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Prospects Of the Kansas-coiorado
Suit.

Attorney General Millars belief is that
the Kansas Colorado water suit in the
United States supreme court will drag on
for years. This is not regretable from the
Colorado standpoint. The work Of edu-
eating tho east about the real significance
OF irrigation. and the magnitude Of the in
terests involved must proceed slowly. and
the more completely congress is commit
ted to the legal doctrines underlying the
use Of water for irrigation the less likeli-
hood there Is Of an adverse decision. Al
ter a few hundred millions OF Uncle Sans
money has been spent in government ir-
ngation works. there will be very little
chance that the supreme court will de-
stroy all that has been done at one blow
Fort Collins Express.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
ordw.y r,eIon arower.. As.oela,Ion.

I. D. Hale reports ths. the ean,aloupc
shipments from ordway TO II. Woods.
Chicago. did no, bring as good returns as
,hey should owing to the Missouri Pacific
greatly delaying tho melons en- route. In
spite Of this. tho crop brough, II cents
for standard crates and SO cents for
ponies. Tho members Of tho association
arc reported well pleased oxeep. Gus
Hansboro and ono other. Tho shipments
aggregated % cars. Mr.. Halo says tina,
Mr.. Woods docs not wish to renew the
contract owing to tho uncertainty Of the
melons reaching the eastern markets
with promptness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
Epworth League soclaIs.

In order to raise tho standard Of soeia-
bllity among tho loagucrs and to become
better acquainted with the many
strangers who arc among us, the social
eommitte Of the Epworth League has
arranged to give series Of social even
ings this winter. The first will be ten
cen. lunch at tho homo Of Miss Sue
Bancroft on South Main street. Tuesday.
Nov. 10th. to which all young people arc
cordially invited. We do especially urge
all strangers to come and get acquainted.
Interesting amusements will be provided.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

r. W. English's iine win,an auto has
given our streets touch Of metropolitan
airs during tho past fow days. Mr..
English's horseless carriage Is one Of tho
fines, and best made. IL has all tho
mechanical features OF perfect machine
and Is upholstered with tho elegance Of
fine parlor furniture. Tha, riding therein
Is luxury wo testify from practical ex-
pcrieneo. having boon ono o. Mr.. English's
guests during ride through Rocky Ford &
streets and tho fair ground track. While
going at speed Of twenty miles an
hour tho riding was as comfortable as u
in rocking chair. Mr.. Enslish's auto Is
known as win,on touring car and cost
him $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
KANSAS
SUGAR BEET GROWERS
Make . Pilgrimage to Rocky Ford.
and Find That Sugar Beet Culture
Merits Adoption by Them.

During the past season farmers in the
country adjacent TO Arkansas City. kans.,
have been making a trial OF growing
have grown small patches under the
direction Of Agrieulturist Curtis, sent
there by the American Beet Sugar Co.
The experimental plots have proved quite
satisfactory. Samples have been sent To
the factory here for analysis and the per
cent Of sugar conten. has been such as
to encourage the farmers in that portion
OF Kansas to conclude TO contract for the
growing o! beets on a large scale and
thereby secure the location OF factory.
Wednesday delegation OF farmers and
business men from Arkansas City and
adjacent country arrived in Rocky Ford
under the ohaperonage Of C. l. Sea-
graves. Santa Fe passenger agent, and
registered at the e. Captain. The party
consisted OF the following gentlemen:
e. Kirkpatrick. Albert Newman. G. l..
Brown. n. a. Young. Geo. Owens, Jas.
Glover. S. S. Pore. D. o. iryy. F. w.
Smith. s. @. Phillips, Fred DeMo,t, o. S.
Gibson.
Portions OF both morning and afternoon
were spent at the sugar factory inspect
ing tho actual Transformation OF tho home
ly bee, into tho whitest Of refined sugar.
Tho party also drove over tho beautiful
country adjaeen, to Rocky Ford.
At tho sugar factory tho party was
given tho personal attention Of Assistant
Manager Evans. and they speak in terms
Of tho highest appreciation Of tho courtesy
shown ,hem and tho pains taken to give
hem all the information desired.
Wednesday evening tho party was en-
ter,ained at tho now rooms Of tho Rocky
Ford club. which elected many eompli-
ments from our visitors.
This party Of information seekers made
tho trip at tho request and expense Of tho
Arkansas City board Of trade. From
wha. thoy have soon and heard at Rocky
Ford. they can assure their noighbors
that Il will pay them largely to do their
utmos. to secure tho location Of sugar
factory ut Arkansas City. They have
soon tho benefits which have occurred to
Rocky Ford and 10 tho farmers who have
furnished tho raw material.
While Kansas soil will no; produce
bccss as rich in sugar content as those
grown In this vicinity. yot tho experience
Of this year proves that Kansas bcots
possess enough sweetness TO make their
growth quito profitable.
Tho party loi. for homo yesterday
morning highly pleased with thor visit
and prepared to say good word for tho
Rocky Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

