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The evening world., 1908-03-24
FOUND SHE HAD
WE'D A VALET, NOT
A MILLIONAIRE
Hazel May Chalmers's Ro-
nance Came to Abrupt
Ending in a Day.

Hazel May Chalmers. a pretty Little
Church Around the Corner bride walked
out of the Supreme Court Building to-
day free woman. The memory of her
romance which fell shattered at her
feet when twen;y-four hours old. was
lost on the theatrical horizon before her
on which she is looming as a star. NO
wedding bells for me-" she hummed.
Hazel May Chalmers came to New
York six years ago. a handsome. young
country miss She lived the simple life
in hall bedroom until kind manager
gave her small part in a stock com
pany. The wide. wide world opened be-
fore her heaven on earth.
One day music publisher intro
duced her to the real thing" His
name was Edmund 7. Chalmers. He
was the "bandboX boy" and wore more
''ice" and pink" than the mayor OF
Maiden lane. He simply karated his
way into her affections. And the way
he talked.
"Hang the expense" he said. My
80, - ;,,t.- ,,l ,. t,,, n
r,;i,,a, hoI, a. my ov., as
-, .,,,, a.. ~, ,,.,s .,ora r.4,b ~,
go IIls c,n,bos wore ,rada ~, r,rth
ayen,e and rrcosod nv y carpenter and
any tune he didn't have a dinner coat
on his appetite was nil.
Gave Her Presents.
And Chalmers was there with me iaV-
ish hand He gave the niue sIrI ula'
mond rings and bracelets, ana she
thought he was the Tiffany Kid. But one
day he miscued lie handed her
locket. 1t was big and bright. but IL
mad picture Ims'dtLa pIet"te re- % d L'rs
.,,,aa.
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i'e' ~, ~,
-. -, u'u .o -.
Ihal al ''sh' S''u '"e'i'S
Ihat 5 my o'd s"eelnearl-'ne one !
ehooK tor You GO aheau ana wear 'h'
ioeket ana Keep me picture III H.
Yes sAe Hld' you see ne was such
saucy BOY she thought ann Just per
fectly lovely
on April is. 1891. they were married
al the Little Church Around the Cor.
ner. Chalmers said he would have to
keep it quiet for a while. He wan
dered over to the Holland House 10
see his dad When he returned to his
bride Q was very much depressed.
WHAT'S the matter. dearfe." asked
the Little wife.
Il hate to tell you" he said.
She petted him and he told nerves
he told her the sad story.
The evening world., 1908-03-24
OF Interest
To Fat People
A Sure ard Harmless Way to Re
duce Fat, Says an Article in
Home Medical Adviser.

Home Medical Adviser.
We have many times been asked to give
the best kncwn remedy for fat sanctioned
and adopted by reliable authority. Obesity
Is 10 longer the mystery II once was. is
cure can be brought about ny absolute fdel-
ity to the following simple formula:
Get one-half ounce of Lexcnica In the
original package and then have the drug
sist put the following in n ounce hottie:
ono-half ounce fluid extract OF Buckthorn
Bark aid five ounces Simple Syrup. When
you get home you can add the Lexou'ca
Now you have the whole thing The re-
suits Will he ns siire to come "a the sun
viii rise tomorrow.
II is harmless aud requires no ciet: nor
must II be accompanied by any tresome
exercises. IL has the most unique faculty
OF building M muscle, nerve. brain and
bone in wonderful way at the same time
that II is reducing fat. so that there Is no
loss of strength OF vitality or danger 81
physical collapse. which so often result
from the Use OF injurious anti-fat drugs.
We have evidences of many fat people
using this remedy with remarkable results
We are certain that any one can obtain
these Ingredients at any of the LEADING
drug stores in YOUR city
The evening world., 1908-03-24
A SONG FROM THE Blue MOON

A SONG FROM THE Blue MOON"
Evrrybniy remembers James r. Powers
and 1.-THE Blue Ionn." wifi, its long run
on Broadway. Next sundays World Will
contain the words and music of I'm Marry
Him 10 Make Home for Mother" The
feature song of the production. The song
was written by Herbert Ingraham, author
of I'm Married Now Etc. Music by per
mission Of Shapiro. Publisher.
The evening world., 1908-03-24
The Closing Prices.

