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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
F0RFEITS CONWCT'S BOND
WHEN HE DOES NOT APPEAR,
'hv Court Of Alton Derlines to Ac-
cePs His Presence In Penises.
ttarS for aa Excuse.

An execution vAs !ss-.ed nv The civ
,vu't %. Alton Yesterday ;o recover SS
N" amount q: an alleged forfeited bond.
from '"org" Sf"iS!-r ana Henry Hart
mann. VINO were -LEstiss on a bond fo-
Edvar~! SisiRier. who WAS charged with
robbery.
The cas- is Peculiar, and :he frs. Of its
H-ni I" ocur IN this v!ciri;y Steigler was
released or bond and hs:or~ the rIrre ..t
f"r his APPEARANCE in ,se city Court tn
a'sHer 10 IL" charge Of robbery n. vas
arrested ror robbery IA Northern Illinois
MAS convicted and cent to the p-ritcnt.aC-
n" was unail". consequently 70 appear
:o- trial when his Cas. Ia Alton vas called
and N" bond WAS declared forfeited not
w:thsts!Gil!c !t WIS shown trac he was In
the rsn:tcn'is-y- and could mo-: come
tn" boafs'l"r are HOUH. bot under tho
circumstances refused tn ray. rs long AZ
they could hold out against payment
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
LANCASHIRE MEN REFUSE
TO HEAR CABINET Minister

West HnUghton, Lancashire England,
Nov. 2-IIOrd STANLEY. ~. Postmaster
General was booked for a speech 20 his
constituents her. to-day. on entering tn.
hall he found II gs"i with member Of
the labor party. and was unable TO fnd a
place on the platform.
tn. meeting unanimously passed a reap-
luton os want Of confidence In the Gov
srnrnrn'.
Lor'I Stanley later ~n'!eavored TO deliver
an nGsT.ss from the balcony Of the Con-
serya,ive Cub but was howle1 down.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
GOLDEN JUBILEE
FOR B'NA| BIRTH
Eight Hundred Attend Notable
Jewish Event-Charity. Ad-
Dresses. Musical Programme
and Dancing Are Features.

One Of the most conspicuous figures
present at the golden jubilee celebration
"f the Independent order OF B'Nai Birth
at the O-ieon last night WAS William
S!Ch.r. one Of the charter members Of the
lodge. and for many years president of
th. order Mr.. Si"her IL the only charter
member .! the lodge now living. and Sel-
dom misses a meeting OF the organization.
In commemoration of the event the
lodge donated 800 TO Jewish charities H.
ST. Louis. and also $lc' for the Russian
relief fund.
II was stated that the crowd present
last evening WAS the equal uf any crowd
ever present at Jewish entertainment
given at 81. Louis. nearly SO being
present.
after the regular programme Of the
evening had been rendered the hall was
cleared and the guests danced until after
midnight One OF tho features Of the
.vrni,g was the singing OF Miss Essye
Steiner who was on the programme Tor a
vocal selection
Th.. prngra mm~ rendered last evening
a follows.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
TEACHER SLABS HIS PUPIL
orders Youth \of to Smnk. and
Fight Follows.
vTrT ErIrSTD IAi.

-; James NJ Nov. = -Hsr-y F-prs
.rs-Nsr - the '-rillDs s..Hn'. s-."rl fn..-S
northeast % N.-~. allows no s-GGrLiu. a.
= h1Hl To-Day 50 rno- Dan Dale. .
s-0sn p'Sl'. sm"tc5 n1 -" H.ah Er r-;uSS
over Witch h~ srI N. ia her ham. to
vuiv~-' IN = sSN, Ia which E-a-s .g.t
Ital~y N 'hr a'-t"r1sr SOD NIX
vn-'or. ur.u~r snt FNIihr Sht ,~-- ale!
sertoUr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
DANCING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
children of Stamford. Conn. to
itr Taught to Waltz.
Ei.ic STETAl.