The Manzanola Sun has changed hands.
The plan, was sold by John W. Bowman
to Frank Hays Of Pueblo. who takes pos
session at once. Mr.. Bowman during his
short newspaper life has shown marked
editorial ability and will doubtless again
soon DC a, the helm Of : newspaper in
some town or city offering wider scope
for journalism than manxanola- The En-
terprise will welcome his return to tho
editorial harness
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

For several years tho woman's Relief
Corps has given dinners on election day.
How every election day Is recognized as
belonging to them for tho purpose Of has-
ing dinner To add TO their treasury.
While Tuesday last drew out but small
crowd to the polls the w. R. c. ladies
gave their usual feast at Odd Fellows
hall. Tho receipts were s2s.oo. which
will swell tho Corps relief fund for use
full purposes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

C. l. ums,sad has sold his forty-one
acre farm two miles west Of town To
Clement l. Smith OF Nowdale. receiving
therefore $3.50. Mr.. umstsad has
prospsred during his two years here and
leaves only that he may caro- for his aged
parents living at Glenn Avon. III. We
shall expect him to be resident Of tho
Rocky Ford country again q, some future
time,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

The S,eadman Business College Is hav-
ing gratifying growth. Late entries Of
now pupils have been such as to require
that an additional room DO fitted up.
Moro teaching foreo has boon found nee-
essary and tho services Of Mrs. Bertha
Forbes secured.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

The apple crop the past season was al
most a complete failure. owing to very
late frost. Such being the case It Is re-
freshing to be able to record the fact that
Hon. J. II. crowley's Fairview orchard
had one Genitan tree this year from which
he gathered % bushels Of apples.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
heretofore existing between
j. E. Blair and j. E. Wiswell, doing busi-
ness under the firm name Of Blair &
Wiswell at La Junta and Rocky Ford.
Colo. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Mr. Blair will continue the busi-
ness at Rocky Ford in his name and Mr..
Wiswel will continue the business at La
Junta in his name. j. E. BLAIR.
oo-24. ]. E. WiswELL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Mrs. D. v. BurreIl will be found
at the Seed Store every day
ready to contract for Cantaloupe
Seed and Watermelon Patches.
Don't fail to see her if you have
either to sell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

On Sunday Marshal Baldwin arrested
three tramps and took them to the La
Junta jail on suspicion Of being the parties
who piifered from the Santa Fe cars
which were wrecked at the Apishapa
some days since.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Readers Of the Enterprise thinking of
marriage will find this office well fixed to
give them a good start by supplying the
wedding stationery, and those who have
been married s, 10, 20 or 25 years will
find US equally ready to print cards of in
vitation to any Of the anniversaries of the
happy event.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Or. Talbot, veterinary surgeon. kindly
proifers to examine all sick dogs free OF
charge. In these days OF possible rabies
this offer should DO accepted by all per
sons whose dogs shows tho least sign OF
sickness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

