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Evening journal., 1902-11-14
ln tha Zeal Market

The local market is well stocked with
vegetables and the prices they are
bringing are considered fair by the
commission merchants.
The quality of cabbage is very good
this season and the price ranges from
fifty to sixty cents per barrel. While
there are plenty of both sweet and
white potatoes in now. it is predicted
they will be scarce later in the season
and that the price win advance. At
present they are bringing about forty
five cents per basket on am average, and
the sweet potatoes are very good
There are more onions in the market
now than for several years, and the
price is low. Fresh eggs are at a
premium, and are selling at thirty-fOuI
cents per dozen. Those from the stor-
age are bringing twenty-five and twen-
ty-eight cents. Apples are plentiful
Those from Delaware are particularly
fine. but the northern ones are not sc
good. Keiffer pears are here in aIbund-
ance, but there seems to be but little
demand for them. They are being re
tailed at from twenty-five TO thirty-fvt
cents per basket. The Thanksgiving
poultry will begin to arrive next week
and everything points that the prices
win be reasonable.
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Sterling silver pencils come at a
quarter.
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PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC SALE or COWS
AT tho farm Of
FREDERICK kLAlk, near Ccntrevllle,
Del. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1902.
AT ] O'Clock, p. m.
80 good fresh cows and sprlngers.
stock bulls. tt i |ulH
Dinner nt ~ o'clock. sixty days credit.
Cows tested for Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM i<LAfR. Centrevillc, Del.
ilham q Son, Arctoneers.
PUBLIC sAI.E.-All fhs real estate Of
the late Levi G.. Brd at the country
Court House, NJ nth and Market rct|ti {,
Wilmington. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER TO- 1902,
At . O'c oclS, p. m,
No. ]. Large brick stable IN the wesi-
oily side or Orange strcet, Niln ington,
Delaware, between Twelfth ana Th r
teenth stree s., having frontage On
Orange street OF tweniy-nife ftet ten
and ne-halt inches. and extend ng back
eighty feet To Chlppy street.
No. ?. Five twO-stofy brick dwelling
houses. Nos. a. l6. is. 20 ana p Carpen-
ter street, Wilmington Delaware, each
having frontage Of twelve f,c- and X
tending lack forty-scNen feet Thes q
houses are well locned are In good repair
and rem for 81 per month.
No. B. Thfee-storv br elk dwelling house
and law offices. No. 1895 Market street,
Wilmington. ID slaware. having "A frCntarC
on Mhfket street OF tnfly-pne tttt Ahc
extending hack from Market strcet ono
hundred feft. Very des rable property
opposite the Court House.
No. A. Farm In Pencadcr hundw d
known as tho Mcintyre Farm--2i7 acres
OF land house and outhuildlnss On good
condition. situate on The road from Sum.
mftt Bfddge 10 Chesapeake City. One ol
the best producing farms In Now Caste
county.
No. 3. "Hm Top" magnificent cruntry
place. IN Red Zion hundred - acres 81
land. Very desirable noght orho'd
splendid view OF the Delaware river. On'
OF ,he most beautiful country residence.
IN the nfighborhood OF Wilmington. Con
Veni MT 10 trolley and steam ears
ANDREW u. SANrORN.
n7-5teod Executor OF Levi G. Bird.
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SHERlFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
writ of Vendit'oni ENronas. TO me di-
rectcd VIII be exposed to public sale. at
the COnrt House on Market street. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh trcCts, I'm the
citv Of Wilmington. New Castle county.
State Of Delaware
ON SATURDAY,
THE 22d DAY or NOVEMBER. 1902,
At 10 o'clock, a. m,
ihs following described real estate. viz;
All that certain lot, piece or plrcel "A
land. SITUATE in the Cdtv OF WI mington
New Caste county and State Of Della
ware, founded and described as foliows
to wit.
Beginning al a point az the istance o.
O. feet nOrthery frJ m The northerly siC'
or -Four seenth street (measurtd az rgh
angles theretO) and az the dstance Of lt
feet caSterly from the foStefly side q
King street (measured ut right fnr.t
therltO) sa poini bed & also q stant Z
feet westerly from The We teily side C
French street. and being n corner 70
lands Of the Wiln ngton Saw ngs Fur
Soci tv formerly Of VIII m Ht nry He
tor: thenca easterly by linz OF said lar
and parallel with Fourte nth rect
feet TO another corner FOR said land
thence nCrtherlv parallel vi n XII
street 10 feet 70 a corner thence WeEter
parallel with Fourtefn nth street l6 feet I
another corner; thence sou herly rarall
with King street 10 fest TO the pace of b
ginning.
se'zed rnl taken m exscu ION as n
prope ty WI mer J. y hfcn. ad Mn
traitor OF William Henry Hector. d
ceased. and to be sold by
SAMUEL. A. Mcdaniel. Sheriff
Sherirs en'ce Wilmington, Delawar'
november T. AsN. ~ o
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EOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Six.
eight. ten and twelve room hou 81 s
by N. II. Culbert IA East Fourth street
or 1903 West Ninth street. o2l-lm
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

