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The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-29
Denver Live Stock Market.

Denver Union Stock Yards.
June %. The supply of beef cattle
was light last week and packers
bought everything fit fol the block
at good strong prices. About
1900 head of cattle arrived, but
as usual at this time of the year, ii
good many were southerns going
through. Average quality of the
offerings was good and trade was
brisk from start to finish. Some
choice corn fed steers sold at $500.
the high price. with others at $3.50
and anything in the killing line
showing quality brought better
than $40. Fuckers still prefer
the light weight steers but heavy
kinds are also selling to good adj
vantage, Cow supply was very
light and nothing good here.
Best brought $3.50. quality just
fair, but few were good enough to
land above $500. 4 bunch of
choice COWS this morning sold at
800. Common COWS continue in
light demand and dull. Good bulls
rule about steady but rough grades
weak. Veals are a little higher.
tops to-day bringing $3.50. There
was some country demand for feed
ers and stockers last week. but buy
ers wanted the good ones and com
mon steers attracted very little
attention. One bunch sold at S3 go.
the high price of the week, but it
took pretty good ones to bring this
figure. Prices ranged largely from
$500 to $3.50 on the sales made
Good steers were called about
steady but common kinds weak
Eastern markets report IA very light
demand for feeders and stockers
and prices about quarter lower
for the week.
Our market here is in first class
condition and prices comparatively
higher than those paid at eastern
points. Indications are that the
strong demand for good cattle will
continue for some time as there is
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$1,000 Reward.

Ten dollars reward will be paid
for the delivery of the following
horses to Tanner Boys at the Ber-
nard sawmill: One buckskin pac-
ing saddle pony, branded nix
on left shoulder, weight about $50
pounds, shod all around: one roam
mare pony, branded X on left
weight about 800 pounds,
shod all around: one sorrel bang
tailed filly, two or three years old.
no brands. These horses left the
Bernard sawmill the latter part of
April.
Address. TANNER BOYS,
La lara, Colo.
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NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OUR NEAR NEIGHBORS

been unable to work for sometime
on account of rheumatism. and one
day last week a few of his friends
met at his home and worked out
his potatoes and garden truck, free
of charge, as that is old-time re-
ligion and the kind we all should
have.
Joseph Lands wife. age 53 years,
died at her home near Los Cerritos
Tuesday morning at I a. m. of
dropsy. She has been sufferer
from this disease for four years.
Her funeral took place at the Man
ASA Stake House. Wednesday af-
ternoon. after which she was laid to
rest in the Manassa cemetery
Mr.. Land has the sympathy of a
wide circle of friends in his be-
reavement.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-29
Steam Flowing.

We are now prepared to dc
custom blowing, having one of the
best steam gang plows in the valley
and can pillow your land quicker
better and cheaper than you can
do it yourself. Prices will range
from Sl.5O per acre to $3.50, ac-
cording to the character of the land
to be plowcd. Can pillow from 81
to 10 acres per day Address,
PRICE d BRIDGES,
La lara. Colo.
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=. LA SAUSES .

From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
Louis Stewards. of Manassa. was
in La Sauses last Friday trying to
buy hogs. but he failed to find any.
Mrs. h. 4. Austin's mother ar
rived at the Austin ranch last week
and will remain with her daughter
for some time.
Alfredo Medina has brought in
two wagon loads of lumber to be
used for flooring and roofing on
his new building.
Father Maza and Father PAMELA.
of Conejos. met Bishop Matz at
La Sauses last Wednesday. return
ing to Conejos the same day.
Amarante and Epimenio Mar
quez finished shearing their sheep
last Saturday and they report to
have enough wool 10 sell this year.
The citizens of La Sauses are
circulating petition asking the
county commissioners that one or
more public roads be given for the
public travel in this precinct.
Bishop Matt, of Denver, accom-
panied by Rev. Father Garcia. of
Costilla, came to La Sauses, We'd
nesday, and at 10 o'clock a. m high
mass was given in the Catholic
church and after the mass the sac
rament of the confirmation was
performed by the bishop to the
children.
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For Sale.