One day Of disagreeable weather at
time is about all that can be charged
against the Arkansas valley. After two
months Of unbroken pleasant weather we
may have one day OF storm. then the old
reliable sunshine is in evidence again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Tho rural carriers Throughout. tho seoun-
try have perfected an organization tina;
will ask congress to Increase their pay
from 5000 TO $500. Tho mail carriers a,
all FREQ delivery Offices GO, tho larger sum
named or moro. and thore Is no reason
why tho rural carriers should GO; loss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

All dogs now soon on our streets wear
musxies. compliance with tho mayors
proclamation having boon general. Quite
a number Of dogs which tho owners very
properly decided wero no, worth tho OK
panse Of muxxios woro sho, by tho mar
shatx
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
Oysters sold in bulk a, Forbes & Biinn

FOR SALE-ons Gallup +o-lb. saddle,
now: ono bride and bit. ono haiter and
strap: ono saddle blanket; ono eombina-
ton sidcboard and china closet: ono brass
bod. complete with mattress. springs.
sheets. bolster and spread: ono now Sing
or drop-head sowing machine. Cash or
time with approved security.
1928 Apply Hauek d Mekolvoy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

There was a row among Sugar City's
Mexican population Saturday night during
which one man was killed and another
| seriously wounded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

ARTESIAN WATER delivered from
tho Swink well at rs cents per tank.
Leave orders With tho Rocky Ford Trad
ing Co. No other tank Is delivering
water in town from this we'll l2-tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Owing to the bad weather my Art Stu
dio opening has been postponed to Friday
and Saturday. Nov. and z. ! will ap-
preciate your calls. Bring your friends
with you. Respectfully,
Matte Hulse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

FARMERS wanting Artosian Water
can get It at the Swink well at Csc per
tank. also have a tank to rent.
l2-tf. S. o. Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

This valley ought to produce more
honey" said H. Wood. the Chicago COM
mission man. "A thousand cars would
not affect the price particle. There is
scarcely ever failure Of the honey crop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Il man da, spoeks dis worl to rowahd
him foh doin' nuiiin'." said Uncle Ebor.
is ies' like a man dat goes sishin' an don
nut no bait on do hook"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Sheep and cattle feeders. as well as
anyone else. should buy shoir corn at tho
Rocky Ford Trading Company. regardless
of compctition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Atersian Water furnished by tho
Williams Transfer. Dray No. 4. Phone
1872 White: office with F. D. Stoop.
Promp. attention to all orders. LIFT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
Nollcc

10 acres Of extra fino land with good
water righ. near Rocky Ford for salo at
a very low price.
le-tf Hauck q Mckclvey.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Now Is tho time TO buy buggios for
cash. Prices gone to smash.
Rocky Ford Trading Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

FOR SALE-2o acres; Rocky Ford
ditch; cheaper than any other dirt if
taken quick. zl8 NJ Main street, Rocky
Ford. 22-tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Supt. Bolles and Marshal Baldwin have
been rounding up few boys whom the
law says must attend school. That's right
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

After being 10 years before tho public
n Texas Steer" maintains strong pop
ulari,y which promises to last as long as
Uncle Toms Cabin stays on the boards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Tho case in tho U. s. district eour,
against W. r. Dye was expected TO come
up for trial las, week ba, owing TO tho
pressure Of business |; was postponed un-
I'll tho next torn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
A Bargain In Red tcads.

We have few wood bedsteads which
we will close out at less than cost. Call
and see them.-Dawley-Wilson Hard
ware and Furniture Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

2st miles east Of Fowler, facing beet
dump and switch. Full water right in
Fowler ditch. SIS per acre. Easy terms.
See T. F. Godding or W. B. Goblin. left
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Buy your implements for spring use
now and save your money. Cash is what
takes with the Rocky Ford Trading
Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

FOR SALE-Good fresh COWS. Call
on w. c. Wcrthington. miles south oi
town, near Grand Valley school.
o2-25-n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Everything bran, splinter new. rea-
sonable and uptodate at the Rocky Ford
Millinery. lott
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Game to my place Oct. 2 ,onered heifer
2 years old. Owner call on c. D. Will
liams, one mile south Of town. 22-26p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Four South Main street lots for sale. in
one block or in pairs-Geo. II. Taylor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

