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Middletown transcript., 1904-03-12
sAssAFRAS

Work on the new boardwalk at Better
ton has begun.
The sick OF Sassafras from the lagrippe
are all about convalescing.
Messrs. Thomas and William Stiadley
visited Galena on Wednesday.
Rev. J. A. Litsinger, Of Warwick,
preached in Rehoboth NJ. p Church on
Sunday.
Mr.. Frederick .Boyles was entertained
on Tuesday by the Messrs. Stradley, OF
Sassafras.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stradley enter
tanned Mrs. NJ. Stradley, OF near Galena,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Louis P. Atwell visited her bro
ther, Robert Johnston and family on
Thursday last.
Mrs. Arnold Stewart was entertained
on Tuesday by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kicks, of Galena.
Mrs. Raymond Thornley, visited her
parents at Galena on Tuesday, MIR. and
Mrs. 7. McIntire.
Mrs. I. A. Litsinger, Of Warwick, was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 5.
Griffith on Tuesday.
The death Of Mrs. Harry Wilson Of
Elk Neck, was received here on Saturday
with much sorrow.
Mrs. FL. Crockett, Of near Middletown,
was the guest Of her mother on Monday,
Mrs. Caroline Johns.
Mrs. Louis Dreka was taken quite sick
again to-day. having been much better
several days previous.
Mrs. l. z. Stats, Of Townsend, visited
her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Ernest
several days last week.
Mr.. Arthur Johns, OF Rehoboth, DEL,
is the guest of his mother this week, Mrs.
Caroline Johns, near town.
Mrs. Caroline Johns is lying critically
i'll with pneumonia and we regret to
state there is no improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thornley, visited
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
Of Smyrna, for several days last week.
Mrs. I. 2. Stats, Of Townsend, was en-
tertained for several days by her sister-in-
Law, lMr. and Mrs. James Davis near town.
The large pier Of the Ericsson Line
Steamboat Company at Betterton which
was demolished by ice will be rebuilt at
once.
AT the Missionary Anniversary OF Elk
ton Methodist Sunday School on Sunday
night last there were over $500 raised
for missions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stradley, of this
town, entertained for dinner on Sunday
their son Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Stradley
and children, OF Galena.
Mrs. Elwood Robinson who has been
in for the past several months. is very
much improved and now hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.
Mrs. B. B. Melich, Mrs. George "A.
Ford, Mrs. |. Harry Toul all Of Philadel-
phia, are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Caroline Johns, near town.
Misses Tressa and Mary Dreka enter
tained on Saturday afternoon Miss Helen
Davis, Mary Davis, Mary Tarbutton,
Master Olin Davis, John F. Ernest, Jr..
and Harry Tarbutton. A most royal
time was enjoyed BY all who was present.
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WARWICK

Miss Hattie Day is sojourliing in Balti-
more City.
Junior Christian En- dearor pray er meet
ing tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Washington Camp, No. 5, P. o. S. Of A.,
meets every Monday evening at clock.
Mr.. T. P. DeVine who has been quite
i'll for the past several days is GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. Edward Spear, of Bohemia Manor,
was the guest Of Mrs. s. D. Wilson last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mammie Spear, of Bohemia Manor,
was Warwick visitor Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. Paul Ludus. Of Philadelphia, was
entertained at the home Of her mother,
Arabella Piser, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamel Bouchelle were
entertained at the home of Mr.. George
Goldsborough in Middleneck, the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Brockson.
Mr.. Wilson Merritt who operates a can.
ming house here and one at Colts, il con.
tracing with the farmers for tomatoes al
90 per ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, Of Chesa
peake City, were visitors at the home b
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Holden
last Sunday.
Mrs. John r. II. Price, Mrs. Uric P
CHM and Miss Bessie w. Gunkle attended
the funeral services of Mrs. Harry L. vii
son in Elk Neck last Tuesday.
Sacramento services will be held a
the NJ. P. Church Sunday. March goth
The public is cordially invited to be pre-
sent. Rev. W. D. Litsinger pastor.
Miss Myrtle Stradley assistant teache
in our public schools, was unable to at
tend to her duties on Monday last owing
to the serious illness Of her mother il
Cecilton.
Runner says we are to have an extrs
mail in the near future, both north ant
south. This will enable our town people
to receive Baltimore mail that lays ovel
in hiddls'own until the following day.
We think If the County Commissioner
would take ride through our town they
would be Disguised and would put few
men at work for short time. We don'i
care to dictate but we surely have some
pride as citizen should for our town.
An unknown colored man en- route 10
Cecilton got stuck in the mud just ont
side OF town last Tuesday evening. His
horse went down to his knees. After he
and three other men who came to his res
cue, labored for three hours they man
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New CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
sRIFF OF New CASTLE COUNTY,

New CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
To THE SHERIFF OF New CASTLE COUNTY,
GREETING =
Whereas, Robert Henry Cub
berly his Petition to the Judges
of our Superior Court, filed in
the Office of the Prothonotary of
said Court in and for New Castle
(Seall County, for the cause of com.
plaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges
that decree may be pronounced
dissolving the marriage existing
between the Petitioner and
Maude Cubberly.
We. therefore, command you, as you
were heretofore commanded, that, you
summon Maude Cubberly that she be and
appear before the Judges of our said Court
at the next term thereof to be held at
Wilmington, on Monday, the twenty
third day of May next to answer the al
legations of the said petitioner, Robert
Henry Cubberly according to the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, and also to do and receive what
the Court shall then and there consider
concerning her in this behalf as to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions OF the said Act OF
Assembly.
And have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Chas. B. Lore,
at Wilmington, the First day of Feb
ruary A. d. nineteen hundred and four.
FRANK L. SPEAKMAN,
Issued March 4th, 1904. Prothonotary.
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aged to get the horse out and he pro-
ceeded on his tourney.

ceeded on ms Journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wilson have been
in Elk Neck for the past several days az
the bedside Of their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Wilson. Mrs. Wilson who had severe
attack of peritonitis, departed this lie
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock. Funeral
services were attended by large number
of her relatives last Tuesday afternoon
from this town.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Morse viii make setting OF
Jury cases. for trial IN hts division of
The district court, on next Saturday,
Nov o at 10 o'clock
Suit for divorce was filed In the dis
trict court today by Robert 3. Quay
against Amy b, Quay on the ground Of
desertou, They We're married I'm Dem
YER colo. on Sept. 10. 1891, and Il Is
alleged that defendant deserted her
husband on Dec, 90 1895.
Judge Stewart today rendered iudg-
mcnt hy default In favor OF plaintiff In
the case OF d. s. Wallace against W
l.. johnson Tor the sum OF s5.92L63 The
action was brought 10 recover the above
amount for merchandise sold by plaln-
I'm to defendant,
Mary Tremayne nled suit IN the dis
trict court today against George Tree
mayne FOR q divorce ON the ground OF
hnhltual drunkenness. lt Is alleged that
the parties were married IN this city on
oct. 26, 1888 and have one child. Plain
TN asks that her maiden name, Mary
Kilkenny be- restored TO her. aud that
she be awarded the custody Of their
child.
The divorce case Of Mary Mortensen
against Lewis Mortensen has been dis
missed upon motion Of plaintiff, Mrs.
MOrtensen alleged that her husband
was dangerous to live with, and that
he slept with q butcher knife under his
pillow, and she feared FOR her lie. Nor.
Jensen Is now circulating a retraction
OF the allegations in the complaint
which Is signed by his wife and their
two daughters.
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POLITICAL POINTERS,

