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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

istercd at hotels here to-tsay are as fol-
lows:
AudItorium-w. q Bar,le. q. l.. Crawford
J.. J. Carmody.. Mrs. J. carnody, }. W.
Gail. r. &. Ward.
sherman Housc-w, A. Brown. F. N. OIL.
more. Mrs. 7. Shaw, J. r. schiIling.
victOrla-F. A. Fitzgerald. q. y. scott.
Grand PGcifc-F. u. Adams. r. s. Birchett,
KaIserhoa-E s. coyIe. J. b. odonn.iI. E. J.
Shea.
Briggs-A. Is. Suess.
Bre e.oo5t-I. l. Mason. L. G. Parks. A. v.
Taylor. ". y wilson;
Jacobs. r. J. Krause. J. Il. Kickham. l.. l..
iawler. O. r. Smith. L. II. schasfer. c. J.
Palmer Honse"Mfs +. Benjamin. J. T. John.
ston. Mrs. II. Murray. W. J. Wilcox.
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Editorialy the Globe remarked that ED Butler
Is managing the preliminaries OF the Democratic
City Convention in st. Louis" And In a news item
in parallel column the Globe explained that the
prelimnares being managed In an effort to beat
Folk and that nntFoIk Democrats are being sum.
moned by advertisement to serve judges and
clerks Of election. The Globe thus sets forth as
plainly It could be set forth complete chapter Of
the Walbridge- Butler Doodle conspiracy
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
Election Conceded.

Baltimore Herald KepJ.
No very far behind the presidential campaign In 81
terest the gubcrnatorinI campaign OF Mr. Folk ~
Missouri There have not been many State campaigns
that have extended far beyond the local bounds and
Significance .his has already donein fact. had done
before Mr. Folk achieved the nomination. His candi-
dacy IL OF national Importance for reasons
first is recognized light OF honest politi-
cal methods and principles Of against dis
honest political rings and the inrIgues Of booders:
ond his election already virtually conceded. will place
him In direct line 10 be nominated for the presidency
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS

IT H. clayton. p. +. McCoiIum. Ottr
Nsns,ner anc a party Of Phdadeiph. ans are
at the southern while visiting the Fair.
e NJ Graves Of indianapolis is a guest
at the Planters.
Mark f. Lewis and Eugene Corn Of sah
Franc isco are at the Jefferson.
Among the arrivals at the Laclede yester-
day were London Hutiedge and Bah Rutiedge
Of Houston rex.
n Jacobs of DE Soto. Ill. is at the 81.
EichoiaB.
j. r. Carter and Hettie Carter Of Koby,
Tex. came TO the city yesterday and reSisteTei
ut the Linde!l.
J. 4 Arnold Of PittSburg and II. II: Crea
and Charles W Cessna Of Decatur, Ill. are
among tho guests at the Planters.
Mr. and Mrs George e. Pc rec II concordin,
Ksa. are guests at the Lindeil
Henry ~ Wood Of Aurora III. IL stay
ing At the Jefferson while In the city.
Among the guests n, tne ST Nicholas are
J. ~. Wallace Of Chicago and Sterling Fort
of Adams. Tenn,
John p. Och Of Toledo Is at the LnGeii
w n. wrigh, and q. p. Ofutt Of Morgan
heid Ky. and q. Y. Dllard Of New Orleans
are Euerts at the f,aelede
At Chicago Hotels.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago H. The 81. Louis porgOns reg
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Of the presumptuous animal stories which have been
published are absurd in their conclusions and dedu'
tions, IL not In their facts But the whole truth is
that animals are what they always have hcen-ai.i-
mals-and that their intelligence Is altogether e'e-
mcntary. being an instinct natural Inherited or de-
veloped. Fabed manifestations of higher intelii-
gence reason, Invariably be proved to be mere
instinct, and nothing more.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

