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Evening star., 1902-01-15

FOh RENT-Bf WESCUTT & WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave-
1892 7. .11r, b Gel mi. .S+0.5O OFFICE ROOMS
ll33 18th, lOr bel. miss so 4s24s6 La ave heated
2SlL-23l9 Ia aV, VI, .. rms IS. $40, SIP 80. Sc
Gel, MI 500 1881 10th office. heat Is OF
!S5S SSdSr Dcei mi.Soo0 4S6 La av basmt rs - sc
1902 2Sth Or b, ,cl. mi 80 so STORES
Sdd "a. Sro GEL ini5O5o 1890 Pa ,2r eel mS65 0C
yVo SEtn Srb Ss-3o 1902 Pa av. sto, Ar. .35 sc
!Vo9 . or o. NIL. eoo 1857 SO 32d, lge rm. IS OG
l4ZI 35th. VI, ID, NIL 050 Blacksmith shop, bet
oit 2Sd, fr,b, MI 2o.o9 13th&2oth l. & VI so 0f
1912 26th, Or mi. .tS.50 s36 24th 2rsto q Sc
922 22d. 7r,w.g ia. so 1918 NJ lr eel w Is ol
1889 JEFF, 81, eel ". z. 1906 STABLES
lOt4-66 30th Or Gel w13.SO 1912 G, 2s $f5 OC
FLATS. l14e 18th. ss,w fw. II 30
$50 10th, Ar, o. mi. 1850 18th. 18th, L. N, los
FURNISHED. and side lot. =. 800
lISS P.15r. stm ht$l1S.0O ls29-3l L, 5r w....7.OC
1915 10th, lar, 2b. $4,000
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR REV. NICE THREE ROOM FLATS. NV.
Jals-tf NJ A. HAILANGER. Bond bldg
FOR RENT-NEw FLAT. ROOMS; BATH;
good location ne; $50 per mo. f. $. COLLINS,
I05 18th st. NV. tnesr G). js15-St
FOR RENT-THE CHEAPEsT, BEST AND MOST
sentiy located down town: hrst noor large porch;
apii ss1,s, EARLY & HAMPTON. eiS i4th st n.w.
FOR RENT-MoDERN FLATS. 18TH AND EAST
pia to On Met r. Ri Sss F0G~s sad ss5s si0
FOR RENT-INsPECT TIE FINE. LARGE
housekeeping fats IL the Helena, Oregon or Ber-
wyn; 1928. 1927, 1929 14th St; prices most res
ja4-u Z. c. BAUMGRAs. 1910 G St
FOR RENT-IN THE ''LAFAYETTE." 1907 7TH
ST. NV; one of the best nats in the city for the
ter furnished to the bath and sinks from the cell
Open for Inspection Csii at once for further
Rs5tisqlars par, B. F. SAUL. 7th and SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-THE FoRTNEH 18TH @ SIS NV
Absolutely Ftreproof.
Three room non housekeeping apartments: hard
woTd polished floors tiled baths; all modern con-
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs. 2s5 ST. NV,
just completed: beautiful suites of s rooms and
is 10 s large Closets porch
, dei2tf WEAVER BROS. Iils F st. NV.
Fur RENT-APARTMENTs--
1927 st. NV, rooms and bath, LIST floor. $5o.0o
9Ol 18th St nv, rms. .,non-housekeeping. $50. 90
delif ni WEAVER isIR' sRos sas s.'h 1iid st,
FQR RENT-MODERN NEW APARTMENTS;
oea r0Sms and tiled bath; steam heat ane view;
On st. between soth and slst SITS. NV.
THE WASHINGTON FssS fesa GaaS * sxp TRUST CO..
de2-tf REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
FOR RENT."THE pRIsooII." isT AND B sTs
furnished apartments Of to rooms and bath,
with, with or without housekeeping facilities; every
facing L. S. Capitol grounds; excellent cafe; nl.
no7-f 7. A. MCKEE. Mgr.
FOR RENT : .'oLYMPIA" APARTMENTs, CO
lumbia Heights; thoroughly freproof; army and
navy headqusrters; Eve and seven rooms; all
noll-n OSCAR ". WHITE. 11I6 st.
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RENT-AN UNFURNIsnED HOUSEKEEPING
apartment Of rooms and bath to sublet In The
Portiand. Apply at THoS. j. FISHER & Co,
FOR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE OF THOSE
seennd I'M ssesn 9s st
Best and most convenient location I'm city. taI3t
FOR RENT-6-RooM APARTMENT on 9TH FLR
OF The Iowa, cor. 18th and o NV; very desir-
Price $50 per month THE McLACHLES REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN CO., COR 10th and G H. W.
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FOR RENT
IN THE SAVOY, 2sO4 14TH ST. NV,
4room housekeeping apartment, furnished or
unfurnished. Excellent cafe in building de24 tt
FOR RENT-THE COLUMBIA, 14TH AND BIN
ney SITS. tre proof building overlooking the city;
apartments OF and rooms and bath; southern
exposure; electric light; filtered water; laundry,
etc.; open for inspection.
nol3-u JAMES A. CAHILI, 1908 st. NV.
THE SHERMAN APARTMENTS.
Corner 18th and l. sts NV.
Seven stories: absolutely fireproof; electric and
gas lights; designed by T. F. Schneider archi-
tect; / suite of 6 rooms, besides pantry, bath
and store room.
Apply to P. W. ROBERTSON, Agent,
noS-u The Cairo.
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