look wanted. white or colored wages
fair. 7O51s West Second street n1S-St
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quarter.
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ROOMS FOR RENT WITH BOARD

LARGE furnished front room, and one
rear, With or without board. &c King
street nif-1m-eod,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-11-14
See the new Crescent bicycle.

See the new Crescent bicycle. r
King agent. tt
L. A. Thompson, special agent
of the United States Postoffice
Department, visited Granada,
Amity and Holly during the week.
making an investigation of the
proposed new rural routes. he
returned to Denver Wednesday
without deciding upon any Of the
routes. Consequently the exami-
nstfon of applicants for carriers is
postponed.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-11-14
Millinery.

Remember the Special Sale Of gen
eral Millinery on Saturday and Non.
day. Street hats st cost.
Miss J. \. B.ows.
Come in and ~ us if you have
any hay or grain to cell, or it yoc
want to buy hay or feed. We will
treat ysu right. .-E. J. Atkin + %.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-11-14
Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
DR.. E. NJ. Sherman: office in Dawley
block.
G. 81. Adams transacted bust.
ness in Lamar Monday.
s. F. White run us clear of the
first page of the Chieftsin this
week.
Miss Maggie Boggs, of Coolidge,
visited her sister Mrs. n, P. Horst
Saturday.
Mrs. Theo. Baxter and children
visited her folks in Holly Saturday
and Sunday.
j. n. Shirley and family, Of
Coolidge, visited Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Baker Sunday.
See McMurtry s. Baird for heavy
work teams, broken and unbroken.
Rev. Thomas and daughter, OF
Coolidge, visited Mr.. aud Mrs.
VIM. Simpson Monday.
Shares in the AmAy Beet Dump for
sale by Thomas Holland, Amity, Colo
Services in the Presbyterian
church November 18th at II a. m.
Subject: "The Man of Faith
Heb. 11:l.
Prof. Momyer and Miss Lucy
Novels, of the Holly schools, at
tended the Teachers' association at
Lamar Saturday.
W. 9. Gould . president of the
Bank of Holly csne down from.
Lamar Saturdaysfternoon, return
ing home Sunday morning.
During his tlip here last week,
Jos. Hebert, the hustling land
agent of Newton, Kansas, sold
over 5000 worth OF real estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Medlin, who
recently moved into the nine-room
residence of d. N. Bush, have ar
ranged to take a limited nnmher
Of boarders.
A few thoroughbred and half blood
Jersey milch cowkfo sale. Apply At
the Chieftsin once. s
Frank Crowley spent Saturday
in Holly, settling up some busi-
ness matters. He will soon take
charge of his new position as or
chardist at Olney.
Jim Baird drove to Lamar Sun.
day. He spent most of the week
in the west end Of the county try.
ing to secure another carload Of
horses to ship to Missouri.
E. W. Tuttle and S. Harden
drove to Baca county last week to
purchase herd Of COWS, which
they will place on full feed of So.
gar beets and kafir corn in the
Amityvilie country. "
Thomas Bond is planning al
big masquerade ball and oyster
supper for Holly on Christmas
Eve. Tom knows how TO get up
an affair of that kind, and there
! il NO doubt Of its Being sucesslful. ]
The Holly chieftain., 1902-11-14

We have few state and United
States maps for sale. State nats
S1.50. others e1.OO each.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-11-14
THE HOLLY CnIEFTAM

Aaveet1staa Rates.
One inch single col. display, per month. SOC
double col, :. al,Oo
Local reading notices per line, each insertion, &c
Reduced rates will be made on display s.ads'
to extensive advertisers.
All advertisements will be run until ordered
out unless inserted for = stated time.
Display .ads" changed monthly, II desired.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
All kinds Of Job printing neatly done. Cali
and get our estimates.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
North Star Items.