| Announcement was made yesterday in
| st. Louis OF the engagement Of Miss Ger
| trude H,mlen of Boston TO Daniel Catlin,
Jr., son OF Daniel catlin Of Eandeventer
place. The news was conveyed to mem
| bers Of Mr.. +. e. LackIand's family by
| letter. Mrs. Lakeland being an aun, OF
| tho fiance.
! The engagement comes apparently after
| an acquaintance OF several years. begin
ming when MIR. Catlin wao a student at
Harvard. Later he met Miss Hamlen In
Calcutta. when he and his brother
| Theron were making a tour round the
world. They both attended the Durbar
festivities OF that year and Travelled to-
sether in the same party for several
| weeks.
.,uring the vistt of Miss Alice Roosc
| velt to Mr. Catlins sister. Miss Irene Cat
| lin, the young man was frequently escort
| for the Presidents daughter lie is much
| liked In society, for his pleasant. unas-
suming manner and his extreme socia-
bility. His Gancee is said to be a beauty
and very popular in the Boston suburb
where she lives. The marriage Is ar
! ranged for october. and the Two will I've
In St. Louis.
All tNe 'dllH eit HOW
at their summer home ia Dublin, y. H..
where they VIII remain untn iate 5eptem-
ber. Nj. Daniel CdtIin, Jr.. has just DcCn
In Boston for Few days. ana the an
nouncement Of MS engagement was sim
uitsneous with his arrival. al the home
o. MISS HainIen
Mrs. Thomas Rodgers. No. 3706 West
Pine boulevard. entertained with a morn
ing card party yesterday In honor Of Mrs.
Ben kinball. now OF Galveston, Tex.
who Is visiting old friends in st Louis.
Mrs. kimbalI was formerly president OF
euchre club to which Mrs. Rodgers be
longed. and the ladies' invited yesterday
morning were all members OF tais socia!
Organization. Luncheon followed the
game. Those who enjoyed the morning
were:
Mesdames--
Ale,snasI Ai,a, ,I De MeniI, MasiBettlh: tl1,-.,.
Il X Walker. Eauduy.
Thomas tTuse, Joseph BryBon,
Charles CreiIshar. J W By fnes.
Personal MENTION.
Mrs. william e. Little departed last
night for Biddeford Pool where she VIII
spend several weeks at the cottage of her
mother, Mrs Iimon. Mr.. Little and ms
daughter, Miss Little and Miss Marga-
ret Little. Will remain al Alden Hall dur
ing the summer.
Miss Mary Clark Will go 10 COLORADO
next week to join Mr.. and Mrs. Lindel
Gorst1n and the Misses Hutchinson, her
cousins. who are cottagiDs In the noun
tiins this summer.
Some recent registrations at Hackinac
hotels include the following residents OF
st. Louis: T. d. Woodward. Judge Har-
vey, Mr. and Mrs. Leverctte Bell, Major
and Mrs. Kaufman. Ed. +. Scharff, Miss
Maud s3charn. Thomas Cianey, Il. =:
Mr.. Otto ShubeIt Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
ID. Hirsch, J. a. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Henry, Hugh Anderson.
Miss Helen Brady Of Webster enter
tanned friends on Wednesday at her new
.uburbsn home in honor Of Miss fr.uise
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

One Of the popular music compositions Of the sea
son is military march entitled, West Door, H. X =
The composer displayed great prudence in selecting
an exit Of the House Of Representatives as a means
OF expressing emotion, for the atmosphere Of the
Senate might be too rich for the publc's constitu-
ton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

If Colonel" Ed Butler the Globe plainly
shows. is working with all his might and main to
beat Folk. then he must be working with all, his
might and main to elect Mr.. Walbridge. II Butler
were working with all his might and main to beat
Mr.. Walbridge there would be some plausbility to
the Globes editorial denials of the existence OF rhe
Walbridge Butler Doodle combine
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

they constitute a utilitarian benefit. All kinds Of
manufactured articles shown, and the processes
Of manufacture demonstrated. Visitors Manu-
fac'urers' Day will perceive how their country
leads in this department OF the Exposition, and 1t
will be interesting to note the progress that has been
made. The crowd on Manufacturers Day should be
the largest up to date
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Missomria ms In New York.