. Always the Best Of Meats will be
ound at 0orbing's moat market II not
now a customer giyo him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

FOR SALE-8o acres; go being in Al
falfa and plow ground in Hobrook, 10
miles from Rocky Ford. Orchard and
good improvements. F. W. Nelson. left
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Tho work Of tho N. E. ladies In car
pc,ing that portion Of the church occupied
by tho minister and the choir has added
much % tho appearance Of tho interior.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Farmers and others having low places
which ,hey wish to MI will find an abun-
dan, supply 0! einders at tho sugar fac
tory FREQ OF cost.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

We make a speciality Of good work
and quick service.
Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

FRESH COWS for sale by Tony Jep-
peson. one mile south Of Timpas creek
bridge. 22-25p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06

Go to McMinimy's oyster and chile
parlor. Everything clean and up-to-
date. lS.tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
Snccia1 Notice.

Oysters served in all styles at all hours.
Forbes & Blinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-06
Twenty Acre Tracts For sale

Forbes g. Blinn invite your patronage,
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THETOPEKA DAILY HERALD
THE PHILLIPSBURG HERALD


For the year 1904 will be sent together for s2.5S
Address The HRsALp, PHipssprg, Maj
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NoToEHoglng to siilna!oia}ablet ab9
Seecesand, failure iR, attempt,1to prod
vide,a supplypEeacbe5 there rEtll be
no.preaching services at the Baptist
church next Sunday, orst the Prairie.
College school house In the aftsrroap6I
Sunday school as usual at 10 a. .5nc
Junior B. Y. P, U.3p. IN. ~
,s., H. j. HAsskRD, Pastor.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Hasgatd its glasses.

HA9gAfd ITS glasses,
Sample shoes at the Boston.
Fl. NJ. Poe was down from Norton
Sunday.
Judge w. Il. Pratt went to Norton
Tuesday night.
Mall orders for job work will be
given careful attention.
8. G.. Ferguson who lives near Gooee
was . business visitor SATURDAY.:
Rev. Theo Bracken preached 10 the
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
J. X. Edwards is contemplating a
visit to the Emerald Isle In. the near
future. tr. ,.,,
A late newSpsper'c change Is that Of
the Formoso New ErRlwhich has been
sold to J. +. Hale.
N. S. King excommiSsiener, was
over from Bow Creek Saturday on a
tax paying mission.
Charles Mccormick, who is employed
as principal In the schools at Goodland
is here for = short visit,
4 R. A. Porter came down from Sum-
ner Saturday and remained till Mon
day evening when he went to Colby.
e. B. Sewell, of Concordia, made biz
Sunday stop In this city. Mr.. Sewell
says he feels at homo In Philllpsburg
Sc J.L. SeAvey has been elected Noble
Grand of the Odd Fellows for the en-
suing term and N. G. Bracken is the
new Vice.
We have heard the services Of G. W.
Smith % embalmer, pretty highly
complfmented In { case recently under
biz supervision.
.ss JIG. Thompson formerly OF Bow
Greek, now Of Deer Creek was inter
viewing our business men and county
officers Saturday.
DEB. 9. Beal, who,haS been at Lo-
gan, has formed q partnership with
DR.. Dickinson, Of KirWin, and will
:. move to that town. ~ - .~ $,
~ - - .-,t.a. e, Strs. ~
A. S. McCoppin enjoyed a. short
visit with bis friend, Mr.. Ross Of Cob
co.zdo Springs who passed through
there one evening last week. & = T.
: - I~%.''"r r|-,%. I'S - ;. 10
Lack of space compelled the Unls.
sion Of i've contributions last week.
. Had they been received sooner pro-
1isIon could have been made Y -
. ( - Ia q
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a new line Of Sample Shoes at The

