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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-06
Sherlock Holmes

The Lafayette's Ofering for the week
beginning November Is viii be William
GilIett's Sherlock Holmes. This fasCin-
ating play with all the magnitude OF its
original superb production Including the
exhibition OF electrical effects is ex-
pecIed 10 AFFORD a rare treat 10 the pa
irons OF the Lafayette.
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@The Girl From Kay's. "

a beautiful trousseau bonnet, care
less kiss tossed back and forth between
the hOur-oid bridegroom and the dainty
milliner's messenger. discovery OF said
kiss by the bride. are the principal in
gTeGients OF The Girl from Kay S.
which comes TO the National Theater
Tor one week beginning Monday, NoVern-
Der q
The Girl from Gays is under the
direction OF Charles Fr0hmau and
George Edwards. sam Bernard will be
seen in the principal role, with Hattie
Williams as his chief assistant in this
bright jingle OF musical novelty
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not too prone 10 condemn the deed, IU
all relations OF life, without ana'yziug
tue Iu8uEuL on motive which prompts
the deco. which is really the essence OF
the matter To be condemned or APP
proved.
Too Sweeping an Indictment.
/ believe that TOO sweeping an Inc
dictmeut of the problem play is con-
ducivg OF harm 20 the best interests
of the stage as We would all have IL
be.
Take for instance, the criticisms OF
the late Clement Scott, best judge OF act
ins iH England. worst critic of the
drama Iu Europe. For years Scott held
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-06

the bin for nearly two months ut the
beginning of the season. Washington
viii Roe one of the first cities 10 see it,
Miss LOTUS Is well known IN this couu-
try through her appearances as leading
lady with j.. H. SOJhern, and FOR her
work n Londo in Sir Henry Irving S
company. Her support this season in
Cludes H. Reeves Smith, George s.
Spencer, Herbert Standing. ". j. But
Ier Emmett Shackelford. Eva Vincent
Kate PatUison Soften, and Julia Dean,
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"A wife's Secret"

For the week commencing November
IL the Academy's 0nering viii be Spen'
Ger g. Ab0ru's sensational melodrama,
"A WIfe's Secret"
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Prospective Vaudeville.

Six out of eight attractions announced
for Chase's next week are advertised
as OF hrst-cIass program distinction.
They axe Pewitt, with "the mysterious
face" showing a face of mammoth
size capable OF expressing every vari-
ty OF human emotion Claude Gilling-
water and company. In ''The Wrong
Man, Mons Chassino. shadowgrap hist;
Signor GermiuaI. baritone from the
Grand Opera House Paris the Melaui
Trio OF Italian street musicians, ana
BurHe.s Musical DOGS The motion pic
lures viii portray the Yale-Princeton
football game.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-09-02
SUICIDE PREVENTED

The, startling announcement that
preventive Of suicide had been dis
covered will interest many. A run
down system, or dependency invar-
iably preoede suicide and something
has been found that will prevent
that condition which makes suicide
likely. At the first thought Of self
destruction take Electric Bitters. It
being great tonic and nervine will
strengthen the nerves and build up
the system. It's also a great Stom-
ach. Liver and Kidney regulator.
Only snc. Satisfaction guaranteed
BY All Druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-09-02
Young Plants

Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
and seed may seem the same
but some plants are weak and
others strong.
And that's the way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
same care but some grow big
and strong while others stay
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
Of food, but because the food
does not feed.
SCOTS Emulsion reallyfeeds
and gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of weak
ness and failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems TO find
it and set the matter right.
&%& 49,. Send for free sample.
Scott q Bovine, Chemists 4o9 Pearl St., New Yor1
z Trl- soc. and 500 all druggists. Arnia.n..-.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-09-02