One brussels carpet, one light
oak book case, one iron bedstead.
Enquire of
III. O. ELLIS.
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FILED FOR RECORD.

June aIst, IooG.-peter Snuer t o c. /. Orr chat
mt ge on growing crop.
Laura b. Jones to D. II. Baldwin X Co, lien
note piano.
june End. 1890. FL Bo-que Lake and ditch
map by Fraucisque Jncob.
june 2ird, 1905. Hart Flower to W. d. Car
roll chat mtge ON binder etc.
James NJ. Dooem to John II ans W. d. = 3
sw 25-J7-9.
June 18th, Iao6.-Gcrtrude Hyatt t" q. w.
Stout Jr q d J.. int art well lot , Block 80 Ala
mosa.
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a temporary shortage Of good beef
in the territory tributary to Den
yer. Liberal shipments are wanted.
w. n. FULTON.
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Wanted EGGS.

We want more eggs. Bring
them in by the dozen or hundred
dozen. Do not be afraid of bring
ing too many, but bring eggs.
LEROY WILSON
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WANTED Gentlemen or lady
with good reference. TO travel by
rail or with rig, for firm of
S250.0O0.00 capital. Salary sl,OI2
per year and expenses; salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced
Address, with stamp, Jos. a. Alex
ander, LA lara. Colo.
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Toll Road Opens.

The Jenkins toll road across the
range from Conejos to Pagosa
Springs and Durango via Osier has
opened for the season for the ac-
commodation of campers and the
travelling public.
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Notice of Application to Lease State
Lands.


Office of the State Board of
Land Commissioners
Denver. Colorado. June jth 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Juan de J.
GallcgoS. whose postotfce address is Cap
ulin, Colo. ON June ith, 1906 made npplica
tiun No. 2jig to the State Board of Land
Commissioners to lease the following des-
Cribed School Lands, situate in Concjos
County, Colorado, to-wit:
All of Section ~, Township q north
Range q east.
No other Application to lease the above de
above application will be considered after
July ;. 1865.
MARX &. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First publication June $ last June - 1896
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For Sale Cheap.

l have two good work mules, 10
and Is hands high, 3 spring wagons
and , buggies, also n quantity of
good leather which | will sell cheap
for cash. Inquire of Phillip Miller
at Morgan or address letter to La
Jara.
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Don't forget that j. II. Paddock,
of Capulin, is the man to get to do
your painting and decorating. If
you have "A buggy or carriage that
needs it, let him know. He can be
found at Romualdo Ortiz store.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-29

LOST A lady's short fur boa
and IA pair of gauntlet driving
gloves. Finder please leave same
at Chronicle office.
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WANTED Men in each state to
travel. post signs, advertise and
leave samples of our goods. Salary
$500 per month. $500 per day
for expenses. kuHLMAN Co, De-
partment S., Atlas Block, Chicago.
June 30.
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q. q. Oliver d Co are now sell
ing the best beef ever brought into
the valley. Nothing but good old
corn fed goes.
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~. MANASSAS -.


