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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

tAs, padre de nueutro busn amigo Alfredo
EspTegsntanta en- eatR ciudRd de loH Ht II 1rea
HarrtrO , Co.
DeBcSnse On psz sl alma del respectable
sefioT HuertsB. Y aepRn au1 famiIiares,
eBpsCiRlmente Alfredo que Hs ACompafia en-
su juato natural doloT.
En- IL msna1a de hoy be vista
do sl hospital municipal de egta Ciudad
81 que 10 he eucontrado en- mqy buenRg
condolences. 81 RhpE Administrator y
PFaotiCRnts Nfior GFanela, me enBefiaYon
todRg las dApendenciaB del estRblecimiento,
' pude obHeRvAF, que Ia Bala de enfeTme-
rfR est6 muy bion arreglsda, estos eAtAn
en- cRmRR de hieYTc, muY bien vestidaH cen
Eopsia limpio, moEquiteFog = TODD 10 neCe-
EaFio para lR ComodidRd de elloG. sals
de opeFaciones, On an p9TfsEto eatRdo de
limpieza, con una busna mesa opeEat0ris
de mas utenBilioE para desinEectsT. Un
bnsn inBtru mental quiEGEjiCo. Los al
TsdedoEeB del eBtab !ecimientO muy Iimpioa
FL personal id6nso cumplidor del deber.
luterEogu6 8 los enfermoE, BobFe 81 modo y
PoEms, que 90 le trGtabs =, contest6ronme
que estSn mpy bien tEatRdos y no tenfRn
queja RlgupA de loB enoREgadoR de % RHiS
tencia.
Tambi6n Ee eBt6n hacienda vAriaB refor
mass entire elias, 81 blanqueo , pinturR del
interior del sHtablscimiento, inAtSlACi6n do
Luz aleCtTica, etc.
I'll doctor FosEa, director Rctual del
HospitDl, Becundado por 81 sefor GTARsla
tTAbajaD con inteE6S por mejOrar muChC
mas el Hospital.
FeIicitamOG muy dsyeraU al doctor J 81
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FIESTA ESGOLAR.
Dos zaTzu0Ias J IN aet0 d G0n0I0fto.

En- las nocheB del Viernss y Eabado, "a
, Is de AbTil, Be llsvar6 efscto en- eI
TeAtFo Municipal, una veIada ascolar en-
benefcio de IR Sociedad atIetica de Is alta
EsCuelR Central.
La primeTR parts de dichR veladR con.
aistir6 an ls representation de la zaEzusIa
''EBtTella le~clistiana CautivA" poE 80
asforitas de 10 esouela.
Como parts BegundR, lR orqueAtS eIcoIaE
nos diVeEtir6 con la pTeCiosa oveVtuFa
"Post and Peasant , una selection de Ia
opera Martha.
Tambi6n los j6veneg Juan Roagell6, RR'
mon Garcia , otros, ejtcutRr6n escogidon
E6loS en- gl violin y otEos instEumentoB mu-
sicRleB.
Como Ultima pRrte, so lindaH dsmitRg
pondF6n en- escsna la zREzuelitR "ChozR y
PRlscio.' EsER ss una zaEzuelR muy bo'
nitR y popular aiempre hR gustado mu'
cho. Fu6 TepTesentada en- la veladR del
afi9 pRsRdo y, inBtanciaa de vRFiAa como
cidas perBOnaV, Se TepstiF6 eBte afio.
La oEquestR que amenizar6 el aCto, e1
tara compussGR poE loB j6vaneB de la or.
qusHts escoIar ayudsdoB poE diez prt fsBo'
res dc lR banda insulRF.
Dado lO1 prsparativoB que ss hacen 81
acto promote qusdaE muy lucidO. La di'
FecCi6n de IL vslAdR eAtAT6 4 cargo dc IR
diatinguids 8floFs Ckrmen j. de RosBell6
muy entendids On aetos como 81 pEeHsnte
sabemos que las tiendRH no ss abriE6n
ls noche del vieTneB.
Las pocas locaIidadeS que quedRn Re ex
psnden on 81 ''Parfs Bazaar" , en- "La
MsrgsTits."
ESpeTamoB ana favorable acogida por
parts del pdblico de San JUSn,
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En- ell Casino PueIto7iqusTO de Hu'
w0mam
EspI6ndida Fiesta.
de nusstrO o0rresponsaLl