o. ". freeman and G. Gullicl
Adrian have filed as republican
candidates for count y commissions
Harry Murdoch loft Friday. TO,
jackson county where he will lool
after some business for G. W. Pat
te1S on. & sat4
Miss Ida Swanson returned t.
New York City after a months
visit with her brother Elef Swanson
and family. ~ o.,
The Village council have served
notice to number of property owl
ers for the construction Of new CO
ment walks. "
Miss Zell Mccartney returned t.
her home at Waterloo, Ia, after a
a visit here with her father, L. L.
Mccartney. 4s
Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, guarantees posi-
tons. Just think of it. Don't lose
your chance.
Mrs. James Mitchell and children,
who have been visiting relatives in
this place returned to their home at
Adrian Saturday.
j. $. McManus and wife returned
to their home at Livermore We'd
neday morning after a couple OF
weeks visit here. -
Miss Kindlund returned Saturday
from the cities where she spent
some time acquaint ing herself with
the new fall styles.
Arthur Woodford, of Carroll, Iowa
returned to his home Wednesday
after a pleasant visit at
the Lawton home.
R. W. and Il. Il. Hawley left
Tuesday afternoon over the Rock
Island for Minneapolis where they
will attend the university.
Frank People, we'll known to our
citizens has returned from the vest
and has accepted a position in
1rug store at Boyd, MINI.
L. y. Bathen and E. II. Beadee,
If Fulda we're taking in the fair
Friday. They expressed themselves
highly pleased with the exhibits.
Mr.. johnson Of Mankatparrived
here Wednesday Afternoons Tor q
chicken hunt: He will be- the guest
of Chas. Sundberg during his stay.
The Epworth League will give
| social Friday eveing Sept. 2nd on
Rev. Cahoon, lawn from s to 10.
supper rs cents. Everybody in
7ited. =
Mrs. Boberg gave a party We'd
1esday afternoon in honor of Miss
Ester Sunberg of Reading, who is
visiting here. Refreshments were
served. !.
John Mosher arrived Thursday
night from Minneapolis to spend a
few days here. He has been en-
ployed there by the Minneapolis
Business college. !.
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LOCAL NEWS.

M
Rooms for pupils and others. 3rt
ave: 1911.
" DR.. Walker visited Sheldon, Iowa
professionally on Wednesday.
\ Fancy vests OF the latesst fabrics
at F. A Torrance and Sons BIZ
store.
Serge Blue and Brown ''Mashie'
Lampher Hats New Lampher stiff
hats. None better.
81 Rev. E. W. Lanham will hold reg
ular preaching services in thu
Presbyterian church Sunday.
The Colman Lumber company il
building an extension to it's Goa
shed. The extension is to be IA \
SO feet.
For 1ent-My 24O acre farm, well
improved, two and one-half miles
north of Rushmore. Aug. Strand,
Worthington.
George W. Voak is up from
Brewster this week looking after
S. NJ. Stewards machine business
during Mr.. Stewards absence form
town.
j. G. Bracket, deputy state
supreme commander of the
Maccabees who had been in town
for few days, left Thursday for
Lakefeld.
Water proofs skirts for women are
shown at F. A. Torrance and Sons.
Made of heavy dark worsterds, and
are just the thing for damp rainy
weather.
cannot name the rare joys, the
infinite delight that intoxicates me
since taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea OF
Tables.-F. NJ. Hickman.
j. S. McConkey of Brewster has
filed his certificate of candidacy for
the republican nomination of county
commissioner. Mr.. McConkey is
the postmaster at Brewster.
A party was give at the home of
Rudolph Dieckhof Tuesday evening
to few friends. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed in games and after
lunch singing by Miss Damon and
James Mackay.
Nelson Dayton who has spent the
summer here returned to his home
in Minneapolis Wednesday night.
Next week with his parents brother
and sister will visit the St. Louis
exposition.
Victor Anderson, who has stock
farm south of Org, sustained the
loss of about sixty sheep Thursday
morning. The sheep got onto
the railroad track and were struck
by early. morning passenger train.
Mr.. Anderson went down Thursday
to look into the matter.
N. Weinandt formerly of the
Brewster Tribune has been employ
ed to act as reporter for the
Daily. He is an experienced
newspaper man but cannot obtain
the local news without your assist
lance so when he calls on you please
give him all the information you
can. -~.,-
Because John Billings insisted on
settling a dispute with Charles Web
Der by means of a razor, he is now
a guest of Sheriff, Fauskee. Both
parties are from Lismore and Billings
had his preliminary hearing in
Justice court last Wednesday, and
was bound over to wait the action
OF the grand jury at the October
term of court. County Attorney
Jones appeared for the state.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-09-02
J. K. DARBY,