From Our Special Cores pondent
Miss Clara Chandler is on the
sick list this week
Mrs. Bishop Samuel jackson is
home again. after short visit in
Utah.
Mrs. III. H. Russell came down
from Conejos to attend the lecture
Tuesday night.
Miss Mamie Smith has been
employed as clerk at Jack Il
Marshall's store.
j. p. Haynie went to Tres
Piedras. Friday. on business. re
turning Saturday.
r Sam Jarvis came home from
-Chama. Saturday. after an absence
of several weeks.
Frank Barton went to Alamosa
last week and went to work in the
railroad machine shops.
Elonzo Hutfaker purchased him
self IA fine little buggy this week of
the Manassa Hardware Co.
Miss Allie Koch went up TO the
Alamosa reservoir Monday to stay
n while with Mrs. Geo Irwin.
Bob Haynie came down from his
COW camp at Cumbres. last week
and spent few days at home,
C. G. Nelson left last Wednes-
day night for Pleasant Grove. Utah
where he expects to make his fut-
IRE home.
Bishop John c. Dalton is able
to go out riding in his buggy every
day, but he seems to gain strength
very slow.
The lectures given by Professor
Walter Cluf, Friday. Saturday and
Tuesday nights, at the Stake house,
were very good.
Henry Hutfaker bought of Mrs.
John Morgan this week Is fine
} beef steers which he will butcher
along in the summer.
Dave Camp and sister, Ida,
went to Creole Monday morning
on the excursion. Miss Ida ex-
poets to stay all summer in Creole.
Juan Trujillo's mother, % years
old, died at her home at Los Ger
ritos last Saturday morning and
was buried in the Manassa GEM
etery, Sunday.
Mrs. Stepen A. Smith took her
little daughter Ruth, who has been
sick for several years, TO Ojo Cal
iente Springs Wednesday where
she will battle for il while for her
health.
Simon Dunn, of Eastdale, was
in town, Tuesday. on his way to
IluTlley SdN liilll VII tie tciiNJ'o
river, and while in town he bought
IA new wagon of the Manassa Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. Geo. Morgan. of the Ham
ilton ranch, with her two sons and
two daughters, passed through
town, Wednesday, on her way to
, Sanford to attend the wedding of
her niece.
NJ. ID, Evans. who has been
visiting his two daughters here,
left last Sunday evening for Creole
where he will visit his son. Dave,
before returning to his home III
Aztec, n. NJ.
John Adams. of this place, has
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ACUMULADORES.

Para lanchas, AUTOMOBILES, etc. las ha re-
CibidO la S. A. Luz ELE JFRICA Allen
Al. 3. v. a.
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la pintura del TeatrO
In buen trabajO heChO pOf los sefO-
res Axtmayer, hijOS.

A punto de terminarse las pinturas en-
ell techo, paredes, galerfas y demas depen-
dencias del Teatro de San Juan, va pue-
den apreciarse perfectaments las condieio-
nes del trabaio que estan ejecutando ALI
los sefores Axtmayer E Hijos, quienes hace
siete amos estan establecidos n esta capita,
dedicdndose decoraciones pinturas de
edifcios, tanto particulares como pdblicos,
obteniendo en- elias buen 6xito.
Las pinturas en- la ornamentaci6n re-
lieve revelan gusto conocimiento en- la
materia. La limpieza en- los distintos to-
nos de los colores, asf como la combination
y cambioB que Sc producer al pasar de la
luz natural & la artificial, dan una idea
acabada del conocimiento en- el arte que
poseen, acknowledgements, los eiecutores del
trabajo, que cierra con buen broche las re-
paraciones hechas al antique Teatro de
San Juan, el que vestido de nuevo, con
rico traje de delicados adornos, presentase
de nuevo los admiradores de Thalia,
que ALI volveran pasar agradables no,
ras de solaz sublime recreo.
Los sefiores AxmayeI hiios, pues ira
bajan todos on las indicadas obras de pin
tura ornamentaci6n, han querido dar
una muestra mas de los recursos que
poseen para cumplir airossmente un COM
promise de esa importancia, y realmente
pueden estar satiBfechos de gu obra, que
acknowledgements sera muy bien recibida
por ell p6blico conocedor, aquf 10 es to-
do, al tener OCCASION de apreciar la labor
hecha por aquellos, tanto en- conjunto CO.
mo en- todos sus detalles Muchas perso-
mas entendidas han hecho eIogios de 10 que
han viSto va.
La pintura de galerfas, paredes interio-
res del edifcio, habitaciones para el per-
sonal persianaje interior, esta adelanta
dfsima y muy POGO queda que hacer.
Es de sentirse que por las diferencian
surgidas, con motive de los referidos ira
bajos, Sc perdiera un precioso tempo, pues
de mucho antes han podido quedar termi-
nadas todas las obraB del Teatro y este On
disposition de ser utilizado para espectacu-
los p6blicos de que tanto Sc carece en- la
ciudad, desde que fu6 cerrado el llamado
temple del arte esc6nico.
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JUICIOS CELEBRADOS
en- Ia COrte NUM-
CipaI de Manati.
{ De naestro cOrespOnsal. J