Abril 20 Una de las mas OlegAntaB
faatas sociRIeB se hR celebFade en- 81 "CRs
sino PaeEtorTigutflo" de eHta ciudad, con
motive de Ia celebration del Domingo Dc
PaBcuaB La DiFsCtiva de este Centric OBJ
Bequi6 & los socioB con IN bRile, que hR de
dejAr recusrdos gratOH por lR selects con.
cuFEsncis que asisti6 81 por lR profa.
sion de obBsquioB que Yecibimos los que
tuvimos la aatisfacci6n de paRar algunas
loras de BoI6z en- eae CentTo gsnuinamen'
te puertorriqusho.
El bale di6 principle con una bonita
Hinfonfs ejecutsdR por los profssores que
componen ID oTqueBtR de cate pueblo, las
nuevs, teTmiu6 les tres de lR smRdEu'
gads, notSndoEe oil miBmo entuBiRVmo entire
los bAilRdOres que al empezaF.
FL salon de bAile pEofuGaments ilumina'
do pEesantabs REpecto encantadoF, BuG 80
niiiRB de una bellszB NADIA vulgar con Bua
elegantiEimol "toilsts'', parsciRn una PIE
ysde de maTipoBaI rave loteando y dtjRndo
admirar IN cuRdHo dc una be!lezR psE'
facts.
DespueB de la ainfonfa Bs baiI6 81 f'rigo'
don imperial, que hRce una BsmRna Ba
vsnfa entayandO bsjo IL direction de Las
diutinguidRs ssfiorss de VslladarsG Roig
El walls 10 bAi'aron ochsntS parejss } en-
Ios sIpacioEoB 1RloneB del Centro, Hs encOn'
traban fnfinidad de aefioFsB de 10 mas sa'
lecto de nueltrA BOCiedRd.
Eutre IL ssCogida ConcuTEencia que aBib:
ti6 & eHta feltR pudimoE yer admiEsE al'
guuau nifaB de YabucoR, PisdTaS Ma
guRbO que con ISuB encantoG pusieron 8
gran alturR Is bellezs de BpI regpectiVA1
paisanitRu.
No tsrminaremou ain enviar fsIicitacio'
.snor qr.nol. por 10. osloD en- 81 ds.snp..
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Una vista al hospital del MuniCipiO

(De nWestrO cOrrespOnsal)
Abril 21.-El Jutvss de lA pauAda re-
mana fallsci6 On Bu rssidencia de Rio Pie
dEag, 81 respectable ueiOV don RUm6n HuaF'
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IN THE DISTRICT OF The UNITED
STATES FOR PORTO RICO.
Sitting At San Juan.

