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chsap Rates for Town Lot Sale n
6yers, Texas, Friday June 10,
1904

For the above important occasion,
Through which small fortunes will
acrue to those wise enough to grasp
one or more Of the goodly opportuni,
ties : be afforded or laid open in con
nection with the primary establish
ment of a coming city)-The Denver
Road" The Wichita Valley Railway
Co. will sell tickets June 9Th and 10th
to Byers, Texas and return at less
than n fare for the round trip from
all points between, and including Fl.
Worth, Seymour and Amarillo. Texas
Tickets sold at points on the Denver
Road will be good for return until
June 18th. and those sold at Wichi-
ia Valley Railway points will be good
for return until June 18th. "ByerS'
is situated twenty-five miles north
east of Wichita Falls. on the newly
constructed Wichita Falls and Okla
homa Railway, and is SO located as to
readily possess as its own magnificent
scope of extremely rich and highly
developed agricultural and newly dis
covered and partially developed oil
territory, thus more than j%ustifying
its own quick and substantial expan-
sion as a most important business
community. A propos:-"A word to
the wise is sufficient" Interested par
ties may obtain information upon lap
~plication to local agents of either of
the railway lines mentioned above.
or by ADDRESSING the general passenger
department Of the Denver Road" at
FIT. Worth.
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l want several more good business
men to push the sale of Blaze Killer
in the Territory also in the great
state of Texas. Permanent positions
protection known, and is patronized
by business men everywhere Cali
on or write to
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Whoopins Cough.

I'm the spring of 1901 my children
had whooping cough" says Mrs. d.
w. Capps Of Capps. Ala. ." used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with
the most satisfactory results. I think
this is the best remedy I have ever
for whooping cough" This rem
edy keeps the cough loose. lessons
the severity and frequency Of the
coughing spells and counteracts any
endency toward pneumonia. For sale
y Al druggists
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Worlds Fair.

For the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition at st. Louis. April 80 % Novem
Der 80, 1904. the following round trip
rates will be effective from Roswell:
Season tickets, $47.85.
Sixty day tickets, 1880.
Ten day tickets. 1890.
Tickets on sale on and after April
27th. Cali at the ticket ONCE for full
information.
N. D. BURNS. Agent.
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TO Whom it May Concern.

We are not only in Roswell to stay,
but we are in the real estate bust.
ness to stay. We ask a part of the
business of both the citizens of the
city and the citizens of the country.
We especiallyinyite strangers to Wis
il our Office, promising a hearty wei.
come and any information we may
possess that would be of advantage
to them. See us. Room Z Oklahoma
Block.
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The accounts due the firm of Kin
singer & Bradley are now at the Ros-
well Drug Store in charge of Miss
Anabel Carmack. Parties knowing
themselves indebted t o this firm will
please call at once and settle.
DIR. ]. w. KINSINGER.
DIR. R. L. BRADLEY.
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NEW CEMENT WALKS.

Two ordinances relating to the
building of cement walks are publish
ed in this issue of the Record. The
City Council at its meeting Saturday
night passed these ordnance and as
a consequence in the territory de-
scribed only cement walks can be
put down. Cement walks are order
ed down within the next sixty days
on the street west of Main from First
to Seventh as far as Pennsylvania
Avenue.
On his question of cement walks
the Record believes the Council is
pursuing the right policy. A cement
walk properly put down is by far the
cheapest Inc best kind of walk.
Within the territory covered by the
ordinances there should be no other
walks but cement walks. There may
be a difference in opinion as to the
al the present, but as Horace Greeley
use to say. the only way to resume
is to resume" so the only way for a
city to have cement walks is to order
them in. While it may work a slight
hardship on the property owner, here
and there, in the end it will prove
beneficial to all property and
the city at large. Every foot of ce.
ment walk laid enhances the value
OF the property adjoining much more
than the value of the walk. Nothing
advertfses q city more than good
walks. 1t is the first feature noticed
by the visitor and the greatest boon
to the resident. Ii now and then a
complaint be heard. there will be
nothing but praise heard in q year
from now when the walks are all In
and paid for. It is sometimes hard
go to the dentists office, but when
the visit Is made and the tooth is out
and the pain Is gone. the patient is
not only at peace with all the world
but feels thankful even to the man
with the forteps. So with the walk
order. right now 1t may be a little
hard on 4 few property owners. butt
il the years . come the people VIII
nothing but praise for the pre-
city council II It the end Of the
d ONCE It's members have made
Roswell ! city i good sidewalks.
~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2
~ exehanue.
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Have your tires set by the Brooks
Cold Tire Setter at the Roswell Ma
chine Shops. Set while you wait and
won't even scratch the paint.-Yours
truly, Cummins & Bandy.
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Every one should know that a
Brooks Cold Tire Setter has been id
at the Roswell Machine Shops
by Cummins & Bandy.
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FoR RENT-A furnished house
for the SUMMER. Apply to Mrs. N.
v. Mcconnell. No. s22 N. Main
street sst4s
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Wanted-the $ OF a buggy horse
for his feed.-w. e. Friend.
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FOR SALE.