Is once more before the public az
an auctioneer. Will cry all kinds of
sales aud guarantee. Will have
notes cashed as cheap if not cheaper
than anyone else. See him before
securing your auctioneer for terms
and dates. ~ -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-09-02

Christ Hogan is contemplating
the erection of q residence east Of
the Omaha depot. e.% r..
Special lot Of f1eeced and percale
wrappers just arrived at F. A.
Torrance and Sons.
! The newt-1 things in raincoate
now on sale ,,f F. A. Torrance and
Sons Kuppenuoimer made.
Miss Ruda Rippberger left Wed
nesday for Chicago to attend school
and will make her home with her
sister Mrs Giroux.
Mrs. damon returned the first of
the week from a five weeks visit at
Sheldon and feels greatly benefited
physically by the trip.
The Womans Temperance Union
will meet with Mrs. John Ramage
Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. All
ladies are cordially invited:
J. s. Farnhan an uncle of Mrs.
A. II. Foote and Mr.. Brunskil of
Chattswo1th, Iowa and a cousin of
Mr.. Foote visited here Tuesday.
Geo. Damon returned Last Satur-
day from Mankato where he spent
the summer. He left Monday for
Sheldon to help his brother Albert.
G.. W: Gale left the first of the
week for Wisconsin to. look after his
mothers property The recent wind
storm done considerable damage
there.
Work was begun Thursday on q
"a xS6 foot addition to, the Worth
ington Creamery plant, Herman
Penterson is experimenting the
work.
Albert Damon after spending
couple of weeks at Lake Harriet
went went to Sheldon last week
to look after the fruit from their
farm. =:
For the most complete prepare
ton for college or scientific school
send your sons and daughters to
Pi!!shr--y Academy. Seven modern
buildings, fully equipped, heated by
steam, lighted by electricity; DOR
mitories for boys and girls: campus
of twelve acres; gymnasium, ,ath-
ietic field, foot ball, base ball, ten
mis-, skating, military drill. Grad
uat1ng courses IN Literature, Art,
Elocution, Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Diploma admits to college.
Large endowment, low expenses,
home influences. Send for cata-
logue to Milo B. Price, Principal,
Owatonna, MINI.
Enviable success has followed the
career Of the Aberdeen Angus herd
at Inwood Farm under tho manage.
ment Of Foster Moore. Beginning
i've years ago with one pure bred bull
and two helfers; the herd now
consists Of twelve pure bred and
eighty high grade cattle. In thai
time not an of color calf has been
born from COWS bred on farm. Thi'
speaks we'll for the strong blood o.
the true to type herd bulls which
Mr.. Moore has been careful to select
andthat his judgment was good II
shown by the statement of Prof. Boa
that his bunch of blacks were q
true a type as could be wished, and
with fitting, need not be afraid Il
show anywhere. Mr.. Moore ha
ever, attended an school agriclltur'
but 1t has been his good fortune tt
attend pure bred sales and the In
? irrational Fat Stock show with hi.
cousin W. T. Potts who is called tx
State and Canadian fairs and St
Louis exposition as q judge Of stock
and who has taken great pains *
/ assist Mr.. Moore in discerning the
good points Of an animal. At thu
fair the Inwood herd beat ever,
thing shown except the Hill Here
fords from 8. d. which was fittet
for a string of fairs and the Augu'
two year old heifer took sweep
, stakes over the Hereford Heifer fo
which Mr.. Hill paid $3.50 as a calf.
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LOCAL.