STANFORD. conn Nov. :3-F. ? Feck
hE u. phy si"s! instructor, and F. {. Wi.
Ia ID Superintendent ~ schools. have ADDED
danri,s rr the ygh'iC school work in phys
ieNl training hire
Th~ waltz aui .UC-r'p ar" taught. ant
,h.p ,lrlf,s ar. enthusiasts. and ar" max
tag g--f yT Sr-<s A. present IN" girls
ard boys do not dance together. hUr thes
VII later when the first principles ar"
learned
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

4 TogsrI E-- received AZ I04l-vIii y~-.
trT1.y .ft--I.crs 81 re marrow "s-aT. o..
{. t.tfi. S.ssShi-r = NJ AMI Irs Henry
D-.cvr- q Sascogtah from fTa~uIES u
~ Hes Esy'r. ~atch rS4f-s tE-ogxC Via,
:oNu- TIE enid :.I through = .-t:g.
UrAch scAIs The stream Her clotf:- :
aC:-i As aSe-yrss~rv.r az. KEY; ss-
above rster Gr,fi she vas rescued By Al.
e$1: S:e6lee. Vso witnessed tie acc13sef
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24


:, p m
a
ken he e. the crisis Docto
q
20 recover
landsu
QUITE remarkah
Marshall Sr
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the OF
dman
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

s.Nfa- Ind Nov = riy. ul"r ar" dad
a-a w.. ra'..'v injured - result 81 the
collision - 40 construction rains ar the
T~.-r.rrn-. Ru4 phtn Rai WY tSo miles
w.s. =, h.re .sriv ,hiS morning
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

pliable all the parts. and
assists nature in It's sublime
work. Ry Its aid thousands
q women have passed this
great crisis in perfect safety
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08
Discurso con Referencia a
la Question del Estado.
TraducidO

parties de los miembros de cada
casa y prOvee tambien que
estOs nuevos pstados debian
ser admitidOs sobre los mis-
mos terminus que los estados
originates.
Ell Sr. Morris movie que Sc
borrara 10 dltimo y la moclon
Sc gan6 por los votos de New
Hampshire, Massachus e t t S,
Connecticut, New Jerse y,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, North
Carolina, South Carolina, ,Geor
gia, Maryland y Virgidia vo-
tandO en- contra.
Como fnalmente adoptadc
ademas, la tercera seccion del
articulo cuarto de la constitu-
ci0n provee para Ia admission
de nHevos estad0s sin ninguna
restriction EN- cuanto al p0de1
que pudieran tener,
Sc C0ntinura
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08
Aviso de lnteres.

DeseO poner en- conocimien-
to a todo consumidor de la
vecindad que hise una compra
muy especial de invierno Y
tengo un magnifco surtido de
Lanillas, Gorras, Capas y todo
10 que encierra efectos de in
vierno; tambien complete ma
terial de Donas y Juguetes de
Crismas. Tapalos y todo 10
que incluye. Complete surti-
90 de efectos secos. Tengo
surtido de estufas de cuartos Y
de cocina: y como siempre por
rregla que llevo vender barato
pOr dinero en- mano.
Torreon Cash Store,
3 Juan G. Jaramillo.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08
Sobre Prueda Final.

En- couformidad de una re-
ciente orden del Honorable
C0misionadO de la ofcina &C.
neral del terreno, las fechas
para hacer pruebas finales
sobre dOmicili0s seran ARE
glados de acom0darse de la
conveniencia del agente espe-
ciaI por este distrito quien
atendera los oidos, 81 6l cree
ser necesario. En- 10 futuro,
todas las pruebas fnales ante
ell escriban0 de este condado,
seran puestas en- el dia q del
mes. ST esta fecha seria en- el
Domingo 0 dia de fiesta, seran
puestas Ell ell dia siguiente. ST
hay mas pruebas que sean po-
sible de oirse en- un din, una
parte sera puesta EN- ell dia q,
y las otras en- ell dia siguiente.
La orden para publication
sera hecha en- los dias 4 hasta
S del mes antedior. Tode.s los
parties hacienda aplicacion
seran noridcados por la ofcina
de terrenos cuando vengan con
sus testigos.
John W. Corbett,
Comisionado de la Corte de
los Estedos Unidos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08

GAny question may be asked that per-
tains to any phase Of Christian EndeaN r
work. Address Lock Box 674, Bingham
ION, n. VI
So. z. F. H., Maine.-You should In
sist on having your society make its
contributions for missions through the
mission boards of your own denomina-
ton.
SO, X. Y. L., Micligan.-Fairs, ba-
zaars and paid socials are not in keep
ing with the truest spirit of Christian
Endeavor.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08
Sparks From DR.. Clar1z's Anvil.

