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beasts to devour. He decided to "lug,
aed was successful In covering q dis
tance OF two out OF the five miles
necessary to reach the camp, when he
became exhausted from the exertion
OF packing the carcass and says that
part OF the time he was on top and
then the fawn took its turn, and, by
rolling over logs, through canyons and
heavy brush, succeeded In getting
within three miles OF the anxious
comrades, at dark. Here he decided
TO camp for the night and discovered,
TO his horror, that not match was to
be found after q search through his
pockets, and the night would be bitter
cold, he was certain; andit proved to
be the coolest Of the trip. BY eight
o'clock 1t had frozen hard and by
morning the frozen ground would sup
port a horse. The plucky hunter
searched the canyon for shelter and
dnding none, made what he termed a
hogs nest out OF sage brush. weeds
and few boards remaining from q
stable which had at one time stood
nearby. His exhausted body found
shelter from the heavy frost In
this rough nest and, by dancing
rubbing and running, he managed
TO keep warm and at times secured
some sleep. He had eaten nothing
since early morning and suffered from
hunger and cold. Says he would have
given q 90 for lone match at that
time. He reached camp next morning
with the deer and a severe cold, but
was soon relieved OF the latter by big.
sim Brown and his medicine
chest, and was soon sleeping soundly
by the warm campfire.
The following day they renewed the
search for big game. Elmer Hosler
was the lucky one on Thursday when,
after emptying his machine gun at the
big buck some 800 yards distant, and
reloading, firing In all ten shots, he
succeeded in dropping his prey but up
On reaching him, found that he was
very much alive and made last
struggle that resulted In throwing
Elmer, who had him by the horns,
some fifteen feet In the air and when
he returned 10 earth was caught on
the fly by Hansen and the umpire
called him out. Elmer Is justly proud
Of his success and the crowd all voted
TO go again. Miller says his mountain
bed may need renovating before an.
other year and he will take along
on the next trip.
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OLNEY ITEMS

A dance was given at the Tabor
claim Friday night. A few OF our
young folks attended, and enjoyed q
splendid evening.
Miss Nellie Work visited friends
and relatives near King Center, Sat-
urday, returning to Pueblo Sunday
morning.
Elmer Hale came from the Divide
with load Of "spuds," arriving here
Sunday.
Mrs June Scott is rapidly convalesc-
Ing from a siege OF typhoid.
Mr.. Bert Claphim was Pueblo visi.
tor Sunday.
The Misses Hanen were shopping
in Rocky Ford Sunday.
Leslie Brooks, of Avondale. shook
hands with old acquaIntances 10 Olney
the first OF the week.
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SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS
More About Their Trip to tho Hiiis.

Party number one, consisting o
Elmer Hosler, q. A. Miller, Jas
Brown, A. James, Frank Hansen
Fred Steinhauer and Mr.. Teats re
turned Saturday last from q very
successful and exciting hunt ovel
south OF Leadville The party wa.
camped near Gypsum aud Eepor,
having had "a rousing good time.
Three deer, one bob cat and porcu
pine constituted the killing and tn,
buck felled by Hosler is one Of the
largest killed this season. A letter
from John NJ. Killen, the Pueblo
sportsman, says the buck weighed 25-
pounds and was the largest by far that
has passed through the metropolis.
He was voted ian elegant speci men
by all who saw him at this place and
the head will be mounted and given o
place in Mr.. Hosler's home, a reminder
OF his first killing and the first deer,
in action, ever seen by him.
The Tuesday following their arrival
In the mountains proved 10 be an ex-
citing day and gave rise to the report
that G. A. Miller was lost from the
balance Of the party. This he denies
and gives US the story Of his experience
as follows:
The party decided to separate on
this Tuesday morning and planned to
meet at noon on the summit OF large
some ten miles distant
which was covered with dense forest
aud snow. Miller and Teats were
TO circle to the left aud were soon
separated from the crowd and later
from each other. Miller did not hap.
pen upon any OF the crowd the balance
of the day and, as it proved, was de.
prived Of their company until 9o'clock
the following morning. AS he was
coming down the mountain toward the
camp and was crossing dense strip Of
timber, he discovered a fine specimen
Of mountain lion creeping in
crouching position on a log not far
distant Stepping to one side to So.
cure better shot ut the lion, his
attention was suddenly diverted to
fawn which jumped up at that
moment just In time to make its es-
cape from the lion aud to meet a
charge from Miller's rifle, the one shot
being sufficient to bring it to earth.
This happened about 4:30 In the after
noon and our hunter was up against
the proposition of s'luQuinu" the
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-01