Typewriters for sale or rent. Call
on Pitts & Co.. 81 N. Penn. i've
FOR SALE-A horse and carriage
for 500. Apply to 313 North Richard.
son avenue. 6t*
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WANTED.

Wanted.-A first class woman cook
Apply at residence of ]. NJ. Hervey.
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR RENT

Furnished rooms for rent at III
S. Richardson. Close in. 81 II
TO RENT.-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. No. Ais. Cor.
5th and Pa. Phone TIA.
Two connecting rooms nicely fur
nished for light housekeeping. Ring
phone IA. or call at 500 Missouri.
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c. w. NADDELL.

General State Agent, now at FL
Captain hotel. Roswell, N. u.
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n. q. BURNS. Agent.
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DR.. J. ODD HAMILTON.
Dentist.

Rooms = and 3, Texas Block.
Telephone, No. 275.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
S,,othsome Boiled Ham.

%.7ot lii hetsit.r : tWt1ae- or t7tfr
."ea paaHI> oyce aism AaNt morlt.a-
scrip ea III dlrt aud Yjpe lLarou4hly
dry Nsai4e paste Of hoaf al.a water
just >t.ft euou-h 10 roll upely Have
it fully tbtee.Iuarters of asa incl, tAieH
and shape Il 4nderSide OF ham Lay
the ham On it Have ready the upper
crust ana ION around the sides jus: As
YoU would pie crust.
Lay ham with il paste shell IL 3ah.
iu% pan and bake il moderate oven fer
toGt hours. II il bursts during baking
titne voerr hole With piece Of paste,
having some iii reHdii,tSs Bah" two
hours. then qlrn It over ,e hujsh hak.
ing. Break tie crust With a halehet
when doue aud faIle off tie skin tbs
ls fl tor the tahle Of Il King qad YOU
H!il never again boil ham
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
SLOWING HOT AND COLD.
AssN irSH GgsA steel In Losing Heat
R.se Tkl IcmUrrnture.

IT, ihehutueuun Of 4 substance ris-
ipI ,t.r is.tature While losing heat,
know u rre4Ioseeuct. which WAS
tir>t eJ,~,rs,eI hN Professor Earrett
ana aH ~0-atrd ~ pr lIopkn~o9,
ha> hlrs #ezrt le,zl tr th,. ca~e II WeI 1t
a ji4A4 e#j.efature \ piece II iron
W. h,..se..s.- sshoGt Noo degrees :. AID
them, ss,i to. eeo ~le>eIAa 1t THIS
tepl.1.ta. i, is bri4ht red hut "a
co~.t- ,e=4hyHt - dc2rccs {. Il sui.
den ,t.~,t.-=. -eH.el.I ct heat takes place
tlc ton rt~eS in temperature and
glow Na'ba hrl-l&ot red
This rbranineuon NHs investigated
more @c' rItcy hS-I Ilopaiusou in tife
csls"-ot sieel NoHHd Il tfH OF thas
metal n" wound a coil of copper Wire
in~n!@tcd With H~!teerus ana t#ellrte,i
with ."Ier~ q a~bostus paper, Tie
temPet%t .s.e Of tie ire WAS followed
dal ins il5s experiment hy connecting
the eeii u Il Nheat>tene's bridge -
fnd tto VARIATION II its resistance AID
from thi. II" variation in Temperature,
Tie stccG h.sr WIS then heated hIi&ht
rod il tfluitcc and allowed to roo1
Til" temperature felt IaelIarly 10 "se
IL Gree~ then rose u - dGarr@s
:, t hta assam diminished
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
Happy When They Are I'm Jail.

