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ARMS AND AMMUNITION.
Italian Steamer Taking ON Cargo of
Them at Sam Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 26-suspieious
circumstances concerning big ship
ment of arms and ammunition on the
Italian steamer Lea, now lying in this
port, has led to action by the United
States authorities to guard against the
possibility of the Warlike material fall
ing into the hands Of some of the Central
American belligerents.t The case contains
4,5G0 Remington rifles and bayonets and
2,500,o00 ball cartridges. The bills of lad
ing show that the guns and ammunition
came to this city from Ell Paso, where
they are supposed to have been reship-
ped from some point in Mexico.
The ships manifest stated that the
munitions of war were for the govern
ment of Salvador, and that they are to
be landed9at AeajuitiIa. The consul gen.
eral of Salvador here disclaims knowl-
edge of the shipment, though Shumart
Bros, the ostensible shippers, claim to
be acting for Bloom Bros, of New
York, who are agents for the govern
ment of Salvador The steamer will
be held pending an investigation by the
United States authorities.
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NATIONAL LIVE STOCK MEN.
A. p. Simmer, OF South st. Paul, Is
Among the Vice Presidents.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Oct 26-The thir-
tenth annual meeting of the National
Live Stock exchange adjourned at noon
today. Pittsburg was chosen at the
next meeting place. Officers We're elected
as. follows: President, William H. Thomp,
son, Chicago; secretary, G. W. Baker,
Chicago; treasurer, Levi P. Dowd; vice
Omaha: w. M Ward, Sioux City; W. b.
Stickney, East st. Louis; J. c. Loring,
Fort Worth; A. p. Simmer, South st.
Paul; Horace Wood, South St. Joseph !;
E. B. Van Norman, Milwaukee, Charles
Byrne, Louisville; S. W. Jeffries, Pitts
burg; C. H. Clark, Indianapolis; James
Brown, Charles Jones' Chicago; F. C.
White, Peoria.
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LOVE DRIVES TO SUICIDE.
Death of His Fiancee Cause O
Young Pastors Rash Act.

IUuHg FHstOFs IRISH Not.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. PA spe-
cial to the Advertiser from Birmingham,
Rev Otto P. Lenk, aged twenty-five;
pastor of ST. Johns German Lutheran
church, at Cullman. died this afternoon
from bullet wound just over the heart
The wound was inflicted last night while
he was lying on a lounge in Engleharts
restaurant. 1t is supposed that the death
Lenk was engaged to be married was
the cause of his suicide
Rev. Lenk has relatives in Paterson, N.
j., who were notified.
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CASTRO SHORT OFF FUNDS.
Grants of Expenses to the Several
States Are Suspended,

NEW YORK, Oct 26-President Cas-
tre, of Venezuela, has sent a dispatch to
Senior Sarriel, president of the state of
Bolivar, announcing that circumstances
have requided him to issue a. decree sus-
pending the grants of all expenses to the
several states, including grants of ex-
penditures for public instruction and the
clergy of the. republic, says the Port OF
Spain correspondent Of the Herald.
A vessel sailing under British registry,
which started from Port of Spain for
Rarranquilla, put into Cedros to seek
protection. Her captain said that. she
had been chased by the Venezuelan gum
boat Miranda. Other reports call atten-
ton to this and similar acts perpetrated
by Venezuelan gunboats under the COM
mand of Gen. Ybarra.ys
The relations between President Castro
and Gen. Uribe-Uribe, the Colombian
revolutionary leader. it is reported, are
seriously strained, owing to the latter's
failure to defeat Colombian government
forces. .s4c -.
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NEARLY FIVE MILLIONS.
Estimates Submitted for the Depart
ment of Agriculture.

WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-The estimates
for the department of agriculture for
the next fiscal year aggregate SASS, $40
This is against $780, 40 for the current
fiscal year, showing an increase of al
most million dollars for next year This
includes $4,000 for silk investigation
which is to be entered upon for the first
time 1t is to enable the department to
experiment. collect and disseminate in
formation relating to silk culture in the
country. The total for the weather bu-
reau, as submitted by Chief Moore and
included in Secretary Wilson's estimate
for congress, is $1,21S,0Oo, an increase of
s169,77o. There is an increase of S11S, $50
in salaries, and S5S,00O for vegetable
pathological work. The total estimate for
forestry work is $3.50, 1S0, an increase of
$113,9O0, and for soil investigation $1I3,000
an increase of $4,000. These increases are
ito meet the expanding work along
special lines.
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corps commanders, acting on Emperor
Williams Instructions have called the
attention of their officers to the service
oath regarding divulging military secrets.
Alma Steueel, of San Francisco, who is
only thirteen years of age, made her de-
but here tonight, appearing at a concert
with the Philharmonic orchestra. Miss
Steucel was highly successful.
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TROOPS ARE READY TO MOVE.
Soldiers in Department of Colorado
May Be Ordered East.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 26:-The News this
morning says: Telegraphic orders have
partment of Colorado in this city direct
ling that all NOV ements of troops in the
department be stopped and that all plans
orders came from Gen. Merriam, the de-
partment head, who is in Washington in
consultation with the commander of the
army. He says that a general movement
of troops in the department Of Colorado
is about to be ordered. officers are who'll
ly at sea as to the meaning of the change
of programme. 1t is thought that possi-
bly, the majority of the 1900 men in the
department viii be sent East to take
the places of men sent to the Philippines
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work was conducted from the Dolphin
with great dilhculty, owing to the lack of
suitable appliances and me constant
heavy swell on the bar, that obstacle to
navigation was successfully and accur-
ately charted, a work of much value TO
commerce. While in command of the
Dolphin, since that vessel has been laid
up at Boston for repairs, Commander
Switzerland has been serving in the navy
department as naval q "a to Secretary.
Long.
Lieutenant Commander GIeaves has
been ordered to the command of the Dol
phin
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TuMAco UNDER SIEGE.
Colombian Government Force Fails
to Relieve the City

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-Consul Gen
eral Gudger, at Panama in dispatch to
the state department dated Oct. IA, saws
that report has reached him that, at
Tumaeo, the Liberals have captured the
MORO, which commands the entrance to
the city, and have surrounded the gov
eminent troops stationed in the city.
An effort has been made to relieve The
troops. but to no purpose, and it is ex-
peeted that the city will soon be taken.
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COINAGE OF THE woRLDN.
Tabular Statement Prepared by the
Director of the Mint
WASHINGTON

prepared by the director of the mint,
shows that the coinage of gold for the
world during the last calendar year was
the preceding year. The coinage of silver
was SIT oil 9G2, an increase over the prs-
ceding year of $10,SS4,9 58. The coinage of
gold and silver for the principal countries
lows:
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.Pittsburg, pat dinner given by the
officers of the operating department. of
the Carnegie Steel company, Charles M
Schwab, president of the United States
Steel corporation and former president of
the Carnegie company, was presented
with handsome loving cup. President
S s'ssf and. a number Of officers of the
train for tour of inspection of the
plants Of the company in the West. The
.frst stop willobe made at Chicago.
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the whole eastern country is under arms
1t is believed that the insurgents engaged
III this fight consisted in part of those
making up the expedition which recently
left Trinidad
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VENEZUELAN REBELS.
Claimed That They Haye Won a Vic
tory I'm State OF fsermudex.

tOFy In stats OF BermudeX.
SAN. JUAN, p. r., Oct 26.-Munoz Te-
Tar, a Venezuelan revolutionary aspirant
for the presidency, today received cable
dispatch reporting the complete routing
of Gen, Castro's forces at Maturin, state
of Bermndez, after "a six hours fight.
with heavy losses on both sides. Castre,s
forces, according to this dispatch, with
drew, leaving the insurgents in possess
sion of the city and vicinity. The revolu-
uonists are said to have CAPTURED ne
general commanding the government
forces, a number af other prisoners and
al quahtity Of ammHnitsvn. 4
This victory Tebars says indicates thai
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Honeseekers.

Low round trip rates West during No
vember and December Call at 500 Line
Ticket Office 379 Robert street.
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soUTHERLAND's NEW JOB.