Today's highest, lowest and last prices OF
stocks and NJ net changes as compared with
Yesterdays final figures are as follows:
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12
Big Hundred Foot Level
KELLY BUYS
IOWA MINE

o. F. Kelly Of Deer Park, Washing
ton, has bought Of F. w. Felch Of Sc
attic the Iowa group Of mining claims
on Red river and near the Gold Point
mine. The Iowa comprises five claims
and was owned by VIM. Boyce and G.
K. Hamilton. Mr.. Felch had bond on
the Eproperty that was TO hold until
September 9Th, but the sale TO Mr..
Kelly was made September LIST. Mr..
Kelly is a nephew to T. ]. Kelly Of
Newport, Wash, who is interested in
the Gold Point mine. Mr.. Kelly stated
when here two weeks ago that small
force will be kept at work this winter
developing the mine. The tunnel now
in 10 feet will be run farther and a
raise will be made TO the surface.
The ledge is three feet wide in the
face Of the tunnel and the ore is free
milling.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12
Happenings Of the Past Week in
That Busy Mining District.
MUCH ACTIVITY THERE
All Property Holders and
LabOrers Busy.

Orogrande Sept. S-James Penman
left Wednesday for Grangeyille for a
short visit
Lee Tanner was in town Monday buy
ing supplies.
The Treasury Hill Mining company
have located q mill site and started a
new tunnel 20 tap The ore body 50 the
ore can be run into the lop of The mill
without any troubIe. Charles u. Hlt-
ing secretary NJ the company and %.
H. Olcutt were in 10 visit the mine.
They visited a feW Of tAe mines in ibis
vicinity They left "Wednesday for
Spokane.
james A colmsge haa added porch
to the postofiee and store building
TAa Butte and oiaara0a. Mining
company ale preparing Az rD ilel
mi'' Hlih steam poN1 as tle Hat1
supply + Yey short anl bN' noi Il
ihe tneniy stamps
Ihe IHln Hut0 Mining Doula.l
started fhell i0.'n mN. y0spmay u
IlpW n.ee'y aNa l.oy .le Ne.| r.ea...
WlH
loH neHma m0 ~ f.0 o.Im
af i' 8NfF il.HN ~. .H|I'0 v
pHN buying fsap lfaH HH 'aH
aaf
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12
The Ledge Was Struck
Sunday Afternoon.
IMPORTANT TO The DISTRICT
Proves That Ore Bodies Go to
Some Depth.

After standing on tiptoe for several
weeks everybody in the Elk City dis
trict experienced a feeling Of relief
when the announcement was made that
the Buster mine had broken into ore on
the 40O-foot level The good news was
given out Sunday afternoon, and Elk
City Immediately started celebration,
which has continued up TO the present
time. The striking Of ore at 400 feet
depth is regarded by mining men as the
most important thing yet in proving
this a mining country.
Soft ground has prevented the min
ers making progress sufficient 10 de-
termine the width Of the ledge. IL is
requiring the strongest timbers in the
drift, and water is pouring In in great
volume. Up " few days ago the
miners We're going through the hardest
kind of rock, Pieces Of ore that have
been sent up from the new strike show
the orc 70 be high grade,
The Strikes Importance.
The development in DE Buster mine
has an important effect upon the min
ing industry in al central Idaho. The
region b living down the bad name ~
got from Che operations VI ineNperi-
encei nea and olhers number Of
yems ago, The Buster mine rs now
200 feet below water leyel and the one
Is shll there The mine Is ln the hands
of the ilsi leal mining mm 10 operate
in iho tlk City dlsuIct, and q company
thai ls rated among ihe BEST the world
oyw a. ia paipral Chat Wl t2e mp.pg
industry in eenpal Idaho looks % the
hasief
Many lmpIoYement tNai paYe heen
heh H eleel aill now ~ ahead ,en
dHah'e pmldlug Nil ba done in l.ll.
clg3el nHs ialL hnuuperei option.
Ne.d ol m|WN mepeaia aill ~. 'skW
up Aiming tpellt nQB p ine District
w0 0fli0oanHt aellf
Efaaley " Coming
N0H Ne eee.ffI an i|H NN lN#
i l.H ~ nlN|ey Nai M. M
IIHa.Dl ~ l|f illY
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12
Idaho County Ticket Named al
Sites Convention Saturday.
sURRIDoE FOR SENATOR
Resolutions on State Democ-
racy--The Ticket.