Mr. aud Mrs. All Buerge left Friday
morning for their new homo at Musko.
zee l. T.
Quite number Of the young people Of
this neighborhood attended the com
mcncemsnt exercises at Jasper Friday
night.
Allan Buerge is able to be up again
after seige of the measles.
II. A. Vincent and family spent Sun
day afternoon with ID. Vincent,
Dan Buerge and family spent Sunday
afternoon with G. Buerges,
Dan Buorge was a Carthage visitor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seidner visited
with Dan Buergs's Monday afternoon.
G. 8. swihArt sheared sheep for J. l.
Duergs the first OF the week. One Of
the sheep had fleece that weighed Rt
teen pounds.
Mrs. Amanda Soidner is still very
poorly.
Harve Buorge worked for ]. I. BuerEe
Tuesday and Wednesday.
les or am supper at the Zion Church
next Wednesday night. All are invited.
We want your butter and
eggs and always pay the
highest price.
r. l. Roberts & Son.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Sheridan item.

a Mrs. J. c. Miller and daughter visited
ksnny Millsr's last Friday.
! Some Of our young folks went fishing
on Dry Fork last Thursday and report
. good time.
Charlie Umrhlets visited at wilbsr's
last Sunday.
Homer Wampler sHttended the clos.
ing exercises OF the Jasper School last
Friday.
\ Ed. VIM Harvey preached near Avilla
Sunday morning. rs.,.,
Miss Stella Shaw who has besn very
ip for tho past several weeks 10 slowly
improving.
Miss Charity Brown: :of Carthage ID
visiting her brother J. 8. Brown.
Misses Minnie Fleet and Grace Wam-
pier spent TuesdAy aftraoon with
Stella Shaw.
viii Streckers children are recovering
from m Attact OF the msassls.
Misses Anna and Grace wsmpler visi.
ted their uncle, 4. d. LeAyell AnC
family near Golden City Wednesday.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
nsd College rs-..

School closed at Mt. Carmel Friday
evening. May End with exercises and pie
supper. Good time was reported.
William Estis of Dry Fork was visit
Ing his sister Mrs. l., p. Drown Sstur-
day and Sunday.
A few Of our nSIghbors made business
trip 70 Lamar Saturday.
A pie suppsr will bssiVsn st KsDoma
Friday night.
Farmers arc rejoicing for our fine rains
Crops arc looking fine.
Leonard Drown was trying his new
buggy Sunday.
Mr.. J. Z. Kings little son is on the
sick list.
Our school will close In two weeks
with fsu exercises in the afternoon.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08

III. Farmers are almost through
planting their corn and the most Of it Is
on. The late rains make crops look
more prOmiseing than they have been
for several years.
DIR. Hull came up from Carthage,
Saturday evening accompanied BY his
brother e. Hull from Iowa, who was
here On short visit.
Mr.. Joe Gather uas UP through this
country Tuesday 10 learn something
more about the turtle that wrnt down
the stream Just before the rain which
was thought . sure indication Of dry
weather.
Mr.. Coipsr has had bis dwelling house
moved 70 the East, aDd will add good
mAny repairs which will make great
improvement in their residence. "por"
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
TEMPERANCE COLUMN:
Conducted By tn. W. .. r. U.