A new ruling has been made by tn,
general land office regarding the com
mutation Of homestead entries. 1t wa
believed that under the old construc
tion Of the Communication provision,
which recognized constructive resi-
dence, persons desiring to secure pub
lie lands for speculative purposes were
furnished with Inducements a n d
facilities not found under other land
laws and that large percentage OF
homestead entries commuted to cash
were in their first inception made for
the purpose only OF securing title to
the land and not with a view OF OBJ
tanning a home for the sole use and
benefit Of the entryman, which was
the primary object Of the homestead
law. BY the new ruling no commuta-
tion proof offered under a homestead
entry made on or after November first
will be accepted unless such proof
shows that the entryman has in good
faith actually resided upon and culti-
waited the land embraced within his
entry for the full period Of fourteen
months, thus doing away with the
constructive residence period hereto
fore recognized. This ruling, however,
will not affect homestead entries made
previous to November first and com.
muted TO cash, II when proof is made,
1t is satisfactorily shown that the
entryman established actual residence
on the land embraced within his en-
try within six months from the date
Of entry, In which case he may be cred.
tied with constructive residence from |
the date Of entry. In this connection,
however, the entryman must show
that residence once established was
maintained In good faith for such per-
iod as when added to the period OF
residence will equal that
full period Il fourteen months resi-
dence required under the Communication
clause Of the homestead act.-Denver
Field and Farm.
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Blue Ribbon Cantaloupe Seed.
Our cantaloupes took first prize at
the Rocky Ford Fair. I have a few
carefully selected seed at three dol
lars per pound. L. d. Kenison,
Fowler. Colo.
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Services at the NJ. E. Church

Services at the NJ. e. Church.
Sunday School at 10 q. m, J. J. Dun.
can, Supt. Lesson. "The Cities OF
Refuge" Joshua, 20: 10.
Morning Worship at l,subiect, "All
Needs Supplied"
Epworth League Devotional Meet
Ing at $50 p. m, leader, Viva Sypher;
subject, According TO Our Works"
Evening worship. 1880 p. m.
Mid.week services, Wednesday at
1880 p. m.
A cordial welcome to all these ser
vices. A. NJ. RICE, Pastor.
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Robt. L. Fixe, who makes his home
with W. T. Rutherford, left on Satur-
day last for Colorado Springs. After
a short visit there, lie will leave for
Kentucky. The Rutherford family
plan TO follow him as soon as the crop
OF beets is disposed Of.
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Winfree Bros. are expecting a ship.
ment OF 5000 Picadilly & Punta Cigars
OF the famous Higgins make, from
Old Kentucky. We have been getting
1000 at a time, and we find that
one shipment doesn't last until we
can get another. hence the large or.
der.
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A disastrous fre ip one Of Rocky
Ford's business houses last week re-
suited in damages amounting to sew.
eral Thousand dollars.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Sunday School at 10 a. m.. A. A..
Winfree, Supt; A. A. Brooks, Asst.
Supt. Preaching at 3p. m. by Rev.
L. $. Dudley, of Manzanola.
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For Sale.

Good 3t inch low wheeled wagon
with grain bed, Inquire Of
J. A. Sprengle.
II miles north Of Ordway.
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Hereford Bulls for sale. Phone.
Ordway l3. J.E H.,d..sas
nave many choice lots for sale. Il
VIII % 70 your interest 70 see me be.
'ore pnrchaslng. John B. Estes.
FOR sale.-I will sell nv brand, ! }
including about 50 head Of mIxed
stock, Phone Blue sos.
N 4 Il. Van Oman.
ofdsrs taken for etationssy paafsv.
~ ~ weodane AnnOuucamentA ~.
~ 'sanplss q MA oalsS. " I 8 = =
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Rooms to Rent,

With or without board. One blocl
east Of the school house. Telephone
White l22. Mrs. A. X. FRYE.
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Evanaelical Church Services.


services over Sunday as follows;
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Services at IL a. m.
young Peoples Alliance at Z D. m.
preaching at 7:3O p. m.
Rev C.S Steinm etz will have charge
Of these services.
BOO Greek Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
king Center Preaching at sp M
M.u'week prayer meeting wednes.
lay At 1880 =. m. "'s-
% serman class Saturday at 3 D. M.
evening services always English.
Ine public cordially Invited 70 the..
c.s. srnusx.rx
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For Sale.