The democrats Of Idaho county al the
convention al Sites last Saturday
nominated the following ticket:
State Senator james Surridge, Of
harpster
Representative John Powell of
Gsangeyillei Henry Elfers, of John
Day; Reuben Oyerman, Of Lolo.
County Attorney II M Griffith, of
Crangeyiile
Sheriff Robert halail, Of Grange
ylle.
Assessor y M. Wilson. Of Dewey.
Commissioners ~ a. oliver ~
Sites , MatA|son of Cottonwood
Robert Griffith, of Nhiteblrd
supeuniendeut of Schools D a.
Dmler NJ lranReYllle.
oorona n $ na0eoek Of Cotton
aood
lhe convention pasaed rDae|ut'N'
endefslng ihe state platform llai u.
alpemo eowf determines is fl. etpf
sl0n ~ iao slHiN democracy
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12
Gold Seal Ground Holds
Some Rich Gravel.
OTHER PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
Paintings That Go as High as
Fifty Cents.

Three shifts are now at work pros
pecting the Gold Seal placer, 1T con-
fluence Of Elk creek and American
river, for the Chicago Dredging com
pany who intend putting on a dredge if
the prospecting warrants. 1t is re
ported that some very rich gravel has
been found One Of the members OF
the company, who was on the ground a
short time ago, stated, after a general
examination Of the Cold Seal and its
surroundings, that he believes the
gravel is rich in gold.
But the building Of the dredge de-
pends entirely upon the report Dr. Kim
ball makes to the company.
Other Placer Prospects.
J. M. Anderson and Herman Brown.
who are doing assessment work on the
placer owned BY Mrs. M. A. Pair and
Mrs. Anderson, report some rich pam
nings, some going as high as 50 cents.
This placer Is 0ne-half mile from the
Gold Seal
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12

Laverty Brothers who are now
at the hot springs, have arranged
to give one Of their popular en-
tertainments in Odd Fellows hall
Saturday evening, September
10Th. Entire change Of program
from what was given few
weeks ago. Murray Bros. will
assist in the vocal music.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12
1854 CLEANUP IN
TWELVE HOURS

The new strike of $500 ore in the
South Fork mine is more important
than the reports last week indicated.
Manager Frank Peck stated Sunday
that after running the new 5-stamp
mill twelve hours he cleaned up from
the plates 1854 in gold.
Mr.. Peck states the tunnel will be
pushed ahead to cut another parallel
ledge directly under big cropping.
The mining force viii be greatly in
creased.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-09-12
Report from Spokane Published in
Several Papers In Wisconsin.
DENIED BY PRES. MCCALL
May Be Two Factions are
Still Warning.