PIANOS FOR RENT!
BIG CUT IN RATES.
Good Square Pianos for rent, So and ss per mo
Uprlghts, -. IS and Sc per mo-
Baby, Grands. So and $40 per mo.
Largest stock In city from which to select. All
pianos Kept In perfect tune free of charge Rent
paid applied on purchase Of piano at any time
Jal5-tf,12 F. G. SMITH. 1225 Pa. ave.
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MACHINERY. ETC.

FOR sALE-kNOwLEs COMBINED PUMP AND
boiler, 7x4kx10; 2-H.P. Otto gas engine: 8xia
side-crank enginE 40-H.P. lov-pressure Iocomu-
tive boiler; also 25-ff p feed water heater
]. T.. HURLEY
fhone 49, Uec2-G.D 1e19 Ohio ave.
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PERSONAL.

ANY MALE CLERK OF CLASS 1 IN ANY Ey-
ecutive department who desires TO transfer with
male clerk Of same grade in pension bures,,
please address at once in strict confidence. BOX
32o, Station q. ta1set
'STRUCkx OIL" AND STRUCK 1T RICH II
what YOU u say after having accepted our cash
ments. Those Worn pants are what we want
VIII cali for one pair quick. JUSTH,S Oi6
STAND, 6l9 u. lax -
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AITT901
lied and bonded. COB 10Th st. NV. Phone Msin
2o25. Open day and night. Strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Branch in Baltimore. I'D. .,SE -
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE;
Will board one two persons for rent; north
west preferred. Address IMMEDIATELY B,,
Star office It.
WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER 3-STORY s.
room, modern house, Columbia Heights not
over $500. Apply at once to L. S. COLLINS.
a03 18th st. NV tnear Gl. ja15:;e
WANTED-IN CLEVELAND PARK, HOUSE
containing not less than four bed rooms ba tn
porches and outside shutters. Address APRIL
Star Office. ja14-3ts
wANTED-To RENT-NORTH OF PENNA. AVE.
west of 18th ST., nufurnished house with q
bed rooms a of them iargel and 3 rooms with
outside windows on parlor floor. Apply by letter
only TO Rear Admiral II. 6. TAYLOR 7O2 ITth
st. W. iaI4-3ts
WANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE CASH PURCIJ ASERS
three houses. SOUTHWEST. s.. 500 to 81, 800
Send particulars at
ja1l-at STONE & FAIRFAX S06-SoS NV
wANTED-AT ONCE-HOUsES FROM $40 TO
$I5 MONTH. WE Will. FURNISH GOOD
PROMPT-PAYlNG TENANTS FOR YOUR
VACANT HOUSES. WE HAVE THE NAMES
AND ADDRESSES OF HUNDREDS WHO LOOK
To Us FOR HOMES. PLACE YOUR HOUSES
WITH Us STONE & FAIRFAX
ja11-5t 500 & sos + ST NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THAT PROPERTY
YOU WISH TO SELL.
II the price is right can find you a DIR.
We also devote special attention to exchanging
property.
Let Us know wtat you have to offer.
MOORE HILL Qnc), 1T l4th St NV
de21 If
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UNFURNISHED,

FOR RENT-BY wESCoTT 4 WILCOX.
1907 Penna, ave
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FOR RENT
3i9 VI NV, fur. .Sle6 90 Store To7 9Th NV 40 90
10 ID Tor b, fur 800 2453 18th NV. gr&b 30
1861 Mintw pl. l3T bloOO sta r'r 162i Conn Is
l341 q NV, I0r&b 90 sta r'r 1911 Corruran \ 90
Store 1870 NV. 5000 22Ig Is nw, Ir....... 4 90
1877 NV 1or&b .5ooo ONCE rms, 1907 Il st
1918 18th NV, Tor. b. 5000
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Inc, 1907 st
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ACCOUNTANTS.