Have you registered? n you don't
DO so by Wednesday NJ p. m. YOU
can't vote,
The Socialists claim that Eugene V,
Debs, the psrtys candidate for pregi-
dent. viii poll 1900 votes I'm this county
and a total Of $500 In the state.
The Americans win hold a rnly In
ogden tomorrow night one IN Eureka
Thursday night and a great" gather
ing IN the Salt Lake Theatcp on Fri
day night,
The Tribune makes the pathetic an.
nouuccmcnt that the final rally Of the
American" party will De held in the
Salt Lake Theater Friday night. Re.
quiescat In pace.
Thomas w. Green. registrar Of the
Seventeenth district, announces that his
registration office is II the sixth ward
Westinghouse, as south Third West,
instead OF 40 i3i west Fifth South.
The American Party Drum corps
has recently been enriched by the ad-
ditlon OF q nle OF buglers. They are
now practising taps with the drum.
mers IN order 10 perfect the ensemble
effect FOR the final rally Of the party
Friday evening,
The campaign committees have found
a delightful way Of getting negligent
voters out 10 register There is 10 be A
free automobile ride tomorrow for all
who are 40 careless about registering
as 20 need the big stick" OF the ward
boosters The machines Of the Salt
Lake Automobile company have been
pre-empted by the American" party
committee, evidently with an apprecia.
ton OF the need existing TO get every
possible citizen registered with inclna-
IONS their way,
Democratic speakers well hll the fol-
lowing appointments tomorrow night
American Fork Judge Powers; Rich
mOnd, a. ], Weber; Morgan county
David Evans and z. L. Cobb; Summit
county, James NJ Brlson Wayne.
county Grant G, Bagley, II. ~ Hayes
and Samuel l.. Page Boxelder county
+. $. Fernstrom; Beaver county d. II.
Morris, Sunnyslde, Judge King: Wa
sotch county James II. Moyle.
The Republican schedule for tomor-
row night Is as follows Blaine, Messrs.
SChulder and Tanner; Castle Gate. |
Squires and Miller Mercur. Cutler. |
Potkin and Kalghn, Mammoth, T. G..
Calister; Boxclder county. George w. |
Meyer Cache county, Botkin and How !
ell; Weber county william Glasmann: |
Wayne county Ben l.. Rich SEWER
county, NJ c, Davis; Layton. George |
sutherland Uint9h county, James r. |
Hammond Summit county Glen Mil
ltr' Provo, George A. Smith; Weber
county Judge Prick, Cache county
Judge Reed. !
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are set I'm an annular drill face and
operated under strong pressure and 40
high speed As the drlll progresses.
the stone core fills the center Of the
drlll and is removed at stated times.
Capt Hammond is going north to test
the foundations Of proposed reservoir
dam sites and viii be back later In the
month.
The 4O-foot aagpole Tor the Federal
building was set up on the roof this
morning and the national emblem will
be lying there at no distant date. The
tin roofing Is being rapidly placed 10
position, but the glass Tor the exterior
VIII not be along for two weeks AZ
that time the great skyllglts and tho
windows VIII an be- set, aud pIasterIng
hurried along Owing to pecuariU,s
In the design on the first floor a large
amount Of space collectively win be-
wasted, all TO secure effects. The con.
tractor says as much space as would
suffice for two rooms Is thus wasted
although the attention Of the depart.
ment has been called TO the fact that
the postonlce viii be crowded and CIV.
en- insufficient room.
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marked mp late today with No eight
hours ana No. T. seven hours behind
time
William Darke OF the Burlington re-
turned from bis honeymoon last night
AS soon as the news got out rice went
up 10 cents a hundred.
j.. j. Kyes, city passenger and ticket
agent for the Hartman lines returned
this morning from a thrce-weeks' va
cation at the worlds fair and east
ern cities
General Manager H. $. Kerr Of the
Ccrr0 de pasco m q private letter
from Peru, says that be likes the
country very much and Is well pleased
with the outlook
Among the exhibits at the city ticket
office OF the oregon Short Line are two
huge potatoes grown al Idaho FAILS.
They weigh GA pounds and o pounds
o ounces respectively
The Chicago * Northwestern Rail-
way company owns exclusively within
thc limits of the city Of Chicf}0, geo
miles OF single track, OF which lU2 miles
are main line ana 40 miles are freight
house ana team tracks 10 also owns
and operates eight big freigbt sta.
lions ln Chicago. The total mileage OF
the system is 1904 miles.
Judgment by stipulation ln favor OF
for 800 has ucen entered By
Judge Stewart ln the condemnation
SUIT OF the Rio Gr8nde Western rail-
way company against H. q. Crossman
a. al The action was brought 10 c0n-
denim "a right OF way for the RIO Graude
switch from the Bingham mine 10 Lark
station u was agreed between the
parties 10 the action that the property
should Doe condemned for railway pur-
poses and that los value is $780,
The expenditure of about Sg.O0OO ON
improvements ON the Colorado Mid
land is now said 10 be under cantem-
DlatIon by General Manager Yaliery.
William Rockefeller acting presQm-
ably ln the interest Of the Chicago NIL
Vaukee a. So Paul railroad hes secuf-
ID an option ON controlling interest
n the Rellmgham Bay and British
Columbia railroad, which is now under
construction through n Ich mining ana
imber region, This road can be- read.
ly connected with the ST. Paul sys-
EN- and 10 VIII afford 40 outlet 20 the
Northern PacIbc coast
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LATE LOCALS.