Sparks From Or. ClarIz's Anvil.
Christian Endeavor stands for a def
tnite purpose and q direct aim.
Christian Endeavor is a united train
ing school for Christian service.
We do Dot worship our pledge, but
we simply say that this is a way that
God has shown us whereby we can
satisfy the longing Of our hearts for
better service.
Our covenaNt-a definite way Of do
ing definite things at a particular time
for Jesus sake.
Every prayer meeting is a school Of
Christian service.
You, Christian Endeavorer, not only
long for service, but you belong to
Him who can give you power for
service.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08

Desde ell dia 27 de Octubre,
he tenido en- mi rancho aqui
Ell Marino un caballo colora-
do como de 5 amos de edad con
estas marcas en- la piorna IL
quiirda E KLS y otra9marca en-
la espaIda izquierda que no Sc
puede identiicar. La persona
que Sc considere derecho8a q
tai ca6aIlo podra obtonerIo
probando que es de ell y pa
gand0 0sta pubIicacI6n.
Espiridi6n Duran,
Duran N. M.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08

Las naclOneS camblan Su
politica 10 mismo que los lndl-
vlduos y ha habido tantas que
las en- los estados del oriente
acerca dc admitlr Estados en-
ell poniente por estar tan es-
parcidamente poblados que ell
congreso Sc ha contenido. AL
quien 4 dicho que ell Tic Sa-
muel 4 salido fuera de los ne
gocios EN- admitir cstados yer
bosos y con inmesas poblaclo-
nes de Tnsas. Aunque ESQ
pueda ser ninguno dudaria que
81 estOs estados recientemente
admitidos, estuvieran todavla
como Territories no serlan
admltidos separados.
Les diran ademaS que los
peqnenas estados del orionte
hacen NAL con oponers0 d la
admission de un territ0riO tan
grando como Nuevo Mexico.
C0nc9dido: jQue entonces% Te
nem0s algun medic para ayu-
darnos noSotros mismos? Pero
esa opinion en- oI orionto no es
de improyi5o nj recionte crecl-
miento solo que es tan yleJa
como ell Gobi8rno mismO..
EI Sr. German, uno de los
miembros de la convention la
cual formo la constitution
diio: "Y los e5talo3 del ATTAIN
tico teniendo ell gobiernO en-
sus proprias manos podran
tenar cuidad0 de sus propri0s
intereses naneiando eIderecho
de represntacion en- seqaras
prodorciones de los esfados
del plesente." EI ST.. Madison
Sc oDnso para dar 4 los estados
de DobIacion esDarcida del DO
niente 81 nismo pod9r cue los
estados del oriente poseian, 81
nose oDonia en- oao lutheran
yoz en- Droporcion de sus habi-
tantas.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08

EN- VENTA-DoS cientos y
C ncuenta Carneros mesos Me-
rinos Americanos. Derijanse
McGillivray Hermanos,
2-4t Estancia. N. NJ.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08

BE honest with yourself, whatever
the temptation; say nothing to others
that you do not think and play no
tricks with your own mind. Of all the
evil spirits abroad at this hour in the
world insincerity is the most danger
ous.-James Anthony Froude.
An Illuminated Page.
o Christian, the promises fill the sa-
cred page of this sure word of prophe-
cy, an Illuminated page for each be-
lever in whatever age or cline! Only
those who feed daily upon these holy
'romises are strong to suffer Gods
i'll and may serve faithfully their gen
ratiOn.-Christian Advocate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
A P0lSoN,PR00F MAN,


