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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18
personal MENTION.

The Rev. F. w Hawiey and family
who have been visiting with the Rev.
Miles for the past few days. returned
tc Oklahoma City today.
Chas. Quinby returned from still
water today.
W. H. Coyle came in on the f. o.
this morning
U. c. Guss returned from Quay this
rorning He reports his latest metro
rolls booming.
Miss Lola weidenheimer went te
Orlando this morning.
Warren HALEY returned yesterday
TO Oklahoma City after a few days
visit in Guthrie.
Doit Tingle is visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. Nettie Cravens of New York,
is in the city visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd. 700 y.
Broad
Misses Maud Elliott and Hattie Ty-
ler returned last evening from Chick
asha. accompanied by Mrs. Harry FL
lott and baby, who will remain here
several weeks.
Freeman Miller came over from
saltwater this morning
Doc Ripehart is here from Evans
Vile today.
Gene Blaise, court stenographer for
Judge B. T. Hainer, is in the city
County Attorney L. G. Pitman Of
Tecumseh returned home last night.
District Clerk Jay Pickard of the
Fourth judicial district, is here from
Perry.
A. M. Baldauf from Iowa, has been
here looking for location for a cloth
ing store. 1t is rumored that he rent
ell the Bamford building.
Ex-Private Secretary Fred wenner
and his brother, Prof. F. w. wenner,
are in town today Prof wenner is
talking of leaving Oslo and locating
himself in some of Oklahoma schools.
supt L. W. Baxter returned today
from territorial trip.
Sheriff Christman of Pawnee coun-
ty. passed through the city today
DR.. 2. e. Beemblossom. territorial
secretary of the Live Stock Sanitary
commission. left today for Stroud on
business. Walter Ferguson is keep
ing shop for him during his absence.
The Rev Turner of Glencoe, is in
the city today
Judge Keaton is in town from okla
homa City. attending supreme court.
Adam Traband went 20 Oklahoma
City this morning.
Jack Turney went to Oklahoma City
this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18
Ice Cream Social.

The ladies' of the M. e. Church,
South, win give an ice cream social
next Friday evening, July 18th, on the
lawn at Mrs. Olsmith's residence at
424 Perkins avenue. Cream and sher-
bet and cake will be served. They
will make a speciality of their deliti-
Gus peach cream. Come and have a
good time. Parties out driving are
cordially invited to stop and be serv-
ed in their vehicles If they do not
care to get out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18
Minnesota Excursion.

Commencing in July, the Rock Island
will sell homeseekers excursion tick
cts to Minnesota points, date Of sale,
July, August and September; fare,
one fare plus two dollars for the round
trip, final return limit October 81. For
further information call on or write
e w. Thompon, G. P. A., Topeka, or
your local agent.
j. w. Williams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18
"uP TO pATE.p

To the farmer. mechanic. railroad
men and citizens generally: When
you have a few leisure moments to
spare, visit the up to Date" bar in
the new brick at No, $40 West oklaho.
ma avenue, one door west Of the new
city hall. where you will meet the old
reliable beer man, Henry Linn, pro-
prietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18
Nc have moi reRehed dc gO per |

We have not reached the 30 per
cent mark yet but we are pushing IL
mighty hard on account of our ridic-
ulously low prices on our vehicles and
stiIl we nave more to show you of the
very latest designs and the best
quality at the lowest prices offered
yet e. L, Hirsehi, Ill and 11S West
Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

The ladies of the NJ. e. Church,
South, will give an ice cream social on
the lawn at the residence Of Mrs.
olsmith, 424 Perkins avenue, next Fri
day evening Cream, sherbet and
cake win be served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

The summer theatre which was to
be added to Guthries pleasure list, Is
mon est" The company has disband-
ed. owing TO injuries received by sew
eral members in the fallx a grand
stand at TT. Smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

The Federation OF Woman's clubs
has extended the right OF honorary
membership TO the men who make
Rocky Mountain Tea. women's
greatest benefactor
ask your Druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

