, 1901-02-14

Short orders at the Laveta Cafe.
The legislature will adjourn Satur-
day night--or rather Sunday morning,
for the last Legislative day is always
prolonged over into Sunday. Re-
Prices reduced on clothing at
DoaaETr's.
E. T. Peyton, who is now rustling
for the Denver Evening Post, was
with us the past week, securing sub
scribers to that live, wideawake jour
nal. Mr.. Peyton's smiling counte-
nance is always a welcome visitor to
The Sun sanctum.
Clearing sale at Cosgriff Bros. Co.
in order to make room for large stock
of spring goods coming.
There were a number of nights the
past week when the temperature was
below zero. Cast your eye over the
item which gives the minimum and
maximum temperature for the past
week.
Furnished or unfinished rooms to
rent for light housekeeping. Apply
to Mrs. L. GELS.
The Colonial Danes, who have
charge of the entertainments given to
raise funds for the school organ, gave
another one of their pleasant parties
at the Library Saturday evening. 1t
was well attended and the exercises
were much enjoyed by all.
A. NJ. Sears, D. D. S., Dentist. Of
g. Io,,u, O.0n - 4 4 % - 80 n-1 4 30
5 p. m. Office west of A. j. Doggett's
store.
Robert Miskimmons, father of Mrs.
A. h. Bowman, came over from La
Grange last Friday on a visit to his
daughter, who has been very low with
an abscess ON one of her limbs. He
returned to his home Sunday, being
unable to remain away from home
any longer.
A wood heating stove for sale. APP
PLY to SARATOGA LUMBER COMPANY.
Don't forget we give away some
handsome bound books.
GOODWIN, the Druggist.
DR.. j. A. Smither arrived here last
week and has hung out his shingle
and announced his intention of be-
coming a resident of Saratoga. He
has rented the office occupied recent
ly by DR.. Finney. He has also rent
ed DR.. Finney's residence property
and his wife will join him in the
spring.
We have Chamois vests and Chest
protectors. q. Goodwin, the Up-to-
Date Druggist.
Ranch houses are just like other
houses-they will burn sometimes.
To be on the safe side you had better
have j. f. Crawford insure it for you.
Rates very low and good terms given.
Dell Barkhurst is in receipt of word
from his father hat he has bought a
home and settled in Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barcus have been in
Boise for two or three months and
like the climate better than that of
California, on account of the absence
of rain. They think of buying a
ranch zeal Boise and becoming per
manent residents of that country.
1 will give a prize of $500 cash to
the gentlemen drawing the lucky
number and tine same to the lady,
and "a prize of $500 each to the boy
and girl drawing the right number,
at the time of the drawing of the
numbers, which will be on Feb. 22nd.
Mrs. MAY ROBERTS.
William Bangs was up from Fo.t
Steele this week, OIL his way to Jack
creek to do the yearly assessment
work ON the Kentucky" a copper
claim in which he is interested. He
reports hat the railroad company has
about turned Fort Steele up side
down, and that the improvements are
progressing slowly. The new bridge
will not be completed for two months
yet.
Sometimes houses burn, at others
they don't. If you want to be sure
about it better have IA policy written
on it. j.. f. Crawford will do the
work and just as we'll, if not better,
than any one else. Fifteen years ex-
perience and he has the four best
companies in the world.
Good warm overcoats at Doggett's,
awfuily cheap.
Claus G.. Larson came over from
Pass creek Tuesday. He reports the
thermometer as having gone down to
70 degrees below zero about 5 o'clock
Tuesday morning. The thermometer
marked IL degrees below zero here at
the same time.
Ladies' wool waists, skirts and jack
cts at reduced prices at CosoRIFF
Bios. Co.