At present there IL In Glasgow ono
cant Netro, who styles himself tho
poison proof man." giving exhibitions
N one Of the places ~ entertainment OF
MS ability 10 swallow lcthnl doses Of
certain poieonH, such az strychnInc,
phosphorus ana 40 on, with apparent
lmpunlty with these we are told no
varies his menu by eating glass and
Hover pots, Before ho made Ma FIRST
public appearance, n number ~ medical
mon responded a. his invitation to meet
him In the Windsor Hotel, whore no
swallowed half grain of strychnIne
In their presence, ana also, we are told
partook IN quick succession OF consId.
cradle doses " paris green, blue In
dlgo, vcrdigrls, ana 80 on, without
evll effects, This demonstration, wa
are further told, concluded by Capt.
Netro's eating a considerable portion
Of q stick of phosphorus. lie invites
medical men TO bring their own poison,
a letter appeared In the Glasgow
Herald pointing out the responsibility
resting with any medical man, from
n.modicn'legal standpoint, who should,
IN tho event ~ this mans death have
supplied him with poison, Medical
Press,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

are yet In their infancy When tho
'onal " bnlHhrd they WIN grow pH nev.
or before, Capital from tho United
St0los ana Europe viii How thoro and
they viii have close connections with
the markets Of the world / believe il
VIII mako those countries good fields
for profitable Investments ON the part
Of Americans.
THE pacl0c const countries NJ Con.
trol Amorlcn VIII also grow our east.
crn alatce win have wntor communI.
cation with tho Pacific shores " Costa
RlcN, Nicaragua, San Salvador, 0unto.
moln ana Honduras, whore material
development has Just begun, This win
lead 10 iho American exploitation of
those countries ana 4 viii plye ils a
large part ~ their trade. That trnde
N row worth about sbO0O0QOO per an
mum, N VIII incrcaeo 60 $500, 1000 900
shorty oltcr the canal Is done,
NEW STEAMSHIP LINES.
Have YOU thought ~ the now steam.
shlp lines which win spring into exist.
enco through the Panama cnnal7" Con.
llnlcd Minister Barrett "Thc enormous
trade VIII demand now ships and new
trading companies AZ present our
manufacturing ana producing soctions
cannot reach the 100000, 600 people who
I'VE on or near the Pacific ocean, I'M.
loss they go about CNpo Horn or
through the SuoS canal When the
canal IA done the ships VIII all 70 that
way and thoro viii ho llnes from New
YORK, bos,on, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Charleston, Mobile, savannah New Ors
loans ana Galveston, connecting tho
canal with various points IN South
America, or our Pacific const states.
There VIII be steamers on the way n
all these countries from these ports,
ana other steamers from thoso coun-
tries 10 us There win also be direct
lines from our ports 10 Australasia,
and, IN fact 10 all parts ot tho Pacific,
such ines win not begin operation I'm.
mrdlnloly but within n reasonable
period after tho canal II completed. r
Know you win hear statements to tho
contrary II waa said that the Suca
canal would not develop trade between
Asia ana Europe M was claimed n
did develop such trade, however, be-.
Nond the Widest dreams Of lts build.
ors, ana ! am willing 90 risk my repu-
Nlion ON the prophecy that this canal
VIII do moro 90 revolutlonlgo lnterna.
tuual commerce than any other such
undertaking In the history " tho
world" FRANK q, CARPENTER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

ana malaria viii soon be so controlled
mat those who are careful win be us
Tree from danger To their health here
os they are In tho United states lie
thinks Brlppo and pneumonia quito as
bad M yellow fever and malaria, but
at the same time urges all TO take pre-.
cautions against the latter diseases. lie
says one should take quinno every
nlght, and, II possible, Keep out OF the
sun IN the middle Of the day, one
should drink only filtered water, ana
Indulge IN stImulnnts In the most lin.
tied way. Barrel believes In plenty OF
exercise FOR the tropics, lie has n good
saddle pony ana takes ride every eve.
ming
lie believes IN going TO bed early,
and In using chronicle Oh on those parts
OF tho body exposed 10 mosquitoes that
the smell may scare them away
THE CANAL AND OUR AsIATIC
TRADE.
In a talk with the American minister
the other night asked him what he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