Money to loan on city property
either private or company money
lowest terms. j. b. Green.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

Bookwork, JOB printing, legal blanks,
notarial outfits can be found at the
Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18
LOCAL MENTION.

stock certificates. bonds and all kind
Of blank work, engraved and printed
at The Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

Ice cream and cake served by the
ladies of the Christian church tonight
al Mrs. Frank Hewitts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

WANTED-A good. reliable cook at
s1s East Cleveland; references re-
Quired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

The steam shovel is almost through
cutting the dust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

sherbet and cake served tonight at
the Christian church social.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-08-06
.Allmdnna nyheter.

Rika kolgrufvor. Vardet af ALA ba-
de harda och losa kol, som flor bro
tos ur landets kolgrufvor, uppgick till
$348,763,ooo. - Z.
Varmt Kansas. Heta vindar
astadkom sondags betydlig skada pa
grodan sydvestra Kansas. / Wei
lington steg temperaturen till los gra-
der. -. .5=-s:.r~
Landets tidningspress. Enligt CEN
susbyrans uppgifter utgafvos ar 1900
ej rnindre an I5,3o5 tidningar och It'd
skrifter har landet. Det i denna in
dustri nedlagda kapitalet uppgick
namda ar till $Io2,443,7o8.
Stor brist pa officerare raider for
narvarande vid .Forenta Staternas
krigsflotta. Marinn1inister Moody an
ser derfor, att Diet ar bast att installa
byggandet af krigsfartyg, derest icke
antalet officerare kan okas.
En- stor cigarrtrust har bildats der
igenom, att American Cigar Co. upp-
kopt United Manufacturing Co., dess
svaraste konkurreIlt, for $Io,ooo, 900.
Dets sistnamda bolaget, som nyligen
organiserades med EFT kapital af ST.
900 900, gjorde harigenom en- liten
matt yinst pa $4,000, 900.
Stort kop af holland. A. G. Schnei-
der fran New York uppkopte j fora
veckan $4,000 acres holland Montgo-
merry och Macoupin cos, Ill, for en-
summa af $I,5oo,ooo for EFT bolag
ostern. Det tros, att Burlington jern-
vagsbolaget star bakom delta foretag,
och att ytterligare $1,000 acres kom-
ma att uppkopas. \.
Den nya uniformen. Den bla sol
datunifo formen kommer att utbytas mot
en-, som ar gragron. Orsakel harti1l
ar att den gragrona fargen ar sva-
rast att urskilja pa langre afstand.
Det ar alltsa en- lifsfraga for soldaten,
och da IA nog sn1ak och tycke gifva
med sig. Den gamla uniformen kom-
mer dock att tills vidare behallas som
paraduniform. No.
Iowas republikanska statskonvent.
IoWas republikaner hollo sitt stats
Ekonver1t onsdags och noninerade
foljande kandidater: till statssekrete-
rare w. B. Martin fran Adair county:
It'll auditor B. F.. Carroll fran Davis
county; till statskass Or Gilbert Gil
Ibertson fran Winnebago county; till
domare j hogsta domstolen Scott M.
Ladd fran @ 'Brien county och Char
les AZ Bishop fran Polk county. Kon-
Iventet rekommenderade att andringar
goras tu1ltariffen, da sadana finnas
lvara af behofvet pakallade.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-08-06