Alice B. Sleeper,
Plaintiff.
The Vista HeFmoBR Co.
Defendant.
The Unitsd States Of AmeFiCa
The President Of the United Slater
TO THE VISTA HERMOsA Go.
Whereas it appears that Alice B. sClsa.
per has fled hsr Bill in equity in this
cause, aud.
Whereas it appears that said suit ID to
forsCloBe 9 mortgage upon real estate RituR.
ted within the jurisdiction Of this court in
the sum Of Five Thoula1d fVa hundred
Dollars with interest At seven % per cant
from January % th, 1907; described 40
folltwA:
ga certain farm or parcel Of land with
dwelling houaa thereon, situated in
ths ward Of OaguitaS, juriHdiction
Of AgQRB BuenRI, c0mDOged Of 100
cuePdaa equivalent to SO hectares, 80
aHeag and 8 heCtaReas, bounded on
the East with ths Succession GUsFCh
Rios heretofore the Succession Of
Manuel Rios; On the South with the
lands Of SoI6 hijo, heretofore Acia.
clio Lizard; on the We1t BY The
Vista HeFmogR Company, heretofore
Agustfu j. Dfaz; and on the North
by Juan BautistA DiRz, hsrettfoFs
Juan Ignacio FigusEoa and Manuel
Rivers; row therefore
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to
The Wits HeEmoSa Company to be and
appear hersin ct the Junss 1908 rule day
Of this Court 20 anAwsF to ths raid Bill Of
CompIaiOt and upon failure to do 20 tbs
plaintiff herein may obtain Judgment for
the relief petitioned for in The said Bill Of
Complaint.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of
this Court the 7,h day Of April, 1908.
B. S. RODEY. Judge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

nsB Is DIRECTIVE del Casino por la boni.
tR fieHts que nos hiEo y On lG que fuimOI
rbsequiadoB con champagne, paAtau, dul.
CeS , licoFes sxquiSitos. A las tEel noS
FstiramOg con 81 pesar que acompa6s Giem'
pre 81 absndonsr fepta5 de ana nnturaIeza
On que Bs ponen dc relieve Ia cultuFA de
ls sociedad On que uuO vivs 90 ref ,jR
el chic con que RlgunoB elementoa IabOn
hsceR las C0gRp,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

Ha sidO mBy ssDtidO en- BsyamtD Ell
falIeCimientO en- Rio PiedTas del
senior HueItOS.
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senior Gransla por los celoS en- 81 de1smPs'
DO dc suH impoEtantss CaTgoG,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
soLAREs En- sIuIURGe.

Sc venden .nolaEoI con frsnto ID Csrro.
teEa Contral , otEos intsrioTeI con callO1
afiEmRdaR.
Informant w. Bosch. TRann n6moro
3 Rltol. p
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ABR11 81 1908.
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En- Ia COrts de Distrit0 Judicial de San
Juan, Sec. 2.
Petra Martinez y Sobrs dsclaratoTia de
OctRYio Marines HsTedsFon.
EMPLAZAMIENTO.

Por cuAnto, habisndoHs pfeusntado sn
euta CoRte de DiBtFit0 unR G0Iicitud poR 81
abogado don Frank AutonHsnti, nombRs
do lo8 peticionRFiou para que Es Len declare
heHedeTos del fDado Pedro AFan0. PoE
Cuanto dichog psticionaEio1 mRnifegtAn Bsr
parienteB coIateraleI del fnado.
PoE II pEIIonte. Ie Ci6R q lOB que % cream
con mtjoE doEscho Gsr deClaEadoa herede'
ToB de dicho Pedro AEana.
Este edicto 90 publicaE6 una vez por e.
mara duFHnte tres, y Bs pFeviene los IN.
tsEesadoE que 5e he Be1Alado por eats Cor
to uD t6fmino de 80 dfaI Contando dszda
81 iltimo sdicto para preGentaE lOG Fsela'
macioues.
PoT orden do Il Corte, extiendo bajo
ni Rrma = ssIlo hoy de AbriI de 1908.
JOSE b FTqueTGs, SsoEetREio. PoR A.
Morjn M0rien, subHsCTOtario. 3v.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
HERMAN HESS, WHO WAS
TAKEN FROM TRAIN HERE
SICK RECENTLY, KILL
Ed IN NEW JERSEY
JDNETITFIED BY CARD
Not Known Whether He Was
Murdered, A Suicide, Or
Accidentally Killed