1885, L0SlG "A e, .....
Will CLANCY is on the sick list.
Mrs. James Ramage is expecte
home in a few days.
Mrs. P. Fl. Brown is visiting il
Heron Lake this week.
Newton Fauskee went to Lismor'
on business trip.
T. A. Palmer is having a nev
floor put in his music store.
Miss NJ cManus of Siblay visite'
here Tuesday.
c. j. Bracket of Pipestone wa
in Worthington Tuesday.
S. e. Freeman was over fro n
r ound Lake Tuesday.
NJ. E. Hines of Round Lake was a
Worthington visitor Tuesday.
Attorney Tierney, of Fulda. tran
sacted busiesss here Tuesday.
DR.. and Rudolph Geyerman Of
Brewster were in town Tuesday.
John Rinden and Ole Norland, OF
Brewster were in town Tuesday.
Miss E. E. Cheathem returned
Wednesday from a visit at Jackson.
A. P. Darling left Monday on a
trip to the nothern part of the state.
Ray Sims and brother of Sheldon
visited friends here Wednesday.
:. NJ. J. Barber and wife went to st.
Paul Tuesday to attend the state
fair.
Mrs. Minnie Walker Of Magnolia
in visiting her parents C. ". ".
Dow.
Miss Matte hastings is spend
ing the week with relatives at St.
Paul.
G. W.Patterson shipped i've OF mis-
horses to the State Fair Sunday
night.
Mrs. Otis Bigelow of st. James
is visiting her parents g. W. ".
Dow.
DIR. F. NJ. Manson has tild for the
nomination for the Office
Of coroner.
The remains of Mrs. Chas. John
son were shipped to Evanston, ILL.,,
Tuesday.
Prof E. L. Porter of Hastings was
in town "wednesday looking after
farm interests.
Bruce Yale went to Brewter We'd
nesday morning on a prospective
real estate deal.
Morgan Bros. received a new
threshing engine, sixteen horse
power, Wednesday.
Orval Upper left Monday for a
trip to George, Ia, where he will
visit with friends.
carlos Dow left Tuesday for
Minneapolis where he will resume
his studies at the "U."
Miss Lottie Kali went to Lake
Park Monday afternoon for visit
with the Misses Nichols
Ira King returned Monday nigh t
to Mankato after assisting E. j.
Helmick during the fair.
Bert Forbes returned home Mon
day for a few days. visit. He has
been working in Wisconsin.
Miss Marion Campbell left Mon
day for her home at Sibley after a
visit here with Miss Julia Town.
Mrs. Cook and sister Miss Ramsey
left Monday for Luverne after visit
ing here last week with friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
MASONIC DOlNGS
GRAND CHAPTER ELECT NEW
oFFlcERs-oTHER IMPORTANT
MATTERS

tFum Tbuudaya Daily Cul,uI
The Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masons finished business lost oyou.
Ing hy che election of che following
officers
A. 81 Pratt. Carlsbad. aul high
priest. Arthur Eyor.tt. city, deputy
grand hIsb priest. a. b. Stevens. HAT
on. grand king a j. Maloy. city.
emud treasurer a. A Keen city.
grand secretary p b. McdIor city.
grand lecturer. a % smith. Las We
gas. grand chapniui g. % Boucher
las Vegas strand captain of the host.
Frank UonnIug. Ration. grand pr.n
cIpaI Hoiouruor. q q Donovan. Ration
strand royal arch captain; w. r.
Joynrr Roswell grand master of tho
third veil. John q Bolton. Carlsbad
rrnui master uf the second t.Il. Rob.
ort Abraham. city. Grand master OF
the first Veil a. 81 Wbfruuh city,
grand sentinel. DR. o. 10 Wrutb. city
chairman 1f tho committee on foreign
correspondence
Tho Amounted Heb Priests mot
uftrr thn grand chapter .rf finished
.fs work and conferred .he iDFroo
of th'a division upon Glass OF
eight
This morning tho rr l. eummaH
. ory mot. and this afternoon Strand
commandery officers are being elect
pd a banquet will hD served at tho
I Masonic Temple tonight to an Ma
sonic delegates and visitors
The Ladies' of me Eastern Star win
/ convene tomorrow ana rho sessions
~ this BODY are expected to con
I Nnuo until Saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