REPUBLIC Special
ST, Louis--P. II. Feagan. W A. ZeIinsker.
Hoffman: ". p. schweppe, Mrs -. Evers,. A.
y. Everst x. G. kennsdy. Imperial. y z.
W. Dro,,en, Waldorf: e. T. siYaiis and Mrs
sivalis. =. Kobin.9n. A.. q, csIeron; Ashland;
wsIco.: J b. Iiurf. t. j. purk and Mr:. Bufk.
Everett: Mrs: Kerens. Holland; l.. J. Prentice.
hytnns S B. M.y ke,h.rinnd un n M Mr.. rev ,s fs.e
come. AibenhrIe: \ Hhirnsrsabs. Grand Union :
J r. Mcnamara. Victoria: u. A.. Collins. Nav.
are: q. HibOr. Broadway Central.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Where could the Russian soldiers go II japanese
army should storm St Petersburg from balloons and
another invasion be made via the Mukden Railroad ?
After the airship contest in ST. Louis Russia will
have to expect the coming Of rifles cannon and
pedoes On the wing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Captain Thomas S. Baldwin has tested new air.
ship with which he will compete for the grand prize
Of 100000 His airship is propelled by pull Ina
chine not by pusher. and his chances Of success
are proportionately greater.
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rsrty Subordinate to pr,.c,,,e.

NcW fOrF HTHTu.
In Missouri principle has been up: principle 10
the issue II s greater than party-s Louis Republic.
II we'll to occasionally thus TO the basar fact
that the only legitimate function parties promote
and support sou1d principles and policies.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

China exhibits three vases which are worth their
weight In gold. They will be kept out of range Of
the Republican Campaign Committee
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Peters. who Il soon to return to San An
tonic. Tex. Dancing and music were the
chief amusements. Those present were:
Misgez-
Minnie schoheld, A. Ruby.
Robbie Roper.
Hcssi-ufg-
Paul Acton. W. Hswconb.
EGcle Pe'ors J. Brown
Eddie Kern. Iom brady
X. E-wcouh. J. Buhlinger
+. McclOsEcy.
Mrs. Louis fdler and children Of No 1916
Berlin avenue. ard Miss Ralpha Nol Of
No 4531 Berlin avenue are spending the
summer al Shelter Island. Long Island.
They viii return in September with their
sister. Mrs. Fritz Neuhaus OF Berlin. Ger
many. Who will arrive to spend few
months visiting relatives ana friends in
this country.
Mrs. ID. e. Humphreys and her son.
Owing Sloan Humphreys. OF Lexington.
Va, guests of MT. and Mrs. Ewing
VI. Sloan. WHO is also entertaining her
daughter. Mrs Charles {. Bryant of
Kansas City.
Miss Lillian Einhaus of Quincy. Ill. is
the guest Of Miss Kathryn O'Brien OF
Glasgow avenue.
J. Gordon Campbell, who has been the
guest Of his aunt and uncle. Mrs. and Mr..
F.. l.. Hastedt OF Cote BriIiiantc avenue.
FOR the past two weeks, has returned to
his home In Springfield. Mass.
Irs. s l.. Giesinger. No. l0I2 Westmin-
ster place. has gone to Charlevoix, Mich.
and will not return until September ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Thompson en-
tertained a party OF friends on Monday
in honor OF Mr. Thompson's birthday.
Many presents were received. Dinner was
served ut o'clock. Among those present
were Mrs. NJ. H.. sherman OF Edwards
and Mrs. a. g. Bray. Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Miller,
:Ar and Irs. Fred Miller Mrs. Belle Mil
Ter, Mr.. Robert Farahee Of Pittsburg. Pa
Victor Pitney OF Louisiana. Mo. ia In the
city attending the Worlds Fair and Is a
guest Of Harry Levy of No. 5l67 West
Morgan street.
Mrs. Margaret Harding Robertson, Miss
den. Mrs. TSlul Brace and son. Misses
Julia and Lille Andrae and Mr.. and Mrs
II. Simonsen of jefferson City are Worlds
Fair visitors this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Ridgway. who have
been visiting Colonel and Mrs. Palma
tier of Shrewsbury Park. have returned
to their home In Washington. d. G.
Colonel Ridgway Is In artist and IL con-
nected with the United States Geological
Survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Green. formerly Of
No. 3ii4 Bell avenue. who for many years
were residents Of ST. Louis. have removed
to Belvi(ere. Ill. They were accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. J. F. Fry, and
little granddaughter. Grace May.
unctor md Nrs r. Criswold Coynufock
departed yesterday morning for q sum
mer trip North.
Miss Whitset OF Carthage. Mo-. has gone
home. after three weeks visit TO her
friend. Mrs Higbec. OF Park View place.
Several entertainments were given in her
honor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Green. formerly Of
No. 3iI4 Bell avenue. who for many years
were residents Of st. Louis. have removed
to Belvi(ere. ILL., They were accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. J. F. Fry. and
little granddaughter, Grace May.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Doctor and Mrs T. Griswold Comstock
departed yesterday morning for q sum
mer trip North.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Miss Whitset Of Carthage. Mo-. has gone
home. after three weeks visit TO her
friend, Mrs. Higbec. OF Park View place.
Several entertainments were given in her
honor
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