MANY a prisoner as soon as be steps
foot in the outer office" said a Charles
street jail oiiiccr@ throws himself into
"A chair with q sigh Of relief, mutter-
ING. This is the first happy hour ii
maa. s3onths' This is especially true
o. men charged With large embezzle-
mentS Their coHScienceS seem to be
on the Verge of collapse until they ar
rive under the shadow of the ,iaii
when they then SEQ their future clear
iy@ So>tou krcefI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
COL TAR PRODUCT 8.
Some of Ii" ahin;s. W. Gc, From
THIS Gne Iillc \Eis;sut.c

Some of tee thin;s. W" Get From
ihAs Cne Time Nuisance.
When aa;d s4s NILS first introduced
as iu jilu0iuant Ter jat@t- towns tie
tar WhI II is condensed 'rom the @;s
MAS loohed upon as 4 HUis;lHe". How
ever. =cheaiStN discovered that. cod tar
was an exceedingly complicated com
pound ana l"n Itself admirably 10 tire
production Of il great uulnher of use
ful ehetl5tssls So Ne find today that
all the various brilliant and beautiful
dyes employed for colorin9 various
Kinds ot fabrics are produced from
this substance
Coal tar also furnishes the=basis for
several kinds Of medicines. such as tlf5
ona!. SUI Fffoilal and SO on. Saccharinc,
which is Il substitute for SUGAR, is also
made fleE coal tar Carhoic acid
G'henoh, the most important and best
known aHli>"ptic and diSintcetant, is A
and colpliess liquid resembling alcohol
to some extent. is another diStiIlato
which is employed for removing grease
spots.
Then We have naphtfalone 4 sub
stance which Ia SoIne extent resembles
camrhor and IS employed. Ike cam
phor. 10 protect WOODEN fabTics from
moths = ii8rp"r's Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
The hasm Of His Paitosoubv

He pfetpHds to be l philosopher.
y es. but notice one peculiar thin1
about his philosophy
Whats that
Its only other peoples hard luck
that he IS able 10 accept philosophical
vt ChicaGo Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
&c nSn'f Afraid

When Bishop Phillips Brooks WIS
"commandcd,@ rs Che phrase goes, 10
speak before the queen some enc ask
ed him if lie Was afraid. No." be re
Piled. smiling, Il have preached before
MY mother
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
i Birthday Present.

Dick = She's real iAily, isn't She:
Smiles all the time. Nick Yes, but
she cant help il; it's inherited. Her
mother used to pose for a dentifrice ad
Detroit Free Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
The Friends.

i >o.' You are wearing my old en
gas"meat i.l.@@.'
Yes: isn't it perfectly lovely to be
en"4 2e.l 10 lack :,
s.Ycs. indeed, Ties SO deliciously
serious ahoat Il, isn't he?' = Detroit
Free Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
Hrf99 ~.

= soc ttz' chose New York so"i.tv
W men EHts discovered a metL~l ef
nia'n2 th'ir biusbes~
What il IL
'-Ael paint <heu r."-CIeyv.s nd
~ Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
Guarantee Bond and
4 Investment Co.
Capital Stock $4,000
~ Subscribed and paid up $4,000 90
" Eeserve Fund Dan, 1901 -, $i3y442 so
s-~~-Ass
Stock
GENERAL OFFICES. 117 Pine St.

HE but it does
all who 81 month
profit the life
life Its field is unimnedage physical eondi
monthly Within
quality between all classes Write prospectus.
cheerfully give
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
fIiKI#8 i=fH,
FOX BROS, HARDWARE co.