- grapher of the Navy.
WASHINGTON. Oct 26.-The navy de-
par tment has selected Lieutenant Com
mander w. H. II. Switzerland to SIC
coed capt G. G. Todd as chief hydro
grapfer of the navy, and orders have
mand of the Dolphin. Commander South
nerland has come to be regarded as an
expert in photographic work. lie made
the most definite survey yet had of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
MUNYON'S
COLD
"a ia b g s-s..
CURE
~ =

= Nearly everybody seems to be taking Prof Nun.
yon's Cold Gpre whenever cold appears Il
relieves the head, noses throat and lungs SO quickly
that cold aeed longer be forerunaer Of grippe
isfiike lie INSURANCE policy. Every one. of his
remedies is rs sure. Mostly age. vial. Guide 10
Health free. Mutyen, Erw York and PHILADELPHIA
! HUSY0k'S INHAiiRR GEES CAT&XKH.
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this sene
Qeady u,ade)
Bring your of hundreds of Garnet
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-16
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Mr.. Louis Hayme spent yesterday
in Savannah.
A new floor has been pat in Mr.. R
Levison's store.
Mr.. r. A. Mullins is confined to his
room By illness,
Chief Green had the department tue
for exercise yesterday.
The Mallory steamer Colorado left
for New York yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis W. Beach is spending
some days in Chattanooga.
Mr.. W. E. Hixon Of Lumber City
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Ed 8. Lester of New York is
registered at the Oglethorpe.
Mr.. J. o, Richardson was in the
city yesterday from st, Simon.
Mr.. E. r. Pierce of Chicago lie
spending few days 10 the city.
Mr.. w. H. Davenport has returned
from q business trip to Savannah.
Mr.. Morel symons 10 spending sew.
eral days at home after a trip up the
road.
MIR. B. Atkinson, of Camden county,
was pleasant visitor to the city es-
terday.
Mr.. George Warmer of Jacksonville
was among yesterdays arrivals at the
Ogleth0rpe.
Mr. j. q. Reynolds, prominent
attorney Of Waycross, was here yes
terday on legal business.
Ths local sports are greatly dissp.
/ pointed because OF the postponment of
the Jeffries-Rubeln fight.
The electric light corner Newcastle
and Gloucester streets goes out every
night, This should be remedied.
The Tlmes-Csll has called the at
tentiOn Of the city authorities several
times to the cellar whole in the SIDE
walks on Gloucester street by Butts
drug store. Damage SUIT will be the
result il it IL not repaired.
The many friends OF Mr.. L. j.
Lesvy Will be glad to learn that he IL
rspidly.improving and will be able tc
be out within the next day or Two.
! WANTED-A few pupils to take
shor hand at night class. A ddresi
Teacher, SOB Mansfield street.
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THEATRICAL.
A SUCCESSFUL COMEDY.

"Because She Loved Him &c." the
three sos comic play which will
be presented at the opera house
tonight, is another Of those light after
dinner entertainments. 1t 10 adapted
By William Gillette from a French
farce by Bisson and Lsclercq, called
"Jalouse," and 1t is likely that the
ada pier has not stuck too closely TO
the original which. however, assured>
~ contained the diverting central idea
Of "Because She Loved Him So"
The play that the critics call "Ths
Little Minister Of Farce"
The principal personages in the new
piece are Of young woman who Is 90
very fond OF her husband az to drive
him nearly to distraction with her
| Jealous suspicious ths husband, whom
Mr.. Gillette reprsse29s s.s the most
blsmeless and amiabls of men. and the
young womsn's two old parents. who
have been billing and oooing TO,
thirty odd years, and have never ex-
ohaDgsd a harsh word
1t OCCURS to tbese two foolish old
folks that If they pretend to quarrel
for jealousyb sake they can set .
pretty and u.eful object lesson to the
youngsters which may cure them
This they proceed to do, with disas.
trou, results, for presently the ole
lady, who, it seems, has exactly the
tssme sort OF Opposition as her daugh.
ter. Ia jeai, US in sarnest and is pack.
ling Eer belongings, while che talks
about divorce.
TIE COUNCILLORS WIFE.
The coming of Eric Hope Carl Of
Yarmoutb) On February 10 b at the
Opers house ir Jerome K. Jar0me's IA
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MAY GO TO SAVANNAH
r hsmea NV Have tbs Trip Under
Consideration.

It is pr lhabe that the Riff men will
go TO Savannah OF February 22nd,
WashinRFon's birthday. The COM
mand has beeG invited by the Savsn-
nah military, and it ia very likely tina,
they will accept
The railroad has granted q fare OF
one cent per mile, provided there are
twenty in the body. At their la.
meeting the trip was discu sssd, and it
will be finally decided at thsir next
meeting
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on Monday evening and promises to
be most enjoyable affair.