W. b Carr. Business Manager Of The ST. Louis Re-
public being duly sworn says that the actual number
Of full and complete copies Of the Daily and Sunday
Republic printed during month OF July 1901 all In
regular editions. per schedule below:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Mrs. ID. e. Humphreys and her son.
Owing Sloan Humphreys. OF Lexington.
Va. guests of NT. and Mrs. Ewing
". Sloan, WHO is also entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. Charles {. Bryant of
Kansas City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Miss Lillian Einhaus of Quincy, Ill. Is
the guest of Miss Kathryn OBrien OF
Glasgow avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Miss Mary Clark will go TO Colorado
next week to join Mr.. and Mrs Llndeil
Gorf,on and the Misses Hutchinson. her
cousins. who are cottaGiDs In the noun
tnins this summer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

j. Gordon Campbell, who has been the
guest Of his aunt and uncle. Mrs. and Mr..
r. l. Hastedt Of Cote BriIiantc avenue.
for the past two weeks. has returned to
his home In Springfield. Mass.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Ridgway. who have
been visiting Colonel and Mrs. Palma
tier OF Shrewsbury Park. have returned
to their home In Washington, d. 6.
Colonel Ridgway is In artist and is con-
nected with the United States Geological
Survey.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Mrs. s l.. Giesinger. No. l0l2 Westmin-
ster place. has gone to Charlcvoix, Mich.
and Will not return until September ID.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Mrs. Margaret Harding Robertson, Miss
Madeline Harding. Mrs. Nellie Fl CLAN
den. Mrs. ISluI Brace and son. Misses
Julia and Lille Andrae and Mr.. and Mrs
II. Siuonsen Of Jefferson City are Worlds
Fair visitors this week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
PEKsONAL MENTION.

Mrs william g. Little departed last
night for Biddeford Pool, where she Will
spend several weeks at the cottage of her
mother. Mrs Mimon. Mr.. Little and his
daughters. Miss Little and Miss Marga-
ret Little Will remain at Alden Hall dur
ing the summer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

Victor Pitney OF Louisiana. Mo, il In the
city attending the Worlds Fair and Is
guest OF Harry Levy Of No. 5l6 West
Morgan street,
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Headaches.

'For several years my wife wa
troubled with what physicians called
sick headache Of . very severe nature.
She doctored with several eminent
phyaiciaTs and at = great expense.
only to grow worse. until she was un-
able to do any kind Of work. About
. year ago she began taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
today weighs more than she over did
before and IL real WE'LL" says Mr..
Geo. e. Wright OF New London. New
York. For sale by all druggists.
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Notice Of Application by GUARDIAN
for the Sale Of Real Estate of
Ward.

Notice 10 hereby given that the
undsrsigned guardian Of Arthur NJ.
Eddy. . minor. will. on Thursday
the 26th day Of August. 1904. 1t .
O'Clock p. M. apply BY petition to
the county court Of Fremont county
In the state Of Colorado. for an order
to sell the real estate Of said m,uor,
An undivided u interest In to wit:
Lots IS and "a in block Of the Home.
stead Park addition Of the oitv Of
Florence. In said county, for the pur-
pose Of having the proceeds Of snch
sale invested in interest bearing
securities for said minor.
Dated Florence. Colo. Aug. .. 1904
EVELYN n. EDDY.
va Guardian.
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(. PEtIy Pssssal .