Leaders III Southwest Arkansas - al#are. eaeey W. NJ
en'@ery aud Mill Supplies Al slipped promptly @
eep Our matto is Far Dealing satisfied on tonne =
toner forever. When Q anytIIe IN ar ijn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05

The bascst and meanest of all human
beings are generally the most forward
to deSpise others Fielding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
l=eRNtfl re.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.

best made and The e ape he Iaaaet. rbeaa tvl ;.
able to sal}staatiate Il ORDER until yau
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE e0upANv

Wholesale and pot I IT, #f5 ealear
St. next deoY t Morrill, luatt5ae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufa faCturers
OF PINENBLUFF.aARKANsAS.
-Uh1 l5Et{.
BLUFF CITY LUMBEF canpANY

AdldtaetaHers aIo Lumber. Lat 81
Doors IIouse Bills -lea4aIty Cheap Lumber hf
cut buildings air A.sH tatnol j.. Il, tias., -
on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
QUEENS SWARE
Z
RYLAND QUEENSWARE COMPANY.

We Wholesalers queensWafc ego E4ty=4nassr, 49,
ware, stoneWare glassware bar luehs stoves f
and lamps Headquarters fancy China At your sorvi
n the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
J. F. HUTT AND SONS,

Wholesale in 1901. Right nrtcaa and
Of
Mai quickly day Of receipt tatrosg
Flour PoftHoud0 worl beater
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-05
h. IT, OWEN.

combination of Cash and long places the
ground floor in supplying the trade with
and retail of Queensware Fancy
W0c3enWae Lamps Cutlery, etc, lad, solicited
, 1904-05-17
W. R. G..
WILL HAVE LITERARY AND MU-
sIcAL ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT
OF DECORATION DAY.
Meeting Of Custer Corps Last Night
Placed Arrangements Of Program
in Hands Of Miss Pryor-officers
Elected to Fill vacancies-Two
New Members.

Custer corps No. 20, Woman's RE
lief Corps. held an interesting meet
ing last night and arranged for the en-,
tertainment to be given at Maenner-
Choir hall the night of Monday, May
30. following the Decoration day ex
~ercises at the cemetery by Custer Post
No. l, Grand Army, and the relief
corps. There was a good attendance
of members. 1t was decided to place
the arrangement of the program In
the hands of Miss Pryor, the elocu.
ZIONIST. who will report later to the
committee Of the corps and the pro.
gram will then be given to the public.
Just the nature Of the entertainment
could not be stated this morning. 1t
will include musical and literary mum.
bers. but a supper at the hall will not
be a part of the evenings entertain.
ment.
The meeting of the corps also filled
some vacancies in Office. Mrs. Kate Nc.
Carly was elected assistant guide, in
the place made vacant by the death
of Mrs. H. A. Robinson, and Kittie
Kinnear was elected secretary in place
OF Mrs. J. W. Crawford, who had re-
signed when she removed with her
husband to Casper to reside. These
officers were installed last night. The
next meeting night of the corps will
be that of Decoration day, and no meet
ing will be held at that time.
Mrs. Williams will be admitted to
membership at the next meeting of
the corps On transfer from the corps
at Portland, Ore, and Mrs. Mccain
of this city will be initiated.
, 1904-05-17
TESTING ORE FOR BEST
METHODS OF TREATING.

The Strong Copper Mining company
shipped a thirty-ton car load of ore to-
day. not to a smelter. but to the sam
ping works of Henry E. Wood, at Den
yer. for the double purpose of finding
the average value Of the output and
If it be high enough to warrant the
erection of a plant. then just what kind
of a plant will save the greatest per
cent of value at the least possible
cost. This car load will be tested by
different methods and by different de-
grees of ineness in crushing in the
same methods, and it is not expected
that the company will get any finan-
cial returns from it. From estimates
made, it is likely the tests will cost
over $500 above the value of the ore,
but if it can be determined with rea-
sonable certainty, first, whether it is
worth treating, and, if so, just how to
work it, the management feels that
the money will be well spent.
, 1904-05-17
MEETING
OF ALBANY COUNTY DELEGATES
To STATE CONVENTION HELD
LAST EVENING.
Cto Gramm Elected Chairman of Dele
cation and Members to Be Recon-
mended for Committee Appoint
ments Named-haII Being Decor
ated for Convention Tomorrow.

