so popular
as the vicie:, lily OF the valley. and
American Beauty The florists will prou-
ably be compelled to stop taking orders
for these as early as this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
GAS RANGES.
OIL STOVES,
GASOLINE STnHE5.
BEST MAKES
LOW PRICES.
OVENS,
STEAMERS.
OIL and
GASOLINE.
ANDERSON, ITO MAIN.
THINNER.
PLUMBER.
STOVES and RANGES.
Dangerous Suggestion.

Those, who have regarded ssrs, No. a.i. ~.
hold mat opinion subject to eerree'lot.
Ar athletic. team recently visited ina
matched Heroine in jail. After present.
in. each one with u souvenir oattoll-oiae
for hirpselt and one for ais sweet heart
h,rs Nation said My heart IS with you.
bows. and YOU ought 10 take a little
friendly advice from me. BOYS, never
marry u girl that wears u deaa bird on
her hat. slleNs gum or ons thtt wears
,.orsets'' That advice might do in Kan-
sas ;h,r in This; section .twould breed Old
maids and bachelors till the race be-
came extinct.-Bristol Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
OLD NAN EL0PES
WITH YOUNG GIRL.
Has Arrested Young Men Who Assist
in EIopement.
CHARGED With TAKING MONEY.
The Bride Goes Off With the Young Man. but
Is Oyertaken by the Groom, and His
Money Found All Right-She Leaves
Him Again-Thc Money in Bank.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial DlSpatch TO Ine lines
SPRING HOPE, n. c., March 80
Quite sensation has been created over
the arrival in Spring Hope of a newly
welded couple from Halifax county, Va,
and the subsequent arrest Of two neigh
bors accompanying him.
The bridegroom is James S. ElliXson,
whose hair has been Silvered by the
frosts of eighty-fwo winters.
The bride is Miss Lou Wilson, q buXom
la: sic of sixteen summers.
Their two companions We're Jiles Ford
and Babe Whit. alias Henry Wise.
The story is as follows: BY the aid of
their two neighbors, the couple eioped
and came to Henderson, n. c., where
they were married.
a THUNDER STORM.
They tl9n secured a wagon and with
all their baggage started for Spring
Hope where they intended making their
future home.
Within three miles of their destination
they were overtaken by a severe thunder
storm The bride and groom decided TO
remain over night at DR.. Edwards, While
the, two ncighbors accompanying them
nroceeded with the wagon to Spring
Hope.
BRIDE LEAVES THE GROOM.
The next morning early one OIL the men
returned with a buggy and took the
bride, telling the groom that q buggy
was on behind for him.
After waiting an hour and no buggy
appearing, the old man became uneasy.
He said he had $1,000 in his trunk, ana
he feared the men had run away with
his wife and money.
On the advice Of DR.. Edwards. he
,nhoned TO Spring Hope and had them
arrested.
RELEASED AND ARRESTED.
Arriving ut Spring Hope later he found
his money intact and his; wife at the
hotel. The men We're then released, put
wire afterwards arrested as suspicious
characters After retaining them q lie"
hours the commissioners decided TO again
release them.
The old gentleman, becoming alarmed
when they We're set at liberty, left town
in a buggy with his wife. His wife re-
turned the next morning with the livery
man. leaving the old gentleman in the
country about eighteen miles from mere
The other parties at last reports We're
somewhere in the neighborho l. re
outcome is a question Some good Sa-
marian made the old man deposit ms
money. amounting to about $1,000, in the
II. DlI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
For the EtkS.

The Richmond Lodge of Ells will enjoy
a benefit performance next Thursday night
al the Bijou. rendered by Messrs. Wells
and Mckee. The proceeds o. the benefit
will go to swell the fund being raised to
entertain the Grand Lodge of L,llls when
they come to Richmond in 1892. An eN-
cellent bill has been prepared, comprising
some very appropriate features, and a
packed house will probably turn out next
Thursday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
MOVING aNp rae KING.

All orders ter moving Planes or bax-
ing and shipping Pianos TO other points
Viii be attending 10 proraptiy by leaving
your order at eur store or by plloainse
No. So, old 'phoac. We.ter u. Moses X
Co, los T. Broad street,
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recipes should be kept within
Of,
hasn
kannr communication IS i'll good faith
yiaise he brief
housekeeping making The home
of
clothes taking
preparation of pastries dishes
In facl
gladly and published
will stimulate interest among and be
happy attractive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
rAsrEi; FLOWERS:

Fine. I.ors-stem t-iolets. Beauties. Fine
: Roses. Lily OF the vailes. Carnations.
-,.,omioc Plants. exc.
= Nm ERy
, 1901-12-03
MUST TELL TRUTH.
Validity Of Insurance Policy Depends
on Answer to Question Asked.

St. Louis, Dec. 1.-THE validity of an
insurance policy depends on the truth
full answer to questions put by the
company when application for insur-
ance is made, according to an opinion
handed down by the United States
court of appeals today in the case of
John @. Meyers, administrator of the
estate of Paul B. Swetlick of Topeka,
Kansas. against the Home Life Insur-
ance company of New York.
Swetlick died in November, 1893, and
his heirs sought to from the
Home Insurance company $685. in
which amount his life was insured. At
a trial of the case in the United States
circuit court of Kansas it developed
in the testimony that when Swetlick
applied for a policy he answered in the
negative the question put by the in
surance company as to whether he had
any other insurance, when in reality
he had. The circuit court found for
the plaintiff, and the insurance COM
pany appealed.
The case was remanded for new
trial. . ...
, 1901-12-03
$500 Beers IN CAPE COLONY.
The Burshers are Leading the British
Merry Chase. .

New York, Dec. 3.-The correspond
ent Of the London Times and the New
York Times at Pretoria says there are
thirteen Boer commanders, with a to-
tai force of 1900 men, in the western
districts of Cape Colony, where the
configuration of the country, scarcity
of water and the distance from the rail
ways make the capture of the burgh-
ers difficult. 500 ..
There are seven commanders in Cal
vania district, two in South Sutherland,
three in northeast Piquetbefg and one
In Chanwilliam. General French is OPP
Grating with eight columns in the
south and east of these districts, but
there is nothing to prevent the Beers
escaping north, where they cannot be
followed indefinitely. V21rs 8y.
Once the line from Beaufort west to
Chanwilliam is secured with block
houses, says the correspondent, the
fugitives commanders can be dealt
with in detail. .J a# a-e #
, 1901-12-03
TIE SIDING NOTES.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM THE
CITY ON THE
HILL.
W. c. Lynde Has Begun Taking Ore
From the Copper King Mine
juno Writes Of Matters Of in.
terest Among the Tie Siding Poo
pie.

Tie Siding, Dec. 2.-(Correspond.
ence of The Republican miss Lille
Gates has arrived in this city from
southern California, where she has
been s%ojourning for the last twelve
months.
Mrs. Robert Gearhart is still YER
i'll with rheumatism, . but Bob is as
cheerful as ever, and still whistles the
same old tune.
w. C. Lynde will begin taking out
ore from the Copper King mine today
and expects to ship one carload this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis are visiting
friends in Virginia Dale.
Quite a number OF Siding people ex-
pect to attend the Lindsey dance on
Sand Creek tomorrow night.
Mrs. f. A. Woodland entertained a
few friends at cards Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Woodland and Mrs. Nella
Campbell Vol every game but one.
Mrs. Will Morris is on the sick list.
Mrs. Sherrard of Laramie is visit
ing here parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lind
strom.
A popular railroad man from Chey.
enne visits here quite frequently: but
never mind, Jack. we're not going to
give yau away. juno