A clipping from paper published
at Elizabeth, New Jersey, was re-
ceived by the authorities here the
first of the week, giving an account
Of finding the mangled remains Of a
man on the tracts Of the Lehigh
Valley railroad at that place. The
only thing found upon the man tc
identify him by was card which
bore the name of A. E. Klein, Nc
Carly Hospital, Dodge City, Kansas
1t was supposed by the Elizabeth
authorities that the man found dead
there was Klein.
Klein is employed at the McCarty
hospital and has not been out Of
town, but through his card. the
idenity Of the stranger killed in New
Jersey was established. While not
very much is known about him here,
he was in the McCarty hospital until
about week before he was killed in
New Jersey. His name is Herman
Hess and he came here from San
Francisco, He was an opium, OF
some sort OF drug user and was taken
off of the train here for treatment,
and after getting straigtened up SO
that he could travel again, was al
lowed to continue his journey east.
ward.
1t is said that when he left Dodge
City he had $125. besides his ticket,
When he was picked up on the rail
road tracks he had only $1.20. He
may have been murdered and after
ward thrown on the track, or accl-
IDENTIFY killed by a train, or he may
have suicided by jumping before the
train and the latter is quite prob
able as he is said to have threatened
to take his life at different times.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
SuttOn.Lai

At the home of the brides parerss in
Fl. Dodge, Aug. %, occurred the mar
riage of Mr.. William Sutton, of Mullir-
vile, Kansas, and Miss Abbie Laird,
Rev. M. Lee Sorey, of Dodge City, Of
iciating. Besides the family there were
number of invited guests After the
ceremony all we're invited to the dining
room where a most excellent dinner was
served in the good old fashioned way,
and everyone thoroughly enjoyed it The
happy couple left on the afternoon train
for their future home, In Mullinville,
with the best wishes Of their many
friends following them.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
Thompson Henry

Wednesday evening at O'Clock, at
the home Of the brides parents on north
Railroad Ave-, occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. Edward Otto Thompson and Miss
Annie Henry. The ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. NJ. Lee Sorey,
was in the presehce of only few of the
relatives Of the contracting parties.
After congratulations had been received
all were invited to the dining room,
where elegant refreshments were served.
Both the bride and the groom are well
known in Dodge City and have large
circle of friends who will extend their
best wishes. They will make this city
their future home.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03

next room south will beloccupied by
the grocery store Of Argabright &
Sidlow, and the other ground floor
room has been occupied for some
time by the Globe Clothing Co..
which has already established a fine
business here.
Second Avenue is still at the head
with the immense department store
building which is to be occupied BY
the present Bargain store and Stubbs
& Barkley, and the people on that
street are expecting to see the
town growing northward rapidly.
M. M. Grinner will build an addi-
ton to the back Of the building
occupied by the Williams Millinery
and Variety store,
Chestnut street has q building
started on P. H. Young's lot west Of
Burnett Bros.'s store for an electric
theater. Mayor Reeves's big cement
building at the corner Of Chestnut
and Third avenue, is occupied by
the Dodge City Steam Laundry on
the lower floors. The west part OF
the second floor has been arranged
for Photograph gallery and is now
occupied by new gallery put in by
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann. 1t is said that
an electric theatre or some kind OF
an amusement hall will be made OF
the Markley building, which is now
occupied by the Stubbs & Barkley
store as soon as the store moves into
its new quarters; This will give
Second avenue three show houses
and skating rink, against one opera
house for First avenue, although
there is rumor that an electric
theatre is billed for First avenue for
for next winter. The first of
the year will probably bring
a number of changes that are now
talked Of. The business part Of
Dodge City has begun like the resi-
dence part did several years ago, to
just grow because it can't help it,
and it looks like it will keep it up in
the same steady way.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
rHIRTY.FIRST YEAR. VOL. XXX. NO. "a.
COUNCIL MEETING
Demand Is Increasing for Street Improve
ments over town. People Like the Looks
OF What has been Done.