The Albany county delegates to the
ference last night, all being present
except Senator McGill. The meeting
was to formulate a plan of action and
agree upon candidates for appointment
to the various committees The selec.
ton of a candidate for governor was
not discussed, no agreement to support
either of the leading candidates being
made.
The following recommendations for
committeemen were decided upon:
Chairman of Delegation-Otto
Gramm.
Organizatiou-Rev. A. c. Hogbin.
Observation-Disclosures Ivinson.
Credentials-Ora Haley.
Rules and Order-Senator John Nc
Gill.
To Select Delegates to National Con
vention-Otto Gramm.
The delegation will have another
conference tomorrow to arrange some
matters not settled at last nights meet
ing.
The decorating committee of the
citizens meeting is at work today
and the hall is being gotten ready
for the assembly of the state conven'
ton tomorrow. The convention
| ,ri1I Ia. Ia1l NJ Recommendation ho11 un,e
the hall will be arranged to accommo'
date a large crowd. Flags and bunting
will be displayed from the platform
and the hall will look cool and invit,
ing. Large cards bearing the names
of the different counties will be placed
in the section devoted to the seating
of the delegates, each county delega-
ton being conveniently grouped.
Mr.. Harry r. Logue, one of the dele
first to arrive, being a guest at the
Johnson. He is the assistant superin-
tendent of the state fish hatchery, in
charge of the branch hatchery at Ian
der. and spent a part OF the day at the
hatchery here.
Some of the delegates are expected
tonight, but the larger number will
come on the two trains tomorrow
No. 4 from the west at 1910 and Nos.
3 and 5 from the east at lis and 1880.
The Imperial Military band and the
reception committee will meet all
trains.
, 1904-05-17
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Weather Is all right.

Weather Is all right.
State convention tomorrow.
Japanese folding screens, Golden Rule
Gardens are beginning to show signs
OF life.
Good weather is predicted for to
morrow.
The June Argosy now in, Laramie
Book Co.
Fishing tackle and repairs of all
kinds. L%ovejoy's.
Just received, ladies' newest, mob
hiest hats. at the Bazaar.
IA new board sidewalk is being laid
in front of the. A. s. Peabody com.
pany's store on Second street.
r. Don't overlook the fact that Rau-
ner's big shoe sale is still on. It's an
opportunity you DON'T get often.
The Dixon Sheep company at Raw
Inns received the highest price so far
paid in the state for its wool clip, Is
cents a pound.
Charlie Berry and a few friends
are planning a fishing trip in a few
days to last several days. They will
camp out on the streams.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet at 2:3O o'clock
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Cara
M. Simpson, on north Second street.
Presbyterians and Baptists will wor.
ship together at the Cheyenne Baptist
church during the absence of The pas.
tor Of the former church in the east.
A laborer named Van Vert had the
lagers of his left hand badly crushed
at the Angel & George stone quarry
this morning and was treated by q
local surgeon.
1t is said that many of the fiockmas.
tiers of this section will pass the mid
die man and ship their wool crops
direct to market at Boston and Phila.
delphia, having been able to get as.
surances from the railroad company
Of satisfactory rates.
The article in yesterdays issue of
this paper on meadows and their irri.
CATION, and credited to the Denver
Field and Farm was taken word for
word from Prof. Aven Nelson's ad-
dress at the Cheyenne Industrial con
v%ention and used by the Denver pa
per without credit.
, 1904-05-17
REJOICING OVER BIRTH
OF ANOTHER SON

Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Bramel are re
joicing at the birth of a son to them
Sunday. They have left the naming
of the y%oungster to Grandpa Charles
w. Bramel, and he has all sorts OF
wild schemes. Strange as it may
seem, all his grandchildren are boys,
and he is at a loss for just the proper
name for the most important member
of the delegation at the present mo
ment.
, 1904-05-17
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

W. A. Mcintyre today filed claim for
the Leader No. 2 mine, in section 10,
township IA, range 70.
Hicks, by his attorney in fact, Mary
Hicks, to Emil Thirkeldsen, for lot s,
block 1852, was filed for record today.
The Hunt liquor had not been con.
cluded when The Republican went to
press this afternoon. The evidence
had been heard and the instructions
of the court read to the jury.
, 1904-05-17
RAILROAD NOTES.