New house and three lots. well fenc.
ed, COW stable, barn and buggy shed.
City water. viii sell for cost.
Il. J. Faires.
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For SaIe-CHEAP.
Two town lots, good location, alb
stract furnished. A. A. Brooks.
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Wanted-Man and team to haul
beets. Geo. w. Cox.
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Baptist Church Services.

Baptist Church Services.
Sunday School at 10 a IN.
Sermon at II a. m.
Rev. W. f. Ripley, of Pueblo, will
preach morning and evening.
b. Y. z. U. meeting ut $50 D. M.
subject, Acquainted With God"
Leader, Mrs. A. NJ. Craven,
evening service at 1880 p. m.
prayer Meeting at 1880 on Wednes.
day evening.
We extend to all q cordial invita-.
tion to attend these services,
A. M. CRAVEN, Pastor.
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FOR SALE.

Wagons, Beet Seeders, Plows,
Cultivators, Jewelers. aud other Farm.
ing Tools and Implements. The ar
ticies are In good repair. and very SER
Vicabie, at reasonable prices.
Also number Of two.room car
roof houses, at prices that are so per
cent less than they can be built for
today.
Tho National Sugar kfy. Co.
Sugar City or Kings Center, Colorado,
For sale-Brown Lcghorn ROSTERS,
! mile west of Ordway.
J. r. Langridge.
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Calling cards printed at the New
Era Office.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Three dozen good Brown Leghorn
hens. Also some young chicks.
tt +. A. Fraser.
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2 AxTzD To buy. Good, rre.b -.
@ sw :. = oUIllsoa. 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

nnd activity nnf IN ever country
formed thr nahIect matter ~ tho
eeiehrafion iast nsxht ~ the Celtic
Sons uf Waahinwtnn. who gave their
annual hauanet AZ the Commercial
club roufus Judge John Arthur
acted as faasfmRafsr.
kmoaE The notable sermons 81
ne aAy vas that b. the Rev W
u slmanas At the BoyiAton az Uni'
tartan church on the irish Ideal.
tefn This tdraliHna. declared
Rev slmenas. Is = threefoia faith
fhs fFiskman.s belief In marriage
and the family. Ia his religion. In
his countFr and race. Hia nuyteld
Ing faith IL the source Of victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
JEWELRYTHIEF CAUGHT
IN CHICAGO

rteeixe1 neseeflFe uagek discosl
ofea that e pateh answering ihs
description q oas stolen On Ia
euu4 sas ~ tha possession ~ the
ChlsaEa t4oan effica
foElawiuk this report came a iSl
ter fFefn Ualkua IL chieaxo asking
fhat the astsk b. seat to blsa in
Chicago. Harek notified the Ia
coma laallne. Mo seat = man east.
4heFr thu fusltife was captured
Nth ilttls alfflenlfy.
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TRIBUTES PAID
TO IRISH SAINT

IruiAnd's patron saint. Patrick. -.
ceired due honor yes;ef Jay through.
out seatsls. Green esnhiesna waFc
everywhere fa evidence
The day opened With special Re.
llxious services IN many of tbs
churches and terminated with =
banquet given b. The Aneienl or.
der Of Hibernians 10 the hall ~
Ninth Az. and YesleF War. John
Cannon. state president q the Of.
der. acted as toastmastar. and
ansonK the speakers Wete. Judge
samasl u. Morrison. Rev Father J.
r. o'Dneu and W. J. DAILY.
The 1r4sh fn every feature % life
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NOT A TAFT BOOM