The regular monthly meeting o
the City Council was held last night.
There was nothing in prospect fol
the me eting but the regular monthly
bills.
Some Of the west side people were
present to inquire about the chance
Of getting the block where Spruce
street crosses Third avenue paved
to prevent it washing out at every
rain. The street improvements
which have been made in different
parts Of town look good to every
body and create a desire for more
and more. In fact there is such a
demand for street improvements
that the main pressure upon the coun-
Gil is likely to be along that line,
but the work Hill have to be limited
to the funds. The city funds are
not so high, either, that the demand
for street improvents can be met by
a good deal. But it is probably a
good guess, that the demand will be
strong enough to hold off street
lights for another year, although
Mayor Reeves has intimated recent
ly that there was faint glimmering
Of lights in the not very distant
future.
The bill from the Water Company
for the past month came in last night
on the rate of $50. per hydrant. The
city and the Water Company are
playing an interesting game. The
bill up to this month, and it had been
hanging fire for long time, was
compromised recently on a basis of
$35, per hydrant and the payment of
the back bill took $2l19.75.
The bill presented last night was
again turned down by the council or
held over.
The fire committee last night re-
ported the purchase of 500 feet of
new hose.
The weighmaster's report shows
that $44. were taken in last month,
surplus of four dollars over the
salary paid for The office.
Last month it was a little below
this but the present month it will
probably run considerably over.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
BUSINESS PART OF TOWN
FILLING UP AS FAST AS
BUILDINGS ARE COM
PLETED
FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES
Have Both Won Points. But
Second Avenue Has Won
On Growth Up to Pres
ent Time

In the new business moves Of the
town First Avenue is having quiet
little boom just for the sake Of draw
ing the attention Of Second avenue
which has been growing prodigious
ly for the past year. The big
Masonic building is now all rented
excepting one or two small Office
rooms. The corner room at the
north will be occupied by modern
"Smoke House. This is an in
stitution which has been business
winner all over the country, what
ever it may do here. 1t is a place
fitted up with fine furniture where
cigars are sold and papers and maga
zines in many instances, connected
with a hall for billiard and pool
tables. The room has been leased
by a Mr., Carleson Of Heringtoa, who
visited great many towns looking
for a location, deciding that Dodge
City was the best to be found. The
fixtures will be made by an eastern
Kansas firm and shipped here ready
to be placed, This room is to be
occupied, it is thought, by the
middle Of the present month. The
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
Ragland- Brown

The marriage of Miss Vorna Brown
and Vincent V. Ragland took place las
Tuesday evening at 80 o'clock at hel
home. The ceremony took place in the
library under large bell huug from the
ceiling, j. W. Rose, brother -in-law Of
the bride, officated using the ring service,
Lohengrin's wedding march was played
by Miss Nellie Chapman. The bride
was daintily gowned In white batiste
trimmed In German val lace. Decora-
tions of smilax. asters and ferns were
used throughout the rooms and on the
qnartette tables from which refresh
ments we're served. About twenty eight
guests we're present including tn family
of the groom Mr.. and Mrs. Ragland
left on No. 5 Tuesday evening for
Denver, Colorado Springs and other
points In Colorado and New Mexico
where they will be gone for month.
After October lst they will be at home on
North Railroad avenue.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
DRILLING AGAIN.
Some off the Tubing was Drawn at the Gas
Well and Hee will be Put Down
Deanar

The tubing which was stuck and
which refused to be driven deeper al
the oil well last week was drawn this
week and put down ugain. The
water down at the bottom has been
shut of, and the drilling is in pro-
gress again. Mr.. Kingsley says
that the formation at the present
point is encouraging and that he has
not seen such formation since he
left the Ohio oil fields. He has put
down wells at many different places
since then too.
1t is hardly likely that the hole
can be put down deep enough for a
test without beginning another well,
using much larger tubing than was
started with before But they sra
going to try it eny wsy and keep
going as long as tGey Gun
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
License Notice

ALL LICENSE TAXES Fo2 190S-l909
WERE DUE July /, Us. No doctor, law
yer, real estate agent or merchant can
transact business within the city and COL
lect any account by law unless they have
this tax paid at the time OF the transact
ion. This also includes hotels, boarding
and rooming houses, and other lines of
business. Can you sue on your accounts
and collect them? A S5 90 reward is
hereby offered for the conviction OF the
first person drayirg. not sand hauling,
after Sept. Is, '0S, without license.
Money deposited subject TO first claim.
Respectfully.
It PEARL TREBILCoCK, City Clerk.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
Christian Church.