Mr.. Daniel n. We'll of Buffalo is
spending . few days iu Brunswick the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kaiser at
their home on Gloucester street where
his wife and little daughter, Miss
Marion Well, are spending the winter
and making hosts of friends.
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Miss Elouiss Down Of Gainesville,
Fla, is making friends in Brunswiok
where che is spending the winter the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Kali
lam. at her pretty home on E street
boulevard.
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The lunch and supper Of the Catho.
lie church, which will be given on
Tuesday and Tuesday evening Of next
week 10 one Of the charmip z events to,
wsrds which many are looking for.
ward with pleasure.
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A wedding in Atlanta, which oc-
CURED on Thursday afternoon, and
was Of interest TO many Brunswick
friends and relatives, was that of Miss
Anna deGfaffenried of that city and
Mr.. Joseph Roulhac ,Ruffin Of Column
bus, Ohio. After trip to New Or.
leans snd other cities Of interest Mr..
and Mrs. Ruffin will be at home to
their friends in Columbus at the Hotel
Vendome after the frat Of March.
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A wedding of interest to many
friends in Brunswiok, was that of
Miss Liliie Ke1lar, Of Shreveport,
La, to Mr.. Joseph Rosenberg, of Pine
Bluff, Ark, which. occurred at the
home Of the bride few days ago.
Miss Kellar, formerly Of Brunswick,
is we'll known here, and hhs the good
wishes OF all fora happy life in the fu.
turs.
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SOCIETY NEWS.
MARY MNISH BURROUGHS.
AFTER RAIN.

MARY MEISH BURROUGHS.
AFTER RAIN.
The country road at lonely close Of day
Has rest awhile from the long stress OF rain;
Dripping and bowed, the green walls Of the
lane
Reflect no glistening light; no colors gay
Has dying summer left; the sky is gray,
As though the weeping had not sased the
PAIN
The autumn is not yet, ana all in vain
Set ms summers life-a blossom cast away!
The air 10 hushed, save in the emerald shade
The rain still drops and stirs each fretting
leaf
To soft insistence Of lts little grief;
The hopeless calm all thought Of life denies
But, bark, and now through silence, unafrid,
/ robin rpples to the chilly skies.
-He'en Hay
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early date, promisesto be one Of ths
most charming events in the social
season. Given during Lent, In the
church, with no admission charged,
just voluntary contribution, there il
every promise of q brilliant success
Those who have the entertainment in
charge are doiTg every thing possible
which will lend added interest and at
Effectiveness TO the sffsir.
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After visit to her old home on st.
Simon Islard, and q short stay with
friends in Brunswick, Mrs. MAXWELL
Wsll has returned to her home n
Triton.
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The order OF the Grand Chapter of
the Eastern Star, shortly to be organ,
lied IN Brunswick, is one Of the events
of the near future beipg looked for
ward to by all interested. At that
time, many prominent women Of the
state will be guests in the city, and
charming plans are being made for
their establishment by local members
OF the Eastern Star Chapter.
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MISS Nell Atkinson is among her
friends again, SfCer an illness of two
w5sks az her hons on London street
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Ia the Riflemen's Armory last even
ing was given a most enjoyable prizs
drill and dance, which was largely at
tended and enjoyed by many friends.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-16

The Grand Sacred Concert to be
given By the Baptist church a. an
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Pen and ink sketches by Miss Nat
tie V. Hstchsr of Columbus have been
received by friends ia Brunswick
where this young lady 10 popula
among all who know her, and are
pretty works Of art promising much
for the future.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-16

The next german, and last one be-
fore the lensen season, will be given
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Gillette's because She Loved
Him So" is one Of the very best at
fractions that has or will come to tie
opera house this season.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-16

Phil. and Nettie PeterS will be here
shortly; they ara old fsvorites.
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nous cOmecy THE Councillors Wife
is attrLoting the gre&test of interest
among cur theater-soers. Alre7dy
several parties have been announced
in honor Of the .Eari's appear moe and
that society will accord him hearty
welcome is fully evidenced;by the many
ir quiries that have already been. ma de.
The story Of 1.-THE Councillors Wife"
is described as being exoruciatingly
funny and on the occasion of its pre-
sentation at the Empire Theatre, New
York scored an immediate success,
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SHIPPING REPORT
Corrected Daily By Capt, Otto Johannsssn
Port Of BrunL wick. Jan. 81, 1901.


schr Three Frebd, Harper Boston anl
sailed Sstilla.
sehr Bayard BarnQ' SsSese ser Charleston.
sAILkD
colorado, Aysv'1Nsy, York.
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LAFAN ETTE LETTER.
Lafayette, Colo. Jan. /. 1901,