y. E. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room ITO Washington Loan and Trust fufldinr
de1-tf 9th aid sta. NV. Telephone No 072
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

SAFE, SOLID AND LEGITIMATE
This Is what Won will find II you investigate our
business. LARGE DIVIDENDS and your money
secured by real estate Call at IL you wish
TO get ON the ground floor and double your
money. Apply ROOMS 90 and 30 91S Il ST.
ja15-6d
FOR SALE-10 SHARES PREFERRED STOCK
of Horton Basket Machine Company for 800;
owner needs the money. Address OPPORTUN-
ITY E.. Star Office it,
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-TO SELL. HIGH GRADE FLY SCREENS
good salary 20 right party: state experience Ad.
dress (conhdential. ". SOLAiSoN & Co 8 W
Lombard St. Baltimore, Md iaiI At.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-CHEAP-A PAIR OF PECK &
Snyder club skates, parlor rifle and very fine
English breecboadng double -barreled shotgun;
all In fine condition. tddress j. S. F., Star of
flee. 1ts
FOR SALE-QUANTTTY OF HEAVY STANDARD
shaftiDg, improved hangers, solid and split iron
pulleys; also wooden pulleys. All in first class
condition Have changed to electric power and
VIII ssii very reasonable. Apply ROOM s. BLISS
BllLDiNG ja15-3t
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FOR RENT-618 PENNA. AVE NV: LARGE T.
story brick store. running through block contain.
ing Is. 900 square feet Of flooring and elevators
and may be converted into two stores with .ar
line on each front; 81. 200 per annnm Possession
March 1. THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN
jars INV, LIT 917 at NV
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

or 90 acres; miles from city; has a speculative
future. LOUIS II. SHOEMAKER. 92O + st. NV.
FOR sALE-TRAcT ix,1 ACRES on DANIEIS
and ROCK CREEK FORD ROADS. directly oppo.
site ROCK CREEK PARK. CITY WATER, con-
yenfeut. fashionable location for summer home.
few mInu; 20 from lima JAMES A. GREEN,
III 18th St dell-1st
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WANTED-SPECIAI. AGENTS TO SOLICIT FOR
useful AMI Indispensable device for the retail
grocer; sample furnished. Address Box 81. Star
office iaJS2t.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

NANIEl,-fDtNG MAN IN OFFICE; ACCURATE
at hgures: must have wheel; salary. 81 Il week.
Answer In own handwriting Box 67, Star office.
ia1I-2fe
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON MONDAY EVENING. IN SOUTH
return same TO WESLEY BIRCH care Iansburgh
& Bro. he will receive suitable reward ja14-:St
LOST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON ON OR
near Conn. ave, a lady's gold watch; case dec
GRATED with green enamel and small diamonds
Finder will receive reward by returning It to
1loo II st. NV. ja13-3t
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TABLE D'B0TE AND La CARTE DINNER
an day Sundays and holidays; miatday luneh for
ladies and gentlemen from II unri 2; electric
fans GAZE ROBINSON. 13oa 1iih ST. NV
se.s
, 1902-11-22
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Cut flowers at Mrs. Walters.
Choice flowers in daily. Mrs. Wallis
Cutlery at Lovejoy's. Call and read
the guarantee.
Edward j. Krathwol has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Creston. Sweet
water county.
Albert Rosine had a rather uncom-
Portable night last night, but seems to
be doing pretty well today.
N. D. Mcdonald, the cigar manu-
f%acturer, has shipped his household
goods to Ogden, where he will reside.
The "McCarthy's Mishaps" COM
pany. which plays at the Opera House
tonight, arrived from Rawlins this af-
ternoon.
Charlie Nissen was able to be at
work this morning, although still weak
from his recent severe attack of stom-
ach trouble
A. w. Nichols has been appointed
guardian for the Fisher children, his
grandchildren, and Jesse Converse for
Ora Albert Knight.
Manager Marquardt has booked Rob
ert Downing for January. when he will
pl Oduce either "The Gladiator or
Lest In the Wilderness
Charles Nebo was fined S. and costs.
a total of $3.50, in the police court this
morning, for intoxication. He was ar,
rested yesterday afternoon.
State Fish Commissioner Campbell
is in from the hatchery today. and says
he has about 200 900 brook trout eggs
on the trays. and that the fish are do.
ing very well.
William. the small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Eagon of the Thornburgh,
who has been i'll for the past three or
four days, is much better today and
believed to be out of danger.
Mrs. l.. S. Bartlett has just recovered
from a severe attack of illness She
was threatened with pneumonia, but
good medical attention and careful
nursing saved her from that.
The Paulson company has notified
Secretary ]. b. Mckee hat it would
send a man from Denver to complete
the setting of the fixtures in the Inter.
state Townsite company's building this
aft Or Monday.
Father Casey Of Rawlins will per
morrow morning at 8 o'clock, that be
ing the only service at that church
during the day. At loon Father Casey
will go to Cheyenne to be present at
the reception to Bishop Keene.
, 1902-11-22