= e.
A new line Of Sample Shoes at The
Boston, rs .
G. A. Locke has his new gallery
about ready for occupancy.
N. B. Mccormick was seriously ii
last week. Heis'now mucn improved.
Leonard MerkleIn a prosperous farm.
er near Stuttgart was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Means is here from Ton
kawa Oklahoma for a visit with rela-
tiyeS aud friends.
About thirty from Agra came up
yesterday for the preliminary hearing
Of the bank robbers.
The Boston has just received 1900 pr
of sample shoes and has put them on
sale at exactly factory cost. .
T. M, Sullivan made a trip to- Ken
sington Monday on legal business con.
nected with the Agra burglary.
OsS. Wing came 10 from Hamburg
Iowa last week to look after his real
estate In the north part Of the county.
When you know the best shoes YOU
ever bought for the money were sam
pies, why not try it again at Th'
Boston. ( n
Jacob Wagner gives the Information
that Barbara Kraft died at his home
home instead OF the sanitarium as re-
ported. DR.. Curry did not undertake
to treat her. ".'
John Hester one Of the largest farm
ers and stock raiserSof Phillips county
was down from Sumner Tuesday. Mr.
Hester has 100 head Of fine cattle ir
the feed lot.
Miss Ola Cowan is here from Uni
versity Place, Nebraska, for a two
weeks visit with her numerous friends
Miss Cowan is employed as q stenogra'
pier In Lincoln.
The Rebekahs expect to hold an old
fashioned spelling match at their next
meeting. AS their number includes
several teachers we may guess that a
jolly meeting will be held.
Tn Boston will sure save you good
money on your shoes II you will but
give them half chance. They have
600 pr on sale and you can have your
CHOICE at Wholesale prices " They are
samples, See ? = |-.F'~ J.
: Arthur .McNay a former Phillips,
burg boy visited in town this week
while on bis return to bis home In
Columbus, Kansas. Arthur has been
roughlng it on a ranch In, western
Kansas for his health, XIX { /:
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faf5n 9fdt'-lTr DyUTCVTT yT71s sdI
high School Notes ,.",, IL
,.Chas, Mccormick visited our school
Monday .moffhfns, NO dGAbE he was
surprised, TO- hndI .saSh. 4 bright ~
geometry 81 ealass@f o.q !sl p. -
Barrett Halderman visited at home
Saturday and Sunday, ,r -
q Miss Dartllah Kennedy started to
school here last week. so .
Another new month has begun.
y; - ~ sEhNt 81 ..ECt,
Our Literature class will read no
more from Shakespeare. Merchant Of
Venice, was the last play we read, We
viii now how take up, the biographies
of Pope and Addison, and will read,
Sir Roger de ,Cozerlypapets.
we received Our report cards last
Friday, ahdsohe' of os were awfhlly
surprised at our low department..
Calvin Baum Ii one 6t Che happlest
boys In our schoBf now: Ask him why
- -f7'2 81 stJIGd 81 iifE
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BOUND OVER TO THE DISTRICT
~ COURT ''''rs-."'as~csss,