Lafayette, Colo. an, /. 1901.
The entire district has gone on strike
asking a forty per cent raise or ten cents
a ton and the probabilities are the
miners will get it. Not long since the
Representative of the United Nine
Workers of America perfe,ted an or
ganized DO .y at Lafayette. and all other
towns of the tis'r,,t are we'll represent
ed SC conc. Ited ac,ion has taken place
which will be effec.ual.
The concensus Of opinion is that their
demand should be conceded. Hereto
fore their unorganized demands have
been made when there was no deme nd
for coal bu, the demand is self evideI,
at this time and for the further reasons
they are organized and their demands
are to a great extent not Unjust. The
call will be allowed.
CORRESPONDENT
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Poi Grove story
A0y be FQEe
HEAVY REWARDS.
Cudahy Positively Refuses to Withdraw
H,s Onsr of oa8 900.

Cudahy Positively Refuses to Withdraw
H,s Onsr Of oa5 900.
Omaha, Ian, 2-Scores of subscriptions
of sums ranging from $ and upwards
are being offered for the capture Of Pat
Grove, who it is alleged has been cap.
tured.
Chadron, Neb.. Jan IA man resemb.
ling Pa, Grove was Captured here yes
terday evening on the Pine Ridge reser.
vation BY detectives who have been
trailing him for several days. He threw
up bis hands and awaited arrest. Posi-
tive ident hca,ion has as yet not been
made.
Omaha. Jan. ED Cudahy. Sr, po:it
lively refuses to accede to the demands
OF the city council to withdraw his offer
of SIS 900 and says 1t should Be in
creased.
Denver, Jan. 2-Pat Grove may be
brought to Denver to explain several
charges
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German socks, high cut overshoss, rub
bers and footwear At cost,
TIE MCCLURE WHITE nER. co,

0vercoats, listers and
Refers, a splendid variety
and the price in every in.
stance is right. Take a look
at them. A0lS1E1N'S.
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BOe[ Victories
Il Evidence
LORD ROBERTS ARRIVES.
Two Bo~r victoriesi Progress at south
Africa

Two Bo+r Victoriesi Progress at south
London, Jan. 7-Lord Roberts arrived
on Lnglish soil today. and, during this
time came two reports from South
Africa. announcing two Boer victories.
Cowes isle of Wight Jan 2 Lord
Roberts arrived here at o'clock and
was at once conveyed to Osborne Castle
where tn. queen this afternoon created
him An Earl and Knight of the Garter
An immense conco1rse OF people were
present at the landing when Roberts
stepped from the dock The deafenibg
cheer OF shouts of welcome rent the air
The governor OF the island, acting for
the queen, escorted Roberts to the palace
and he was rendered an ovation which
outclassed anything previous in recent
history
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legislators orc
organizing
ASSEMBLY CONVENES.
Both Houses Called and Scramble for tn
O0foes Fellow

Both Houses Called and n Scramble for tn :
O0iyes Follow
Denver, Jan. AT noon today. before
an immense crowd. the Thirteenth Gen
eral Assembly convened at the capitol
The senate was called together by Lieu
tenant Governor Carney, and the house
by the chief clerk.
The election Of Colonel Montgomery
as speaker and the election of clerk and
other officials will be certain TO occupy
the house during oday's'session.
The senate is devoting its time to the
selection of officers and will require all
afternoon for the work. If the eiecuon
Of officers IS completed tonight a JOINT
session will ne held at noon tomorrow
and the message Of Governor Thomas
read.
There are eighty three clerks in DO b
houses to be selected and as the pay,
ranges from 81 to IS per day, during the
se ssion, g,eat rivalry exists among the
Office seekers.
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2 BOULDER CLUB DANCE.

The dance given by tie Boulder Club
on New Years eve. for members only.
was a very enjoyable affair. Much credit
is due TO the comni,tee In charge consist
ing Of Mrs George W. Teal. Mrs George
F. Fonda and Mrs w. A. Chamberlain.
On account OF the intense cold weather
which pr, vailed, the. crowd was not
large, but those present emf yed them.
81 Ives IN royal style. With the new ad.
dition, which was recently completed, it
is one o! III finest buildings in the state.
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FOUND-A gold enamel.d pin. Oaner
can have the same by calling at 1923
Hill street and proving property.