samhalIen. ALT for ofta har det ock
handt, att vi som hogljudt skria ON,
att vi kunna producera ungefar ALT
vi behofva, dock nodgats nedgifya,
att vi icke kunna frambringa ems en-
halffortorkad attelagg af EFT tredje
klassens utdoende adelshus och att
vara unga, rika, karlekstranande, upp-
latstrafyande ungmor hafva tvingats
| att soka slika for dem oundgangligt
nodvandiga produkter j frammande
land. Lager man sa dertill hela fol-
kets orc och angslan och langtan och
trangtan och trinad och hjertklapp-
ming vid tanken pa ALT det farliga,
som man kunde ha, men inte har; som
man kunde "a, men inte far; som man
kunde bli, men inte blir. sa inses Diet
latt, hvilka forfarligheter delta kan le-
da till framtiden. Den sanna foster
landsvannen bafvar vid tanken der
uppa.
Afven da sdet lyckas, sasom vi sist
namde, att smugla in nagot af det go
da, sa biir det ju ingen riktig Valsig-
nelse med det Hyar och en-, som bar
en- ordensstjerna eller dyiikt, maste
rent af kama sig som en- lagbrytare
och landsforradare, och det ar ju rys-
ligt trakigt. Jag vet knappast nagon-
ting forargligare an att icke kunna
bruka sdet CODA, man har, med godt
samvete. Self flick jag for flera ar
sedan va sa or d EN- af DIR Frem-
ling, da han bodde Vasa. Men jag
har icke visat orden for en- enda mem
niska, icke ems for dr. Fremling, ty jag
ar sa obarmhertigt och Authoritarian
de patriotisk, att jag icke ems will gif-
va sken af att pa aflagsnaste hall haf-
va hyst EN- tillstymmelse till en- tanke
att villa ofvertrada det minsta bud el-
Ter forordning. Men sa har orden ej
heller gifvit mig nagon. vidare hug
| mad. Derfor sager jag, pa grund af
bade egen och andras erfarenhet, att
det ar nagot pa tok och att en- stor
fara hotar; men jag tillagger ock: det
som ar pa tok maste rattas och faran
maste afvandas. ia, det maste den.
Men jag tror bestamdt jag far della
denna afhandling ire kapitel. Vadret
ar sa varmt och tryckande dag. Det
blir visst ovader igen. Jag maste ut
till arbetet. +
Z. .-
P. S. Redaktorn bryr sig naturligt-
wis icke ON smasaker. Det kan man
heller icke yanta, att han skall.. Eft
"icke" ar en- smasak. Det betyder
dock icke sa litet ibland. T. ex. "att
lvara stornnan IA fritt emottaga ord
mar ss.stv.s skiljer sig befydligt ifria
Eaatt vara storman icke fritz o. S. v.
"Fragan" stallet for "faranY var icke
sa vilseledande.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
THEY CROSSED TOGETHER.
Husband and Wife Pass Death: Divide
Almost Hand in Hand.

David V Newport aged - years.
died at the Ladies home at { ~ yes.
tcrday afternoon says the Optic The
young man followed his wife to the
grave In a manner singularly coinci-
dent They died OF a similar aIiment
within two days of each other Death
claimed her Wednesday OF this week
at Usage city, Kan II was case
peculiarly sad and pitiahlo Each knew
the seriousness of the others condi-
tiOn and each was painfully conscious
of the cruel pitilcss miles that stretch
ed an unhridgahle chasm, between
them. Each knew the other TO bc dy-
ing yet neither could SO much as
smooth the pillow or Carcss the brow
as deaths night drew apaCe To lie
dying with the heart aflamo with hun
ger for sight of each other. to lie
dying with the spirit ycarnng. yet
helpless to give the least comfort 10
the other was enough t. snap the
slender silkon cord which bound them
to the earth. But the pain of each Is
,urcvor a. an end. The eyes of each
are forever closed on whatoS or of care
or sorrow life on this sorrowful star
held Tor them. They know the wonder
OF all that lies beyond the shadow. II
was given them to learn the new life
together to tread its new paths hand
In hand They were separated In their
Illness. They are reunited At Usage
city little stranger, Mabel, the only
child. looks out ON the world that can
never hold for her the sweetest of all
loves. the love of "A mother, cor the ten.
dcrost OF all guardiauships, the care OF
a father. I'm dying the father no doubt
wished above all that he might once
AGAIN see and fondlo ana boss this
babe. II was not 10 bee IN that way.
Hut as angels see $50 he sees her now
Ills brother in.laW started for Usage
city this afternoon with the remains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
ALGODONES S.
snecIal Corresponaonce.