Today's loct bank clearngs amount.
ed TO S5S6,Sl2,7S as against SI3i, az. 80 for
the corresponding day Of last year
Word from 81. Luke's hospital al 81
Louis today states that Il. y. Wicks
has got rid OF his fever, and IL now
conyalescent.
The ore and bullion settlements re-.
ported late yesterday We're: Crude ore
and concentrates, $4,000. base bullion
AS,7OO, gold bullion, 5000.
The examination OF Louis Pink as 10
his sanity was concluded before Judge
Hall today and he was committed 10
the state mental hospital at Provo.
The fees OF the Office OF County Clerk
James during the month Of October
amounted 10 Sl,97175, an increase OF
5000 over the same month last year.
Miss Nette Christensen, sister Of
city Supt. OF Schools Christensen. was
operated on for appendicitis this morn.
ing az the Holy Cross hospital BY Dr.
Allen. Tho operation was very sue
ccssful.
The legend, Young Mems Christian
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
Several Government Positions to DO
Opened to Successful Competitors,

There Win be- civil service ex1mina.
lions boz This city on the following dates
and for the following positions: Nov 22
phlrm1cologist chemist and collector
economic products dYisloW govern
mcnt laboratories at Manila, T. l.,
salaries $500 and $1,000 respectively
Nov % civil engineer and superInten-
dent OF construction quartermasters
department at large salary $3.50 per
aunum, Nov so. scientific assistant,
bureau Of fisheries salary $40 per an-
mum, Dec o. constructing engineer
ordnance department, az Hge 40 the
United states powder depot Dover, Is
b. at 500 per month
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PERSONALS

Harry Goodwin Is recovering from
typhoid at st. Marks hospital
j. A. Haadlund has returned from a
six weeks business trip IN Denver.
Or, j. T. Critchlow has returned from
a pleasant hunting and fishing trip In
Idaho,
Mrs w, A, Nelden is able TO be out
again, as she Is conyalescent from her
illness.
Rev d. b. Scott a retired Methodist
clergyman from Massachusetts. has
made this city his home
Supt. and Mrs, Hunting OF ST. Marks
hospital have returned from two
weeks visit IN the east.
Ex-senator Wolcott and party re-.
turned last night, 10 Denver after
three days sojourn at the Kmtsford,
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Observation-Disclosures

This time there Is no debate In the
faculty over the celebration old pro-
fessors and youug freshmen viii Join
hand in hand n r. big demonstration
n honor OF utahs team returning
from its double victory over two sister
states
AZ o'clock today AN classes were
suspended, and the entire student body
gathered iu The assembly room to lis
ten 10 the plans prepared by President
Brown and his associates for celebrate
Ing the big event The men Of the
University poured In, many OF them
wearing the scores OF the two big
games chaked up ON their backs with
% few Rah liahs' done I'm crayon un-
doneath Then the yelling broke loose
led by Nose Dougall and Ben Tib-
beE For am hour there was demons
stwtIon OF overlooking Joy such as
seldom peuetrtes the steady old Var
slty campus.
Amid the yelling and cheering a few
speeches We're WJerspersed the pur-
pose OF which was 60 outline the plan
OF action for meeting the team ana
holding the rally Iu lts honor tonight
Upon motion 10 was agreed that the
mcn should gather wood for the big
hre, While the women should give their
attention to the band wagon until
O'Clock When % parade would form Ia
meet the team ut the depot and escort
IL up 20 the University.
a faculty announcement contained
the Information that there would be no
University work during the afternoon.
but that everyone would be- expected To
lend his whole time TO making the big
rally successful The University flag
was raised this morning at sunrise
and WIN remain dying an day, I'm honor
OF the team.
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II, NJ. ALLEN PROMOTED.
Assistant superintendent Pullman ser.
Vice Goes to san Francisco.

II NJ Allen assistant district super.
lnlendent OF the Pullman service at Og
dcn has been promoted TO similar
position AT san Francisco and leaves
az once 10 enter upon his new duties.
lie will be succeeded at Ogden By j.. j.
Cartons second assistant superintend-
ent at st. Louis owing 90 the press 0f
business az st. Louis ul this time how
ever, Mr. Cartons Is not expected 90 ar
rive at Ogden for two weeks or more.
Unul he does arrive Inspector j. A.
Davis VIII relieve Mr. Allen az june
ton city.
This promotion ls cause for congrau-
lation on the part OF Mr.. Aliens friends
here and In ogden, the only regretml
feature being that the company deemed
Il necessary 10 import q new man when
there are one on two On the service hero
who would have filled the vacancy ac-
ceptably.
Mr.. Allen succeeds j. s.. SCese, assist.
ant district superintendent at San
Francisco, who has been transferred 10
Denver 10 take the place OF O.. l.. Car
tigues, who was Killed In street car
accident two weeks ago,
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JIM RILEY ARRAIGNED.
Alleged saieblower Pleads Not Guilty
Before Judge Lewis This Afternoon.