Junio 19.-Juicios celebrados por la
Corte Municipal en- Ia session del dia IL de
JUNO de 1906.
Contra Ignacio Gonzalez, por crueldad
con los animales, Genunciado por el poll
cfa insnlar Ramon Vazquez- absuelto.
Contra Francisco Olmo por acometi-
miento y aggression, denunciado,por Bibiana
Vazq Iez, absuelto.
Ramon Rodriguez, por hurto de me-
nor cuantfa, denunciado por don Ramon
Marchan. Sc declare culpable imponien.
dole seis meses de carcel y costas.
Contra Ramon Carri6n por acometi-
miento aggression, denunciado por el poll
cfa insular Ramon Vasquez, fue condena-
do cinco dollars de multa costas
Contra Matias Vale, por infringir
las leyes de Sanidad, denunciado por Ell
Official de Sanidad, fue absuelto con costas
de ofcio.
Contra Jose Rodriguez por infriugir
las leyes de Sanidad, denunciado por eI
Official de Sanidad, fue condenado impo,
niendole un dollar de multa y costas.
Contra Emilio Rivera por infracci6n
4 las Ieyesde Sanidad, denunciado por el
Official de Sanidad, fue condenado a un
dollar costas.
Contra Domingo Valle;no comparece
y la Corte le impone dos dollars so centa-
vos por falta de comparescencia.
Contra Juan VeIez por infringir las
leyes de sanidad, denunciado por eI Of
cial de Sanidad, fue condenado un do
liar de multa costas
Contra Jose Ignacio Gerardo por in
fringir las leyes de Sanidad, denunciado
por el Official de Sanidad, absuelto.
Contra Manuel Rivera por leyes de
Sanidad, denunciado POI el cabo Azpurna,
eondenado un dollar = costas.
Contra Frisco Rodriguez, por alterar
la paz, denunciado por el policfa insular
Pedro Santalf, fu6 absuelto por falta de
pruebas.
Contra Eloy Lolaves y otro por alte-
rar la paz no comparece Solaves y el Juez
confsca Ia fanza 81 antes de levantarse la
session no comparece expone excuses le.
gales. Fue suspendido para otra session.
Contra Agapito Rivera pOr alterar Ia
paz p6blica, denunciado por Clemente
Martinez, fu6 condenado diez dollars de
multa y costas.
Contra Baldomero Rosario por alte-
rar Ia paz, denunciado por David Ortiz,
suspendido por falta de un testigo, para la
otra session.
Contra Juan Rodriguez, por alterar
la paz, denunciado por Maria Carri6n,
fu6 absuelto
Contra Leoncio Rodriguez por AGO.
metimiento aggression, denunciado por
Maria Carri6n, fu6 absuelto.
Contra Maria Carri6n, por alterar la
paz, denunciada por Juan Rodriguez (a)
"Poncefo', fu6 absuelta
Contra Custodio Rodriguez y Juan
Rodriguez por alterar la paz, denunciado
por j Juan Rios Toledo, rolicfa insular;
fueron condenades cinco dollars de multa
y costaa.
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~ EBIDO la multitud de muJeres,
- que sufren de tantas enfermedades
femeniles, sin poder encontrar cura
Rlguna, el famoso ginecologo, Doctor
Hartman, participa Al pdblico que,
durante los meses de yerano, recetara
gratis el tratamiento necesario, todas
las que 10 solicitor.
Ell trRtamiento es dirigido por Ssorres-
pondencia. Las medicinas que 81 recete,
pueden obtenerse sn todas las dro-
guer1as.
EI Doctor receEar& las lnedlcinaS
ueceSRrRaS. apicaciOneS, hygiene, y
EambI6n Ia dfefa correspondence para
efectuar una cura conpieta. La
CORE SpOndencia eS Rfendida eStricEa
y cOnfIdencRaLmenfe.
Esta Oferta dura durante los meses de
Yerano. Cualquiera. DANA que desee
ponerse bajo su tratamiento, puede es-
cribirle. d6ndo1e detalIes del estado de
su salud, edad, historic, sfntomas de
sus padecimientOs, y preyio trata-
niento.
La Peruna TraiO SaIud Y FeIicidad.
senorita Nellie South, eseribe desde
Montreal Canada, 10 giguiente:
ala Peruna ha hechO en- mi SaIud
an cambiO n7araViIIOsOs Me Ia frafdO
6RI0d y feficidad.
"Desde Ia edad de diez y siete afios, he
padecfdo de enfermedades femeniles e
irreguIaridades. Mi salud en- general
esta ba arruinada, tenfa dolores en- la
espalda y en- las piernas, mis- ojos habfan
perdido Ell brillo, tenfs un genio brusco
inmoderado.
'fMi madre tuvo varias consultas con
el medico de la familia, quien me re-
cetaba, pero no sentfa alivio.
ssHsbfa Ieid0 sObre Ia efcacia de Ea
Per1na, y 0bfAVe una bOteila, y me
hIEo mas bien que f0daS las n1edicinaS
que anfes me habian recetadO los
76dicOS.
Mi gratitud es tai, que con paIabras,
cs impossible demostrarla. La Peruna
fue para mi una gran bendicion."-
Nellie South.
Sta. Edna Moore, 40 Elm Street, Sec
Tetaria de La Sociedad Literaria de Buff
falo, N. Y, escribe como sigue:
"Padecfa constantemente de catarro
sistem6tico, era muy nerviosa, no podfa
dormir, padecfa de vahidos, estaba
siempre muy irritada, sentta confusion
de los sentidos y por Ia mafiana, al
levantarme, ne sentfa mas cansada que
cuando me accstaba.
't1i SaInd esfaba casi perdida, perO
emPec@ d n1eiOrRr y recuperar mi
SaIud deSde que cOmenc6 fOn1ar ia
Peruna, y despnes de CnafrO meSes,
era una nneVa n7HjeF, ha6iend0nIe
cIradO npLeEaElente. "-Edna Moore.
La Peruna es el remedio, en- que confia
Ell Doctor Hartman. rara curar las en-
fermedades catafr,,t>s lie IA nujog.
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Mas Motines.