! have seen much Of tho American
minister during my stay hero, lie IL
one Of the most strenuous officials of
our strenuous administration He has
KEEP, two typowrl,ors clicking away at
the legation day IN ana day out, and
at mail times the work went on far into
the night Barrett has a stonographer
whom he pays out ~ HIS own pocket,
and also several clerks 20 help him
win HIS work, lie " Systematic IN
everything and IN addition to his Of
lcial duties he has been making regular
visits TO the hospitals giving dinners,
calling upon Americans and Pana-
mans, and last but not least has had
HIS share IN tho church movement on
the isthmus, Ho ~ one OF the chief
element Of the Y, NJ, G, A. work here,
ana every week you may iind him ut
tho several American churches, at
tended church with him one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

The American Minister Mother and Nurse TO
uIon Which How Prevented 1.-THE Ba Stick
The Health OF tho sthmuWha The
TradA Wonderful Development Amoricarctt
the Canal win Pay For Itself In Five
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

sunday We nrs, went 10 tho
Catholic church at Ancon, whore
Father Russell Of Panama and ia.
Their Boyle, formerly Of Washington,
of'lciatod, Later on We attended the
Protestant Episcopal church, held IN
one OF the hospital wards ana presided
over by col GorgaS At the end OF tho
FIRST or second lesson | am not sure
which, Col Gorgos said that inasmuch
~ there was no parson present he
would ask the American minister 10
divine, lie theroupon handed the min.
istor book. and Mr., Barret, In stem
torlan tones, gave US an excellent dis
course
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
HEALTH ON THE IsTnMus.

John Barrett ls sangulnc az 10 the IN.
turc health conditions Of the islhmus.
lie knows the tropics well, and during
Ms long stay In siam had 70 deal with
many OF the conditions which prevail
here, lie says that tho present ar.
rnngomonla are such TINT yellow foNor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE,

How about South American"
"Ouf trade with the west coast viii
be gfently increased by the canal"
said the American minister, 'rhe Pa.
cllo states of colombia, Ecuador Peru
ana chile, which are backed by sec.
lions OF Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
JOHN BARRETT, PREACHER,

revolution ON tho is,hmus has been
done away with
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-27
THE ASSESSMENTS MUST STAND

Railroad assessments in the state
of Colorado must remain the same as
that fixed at the spring meeting of
the board of equalization with the
exception of the Union Pacific, which
is credited with a three per cent re-
duction. The Colorado & Eastern
is given slight reduction and one
or two other changes made in the
narrow guage lines. The Union Pa
cific last year was assessed at Sc
4St.19O. Three per cent of II
to S2O4, ,525.70. The mem
bers at the meeting of the board
yesterday morning We're Treasurer.
Holmberg. Secretary of State, Cowie
and Attorney General Miller.
All the roads have made strong eff
forts to have their assessments re
duced, but the board has stood pat
in the main.
The Santa Fe has been one of the
protestants against the
taxes. especially in three counties
of the state. where it will refuse to
pay taxes These are Powers, Bent
and Otero counties. The assessors
of these couties have been brought be
fore the board but after much ques-
tioning there was no change ordered
by the board.
Last year the vaulation was S52,-
SG4,71S on all the railroads of the
state. The spring assessment of the
board this year is said to have given
the railroads about S1.00O.O00 off
on the total valuation.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-27
OUR FRUIT TRAFFIC.