Special Correspondence
AlgoGoncs y NJ March 3.-Thc
weather is fine. there being no snow or
rain
Everybody is preparing for spring
planting Wheat and peas have al
ready been planted in most cases and
preparations are being made for the
other crops,
The trees are beginning to bud out
and II this weather continues will be IN
bloom soon.
The school term closed here the last
Of February, which is too bad. as the
children were getting along fine with
their studies
Messrs Meyers and Edio passed
through here on their way 10 Bland
yesterday.
on March I all stock running loose
were put in a herd and will be hcrdod
from now ON for the season.
Miners who have come IN from the
mountains east of here say that their
prospects are looking fine and several
new finds have been made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
n SUCCESSFUL PAsroRArE.
Or. c. {. Lukens Again Elected Pastor
u the Presbyterian Church
OF Roswell

Or G. T.. LUkcus. who for several
years was stationed among the Indians
at ln.uua and who ia V,u known I'm
this city leaving iacuua tor Roswell
10 accept the paetoratc ol the PrcsDv.
terrain church of that town has again
been elected pastor 81 the same
church. The Roswell Register. iu It's
last "a nc. says.
Tho regular quarterly congregation
al meeting and social was held at tie
First PRESBYTERIAN church ON Monday
uirht "ul was we'll attend. Rev. a.
Mel. Gardiner was made moderator
of The mootiu- Tho principal matter
90 business 10 bee trarsaot,' was the
election of pastor tor the coming
year 10 dId not take long 10 attend go
That matter as Dr LuEcns who has so
abby hlIO3 the pulpit during the past
years MAS unanimously reelected at
salary az $1,000. At recent meeting
ul tho church session and the board
of trustees. 4 was decided 10 make the
church supporting and make no
application TO the board of home mis-.
-ions for aid. the amount received
from that board last year being Sluu.
This action was ratified rs the mem
hcrs ni the church and CONGREGATION i'm
the vote to pay Or lukcus "A salary of
g. POO a.. to bee raised here at home.
The social which followed the meeting
wac held TO- the purpose of welcoming
the new momhcrs who had been a.
mlttcd since the last communion pre-
ccding the enc held last Sunday. at
which time nineteen new members
were admitted I'm all hty-fyc new
members have been admitted TO the
church roll during the past year. Or
ulcns came in after the adjournment
Of the business meeting and received
warm welcome from all
This church has a handsome. nicely
furnished house of worship is incrcas-
ing IN members and influence for good
ana does not owe dollar 7 he record
OF the past year is one of which pr
l.ukous and the members are justly
proud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
DYNAMITE CAPS Explode.
"Frenchy" the Dynamite Expert,
Fright ully Injured on the Ros-
we'll Sewer Work

Jim Smith. the big hrawuy fellow
who rs In the employ of Matt 4 Rob.
Crts. the sewer contractors. lies az his
boarding place ON prcos avenue. back
of Joyce, Pruit a co IS store. suffering
from severe injuries caused 10y an un-
accountable accident which happened
TO him last Friday afternoon about 3
O'Clock. Io does all the blasting ON
the sewer work and had something
like seventy five dynamite caps ia his
vest pocket while ne was M work
in the trench, the caps, In som, mys-
FERROUS way exploded. The left side
uf his vest aud his nat rim were torn
10 shrcds. his side bruised. burned and
torn and the left side of his face and
head terribly lacoratcd. Several of tho
caps penetrated his left arm and he
was otherwise injured. The shock was
terrific and IL seems difficult to under
stand why he was not instantly killed.
lie lis a man of most powerful build,
which probably explains the secret of
his surviving the accident which would
without doubt have killed man of
less powerful physique. pr Kinsinger
was called aud took him 10 his board
ing place In his buggy All the m t'al
from the caps and fragments OF cloth
ing were carefully omoved from the
wounds and the latter dressed. Miss
Ward, a skilled nurse. has been taking
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
Jim BIain Aaain.