-Ars- AaGt Osrrsll rstarssd froo
LAaAs yesterday.
-kfs- H. A. Bschsr Of La.dsr.
Wye8ins. v vjsitisG The Ranbos.
High Hosssos Ism today for Dss-
w whsrs b. will rsnais for . week.
-rhns. Walters IT,. rsssDsd his
sutiss u the possoasos today after .
brief illses.
-Mn. N. Bosnsy and 0randma
AsDoaald are spssdips few days in
Park county.
Mr.. and Mrs.. H. H. Hurst 70.
turned yesterday from months visit
in Ba6alo. N. Y.
Harry MeAllistsr . prominent
attorney Of Colorado Springs va In
the city yesterday.
-Nrs. Leslie Andrews and three
daughters returned Sunday from an
outing In ths country.
Miss Mccarthy . sister to Mrs.
Phil Grifith, after . pleasant visit
with her sister. departed for her home
In Denver today.
II. n. ssarcy left today on .
three weeks vacation In Boston and
New York. He will alec visit 81.
Louis before his return.
Will Jones. who was employed
BY the United Oil company lett today
Off bis old homo in Kentucky where
he will spend some time visiting re.
latives.
REV. X. h. Maze. rector Of St.
Johns Military Acadomy. salina.
Kansas. and wife. arrived here today.
They are the guests Of Chas. McOand.
Lees and Thos. Irwin who have been
In attendance at the school for the
past year.
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Chicago or St. Louis and Return

CnlCagO OF St. LOUIS ana NetuIn
Via Union Pacific at very low rates.
Tickets on sale until Sept. so, inclu.
sive; final return limit Oct. 81.
It can be arranged to have tickets
to st. Louis read going via Kansaa
City. returning via Omaha or vice
versa.
Tickets to Chicago can read vis
st. Louis in one or both directions II
desired.
Stop-overs Of ten days can be had at
Omaha and Kansas City by depositinR
tickets; no extra charge. Similar
stop. over at st. Louis. @1.00 fee.
Union Pacific trains make the
quickest time between Denver and
Chicago and Denver and st Louis.
Write me for full particulars o,
rates to any other points.
E. r. Griffin. Gen'l. Agent. 94l.l7th
St.. Denver.
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$4,000 for 7sc.

II the Chamber Of Commerce sell
. million copies Of Missing LUX"
pussle someone will get twenty 1--WE
thousand dollars for $50. Puzzle
now on sale at Chicago and st. Louil
and arrangements are being made tt
place II in the fair grounds. In I'd
dition 10 this grand prize thsre will
be thousand solution prizes Of cas-. Ot
each. Il
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Cholera Infansunn.

This disease hes loss its terrors since
Ohamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy came into general
use. The uniform success which At
tends the uss Of this remedy in all
oasss Of bowel complaints in children
has made IL . favorite wherever ita
value has become known. For sale by
all drIggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-12

Chisny through the instrumsntAlity
Of Deputy County Treasurer Geo. r.
CASSIDY. some 90. 900 brook trout from
the state hatchsry at Gunnison will
bs turned loose during the next few
weeks In Beaver. Hayden and Cotton.
wood creeks with view of restoek'
ing the waters Of those streams will
that very desirable variety Of fsh. =
Canon Record.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-12

The Missouri Pacific has given
notice that all tickets reading beyond
St Louis will permit stop over u st
Louis Of ten days. to enable purchasers
to visit the Worlds fair. Also, all
The daily tribune., 1904-08-12

Tickets to points east via the Mis-.
souri, Pacific from Canon City. and
stations west thereof. will allow pur-
ohasers side trip from Pueblo to Dem
yer and return when desired Please
bear this in mind. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-08-12