The following is taken from the
Chippewa Falls (Wis.) Herald, and has
appeared in several daily and weekly
newspapers in Wisconsin:
Spokane, Wash Aug. 21-A party Of
capitalists from this city and Butte,
Mont, have been at Orogrande, Ida,
southeast Of here, the past two weeks
looking over the Hogan mine in which
many Wisconsin people are interested.
and have decided that the property viii
be a paying one. These capitalists are
figuring on taking over the property.
The Hogan mine is located near Oro-
grande, and, although it is working in
low-grade ore, it is said TO be one Of
the best properties in central Idaho.
Twenty-one men are now employed.
The company is operating q 2o-stamp
mill. The company has fine water
rights and the expense Of mining and
milling has been reduced because Of
this fact.
The gold is extracted by the cyanide
process. After being crushed the ore
is held in l6 cyanide tanks each p by
p by 2 feet. Next spring the company
expects 10 sink another shaft and do
considerable more development work,
bat the mill viii be doubled 80 that Il
can drop 40 stamps a day, making 81
much the largest in the same district
ln the first ls days in July gold was
taken from the tanks 10 the amount Of
S2,sl9, while approximately $50 p day
was taken in the amalgamatlon Dur
iag the last rs days the mime has agor-
aged more Chan f250 , day and lhIs,
too while lhe mlll ls 9orking under the
heavy handicap of small machinery AID
lach of transportation facilities
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16
LET THE PUPILS
GO TO THE FAIR
School Board Announces Holidays for Next WeekWhere
the Teachers Spent the Summer Other
Newsy School Notes

chautauqua and pursuing IA course of
Miss Blaisdel second supply. en-
joyed the summer at her home in this
city.
garten. took her recreation in the
mountains at Enoch's camp.
Miss Augur visited Colorado Springs
attended the democratic convention in
Denver and passed some time in Platte
canon at the delightful summer resort
Miss Dewey. principal of the Lowell
school. spent part of her vacation in
m RADIO springs. While at The latter place
she attended the teachers institute
Miss Enoch was at home and in the
mountains at Enoch's camp
After teaching successfully for six
weeks in the summer school in this
home IN Columb o. She visited Den
Yer and Colorado Springs on her return
Mrs oBoyle was in Boulder three
weeks and then went east to visit at
her old home IN Rochester. ~, Y
Miss Norine took "a trip to Montrose
Mrs. crosby visited Omaha Des
Moines. attended the Chautauqua at
| Colfax. Ia. and stayed some time with
her mother in Monroe. la.
Miss Farnham remained at her home
Miss Dodson attended Chautauqua in
| Boulder and the teachers institute in
Colorado Springs. She also visited IN
After the close of the summer school
|
Denver. Greeley and to her home in
Miss Watkins enjoyed the, sunny
light boat rides of San Diego, Cal. She
also visited the celebrated Theosophi-
cal Institute at Point Iona.
| Miss Collins reports delightful
summer at her home in Lawton, Okla
Miss Main visited at her old home
Miss Agnes Leahy passed the vaca-
1 nj he A.
tion at her home in this city with two
weeks recreation in the mountains.
Miss Nesbitt was in Denver most OF
her vacation, attending the summer r
school of the University of Denyer She
convention in Rocky Ford and visited
in Colorado Springs. Pueblo and Canon
Miss Forty. principal of the Emerson
school enjoyed short vacation in
Glenwood Springs
Miss Mcconnell. after the close OF
J the summer Echool went to Colorado
Springs. While there she attended the
Ell Paso County teachers institute.
homestead, Miss Turner took a short
vacation in the pleasant summer resort
; of Glenwood Springs.
| Miss Strock remained at her nome
Miss Allen spent mucn of the vaca,
tion on her homestead near Iona and
r also visited with sister in Ilse. colo
Mr.. Bacon led an outdoor life on his
fine ranch in Plateau valley.
Miss VanBqren % h.I,asS passed c,ah1 sh9 summer
r After holding down her HOMESTEAD
for two months. Miss Greenfield tool
= Seattle TACOMA. Portland travelling
through willamette valley
Miss Daniel enjoyed change @
!. scene in Denver. Boulder and coiorad,
sIle%ffSi sehoof in coierado he ss sprinss
3 Miss Hinds. principal of the whittis
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16
MANY MINISTER'S HERE.