ffhs' prellmMAtg bearing rDaaisl'
,. Conroy, John ". Baker, Thos.sL
sReppeth. lanes ,Ssckett, and Harry:
Gilmsss AZ Attempted robbery. of the
;Aga State bank %, the, morning. Or
NaFembeEs2stp, vas. held, before the,
court OF w. N. Moore yesterday. In
behalf Of the State, County Attorney
FS1TlyaYi was SSSi5ted.@by Attorneys
IBdfehsfi 81 Kansas CITY, and County
AtGoRneFkiRices iot9sSmith f, Center;
IsaaEyetH MilleLr OFF, Bloomington, Ne:
btt9kii and ICastOr, .ot Riverton,
Ne6raskas appeated,for the defense.s
ix'Rhe'trlalwRs Sailed sst two, O'Clock
ndcdhsnnasd the greater part Of the
afternoon. About a. dozen witnesses
we're introduced as were the tools dis
covered on their trail. Among the latter
were, ths Two Rock Island Wrehtnes,
ISrOSbay Apa ,slsags, taken from the
Kelsipgt0n tool house and found
Lin the bank, Which we're positively
lidentiReds three feSolyers, Wo6ottles
lprs IraglSSeri1e, several dynamite
istlsslSs. With caps Skeleton Keys eie,
all OF which had been concealed In the
feaftf EhdHwefe found hear the men.
IIsfhe Tanderihysef etfs men since they,
Had been'ifF thetCbuntsg were followed.
lshf they'%efefdsntifed as Suspicious
IcharacterSa'WhlCA had appeared In
Several 16wRSs ALTHOUGH the evidence
Was entirely 'cifcnfhstaitial- the only
WitkeSE D!'FE Iafman who might
have seekiithsahelisata work having
been 'ariRtIGcned away by threats
there ives sufiisisnt for The purpose Of
Fbplding, for trial and justice Moore
tsp DECIDED A3fdg .the dad it,. o. 900
lT6i6H Is bt36aSh ots been given and
E9batlS SiErhoH6ss; r .fjt.y8
i, :1he priYgpsrE VIII probably BE- con.
Rnea IN the jalls. at Mapksto Smith
Center SnhEN6rt6n..! A&~i'c a..a ~
- SEItElJE FL% 81 OIL,
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Notlee.rl

q iAil'those interested In the Pleasant
Ridge cemetery.swill spIease meet at
the'FTlends church, OnTnesday Decem'
Der 16tbyp1963 at 10 O'Clock 3. m.
for the purpose Of cleaning and fenc-
ing the yard UfIthe same. Each one
Is requested TO- bring some, fence posts
as the fence will require nearly all
new posts. BY request OF,
~ T. s.'si' 'f.scy'l aR. ID. fHAwLE1.
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cdItds ciub Program.

Wednesday, december Is, 1909.
Boil CALI, ss,l.r s.4.
Some Incident In German History;
MUSIC.
The Daid6e Kfvef;1 - Mrs. Poe
Ekss0S. =
Chapters 2l--3oi'r . ~
"a : NAeAzJNB ARTICLES,
Geographical Features Of Germany,
Mrs. BlgfOrd, Sr.
German Country Life,
''' 90 Mrs. Haggard;
Club Notes, Mrs. ChamplsIn;
Z 1885, ~ MUSIC
The Beautiful Blue Danube,
r'SRuss."
Mrs. Mile BIckiord.
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Make Your Candy.

.swhy ..psE .25s Y 80 CENTS a pound AZ
stores d Threso sO@plete, lessons by
mail, 25 cents. Personal lessons so
cents; address, Bodies, city. -
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,'Wopds-nlIlS5

- q W0Oub-Intt6s - '
,Msrriedat Che nome OF the brides
patents in PhillipsBurg, Saturday eve
ming DecemhaE &,laos,. Rev. Theoe
Bfaekep officiating. Mr. Larry Mills
Of GalesburR, illinois, apd,. Miss JOSE
phine $. Woods. -" ''' g;
"0nly the fhihedEstS families Sof the
The couple Witnessed the marriage OF
these Veil KSuwGand highiyreSpected
young beods!l's ~ faf 10 h, tc4 "a
10 Thebridats tbsaeeanplished daqgh
tsrof Mr.. snd Mrs. sJames :, Woods OF
this city. She is a ,graduatef az the
city high. school a member OF the girls
band and one 0of She 'popdIaf'iyotng
ladies 81 TIE CITY, WhilJ she VIII be,
hilssa Observation-Disclosures hsrAcgual Int
AdSsS allchssif hendEyiisb her pHtthlt-
eushAppiuess ip 4sepvnsE hOmRuoy s.
Mr.. Mills iSa RaRrend 8 eJnp]eyee 1h
tbeAS5veXlq depatrltlPlSs1 IB a., sna hhs a
lucrative position. He foS9mrlyj re-.
sided bsrsAQd isAYite yell know b.
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