Trainmaster H. L. Anderson arrived
from the west on the noon train today.
Conductor Knapp is adding a new
barn to his premises on north Fourth
street.
A large amount of improvements
are contemplated at the tie preserving
station here, to add to the permanency
OF that institution.
A few days ago some boys made a
raid on the window glass in a build
ing at the tie plant. They were caught
almost red handed and have been din
ing off the mantel piece since.
, 1904-05-17
DINING ROOM GIRLS
GUESTS At TIE PLANT

The dining room girls at the Union
Pacific hotel were taken to the tie
preserving plant on a switch engine
last night and were made welcome by
the men in charge. They were given
a nice luncheon in the new dining car
and spent some time looking over the
plant and watching the process.
, 1904-05-17

An exhibit Of w~ood-making machin-
airy in the Palace Of Liberal Arts At the
Worlds fair is attracting much atten-
ton. All forms Of machinery used In
making woodwork are shown in oper-
alton.
, 1904-05-17
o O Q @ O @ O @ @ Q @ @ @ @ @ {
Q WEATHER REPORT {
FOR WYOMING.

Q Washington, D. c., May IL {
Q Weather forecast for Wyoming: {
o Partly cloudy tonight and Wedn- {
Q esday, with showers and cooler in {
o west portion Wednesday; warm {
q er tonight and in east portion {
Q Wednesday. {
Q Q @ Q Q @ . Q @ Q Q @ {
, 1904-05-17
VICTIMS OF MEsLEs
NOW NUMBER THREE.

Master Charles William DeKay was
not long permitted to claim the proud
distinction of being the only "measley
kid" In the city, as Miss Bertha Boyd
and E. E. Bo wman are both down with
the disease. The babe is doing nicely
and the others are not thought to be
%dangerouly i'll. -
, 1904-05-17

Remember Niethe's dancing school
Thursday night at North Star hall. Ev-
erybody invited. 23St3
, 1904-05-17

FOR sALE-Phaeton. 1 single and
set double harness. c. M. Simpson.
33etf
, 1904-05-17

Try a pair of our shoes for your boy.
4 Terry.
, 1904-05-17

There will be a special social ses-
sion of Laramie lodge No. $50 B. P. O..
E. on Wednesday evening. ay 10. at
$3.50 O'Clock. All visiting Elks in
vited. 23st2
&C q cpErNp MN %,
, 1904-05-17

Shirts 1Oc, collars and cuffc 2 c, flat
work Is pieces 15c. City Steam Laun.
dry. Try us.
, 1904-05-17

Boys straw hats, s cents, while they
last, at Woodruff Z Terry's.
, 1904-05-17

The Methodist ladies' will serve SUD.
per in the Maennerchor hall May goth
Price, rs cents. 237t:
, 1904-05-17
MISSION SERVICES AT
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

This evening mission services will
be conducted in the German Lutheran
church by Rev. A. Walton, the pastor
of the church.
, 1904-05-17

FOR RENT-Four-room house, 414
Kearney street. 235ts
, 1904-05-17

Spring suits for men and boys. II
costs nothing to . them. woodruR
10 Terry.
, 1904-05-17

Tsrnishsd rooms for light housekesp.
Ing aeayse Hasssa. Uaivssstty a.d ~.
, 1904-05-17

WANTED-A girl, apply to Mrs. w.
inson. corner Of Thornburgh and Sixth.
233tf
, 1904-05-17

Bullet ties and all the new creations
in neckewear. Woodruff & Terry.