Rev. c. w. G. Lyon. the archdeacon
for western Colorado and formerly rec
tor of St. Matthew's church in this
city. but now located at Delta: Rev.
Heal rector of the Episcopal church at
Montrose and Rev. Miller, a mission
airy of the church, arrived in Grand
Junction last night Here they Joined
Rev. OIL of the local church, and this
morning the reverend gentlemen left
for Glenwood Springs to attend the
annual convocation.
Rev. Lyon will return to Grand juno
ton SATURDAY. with Rev OH and Bish-
op Edward j. Knight, and on Sunday
Rev. OH will be formally installed as
rector of st. Matthew's church in this
city.
ihc occasion promises to he me-
morable one in the annals of st. Mat
thew's church.
Rev Lyon. the former rector Will as
sist in the services.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

school. passed a pleasant summer in
Warren, Pa. visiting her home people.
Miss Ella Leahy visited in Colorado
Springs and at her home in Wayne.
Neb
Miss weclSel spent her vacation at
home near Fruita and in the noun
tains
Miss Hebert put in the summer in
profitable study in the University of
Chicago.
Miss Obaugh passed her vacation in
Columbus and st. Gainesville. O.
Miss Copeland. principal of the Bry-
ant and Riverside schools. spent the
summer pleasantly with her mother
and sisters in Payson. Utah.
Miss Hope Taylor. who believes thor
oughly in an outdoor life. spent her
summer partly on ranch at Palisade
and partly on her mountain ranch near
camp.
Miss Peck visited summer school and
attended Chautauqua in Greeley. and
also visited the University of Denver
Miss Wilbur was at her home in
Wichita. Kans. and also spent a month
in CRANKY. Mo,
Miss Byers visited in Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Miss Pridmore spent most of the
summer at her home in Monte Vista
She attended teachers institute and
went on camping trip. While fish
ing she made a fine catch of speckled
beauties. and when hunting it is re-
ported that she captured a dear,
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

When the Denver convention ad-
politicians felt that Bryan had been
nominated to lead a forlorn hope, This
impression has grown weaker with eN-
cry day that has passed until now.
country strengthens the notion that it
is Taft who Is leading the forlorn
Republican dissensions in Iowa. wis
spell nothing good for Taft. The ex-
ploitation of Mr. Speaker Cannon's rec
ord by the democratic congressional
campaign committee and the remarl<a-
in his attack on Bryan have accomp-
lished wonders in teaching the people
what kind of congress they have
when the republicans control the house
of representatives,.
The remarkable demonstrations
which attended Bryans trip across
Ohio do not look well for Taft in his
own state. The cry of distress which
comes from republican leaders in Chi
cago and the deliberate business opin-
ion of Mr.. James j. Hin have their ori-
gin in the knowledge that the tide of
sentiment is turning strongly toward
Bryan in all the agricultural states Of
the middle west and the northwest.
The republicans may raise big slush
fund and rush hurrah campaign all
through October but there is hard
common sense in the American people
which sees the difference between the
and the honest purposes boldly and
plainly proclaimed by the democratic
party at Denver.
Business has no reason to be
alarmed. The tariff standpatters fear
Taft more than they love him. Bryan
his personal popularity is vastly great
er than Tafts.-St. Louis Republic.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Work on the Y. NJ. c. a. building is
progressing rapidly and the exterior
appearance of the big structure grows
more imposing and beautiful from day
to day. The building will not only be
a credit to the city but to the entire
valley. 1t will prove one of the pret-
test structures in western Colorado.
Its gradual movement toward compile
ton should be matter of satisfaction
to all
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Concrete walk is replacing what was
the meanest strip of walk in Grand
Junction. strip on the north side of
Main street between Sixth and Sew
enth streets. All people who have to
pass that way are rejoicing over the
disappearance of the old brick pave
ment and the loosely laid wooden walk
that Joined onto it.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Maize Killen. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Killen of North Fifth street. cele-
brated her sixth birthday yesterday
afternoon. Refreshments We're served
and about twenty-five young guests
enjoyed the hospitality of the Eillen
home in honor of this important event
in the familN history.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Today George II. Hutton of Los An
geles Cal. Qualified in the county
court of this county as one of the exec
utors of the estate of the late Theo-
dore p. Bunnell. he to act Jointly with
William \. Marsh, who qualified as eN-
ecutor some months ago. Mr. Hutton
was required to give bond in the sum
of s15. 900 the estate being a very large
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Whether Bryan or Tar Will be
elected is mooted question. But
Hilbert& Kicks have already been in
augurated for another term as dis
pensers of the best in groceries and
meats. Phone Junction 1874.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