Throash alsspins cars daily between
Pssble and 81. Loais via the Santa
rs In ooansetiea with the Wahnsh.
II A @ Palnef. Agent.
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The Red Mons lawn social Wedsee.
day ni9hs We oos q The most suooess.
fully veotares of the season end ID
tAs sabjsos of comment yet. ksoh
member - ths program was excellent
asa highly prsissd.
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tickets to st. Louis will permit stop
over At Kansas City, Of not to exceed
ten days ON depositing ticket. and on
pay ment Of fee Of 11.OO. tt
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n. Hsssss sspsrs shs arrival 4
~ peasA Aanghsss - sAs hsos q
n. - 1rs. Kise. - P1ks's Rsak
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7 OF oq1Aal ssnsning JAY y, - nod -
c.s yssssss s G.. .csss. go - -. =
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4 ~ All1nDss = hsdog SssDs1 =
~ 1lGn1isl - ~ ~ ntAAls essssd
tsevssa ~ Wss1sss Hsdssatise q
niaosu - ~ Oltissss. alltanss -
niss sW.saa.
0sossal EaOsas Esglsy y ees Il The
ysi0s Devsss - has ~ so-epsrasisn
q J. O. OsSs. 1ssosr psossesting e.
tssnsy. w. As1sslsl lliks O'Cesssll.
fhs aoases e ~ ssw sevsasst
ass ahsst ths 6isGriss with pledges
- pseesFias ths sisssssrss a bsA.
nss ~ vhe = ~ favos ths dsport.
akisa II - WitAoat trial
Il - saaA ths nsv aliiasos. which
has sot bssa naasd will start oss with
l. 900 nsobsrs. I'D will kssp II the
baok grosnA sntil spnsthing develops
which viii require action. Then
they viii Sep IN and nosify the cisi'
sees alliance and ths nine owaers
shas ths law must take its courss. and
ssnd . like notice 70 the Western
Federation Of Miners. Cripple Cresh
Star.
Two gsntlsmsn from Australis
called ct the Blue Barn" the other
day and hired single riG 70 20 u
Palisads and return. After losdins
shsmsslves - we'll y the buggy with
al kinds Ct dyinkablss they started
On the tour. The propristors Of the
barn ksps tab ON them by telephons
and IL Wa reported that they were
running the horse and whipping II
unmsroifully and that they had gone
several miles beyo I'd Palisade. They
rsturnsd that evening about siz
O'Clock. the horss In . most pitiabls
condition. great welts from the whip
on IL htps and sides and 20 worn and
tired that IL staggered - they drove
into the barn. The men wcre u
oncs notified that they would be re.
quirsd to pay ton dollars for the uss
Of the horse. and this they refused to
do. whom the marshal was sent for
and both men placed in the CITY Jail.
Next morning they were anxious to
compromise and were told that 1t
would cost them twenty i've dollars.
which they gladly paid and were
turned tooss. Grand junction Sun.
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as0anhsr tie Unifes1 Raak n
o. ". social Ass. ss. Bsss ta.sst 4
sswn. ~
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neosnAse the usi1ssn assh n
o ". sssaAl Ass. -. Dsst sniss
d tswa- -
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vfieoAs here have rsoslvod TIE -.
Heaneensat q The rsosst Da-r,ags a
Mio Asbls Hamnsrslsy 70 Ms. 3.
b. Meoes a Bishes. ArisonA.
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Dsusmhss ~ Usiosvn nank n.
o. Y. sssaal Asgess = 0ess tasses
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A uniform rank literary social viii
b givsa By ths ". o. w. et Uaies
hall Tharsday. August -. Adult
80; children between . and -. lsc
Ice eseAn and cake served. eodS
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Leave plorsnos Today. arrive 81
Joais tomorrow vie D. and r. @. end
Missouri Pacific. Through Pullman
slsspsrs. Be- d. anA r. @. agent.
4
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f0B WEArau8-Rheoay s1sn1y
wtsA lssai sAsvsss sssashs - oaasr.
~.
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Call on II. R. Lutes

For bargains In Real
Estats. Rentals. Loans
and Insurance. Notary
public and oonvsyanosr.
Phone red 6b4.
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Phone rcd ss4.
, 1904-05-05
WILL START STAGE LINE
Movement on Foot Today to Organize
Stock Company for Operating Rawlinr-
Dillon Line.

G. r. Ferris is calling upon the
business men of Rawlins today
with a subscription paper ascer-
tanning how much they will be
willing to invest in a stage line to
be operated from this point to
Dillon.
MIR. Ferris has studied the mat
ter carefully and estimates that
the equipment necessary for such
a line would require less than
$1,000. To operate a tri-weekly
line from here would cost about
5000 the first month and the re.
ceipts would amount to about
$500.
The object is to raise $500
which will purchase the equip.
ment and give a working capital
of about $500.
The company will be organized
for $4,000. By his figures, and
those who have investigated the
matter in the least say they are
very reasonable, it will be seen