fAcftnnR teAaqfapn oaFetee't
WASHINGTON. March IL The
conferences between President
Roosevelt ard Gov Charles Y. De-
naeu and Attorney General stead Of
uiinals. Saturday. was not for ths
purposes az promoting a boom for
secretary Taft for the presidency.
This announcement was made
last alaht ~ Secretary Loeb. Many
believed that on account % Score
fary Taft and his brother callinE
on TIE e1eeativc at the same time
aa the tlilnoisaus. a political move
WIS baiBs inHpifsd
A halai line from Hawaii recent
IL reached the Washington Fire In
anrance company The company y
evidently extending.
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Through The clever work of cts
Detective Barck. the Chicago police
Saturday night captured Jan bui
kus. a notorfouH thief and hufHiaf
wanted IN thia state for fohhsfie#
To- Tacoma and Chrkaiis. In which
latter city the man ls believed 70
BE- the person Who Recently com
mitied the $4,000 gewelry store
robbery
All The local pawnhrokerp make
a daily report to the pasiee 81 goods
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AL GRADING GOES
on SLOWLY

$40 he centFaetef. TiAN RYAN
=. - 4 lfssx slaae ~ wAtsh 10
..s.ss tke work. there - much
.ss.'.s.las Il she irregular mNnner
: ~ssea he xrnaing II - 0trficld
80 Famsswath AZ. i being car
- - reslssnts IL tha vieiniiy say
- Il. seYk l. being done IN a
= s.9.ruasstsnt naann~F A. they
- sass who are taxed for the
..~-ssenent ard suffer the tncon-
-. a. ktaeksd streets. ther
- tbal ne coasrartrr should exer-
- Il sal.E~aes h eettins q out
4 - ~.
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m YORK BUILDING
ron STATE ~"

- x<x Yark State anclatY has
.s.rxsa ! hlaa f0F = state Building
! - klzzza Expseition which
~ Z ~ eeaeIassaa % the fair.
s ss.tskss Ter a residence for tho
,r-zt.azzf a ne state university.
- Sex fork legislature viii
i rzk1a q endorse the plan. The
= q the aalldlnx viii - about
- - rrnf AaAny of the uni
sux1Fx faxmef New Yufher. ~
ss.snxiY d lAxor q The idea. and
k.a1fsx 4 wili - Successful
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CHICAGO. March ik~liers Il >
uaw wriukle In train calllnG.
Tho Chicarp depota are 70 large
that TIE man mha announces The
tfaiaA has 70 bawl hla head off "a
mahn himself heard
Now II being Installed "a OUTFIT
which muitipilca bis remarks b
SIX. In other words. he can saf e
Ia six places AZ once. and you have
no excuse for missing your train
lie spcaka into a Telephone naN
and the telephone carries hia xatcn
10 alx big mcgaphones installed Ia
a. mAny parts 81 The station.
This makes u iuposzihle for yon
n rrt away from the Al AheAEd
slogan
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BARTENDER IN JAIL

Charged with selling liquor ia the
stock room 81 the Minnesota -.
loon. At Occidental and Washington.
u. q. BurEman. a bartender. Was
ARRESTED yesterday morning b. Pa.
trolmen Tate. Preston and Dell.
Tate. dressed IN plain clothes. OBJ
talnod evidence.
The cafe IN connection With the
saloon was closed By the police.
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WANT PROFESSOR OF
GOOD ROADS

The state university wlii have =
chair 81 good roads. n the faculty
acts favoyably when the project 4
presented TO Is BY the Statr and
County Good ROADS associations.
These associations urge the en-
ploymens 81 an expert road builder
10 give instruction in the buiiding
og roads. The ficld Of road con.
strucflon II Handicapped b. It's
lack os capable engineers.
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YELLOW FEVER ON SHIP.


(seripps Telegraph ssrvies.)
GALVESTON. Tex. March IL
The British ship Basil from Braxi..
which arrived here late Saturday
night. has n case Of yellow fever
aboard. The sailor vas removed
20 the pest house and a guard
placed over the ship. She VII be
fumigated today.
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PIONEER DIES
H AGE OF Is

= eaaaav morning cano
nzza- Ntflef. whe ssz = fesl-
, 49, razes soana fer ~ wars.
- .....,, cFasssa tha plains IA ss
-. a Ffliett hay Tie took
- ..s.sssead ea hocds canal
= -. - h. removed 10 this
- - s.alna. settiinE 90 a fsfin
- -. saash % seath Para. where
: Ne. - antti hts seAsh YESTERDAY
> - Ne vs. = years old lie
-..ssxss ~ The widow AFN
AR alaieg. and tWe dsnsh-
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MINNESOTA TO MEET.