The department Of mercy will be
taken up at the Friday meeting Mrs.
Ferguson opening the discussion.
The work is progressing everywhere
but the Liquor Dealers have closed ths
mouth Of the press. believe in silence but
the temperance and reform forces are ut
work all the same. A great many chur.
chos now announce the W. G. T. U.
meetings with other church meetings.
The W. G. 7. U. initials cannot be used
for advertising purposes in any way and
an effort Is being made 10 presons Who
don't belong from wearing the white
ribbon.
From "Mida's Uriterion,"s o leading
liquor organ, says: "Ths bottom has
dropped out Of the liquor business 10
Bridgeton, N. J. and the fifteen saloon.
keepers who are paying = 1900 license
fec are much discouraged "
That Is mot the only place the bottom
has dropped for the foundation Of the
business Is the "bottomless pit"
Another clipping: Twenty Rochester
N. Y. druggists have been fined s9OC
each for selling liquors contrary to law.
Rochester Is not the only place that
fines druggists and We know al
fnss are not published. soms papers
are so filled With whiskey Sas. that
there is no room for any further dlae Is
sion Of the business.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08

Corn planting Is nearly cons In ths
part Of the country. - /,
Farmers are having good stand Of
corn.
Oats and grass ara needing rain.
Wheat is showing up very fins aud
pronises doe yield, ...
Mr.. snd Mrs. Johnston are able 10 be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drown are able to be
around again they paid Lindsy Drown
and wife visit yesterday.
Mr.. Malone Was over along shady lane
last week takiug . general view Of the
plAce ~ resort he thinks tho place
could In excellsat for driving pur.
poses the scenery is % grand aud the
frAngrance OF ths flowers are charming
indeed. Shady laAs Is destined 70 Do
ono OF the favorable driving resorts Of
the Couutry.
Mr.. LsnArd Drown has purchased .
new buggy from MIR. CozAtt % Jasper
and will Try IL on the Lane, DIxx.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
At HASTINGS
Just From the Biss Grass Rsrioa Of
ksntucly. u

We take pleasure 10 infoImi ths
public that We have Just rocelyod q fine
Kentucky Jack, 1874 hands high, weight
about 1000 pounds, hns head and ears,
extra long bone, has eysEy point Of q
good breeder. Dewey and Gov. Wise
are too we'll known 10 need any descrip.
tion, only that they have proven than.
selves to be sure foAl gettsss And sxtTA
good breeders. 7
The imported Shire stallion Prince will
also be found At our barn. Princs sands
111s hands high, weight 1850 pounds,
dark bay without marks, fne style and
actien, good eye, back snd coupling,
which Ar. some OF the most important
points 70 look Ut - . sire. He 10 uni
foTmly bay foal gettsr. We have some
d his colts ~ our bAFn that will show
his brosding qualities. We believe We
have ~ good \ draft horsa As can bo
found In this country, ct least We will
show hcrse or cults regardless Of hrasd
10 draft line OF blood,
Tsuns.--PTincs viii serve ct 0lo 20 In.
sure liviog colt colt. Jay HAWker viii
serve At same prios a. Prince. Dewey
Hill save at el3 70 insure living colt.
Got. Wiss viii serve % q 10 insure liv-
ing oolt -MeBey due when mares are
known 20 Be n ioak ssld, traded or re-
moved fFom county, Uolts will b. heId
Tor inssrAncs money. Care will be tax
sn 10 pfesent aocidsnts, but will no, hs
rsspoAslbls should sny occur.
MILLER BROS. Owners.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Dewey sparkIIngs.