Jim Riley was arpigncd before Judge
Lewis In the criminal division Of the
district court today upon two charges
OF burglary and entered pleas OF not
guilty to both. Riley, with several ac-
complies, blew open the safe IN the
office OF the Continental oil company ON
west second South street several nights
ago, but was scared away by the night
Waterman at the Rio Grande depot be-
fore the safe was looted, In the chase
which followed several shots We're ex.
changed between the burglars and the
Waterman, Later Riley was taken into
custody by the police officers. and some
very strong evidence has been secured
against him. Judge Lewis win appoint
au attorney TO represent the defendant
later.
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T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

James J.. Peck 70 Veronica
Peck, part OF section 30. town
ship I south. range ! east .,...X
James L. Peck 20 Veronica Peck.
part o. section 30, township 1
south. range east ,.,..........
James /. Peck 10 Veronica Peck.
part of section "a. township
south, range 1 cast u.,,.........
John J. Williams and wife TO Ar
thur Townsend part of section :,
township south, range east...
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Myton on Montana Politics.

Maj II A. Myton has returned from
two months absence I'm western Mon.
tana on business He says O'Toole viii
undoubtedly be- reelected, as he Is pop.
ular with all Of the laborlng classes.
and 10 that extent the Democratic ticket
VIII be successful. But the major Is
confident that the Roosevelt presIden.
tial electors win be- elected. Clark and
Helntze, although both are Democrats
are fighting each other as hard as they
can, and between the two, the presl.
dental Democratic ticket viii come TO
grief Ex-senator Ice Mantle Is con.
Quoting the general Republican cam
paign.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local Office NJ the weather
bureau for the q hours ending at q.
m today.
barometer reading AZ G n. ~. G.3
inches temperature al q ~. Il de.
grees maximum 90. minimum. 30, mean,
49, which Us 2 degrees above normal.
Excess in precipitation s.nce Jan. /,
2lj inches,
FORECASTS TILL 6 Z. NJ WEDNEs.
DAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
yiclnlty
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
warmer tonight
For Utah. forecast taken AT Denver.
Colpli
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
warmer tonight;
Western Wyoming,
Fplr and warmer tonight. Wednesday
fair.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Tho high area extending over the entire
country yesterday remains the dOmlnat.
Ing feature of todays weather chart
With center over West Virginia n
stretches across the entire country with
steep gradients towards the north and
south, but slipping gradually towards Tho
west a low area oyorlios the north Pa.
Clnc coast while q secondary low rs cen.
trdl about Yuma. Cloudy weather Is rp.
ported from The Pacific northwest. CUR
states, upper lakes ana uorthosast Else.
where fair weather generally prevailed
Precipitation occurred over The Pacific
northwest, and portions OF Texas. and
northeast IL was raining at time OF morn.
lng ohsstNation az Roscburg, and snow.
Ing 40 Mortified W.
Thorc were no marked changes an the
temperature
L. LODHOLZ
Observer Temporarily In Charge.
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LEAVE FOR LAS VEGAS.
salt Lake Route Officials out Locating
NJ te for RnllIlnna.

As a preliminary TO the location OF
water tanks coal chutcs and other
structures along The maiu line OF the
Salt Lake Route party OF officials
consisting Of General Manager Wells,
superintendent Henderson Engineers
Brown and Jones. lett Salt Lake this
morning for Las Vegas During the
trip The work now in progress VIII be
thoroughly Inspected.
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Victorious University Football
Eleven to Receive HOnOrs at
Hands of Students
HIGH JINKS ON THE CAMPUS.
Parade, Big Bonfire and Speeches,
With "Sce The ConqacrIng Hero
Comes" by the Band.
RIOTERS RALLY TONIGHT

Al classes suspended at p. m.
The men OF the University
gather wood until 4 p. m.
The women students decorate
the band wagon, until 4 p, nl
Grand parade through town at
iOj 10 meet returning team.
Bonfire and rally with speeches
on the football oval at 1890 p. m.
The public invited.
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DIED.

OLSEN. AT sj5 Paxton avenue. wy VAN 3
Oct al 1911 Clarence o. lnlan' .rsl
NJ" ana Mrs Carl @, Olseni 'b''
months and q days ,-,m plr-
rS,neraI wednesday. NOV. = IrVm
entg residence. Friends invited.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

WIN. D, McKellar travelling freight
agent Tor the G. VI, q ST. p, leaves
Tor a trip east on Wednesday.
Southern Pacific trains are again
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative promo Quinno Tablets
All druggists refund the money 10 Il falls
10 cure T.. W. Grcyes signature Is on
each box &c.