James $. Pinnell has sold his home
on North Seventh street to h. f.
knight of the Redlands Irrigation q
Power Company. The consideration was
5000. The residence is large and
modern one. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinnell will
in Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Oficer O'Neil captured "A drunk on
Second and Colorado this afternoon
who had long since been in the realms
of Sunderland. To all appearances
his chances of admittance to the chain
gang. which will soon begin to clean
up things for fair week, are very good
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

GaIvanlzed gutterrns and spoutine
galvanized chimney tops, tin valley.
hip shingles, furnace installing at
reasonable prices by Lowe Bros.
timers. 1876 N. Fifth street. phone
black 1894. Call and get our prices
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

This morning Kenneth Orr brought
a box of fine. luscious peaches as a
present to the members of the high
school faculty. They are fully appre-
ciated. and the faculty express their
sincere thanks to the liberal donors
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Today a certificate of the incorpora
ton of the Reed Securities Company of
Colorado Springs was filed with Coun-
ty Clerk Starr.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Louis James. the distinguished actor
and Shakespearean scholar. is to visit
Grand Junction at an early date and
appear at the Park opera house in a
magnificent production of the great
drama, Peer Gynt,
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

The work of building new east
wall on the Reed block. corner of Main
and Fourth. preparatory to the erection
of second story on the big block. is
progressing very rapidly under the
hands of large force of workmen.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

The fruit shipments from Palisade
this week promise to be the heaviest
of the season. From 10 to 20 cars are
going out each night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

The Mesa County Anti-Saloon League
is arranging for a series of SER
vices to be held here during one week
in October by one of the greatest of
southern evangelists and temperance
orators.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

"Curley" Johnson. the man who was
shot in the ARRAY near the fire house
Monday evening. is reported improv-
ing this afternoon. The doctor thinks
there is but little doubt now that he
will recover. unless blood poisoning or
other complications set in. resulting
from the bullet. which is still in his
bodV
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

For that tired Keeling exercise pru-
dence in selecting your edibles. Hill
bert & Kicks, groceries and meats.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Mrs. Isadora Clark and daughter Mil
dred left on No. 3 this afternoon tor
Salt Lake City after two weeks Wis
it in this city with DIR. and Mrs Hen
dersOn.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Miss Marguerite Kelly VIII leave on
No. 316 in the morning for MOntrose to
attend the fair and to visit friends in
that city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

On account of the large and unex
school we have had to send in several
rush orders for additional books. Some
students have had to wait for books to
begin their work. This places them
for short time at disadvantage. but
we trust parents Will be patient win
us since we are doing the best we can.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Mr. Allison is doing fine work as
truant officer. and is successfully car
rying. on the excellent and thorough
work established by chief of Police
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Today Lydia G. Sherlock and Ida
Norton sold to S. l.. Sutton lots Z. s
and 10 in the Francisco Gardens. this
county, for consideration of $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Six Pasadena race horses. which
were entered with much success in the
Overland races at Denver the past sea
SON are expected in today. All are
entered in the races here next week
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Misses Therese and Helen Sheehan
leave tomorrow for Montrose to attend
the fair at that place.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Our board of education has gener-
.ously given the school Thursday after
noon. September "a ana all day Fri J.
day. September 25 so that the students
and teachers can attend the Mesa Coun-
ty fair.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-16

Go to the livery Da1n that always
treats YOU right. Blue Barn, 319
Colorado avenue