Tho Minnesota club win meet
Tuesday evening AZ the Alaska
Club rooms. when n prominent
speaker viii address the club and
literary program VIII be render.
cd. Exposition matters VIII be dis.
cusaed. All former Minnes0tans
are Invited.
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THROW GAO COOS.

People IN route 70 the dance NJ
f.eaehi park last night were the
victims % a gang Of h0odlums. prin.
cspaiir young boys. who peited
passing ears with decayed eggs.
The boys escaped
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ar PETERSBURG. March Is.
Last might In the dinner hall OF tue
Grand Hotel de Europe. Prince
NokardlEe. at the nobility Of NJ.
tias. sustained the loss Of hia right
ear by that member beiug cut of
by Capt KoHloff Of the Russian
sharpEhooteru. fof dlsparaEink re.
marka The prince retaliaied -
shooting the captain IN the nsef.
Both alive.
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uERIIS. March ts~Fhe 9sfauan
reichstag aaJaufna March -. ana an
shat date Chancelior Nen lfasi9e
has pis nnsd 10 leave neriiu q efpnf
the Faster holidays ~ Hapaiiaa. =
winter resort 10 Italy net far ffeis'
Genoa
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CINCINNATI. March is-pls
charged employees working on u
new city hospital are said TO haf'
been the guilty parties eNpiodl 4
$50 pounds OF dynamite yestefaf
m0fning. doing serious damage I
property Tn the vicinity.
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ASTORIA. March is~Atthur i.s
herman. employed yh Fisher Bros
has c0nfaaaed 10 cmheKHiiuE $1,000
iia Il n0w In tha hands of the au
thorliien under ti0.ooo bonds. he
fore being arrested he attempted
suicide ~ the lauainum route.
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PirTsnuRG. March - ~cafte.
gle medals are being disirihut II
today. There are 81 being sent OH
10 various parties IN the Nnit4f
states. consisting Of sold. silver fs
bronne omhloma % hsroiam
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NEW York. March is.--Aeeotd
inE 10 Herr vaiilu. difretof Fenefal
manager ~ the Hamburg American
llne. therc viii probably be North
Atlantic rate war within the hst'
fortnight With the Cunard libe.
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lInl...r..ila. in nahais.