heavy garment. well finished. well
shaped and extra good length in body
and sleeves. Soft and non irritating.
You should not fat to examine this
garment. Sold regularly at $3.50 to
$500 elsewhere. We are able to make
the price at, per suit $500.
LOT NO. 4.
The "klondikc"-Thc heaviest gar
mcnt in u stock. light brown in col
n. an extra well made garment all
around. made especially for those eX-
posed to the weather. Not "skimped'
in any particular. Silk Wool finish.
Sold in all the stores at $3.50 to $500
per suit; we are offering it till DcCem-
Der ! at. per suit $500.
LOT NO 5.
Limo Lana. a steam shrunk. sanitary
garment representing the highest
grade of workmanship. Positively
, 1902-11-22

dancers. then make him the victim of
a picnic party, and finally lands him at
home after the honeymoon, somewhat
broken up by his numerous strange
misadventures.
The cast will include Ferguson and
Mack, the funniest of all eccentric Co
medians, Caron and Herbert. the
worlds great comedy acrobats Jas.
F.. Rome and Marguerite Ferguson.
neat star and leading comedian with
the Belle of New York" company in
their tour abroad, Charlotte Ray, Dick
Ferguson and Grace Passmore, the
D'Estelle Sisters, Misses Fem and
Wheeler, Virginia Logan and a large
company of twenty-five people.
"McCarthy's Mishaps" has been re-
written and is the funniest production
OF the season, several new novelties
that are an innovation will be intro
duced. Miss Ferguson and Mr.. Rome
in a skit. Mr.. Flotz the floor walker.
, 1902-11-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

F W. Mitchell of Omaha is in town.
G. NJ. Grass of Cheyenne was here to-
day.
II. T. and c. Webber are in the city
today.
John Ernest drove to the ranch this
morning.
Thomas Riley of Omaha is at the
Johnson.
r. Harold was in from Jelm this
morning.
Alex. Sellars of Owen was in the
city this morning.
NJ f. Nellis is in from his ranch,
registered at the johnson.
j. c. Ladd and wife and A. f. Erwin
of Denver are registered at the John
son.
Andrew Norell, the well known stock
MAJ of the North park country. was in
the city this morning
w. b. Grant of Eaton. Colo. and a.
A. Hunter of North park were register
ed at the Thornburgh this morning
Eli Crumrine has returned from
Cheyenne. where he had been as a
petit juror in the United States court.
j. c. Morey of Pearl and w. o. Mos
man and J. Bernheim of North park
We're guests at the johnson last night.
Mrs. John Mckenzie went to Medi-
cine o this morning to join her hus-
band, who is employed by the railroad
company at that point.
Sam Gillespie, who came home yes
terday from Omaha, where he had been
with a shipment of cattle. remained
over in this city until today.
A. E. Hills of Rand, J. A. Exline of
Denver. Harry Green of Walden and
f P. Pearson of Virginia Dale were
guests at the Kuster asst night.
George Buck, jr., of St. Joseph, H.
X. Smith of Bay City. Mich, and Will
liam r. Jones of Uinta. Utah, were
guests at the T%hornburgh last night.
Ed Stapleton left today for Salt
Wells to join the drilling outfit there.
He is a typical young Englishman and
enjoys an occasional chase across the
plain after jack rabbits.
Mrs. Russell of Middlebury, Vt, who
is on her way to California to spend
the winter, stopped off here today for
Bartlett. She will remain in the city
three or four days.
Father Hugh Cummiskey went to
Cheyenne this afternoon, to be present
tomorrow at the first pontifical high
mass celebrated by Bishop Keene of
the Diocese of Cheyenne and Bishop
Scanned Of Omaha
Charlie Settele, DR.. Rhodes. J. S.
King and G. w. Lovejoy returned late
west Of the city. where they had some
success at shooting ducks. The wealth
er was most too nice for good sport.
Charles Walter left today for Chi
cago. to be absent about a week. He
goes to receive the drilling machinery
gathered there for shipment to Rock
Springs to be used in the well being
drilled by the Belgo-American company
at Salt Wells
I,rr- r,Na, 90 XI~,llo, c,,~,t tho
night in the city. leaving this morning
for the plain where he left a bunch of
cattle to be shipped. There are about
two hundred head belonging to J. D.
MallOn. which will be sent to New Mex
leo. The bunch includes about eighty
head of young steers.
, 1902-11-22
CuEVERER COMPANY THAN
SEEN LAST SEASON