Recently the |anco Nuoro. of chi
huahua, Mexico. wired Cashier Wtuao
of the Iowdou National bank at I'll
paso, If the check of W. ". Cox was
good for $3.50. Mr. Wiugo wired back.
Yes. II genuine The Mexico bank
cashed the check and forwarded IL tu
ri paso. II was returned counter
signed, signature not genuine. iurg
ed, and the Bauco Miuero is out $3.50
Mexican The hank claims that the
party who cashcd the check identified
himself. as they thought absolutely
II Is thought that Jim Blain. who
last year worked Mr., Cox ana some
of our citizens for several hundred doll
lars, and later attempted jo forge Mr.
CoX's name 80 chccl, I'm oklahoma,
is the guilty one i'm this case Rio
Grando Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
SMOKER" ENTERTAINMENT.
The Visiting Pennsylvania Capitalist
viii Pe Here Friday.

Tho visiting officers OF the Santa Fc
Central and Albuquerque Eastern
roads. will be- entertained az a smoker
at the Commercial club ON Friday eve.
ning II was expected 10 banquet them
but word was received from President
Andrews stating that General Tor
renee. Senator Kennedy and liouten-
ant Governor Lyon will have TO leave
on the limited Friday night The di.
roctors Of the club have decided to
entertain with "A smoker from : to II
Friday night. All business men OF the
city, whether members Of the club or
not. are invited to he present The
guests Of the club viii be Gen. Francis
J. Terrence. Senator Arthur Kennedy.
Lieutenant Governor Walter Lyon
President w H. Andrews, Vice Prcsi
dent " $. Hopewcll. II. V. McChanco
chief Engineer \. G. Kennedy and W
A. Bayer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
Government Positions.

The United States civil service com.
mission announces hat on March 49,
1902. an examination will be held for
positions OF architectural craftsmen
Philippine service; ON March ~ for
the position of messenger boy: on
March -. PC and 27, Tor the position Of
deck officer, in the coast ami gcodetiC
survey, on April . for the position OF
physiological clerk in the department
Of agriculture; on April and 3, for the
position Of local and assistant inspoc
tor of hulls in the steamboat inspector
service. and some time during the
spring of 1902 FOR the position Of com.
positor in the government printing Of
flee. which includes legal residents of
the states and territories Of Arizona
Mississippi New Mexico. North Caro-
lima, Oregon South Carolina, Texas.
Wisconsin and Wyoming Persons who
desire to compete should at once Apply
10 the United States civil service com
mission. Washington H. C.. for "A copy
of the manual Of examinations and for
application forms.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
SIlVE CITY.
Death From Consumption--Rura Mail
Deiivery--District Court.