u0TToS. March lsmnn Friday
frrrs afntatisoa ~ Harvard AMI
Princeton universities uAi meet IA
thoif annual debate.
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PORTLAND. ore Mareh i III
Cali AZ nevd prisoner held "a ihs
caanty iSit here sisohssi e death 81
a plece ~ meat yesterday
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ErnesE Mamnlnx. t9.Year-olsf
-. she lels his hefne. az See l6th
=. <a1nrdAv affernooa to 50 10 a
~ raFi to slneka distant has
n 20 rsguFned. ard the police
Azs lena hsked 90 find hlus.
90 Lsmser Contrast.
Tks Fiei0sla f.uFaber and Mana.
k<<zzsnk rananAnf II ChemA.nus.
pnrssesr lslana. haa let tha con
- Sc loxxlax teq Doe 600 feet %
e1sxr 70 NliIsAme1n and sykes Of
- eng The epetrset viii last
nzerzi pears The timber i IN
- n<iniu Il coannx. Vancouver
Ezx1
Musher Is H.
axfzx 70 the ssrfnns fitness II
u zesksf. HaFry Watson. q the
IN 4 BanneY W sfsun. teft last
~ sar Is home IN Pittsbarx
Bar Fsush a Deputy.
kxn Haih his been apposnted a
4=zsF sz1ssff ~ Sheriff Lou
M Hls Jurisdiction witi EN-
- Maple Valley. Cellar Noun
~ Hazmfs. Sherwood. Taylor and
xksasv
nsrm0ns Conferences.
1 zu11srenne of the local elders
I - rAaseh Of Jesus Christ. az
ixEzxr Ey Saints tMormonl. was
ID ,ssszfsaY afternoon az which
4 Pna. president q the North
xsuk<ra ssases Mission. waA pres
- EiAef A. Bntseahe and Elder
xmzksx a vsetnria and Vancouver
IN 4 ne meatiug and reported
90 sAnfxkes growing.
Drug Clark cess Baii.
x1sszes Rynaers. tho i7.year -oid
80 <AeFs arrested Saturday niKht
= q esasxs u selling liquor with
- i.ssase. as released ysster-
~ s'zpsfior Judge Morris ac-
@zzed hi To The amount of 400.
ozsen tnne ssseleale-
8e5<<x 7. coffefiil and l. r.
kz=szz<<'z6 eiiI BE- the gasets Of
erzs Il re assaiaE moothiy meet
- 4 - 1zesn Anna Musical club
uua<se kssatnx IN the lecture
HANs 4 u Green Anne Methodist
ny lEialsg eiah has been In
f--st . ersza4 The ladies' of the
ehxxh ~ nrsa diuaer at $50
o. Narsin's Leetur..
- Ahnan<iatloa u Gabriel 20
= tixFia Mar II Tier Immaculate
teaeapaA. vns the subject Of an
1asfAfsa Ia<turn ~ Rev. Alfred
Martin = Chfseensen's ball last
wnnsnx Thla vas the third lec
EfT q ssgieN whieh has been an
asznesa To- Sunday evenings AZ
ikas hi
D. erssaen'a Services.
hsaHxeli2tic ssFviecs we're opened
yesterday n TIE First Chrisfi0n
nanh b II o preedsn Services
y y haid every evening this
aek szfept Saturday. Tonight
= bfseden vlll speak on The
zzzEs d Manhood Tomorrow
- h;a subject xin be The life
Aharaant~
fss street. Work.
hensns awartis q street contract
- azade y tie board Of public
ssfss are he following. Eighth av.
aeazi, water mains. Sanford q
a'lsefa Hzssz Railroad Az.
zklnz J A Bailey. ts.B0s 90.
F...sx alley tn block co. Deuny's
.aaltian. sparKer Concrete com
-, ESss 80 Seventh a.. north
as and cafbing. A c. Goerlg.
tz4sf
Hearings Postponed.
- BEARINGS in The cases u
- kaY and Peter Martin before
- agil service commission have
- postponed FINN tonight 10 the
- Bur- next MONDAY.
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ElnE lAplra, TAILoRINo.

Suits 60 order. SIS and MP. FIT
ting and altering "a moderate
prices Up-tO-date Tailoring. bl9
pike I'd. Phone Main Ass. -
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GoT.uFTEI.D. Scv.. March Is
The stores opened today. The
clerks are nos loose from the ! ".
W. and will undoubtedly affiliate
With the A. y. Of l.
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uRfDGEPoRT. O.. March Is
ina scott Lumber compafgYH plant
hcfs has been destroyed By fire.
lasa $3.50. 900
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80 FRANCISCO. March H.
-, - thls morning two masked
-. - hot and probably fatally
go 49, Charles Kelly. n long
..'saan Kelly was going through
80 and Vas told 70 throw
- hands Failing 10 comply
kauf be vas shot The rob.
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DEAN CIGAR.
1rt NEW QUALITY, Sc. .
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Tzs Fiet0Fla t.uFabeF and Mana.
kefzzsnk reznnAnf II chenAsnus.
Hersztsr lalan1. has let tha con.
- Sc loxxlnx t0a nas1 ea0 feet %
exser 10 NliIlAmNsn and sykes Of
- ciz5 The euntraet win last
Hzerzl Tesrs The timber u IN
- t1elnsu u Coaaux. Vancouver
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1 eu1fsrenca 81 the local elders
I - rAafeh Of Jesus Christ. ~
isEzxr Eky Saints tMormorl. was
III fssssfEaY afternoon az which
4 Pniz. president d the North
xxoxa States Mission. waa pres
-. Eiaef A. nntxeane and Elder
xmzAsx a vsetoria aud Vancouver
IN 4 ne meatiug and reported
- kkaEEhes EfaNlng.