That popular and most delightful
musical comedy. The Telephone Girl
is the attraction this week at the Cur
tbs theater, says the Denver News.
One must not think hat because this
piece is being presented at this thea
ter that it is not up to the standard,
for such is not the case. 1t is by far
a Cleverer company thai was seer here
last season at the Tabor Grand, head
ed by Mr. Dave Lewis in the role of
Hans Nix. Denver theater-goers will
no doubt remember Mr.. Joe Kane as
the lunatic in THE Belle of New York"
which played in this city a year ago.
Mr.. Kane gives an unctuous and pains
taking performance of Hans Nix and it
must be said Thai he aroused all kinds
of enthusiasm from his auditors and
deserves a great deal of credit for the
manner in which he plays the part as
signed to him. In the second Mr.. Aft
Holt as Saunders entertained his hear
ers with numerous whistling special
ties that were far superior in every
way to the ones given last year by Mr..
Harry Gilfoil. He was applauded again
and again and occupied the stage al
most half an hour. Mamie Keogh was
winsome and captivating as Toots and
Miss Pearl Revere as Clementina won
the hearts of her audience by her rem
dition of "Ting-a ling" song in the first
act. Miss Edith Valmaseda as Estelle
Cuchoe and Arthur Conrad as Snufles
hearers. THE Telephone Girl" is Civ
en- a careful staging and the costumes
are all new.
, 1902-11-22
SUB o

A man thinks he knows. but a
woman knows better.
No image maker worships the gods
he knows of what they are made.
1t is surprising how easy 1t seems
to get something one doesn't want.
Men with high voices always thinh
that basso singing is their special
forte.
When o feel like finding fauI'
with some n practice on yourself
charity begins at home.
II men must fiirt let them play
with the affections of a coquettc
rather than a wall flower.
How many courtships have ended
In marriage that have begun with o
game of pinochle or cribbage?
1t is the widower or bachelor of 81
who cordially appreciates the woman
who studies the comforts Of home.
A man is never so awakened to the
charms of a woman as when other men
are showing their appreciation of her.
So few women realize the vital diff
pSin6 d part VI d
mans happiness and merely a part Of
his pleasure.
When a man starts to teach a girl
either of these pastimes, conversation
or them is not longer necessary. Dr..
Cupid has seen to that.
Women haven't learned the wisdom
Of giving their husbands a smoking
room all their own-when they do,
there will be fewer lonely wives and
divorces.
, 1902-11-22
PRESBYTERIAN FAIR AT
The MAENNERcHoR HALL.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give their annual fair at
the M%aennerchor hall Friday. Deem
Der 10. There will be an early supper,
from 4:30 to 1870, followed by the
young ladies' operate in the evening,
for which the curtain will rise promptly
at 8 o'clock. This will be followed by
another supper. The early supper will
be 25 cents, and a like sum will be
charged for the evening entertainment.
The ladies are making great prepare
ton for a very successful fair. There
will be fancy work for young and old
and n of the best suppers served in
the city this season.
, 1902-11-22
SETTINGS.