From She Republican
Mrs Carl Brown has returned home
from her visit lu California
Sunday was a miserable day. threat
oniug snow most OF thc day Al Grants
"a few miles east Of here, snow fen ON
saturday night
Miss Mary Stokes. the crtwhile
rUmrosItor at the Republican office.
nos resigned her position 10 this o.
Gee and has accepted "a position o. no
Clarkvllle sore.
John Fopus. Quail Heron and
Charles white were employed hy bc
corps OF surveyors who left here last
Friday They went west from GALLUP
and are said to De- following the ODD
survey made several years ago and
which crosses the stnta Pc about slz
miles west of Gallup They are said %
bs in tho employ of De- Colorado.Ari
iona Railroad company which Med
articles of Incorporation in bio ooun
y lhIs week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
socoRRo

These 10 lake several miles in
o,tont In tho depression on Che PLAN
beswcen socurro mountain aud the
MngdAlonaH.
Hon NV Chavcs 81 Albuquerque.
lou for home uy team "Wednesday
from attendance 90 his fathers tuner.
al iu this city last week.
g. Rsycrus. formerly nisht opgr''
OF at the santa Fc station here, mas
be,p stationed at san Antonio since
the Cth inst. aud expects l' remain
there permanently,
JuIIua Campordon suffered "a severe
loss from the effects of iho I''od A'
I,oiynd,ra. uIs house. wcntyHr'en
IONS OF alfalfa, four barrels OF vino.
a lnt OF hogs farming implements ana
,sr,ous and suudry u,her things loo
numerous to mention, were chfti''
away BY the waters.
rhe dam at the point Of the muu"
tain suffered SOME damage 7''H'
bay uIeht Th, commH'. Boo oh'lt'
nav. had sp,prH men and teams "'
vnrt This Npak making tine necessary
rrp,Irs The SUM of t.tI has n.'n
collected uul ol the t-t, funa''''''
ami. week. to make lhe necessary 'l
rr,,.usrfs a. least $500 ia n''A
ed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
THE SEN0OVAL
COUNTY REPURl

A republican county CONVENTION
FOR snndoyul county was held lsator
inv nt Corwlca There was present.
n mu representation from every rr.
cinct in tho county. ans The convr
Econ was harmonious and cnlhuaioi
uc Resolutions we're unanimously
adopted approving tho nomination oil
President Roosevelt and ihe national
platform. piedsIng iho party 90 thf
support Of william a. Audrowa Tor
delegate to congress- endorsing the
administration of Governor Otoro. and
the judiciary of the territory; approx
inc tto aciion az tho territorial con
ycutlun in making ~ @ nur8um chair
man of the territorial central com
mittcc. and hlrhiy commondlug Die
trict Attorney CLANCY
The t1uowiiz nominations were
made
For representative. Ulr'nlo Cordo
Va. for county commissioners, Tel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
RATION

FROM hg Reporter
Mr. louis l0Bue aHu bas been
seriously boo lu uuy Neuaa .s abIo
200 Hy about again
Mrs q. a Whfui and SON James
eI. away Friday ou choir trip Io lar
Uui. kansas
Miss NanD. Poo. and THos Turner
r.s.IDut- 90. lns rfg. wore married
hg Rev Ann rUns Hi hn Methodist
parsonage Friday uIrhI
Nr aud MrH IS s. Howard Wlu
u.. b,.u uuata Cor SOM. H.".
pas ~ Mrs Towards f.. Nu
a % Dawson Irfl Monday r.M 'HI
..r home uJ savannah. iI
Attorney Ed fruHE uf Trinidad
came over the bIU Tuesday snI o..
mruad homo the evening of .n. Sam.
fay ne gives euuHIu auH urN
ur account OFF .Uu destruction wH
uI Hy hs eral. uooI .u NH city and
vicinity
Nr sud Mrs Hugo sHlH.r. Hn.
Iausut.r nuI Mrs sUaH0laH nHue.n
Miss ushuud. .gll saturday fur tI.
..l MIss O..mI goo RETURN .n hN
home Boz Chicago anI SIR S.lhur.
ud family l0 F.eif loo So louis Chi
eleo New York and other cities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
CARLSBAD
Frsn the Argus