New York, Juno |. m
OHo mon hqbo Moscow gbndO
ofocaro.
Agqnas miaa de la asracia sar al ranjaro
all Ell resulado de los acontecmientoa
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EI Atsneo de Madrid.

Asi Sc titula 81 cuarto libro de don Ra-
fael Maria de Labra.
Ell ilustre escritor hace en- 81 Ia historic
del Ateneo, desde ell segundo tercio del ST.
glo XIX hasta el afio 1904, dividi6ndole
On ocho perfodos,
Su composition supone un trabaio consi-
derable de investigation en- el archivo Ia
biblioteca del Ateneo. Adem6s, 4 cada
pago se advierte que 81 autor ha tornado
una parte importantfsima en- L. vida de
esos perfodos, cosa Cierta, porque el sefior
Labra entr6 siendo IN nifio en- el Ateneo;
allf pronunci6 su primer discurso acad6mi-
co , ocup6 81 primera c6tedra; fue, muy
mozo, Secretario con don Francisco Silve-
la, de Ia Secci6n famoSa de Ciencias Mora.
les y Polfticas, y cuando se cre6, hace bas.
tsntes afios, la vicepresidencia de aquel
gran centric de iluetraci6n, la ocup6 81,
preSidiendo las reuniones que produjeron
Ia construction del actual palacio de Il ca.
lie del Prado, donde Be traslad6 el Ate
neo desde Ia Gale de la Montera.
POI otro lRdo, el geior Labra cuida ea-
meradamente de relacionar Ia vida ateneis-
ia en- cada uno de aquellos ocho perfodos
con 81 movimiento polftico madrileho la
labor de las dem&s inntituciones docentes
propagandistas coet&neas. De este modo,
81 ibro que aludimos ed an verdadero
estudio del movimiento intellectual poll
tico del siglo XIX en- una de sus fases mas
interesantes.
En- IA G0RREsR0NDnW@RA
ibretas para apuntar ropa 4 Ia lavandera
Declaraciones de Nacimientos.
Declarations m6dicas.
CeEOifCaione de DefUnCiones.
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I'm triunfo del LcdO. Benitez Casta1O