The Dewey neighborhood yas nevor
shocked before as 1t was in the sad
death Of Harry Johnston. He left in
such good spirits and won't around and
bid every Que good by. and Harry had
many friends ~ say adieu to. When he
went 70 Mr.. Campbell to say farewell
he found them in the midst OF plpsring.
He went 10 work and helped until the
last minute and laughing said he le
his thumb mark on the paper to remem.
ber him by. Harry was always useful
In the literary aud Sunday school work
and will be greatly missed. His many
friends exteud sympathy TO the parents.
Mr.. wilber Miller. Alvin Woods, Miss
Toi Herdman aud Myrtle Reid spent the
evening Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews. Mr.. Miller brought his
photograph along and was quite success
fal 10 takiLg piano record and duet
by Misses Ilerdman and Reid with piano
accompaniment.
Ahu boboabh othoOt ~ thu DNWty u
sadly in need Of some OF the older chris
tisns to como out and help, and We hope
next Sunday to sec things In running
order.
Miss Lilly Bender and sister made
some calls Sunday 10 the neighborhood
and took dinner with Mrs. Matthews.
James Bouldin has been selling hay
for Mr.. Gaddis at Alba.
Rev. Junkin and daughter dined with
Mrs. Matthews Tuesday.
Harry Pringle is spending the week Al
Alba.
Mr.. Owens IL taking the school euum
GRAFTON,
Mrs. Mart Raplogls visited Mrs. DaI
Replogle Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaddis dined with thsil
nephew Sunday.
Mr.. Bo. Jones' has returned to Joplin
Miss MAblS Jones is visiting in Bartol
Co.
Mise Emma Woods Is staying with
Mrs. Estsy In Jasper during her illness.
Mr.. Brown and family we're in the
ueighborhood Monday.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Cedarbiuff Items.

Mrs. Eli Buxton spent one aiternobh'
last week with Mrs, Msrsman.
Rev. John Thomas who was sent to
the insane asylum last winter has re
turned. He has Improved some physi.
cally but not much mentally.
Miss Elva aud Hazel Muligan are
visiting their Grandmother Rickusr at
this place.
Miss Nellie Wilson OF Preston has
bsen visiting her aunt Mrs. Collier Tor
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Coffeit and
daughter Bsss spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Buxton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland visiting their
daughter in Neck City.
Miss Myrtle Collier spont Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. ~ this
place.
Jack Milton losts fine mulelsst Sum
day. II died from the lockjsw.
Harley Rogers Of Dade county has
been visiting friends in this nsighbof
hood. ."
Mrs. Eli Buxton and son Grant drovs
to Neck City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles CofIeit usp-nl
Monday with Mrs. Jesse Moody in Neck
City.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Dub,Ia I,sms.

Walter Woods Of Neck City visited
his Uncle and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
lao last week.
These recent hard rains will cut the
strawberry orOp short BY knocking tbs
blooms Cd.
Uncle John Curry is rsplAnting his
corn.
GsorTs MOslaA is bulldog him = boat.
We wonder n he h going down the
rivsE
Mrs. Hyder g able 10 cit up and sx-
poets 70 return 70 her home In Dublin
In isv days.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Salt SaIt'i

Just received a carload Of
Salt. You can get it in eth
or barrels .or lsacks at r. L.
Roberts a Son.
The best place in the coun-
ty to buy American Hog
Fence is at Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Opinions Of Well Known fnancers Bankers and Economists

The new features of your company
and the success aud standing of those
connected with Tho National Life and
Trust Company, NOTABLY among whom
is sx.Gov. Shaw Of Iowa, lately made one
Presidents cabinet ss Secretary Of the
Treasury, have induced me TO take come
time to Investigate tho plan aud stand
ing of the company, The plan is:vsry
attractive Ito those wishing to invest,
and the company seems good beyond
question. d. II. GOUCHER.
President Carthage Nat. Bank.
One OF the safest, apd from the terms
Ct its contract one Of the most profitable
invsstments ever offered to the public.
W.. H. ELLETT,
Pres. Peoples SaV. Bank, Chillicoths.
Safe as = government bond.
EDW. SCHOFIELD,
Governor OF Wisconsin.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Poultry Wanted.

am now able 10 get around and buy
poultry At my old stand. Win pay the
highest market price In cash Bring on
your POaltry. s..ALLEs wnIrHsRL
. The Poultry Mas.
You will find the finest
line Of Summer dress goods
at our store ever brought to
Jasper. ]. d. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08
Renters,

Call and investigate the plan
OF the Home Co-opePative
Co. G. N. BUTTs.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08

IfyOu want to bu, q new
buggy worth the money, call
on Webb Drug & Hdw, Co.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08

Rate on 1000 pounds OF
crushed roSk salt Ut y. * b.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08