Last Sunday all the services were well
attended at the Christian church. The
Sunday school chorus and orchestra haYs
had a splendid practice this week and
will furnish some good music for the
Sunday school session next Sunday.
The sermon subjects for next Sunday
are: "The parable Of the Sower" and
"The Devil as Squatter." There will
be special music both morning and even
Ing.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
A COW BOY GHOST
Headless Ghost With Iinging Spurs, Still
Pays Visits to Dodge City

Headless Ghost, With Jingling Spurs, Still
Pays Visits to Dodge City
They say" that there is house in
the north part of Dodge City that has a
ehost. At frequent intervals this ghost,
once COW boy of these parts, ascends
or descends the stairs with jinglng spurs.
He is all and more tnan tie most ap-
proved ghost has ever been able to boast
of, if they still boast after becoming
ghosts. He, from appearance, has the
icy blood and marrowless bones of the
ordinary ghost, and according to report
be is headless How would you like to
meet on the stairway a ghost, that goes
about at midnight, jingling his spurs as
be walks, looking about for his head that
he lost years go, and with no eyes to aid
him In the search. Possibly you may
not believe in this ghost, but the report
is genuine, whether the ghost is or not.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
County Central Committee VIII Meet 1
Dodge City on Saturday Afternoon

The Republican County Central COM
mlttee was called at the last meeting to
meet again on September 5, next Satur-
day afternoon, at O'Clock. The com.
mittee will meet at L. A. Madison's
office and adjourH from there to the new
headquarters In the old Masonic hall
which is In the same building. It is to
be hoped that the committeeman from
all of the precincts will be present at
the Saturday meeting, as complete at
tendance will gain considerable time in
the campaign work. The candidates
also, should be present.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-03
CLOSING OUT SALE
OF LIVERY STOCK

On Saturday, September y, '0S, owing
to the condition of my health, have de-
clded to offer my entire stock of horses,
buggies, harness, etc., at public auction,
anil rent my barn. See large bills
2rp j. L. PoGUE, Owner
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-21

Job printing The Times-Herald
Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
w. ID. Huffman was over from
his Andrews home this week.
Richard Haines and wife were
up from Narrows during the
week.
c. S. Jonnson's son has been
over from his home at Van for
the past week.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Cawlfeld in this city, Wednes-
day, Nov. is. a daughter.
Don't have cold feet when you
can buy n carriage heater at
Hopkins Bros. for S2.25 and up.
Fred Hsmes was down from
Harvey last Saturday evening
looking after his business in this
city.
We can trade your place here
for fine ranches in Washington.
Idaho or Michigan.
Inland Empire Realty Co.
A. T.. Brown is over from his
home for the purpose Of taking
his wife and infant daughter out
with him.
We have received some new
fall and winter millinery also u
fine assortment Of notions. -
Mesdames Reed g. Johnson.
Grant Reynolds and his father
are over from their Warm Springs
farms and win take out some
machinery.
Pine and fir lumber for sale al
$500 per 1000. Pickets 3 cents
each. On the Davis corner Har-
ney. CHAs. II. DAVIS.
Mrs. |. S. Geer accompanied
by Ellen and Henry. took her de-
parture Tuesday morning for
Silverton. They went to be pre-
sent at the celebration Of the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cal Geer today and expect 10 re-
main in the willamette Valley
until spring.
WANTED About 5000 head of
good, young breeding ewes. Ad-
dress, giving ages. price. etc..
The American Land & Livestock
Company, DEMO Oregon. also
same care Of the First National
Bank, Burns, Oregon.
JAMES Il. RoUNsEvILLE,
Manager.