Nos informan de Humacao que el joven
abogado Benftez Castafio, obtuvo un buen
triunfo professional, ganado en- buena lid,
on Ia defenSa que hiciera de Flor Tolenti-
no, acusado de asesinato en- primer grado.
Despuas de tres dfas de trabajo en- el
juicio, tras un informe brillante, Ell
Jurado emiti6 un veredicto de culpabili-
dad de homicidio involuntario
Felicitamog al amigo.
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LAS D,A N AS

Els sumamente necesario que las damaB
antes de decidirse 4 comprar cors6s vean
los de Ultima moda marca "Warners" que
venden Arrivf Hermanos en- su estableci-
miento; son sin disputa los cors6s mas
acreditados del mundo.
Gran Surtido de blusas encsjes , cor
batas.
Regalos por cuponea.
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IMP0RTANTES CABLES
Las Cosas pOr Panama.

New York. Juno 20, 13O p
Deo3 de Panama he recruded Tsno matar pOdco domi
Fl psn Amdo ha dcho ha en- las econes compa mparc
desmhdas eement gubernamentas tenbae
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DON MODESTO.

--Ha lIegado & esta Ciudad ell senior
Noya Frfas, industrial de Humacao.
Ell doctor Rafael Gatell, inspector id
Sanidad de Yauco ha llegadO q eata Ciu-
dad.
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EN "A G0RRNaR0 R0MDMM@El

Ebretas para apuntar ropa & Ia Iavandera
DeclaTaciones de Nacimientos.
Declarations m6dicas.
CeECifcaione de DefunCiones.
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UN TENEDOR De LTBROS empleado durante
el dia Sc harfa cargo de unos libros pOr la
noche eseribirfa la correspondence. Di-
rilanse a! apartado de correos no. SOL, San
Juan. 10
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ADMINISTRATION DE FTNCAs
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girse, Luna 66.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-15
Peru Items.

Elias Harper is feeding a bunch Of
heifers.
Mrs. Lucy Wishard and children
returned to their home ct Arkalan,
Ksnsas after q visit with relatives
and friends in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Kate Daniel has gone to visit
relatives and friendsin western Bates
ana eastern Kansas.
Literary closed last Friday night.
q. N. Thomas and Family visited
At II. r. Lyls's Sunday.
Mrs +. Thomas and George CLANCY
and family spent Sunday At 7. F.
Beotth's.
There viii b Q valentine party at
e @. Lyle's Wednesday night.
Mr.. N. n. Carroll 4 better at tbia
WIi3sm sarlAcs sold ana delivered
I tkoeoueh brsd Hsd Pols bull 10 :
infr1r % abe1t' AdfiAu, No, ~
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-15
Moore-Braden.

C. e. Moore, OF Kansas City, and
Miss Jennie Brsden, second daughter
of r. l.. Brsden, were united in mar.
risge at the home OF her parents. in
Homer township, on February Tth
at 10 O'Clock a. m, Rev. Hood,
Presbyterian minister at Amoret,
performed the ceremony. The rela-
tives and a few intimate friends were
present. After q wedding dinner the
happy couple took the afternoon
train for Kansas City, where they
will make their future home. The
bride is an accomplished young lady,
was a graduate OF the Wsrrensburg
Normal and taught school in this
county for several years. The groom
holds an important position with the
Belle Telephone Company, with whom
he has been associated for several
years.