The funds OF the Company can be in
vested under the provisions Of the con.
stitution only In farm loans. This pro-
vision was inserted at my solicitation,
and propose to see that these loans are
safely placed. LESLIE NJ. SHAW,
Secretary U. s. Treasury.
After carefully investigating the plan
Of Tho National Life and Trust Co., l
am thoroughly convinced Of its absolute
security. have bond for several
shares, and commend lthe plan to all
who are looking for safe Investment.
J. II. SPENCER,
Cashier Miners BAAk.
After thorough and exhaustive in
vcstigation into the safety OF your ten
year endowment bonds, have made Hp-
Ilication for a 5000 bond and recon-
mend the same 10 my friends.
j. II. CRAGIN,
Cashier lst Nat. Bank, Joplin.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-08

These endowment bonds In ten years
Approved equivalent every mans deposited
with the Auditor Of state of Iowa.
Protective insurance mnimized to the lowest possible point
Endowment is maxmzod to the highest possible point.
Every bond has u cash and loan value.
Every bond its cash value all time bank with
the company itself.
Every bond from taxation and free from execution
Every bond is safe q government bond.
to live to win. You don't have TO die to beat it,
The safest and most remuneative method Of savings and invest
ment presented to the..people. s,,
Its marvellous growth amply iustiAes this statement
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-25

JUN oor tuOlI, VI LAc L ldLchu COu1tty
is in the city.
Mrs. 4. T. Fisher, who has been very
ill with pneumonia, is improving.
Ground is being cleared at the corner
OF Second and Grand for a tennis court.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sullivan eater
tanned a number OF friends at dinner
last evening
Mrs. Charles II. Arthur leaves this
evening for Denver where she will visit
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carr left this morn.
ing for visit to the formers sister, Mrs.
G gorge Pelcher at Leadville.
William Thatcher, night foreman Of
the d. & r. g. shops in this city, is lay
ing off on account OF illness.
Alexander's band will discourse sever
al selections on the street this evening
at 7:3O and at the opera house.
The working, force OF the Colorado
Telephone Company went to Hannah
creek this morning to do some work on
the line in that vicinity
Mrs. Sanderson, wife OF Rev. II. San
derson, pastor OF the Methodist church,
was quite seriously Ill yesterday. but is
reported better this morning.
Before purchasing two piece crank
hanger bicycle, examine the Fowler high
grade bicy cles at A. g. Fletcher's Supply
and Repair shop, 249 Main street.
The Enoch Arden Company will play
at the Park opera house tonight. The
company is highly recommended and
will be treat to all lovers OF music.
F. A. franklin, the we'll known repre-
sentative of the Peters Paper Company
OF Denver. left for trip through the
narrow gauge country this morning.
write fire and life insurance, collect
rents and attend to general conveyancy.
Land proofs can be taken before me as
U. S. Commissioner Jos. P. Sueney.
Enoch Arden Company, under auspi-
ces OF Alexander's Union band, at the
Park opera house, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 18th Admission, SOC, Toe aud 81
Mrs. s. q. McMullin entertained a
nun Der OF ladies yesterday afternoon at
cards. in honor OF Mrs. Sprg9 Schackle-
ford. Mrs. II. II. Bull was the fortu-
nate winner Of the favor.
Mre. Sprigg Schackleford left for her
home in Gunnison this morning after
spending several days IN this city with
Mrs. Orson Adams jr. During her stay
in this city Mrs. Shackleford was enter
tanned quite extensively. n
The international Sunday School cot
ventiop is to be held in Denver some.
tune in June. Some OF the managers
are now on the Pacific coast and will
stop off on their way back and the Sun
day school workers Of this city are max
ing with 1000 children to sing. The
committee will give timely notice OF the
gathering. II it should bs good weather
1t s expected the meeting will be IN the
park.
The meeting OF old friends is apt to
cause one to forget everything save the
good feeling that exists and under those
circumstances man will often do things
which otherwise he would shun. 1t was
such a meeting, together with several
glasses OF the good-fellowship beverage,
which proved the undoing OF one John
Osborn, Ct this city, yesterday. Having
bad heart and too much booze, the
case was not long In developing into the
jim jams DR.. Taylor was called and
soon had the fellow resting quito com.
fortably, He was placed 10 the city
Jail for the night, as no ono knew him
nor whore be lived. Tho man has a
family residing in this city.