Miss Agnes Wright returned from
Cheyenne Thursday morning to pre-
side over her school again. and reports
a very pleasant visit among schools Of
her own grade in the capital city.
Miss Downey was called upon to sub
stitute in the East Side building again
Friday, as Miss Tessie WEIGH was con-
fired to her home by a severe cold.
Miss Oriana Williams third grade
school will render a Thanksgiving pro-
gram. Wednesday afternoon. Parents
and friends of the school are cordially
invited.
, 1902-11-22

the pattern of the highest grades. Fin.
ished in silk, and thoroughly stitched.
a garment most retailers would sell
at S1.00; u price, suit. $1.5O.
LOT NO. 10.
a natural gray, guaranteed Atwood
garment, possessing softness of finish,
1astness in color and permanency in
shape. 1t is a medium weight piece of
goods, but exceedingly warm and dura-
ble-one offered regularly at $500 PEI.
suit. We place the price till Deem
Der LIST only at, per suit $3.50.
LOT. NO. II.
One of the best things we have. A
most desirable color, strictly all wool.
soft, non-irritating, non-shrinkable and
long-wearing garment. A good, big
stock. combined with this extremely
mild weather induces us to make the
price at $500 per suit. when otherwise
, 1902-11-22
OFFICERS FOR

WYOMING
The following officers were elected
at last nights meeting Of Wyoming
circle No. 251, Women of Woodcraft
Past Guardian Neighbor-Eliza Eos,
ter.
Guardian Neighbor-Anna Hege
valid.
Clerk-Mary E. Hynds.
Banker-Mary Yund.
Observation-Disclosures Cordner.
Attendant-Jessie Graham.
Musician-Minnie Miller.
Manager-Hulda Tefft.
Captain of Guard-Janet Crawford.
Inner Sentinel-Jennie Alkire.
Outer Sentinel-Mary Ryan.
, 1902-11-22
COLORED LODGE OF
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAS

A number of the leading colored men
Knights of Pythias. Twenty-Five men
have signed the charter roll and it is
now the intention to have the lodge in
stituted on the night of the 9th. The
body will meet in its hall in the Collins
block Monday night. when a name will
be selected. a meeting night agreed
upon and offices elected. The hall is
being fitted up now.
, 1902-11-22
"McCARTHY'S MISHAPS"
At OPERA HOUSE.

The musical comedy, "McCarthy's
Opera House tonight saturday. No
vember 22nd).
Barney Ferguson will be on hand to
play the role of the unfortunate Nc
Carthy. and he is supported by a full
complement OF comedians, dancers and
pretty girls to round out the grotesque
stage pictures. The entertainment
opens with Mccarthy among the ballet
, 1902-11-22

we could easily get $500. Don't miss
this particular bargain, as you Will be
the loser, not us the gamer.
LOT NO IL.
About 400 garments, both in wool,
wool-ieece and cotton goods-they are
broken in sizes but high grade in qual-
ity. Some of them sold as high at 500
per suit, some at $3.50, others at $500
and $1.OO; if you can find your size IN
this lot you will certainly secure a bar
gain as we are bound to sell them and
have thrown price aside. They go
at Csc to S1.o0 the suit.
We desire that you come in and look
at these bargains. If we cannot save
you from soc to $500 on the suit, We
will not eve ask you to buy. You VIE
need some underwear pretty scor. and
now is the accepted time. Do Hot put
off till tomorrow what you can do today.
, 1902-11-22
MR.. FRAZER WILL FEED
CATTLE AT HARMONY.

EX-Sheriff Chas. Frazer of Laramie.
recently elected assessor Of Albany
county. arrived Friday with a hundred
winter, says the Fort Collins Express
He is a brother-in-law of Miss Mary
Gill. county superintendent of schools.
, 1902-11-22

many good qualities over the ordinary
one sold regularly at 75c to Sl.0O more
on the suit. We bought a tremendous
quantity of this grade. and are there
fore enabled to make the price inter
esting To you. We make the price dur
ing this sale. at. per suit $500.
LOT NO. 8.
A heavy. ribbed. ~well-napped under.
wear. in the best OF colors. made es-
pecially for those who cannot wear
wool. 1t is finished euua! to the very
best of garments, has good length in
body and sleeves-a most redeeming
feature in this class Of goods. We of
fer it till December l at, per suit S1.oo
LOT NO. 9.
4 cotton garment with a high grade
wool fleece. sanitary. Well made. and
in the best color. 1t is not 'shoddy'
il any particular, but is made up after
, 1902-11-22
Startling. But True,

"1f every one knew what a grand
medicine DR.. Kings New Life Pills u.s."
writes D. H. Turner, Dempseytown.
Pa, you'd sell all you have in a day
Two weeks use has made a new mar
of me-" Infallible for constipation.
stomach and liver troubles, Csc at G..
N. Settele's drug store.
, 1902-11-22
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
Malaga Grapes, Hickory
Nuts, Florida Oranges.
Stuffed Pecon and Walnut
Dates, Sweet and Boiled
Cider, Jordan Shelled AL
monds, Spitzenberg and
Bellehower Apples, at
Laramie Grocery Co.