special Correspondence.
silver city. y NJ. Feb 2S-Thc
death Of Mrs. Thomas l. Lowe, wife Of
the coal merchant and also employed
In the silver city Nntiunal bank occur
red nj her home in this city " lung
trouble last Tuesday afternoon. The
remains were shipped back east TO her
former homo in Alliance. Ohio. The
deceased came to this city with her
husband about three years ago from
Ohio with the hope OF curing the dread.
ed disease. but of no avail
Tho Grant County Telephone com.
panv now has about 10 subscribers 10
telephones In this city and surround.
inE mining camps and are doing a fine
business
Tho FIRST rural mail delivery 10 bc
established I'm this part Of New Mexico
has been granted by tho government
In the Lower CHA country II was so.
cured through the efforts Of Delegate
- ;. Rudov and while IL is not yet in
force things are being gotten i'm shape
To install the system i'm that section
Report from tho Nugu Ion mining
district speak very promising Of the
oNtcnsiyc operations ON a number ~
the famous mines IN that section. The
Silver Bar Mining company are now
working q la.Cu force of m ncrs on the
tUuuuy mine and have seventy ton
capacity cunocntratur running ON tho
orc taken from their mine ana h i-
said that this company Us making large
sums Of money out NJ the property II
is owned by Colorado mining mon.
number Of out of town attorneys
are arriving I'm the CITY 10 he I'm attend.
auco 40 the opou'ng of tho district
court I'm silver CITY next Monday morn
ing There are several important muir.
der cases Co AD tried among them be-.
Ing tho Childyr. case. for the murder
OF Thomas Helm. O prominent att1r
uDy Of this city last December.
Mrs Abe Abraham ana daughter
Ms e -Ic. aspect to leave iu few
laN. for % several months trim 90 Cali
r1ru.a for the benefit Of Mrs Abra
ham health which has been failing
very fast iu tho past few months
The high wind tine other day greatly
damaged tho base hc park hy blowing
down part NJ the fence Tn. base ha'
outhu. a-ts az. figuring ON rcpairue
me damage There is some talk OF
SiIy,r CITY having good ball team
th. year and it 's hoped that someone
viii take u In hand and have some
good games In Silver city this sum
mCr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
or SCHOOL INTEREST.
Resolution Asking Mayor to Cal, Elee.
ton for Bond Issue.

No meeting Of the school board was
held last night as no quorum was pres
ont
Superintendent Hickey said the
schools are ia good condition. but an
epidemic e colds has caused de.
crease Ia the attendance He also re-.
ported "a gift to the library from Mir
ana Mrs u w. : Ncgus of nftvfyc
volumes Of history. biography. fiction
and poetry.
Tho resolution adopted by the board
requesting III" mayor 10 submit the
question Of a school bond issue to the
people rocitOs The fact that the First.
Second Third and Fourth ward build
lngs must be- enlarged ana proper heat.
ing and -an'tary arrangements made
and estimates the cost ~ s35oo The
resolution then SAYS that bonds shall
be issued IN this amount for this pu--
pc said bonds 10 bear interest AZ "a
rat, not - exceed Ucr cent per an.
mum payable semi annually and 10 be
payable not loss thar twenty years
nor moro than twenty years from the
date of their issue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
DE MING

Special Correspondence
ncwjnE y NJ March albert
Boai. and wife LETT for sis weeks
trim 30 California last Thursday Mr.
Reals has been working pretty hard in
his rrOccry business for some time
past and now feels that his effort
deserve a rest
Tom Upton and bride returned from
their tour in California last week
and Tom saws There is nothing like II.
He advises all the Young fellows to get
married as soon as possible
Mark Miller. ~ ~ paso. Is IN Dem
Ing today on real estate business He
Is connected with tho Domlug Real
Estate and Improvement company
Tho special Coming edition Of The
Citizen on Saturday March ) viii give
YOU al the information about Dcming
Get your orders In for extra copies TO
send 10 your friends in other parts.
when YOU get a gnou thing let YOUR
friends know about II DO not keep il
90 vOursclf
The Bishoo road is contcmplat ne
an excursion TO Bishoo from Dcmlng.
and will make arrangements with
other roads that citizens ~ Albupucr.
que and other places may take adyan-
'ago ~ the chance. They will give
time To lay OF at Dcming and see the
town Don't miss this as YOU may lose
an opportunity ~ "A life time 10 invest
in prize lot
Mr. ThirloW. Of Boston. was here
Yesterday looking over the town Mr.
Thirlow Is a property owner here, and
although he intended 10 sell he now
thinks ne will hold on a while longer
and take a good profit on his old in
yCstmcnt
Mr. Bcrkoly. Of El Paso Is here 10.
day with regard 10 establishing an
agency for his pump. which won the
prize AZ the E Paso carnival He Is
also thinking Of purchasing some prop.
crty here
Cob =. r Smith has left for Chicago
and New York 10 close up some min.
ing deals. aud the sanitarium PROPOSE
tiun lately made by wealthy Chica-
Toans.