Frnm the Argus.
Miss Frances Justice. of pafar0u'd
Ark. arrived ln tho city for visit
with tho family of her brother w g.
Justice.
g. s Borson has sold 1000 head
~ Syoarold steers Co Jones Bros,
of Canadian. Texas Ho viii begin
this week rounding up and preparing
FOR their delivery
Miss Katie Henley returned from
70 months visit 90 her home In Mat
foon. I1 She was accompanied hy
hor mother. Mrs l.. G. Henley who
win remain GA the cl,y during the
winter
The poc0s Irrigation company has
extended me use of lno fumC to Che
county commissioners. to lO used as
o. temporary bridge across fhc river
until definite arrangement can he
made Cor q br'dco az some other
point Heavy timbgra have boon laid
Tor a FLOORING aud on 90 lho traffic
from Tho other side of Che river IH
now made boy this route
Much anxiety is felt among tho
parents of She school children Boo This
city over the announcement of a case
of diphthoria. which hBs developed
200 the case 90 Johnnie MURRAY no
has been ailIug for ihc past Few days
buf mot considered serious up.l this
ws-k. when symptoms had developed
sufficiently 20 permit Coo attending
physician to make "a satisfactory diag
uosis of the case Health officer
Whether Investigated the case and
ordered tine city schools closed until
ucXi Monday Co avail further de-
ysl1pmcufs The prompt action ON
thu part of thc authorities is most
cnmmondahIo one. aud viii DO much
towards pryoniIur The spread ~ Tho
disease
An exciting and amusing incident
occurred On the river last week. near
tho former site ~ the Hagormar
Heights bridge 70. u. HnrIcs pur
chased from the Tracy Roberts Hard
ware company q small sblU to hr used
| ny him boo crossing the river Fro.
Dearborn OF tho hardware firm az
sisted Iu launching che rran and ACT
el as oarman on me initial trip H'
! started ACROSS with Nfgsrs Uarlo
and Edward Knowles as passengers
When 200 thD middle of tho stream
I Mr. Ua..s who had control of 'h,
rIIIor turned tHp uoat ur0als.d,
| t1 thp current and thp r.Hu'. w1s thn
! aH three gentlemen V.r. prHc.p.ta'g
% little moro than waist deep 30
uarpr Fortunately no damage rD
suited from the m.ahap Tho mD
renamed the boat and arrived a'uH
600 rho opposite bank
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
LAS VEGAS
From tbe Optic

From Toe Optic
James A. Dick. now uf tho wh0..
cal. grocery house of EI pasu nI
which be H the ha1 "a 'n ho r.'r
fur a few days 00 business
Tho vorE of setting up iho r'a.n.
uf .hs electric railway power plant
s aH0u. camuIui,i aui %. soon
H. trar. H pu. FOO shape traffic ".'I
H. rluwoI between IHH now ana
old town aa wen Us to t1o end of tH0
rark n he Hot snr.una canyon
H many 0IH friends bore $3.50 n'
pleased t0 learn fna FrI n1uN".
vino WIS formerly Employed hF 'h'
White brokerage company ana Who
finished "a course foo mining Cua.n"0r
n. 20 ho Colorado school M Mine.
af Golden. IH uuw ao.lIne % E1Hl rl.
.Iuu as assistant 0ne.nu.r W'ih ono
af th. b.g mining emp'n.. "i N.
yn1n
SD KrrmH fro Springer frU F.7.,
4rr.muauIuI hy hH Nn'n daughter
r'.l. Is lu lhe cIty today Ih" F.n'.r
man Is aIruuvely uafoH.ue i1 The
.uDa Hnr usually t1'a hT io'
travelling salesman ln Che amn'
room about holiday goods while zoo
Wfr a.r o. talInr treatment of one
Of iha c.F physicians f1r o. trouble
somo Mp The friends of the iii'le
sufferer win ho pleased to learn chat
Dor parents think che Is Improving