The following is an editorial taken
from the Denever Republican of
Tuesday morning;
An interesting fact in regard to the
shipment of apples from Grand juno
ton which is about to begin is the
sale of 1 90 car loads in New Orleans.
Altogether the shipments will amount
TO about coo car loads, and it Is
probable that a very considerable
quantity will go to the South in ad-
dition to the 100 carloads to New
Orleans just referred to.
The natural market beyond the
state of Colorado is the South, where
there is a strong demand for this
species of fruit. The sale of the
Colorado product in that section Will
probably be large both because of the
quantity of the fruit and also because
Colorado apples keep exceptionally
we'll.
notwithstanding the peach crop in
the immediate vicinity of Grand juno
tion this year was a failure because
of frost. the season promises to be
a highly profitable one. This is due
to excellent receipts from the sale of
other species of fruit and other
crons Good prices will be received
from all the apples that may be ship
ped, and it seems that there will be
no difficulty in placing the entire crop,
and to a large extent beyond the
limits of the state.
In this connection it will of course
be borne in mind that Grand juno
tlon is by no means the only import
ant point of fruit shipments in
western Colorado. Delta and Mont
rose. besides numerous smaller and
less conspicuous places, are centers
OF the fruit trade. which in the ag-
gregate represents large number of
carloads and many thousands of dol
lars in value. Year by year the busi-
ness Is increasing as new trees come
into bearing and the orchard area
extended. II is altogether probable
that in course of time the value of the
orchard produce will exceed that of
the mines in the western part of the
state IL will be greatly increased
over what it is now when all the
available fruit land of that section
is brought under cultivation.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-27

c. L. shively. of salida, is in town
today
Tin ware and granite ware at the
G.. v. Store.
You are cordially invited to
visit the picture shop of Dean &
torry.
Candy at the G. V. store. Free
or IS cents a pound at your option.
Which do you want?
Dean & Forty, the picture max
ers have something special to offer
you for fair week, come and see.
Mesa 105 is the telephone num-
ber of Barton & Platt's livery barn.
When you need their services just
call them up.
Where is my pen filler? oh.
forgot don't need one with this
self-flling pen that got at Stong's,
Jeweler and Optician.
Good horses. clean attractive We
hicles, are TO be found at the Barton
a Platt livery stable. Corner Fifth
and Colorado avenue.
Can you children see the work
put on the blackboard by the teach
er2 II not have their eyes tested
free by G. w. Stong, opucian and
Jeweler.
Heavy hauling is made n special
ty by Barton & Plat who have heavy
transfer wagons for that work. All
orders promptly attended to and
prices reasonable.
Are you buying your bread. cakes
and pies at the Progress bakery? If
You are not you should do so for the
quality is the finest. Fresh fruit al
ways ON hand. Prompt attention to
all orders.
Everything new and up-to-date in
watches, clocks. diamond rings. ster-
ling silver, novelties, jewelry and the
finest cut glass ever brought to the
city. The Primrose Jewelry & Music
company, who do engraving free
Those Interested in good writing
should communicate with J. B. Bacon Z
the penman, who will open an even
ing GLASS in business penmanship in ,
Ye BoolSman's Den over the Fair
store. Send postal card to 726
Rood avenue for full particulars.
Remember Primrose engraves
every article be seells free of charge I
Everybody wants nice engraving !
Poor engraving makes a good article I
look cheap. If YOU want your gold
and silver ware artistically engrav- ]
ed take it to Primrose. the jeweler
Teams are wanted to haul coal
from the Black Diamond mine. Prices
paid are S1.75 lump and $3.50 nut.
plenty of coal at chute Apply
nj mine for inducements for steady
haulers. The road is in good shape
as 500 has been expended on 1t this
fan. A. H. Olson. Manager
Jethero Warner. the tnor who has |
created n furor in Chicago by the case
with which he strikes high notes in I
The Tenderfoot." and who will be
seen here in the role of Colonel Win |
,hrope at the Park opera house. Fri /
day night, Oct. 9th, got his musical
education in Berlin. and sang in
grand operas there before coming to
his country after his studies
Miss Louise Keeley, one of the
young ladies employed in the local
elephone office. left this morning on
10, 4 for Glenwood. Pueblo. and Den
yer. She stops at Glenwood TODAY
.or the fair and then goes to Pueblo
where she will visit Mrs. Meta Stalev
McAbee. Miss Kelley has been EN-
lloyed in the telephone Office for over
, year and this Is her first vacation.