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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-04
THE LITTLE ANGELS.

One summer evening, as the darkness
fell,
Beneath the trees, I sat with little
Nell.
We watched the insects swarm around
the light
Which glared above our heads, a
shining white.
What countless, ugly little irons!
cried,
And useless, too, as round and round
they glide.
They drop upon our heads, then of
they go!
What were they made for, I should
like to know?
Then Nell. my little daughter, gazed
at me,
Filled with surprise, that I so rude
should be.
Why, mother, don't you know" she
cried and smiled.
I'll tell you all about them" said the
child.
The moths are little angels, every
one;
The light, think, must be Our Lady's
Son.
Sometimes hear them singing al
they fly,
And when ! see one fall, want to cry.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-04
Suppose
You Be, not
merely Seem.

1t would be hard to find six words
that so deeper into the values of life.
Suppose that instead of seeming hon
est, every man was filed with eager
integrity. Suppose that instead of
seeming polite, every one was sincere
and warmly kind, at home as well as
abroad. Suppose that instead of out
side observance, every ones religion
were as pure and deep as hidden
spring. How the world would be
transformed and how beautiful and
satisfying life would be!
Supposing is vain, of course, as far
as others go. But each can make the
suppose" come true in his own case
Each can look over his character with
an honest and searching eye, to see
where shams and appearances come
in, and can cast them out and replace
them by realities. determination is
a valuable exercise. 1t has always
been standby for saints. It is the
beginning of better things; and this
motto may well set it to work. Then
the world will be made sincerer and
better by at least one true and faith.
full character.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
Bridge Offered for $4,000.

The State, Today. :.
The bridge commission has b5en O.
fered the bridge over the Broad river
north of Columbia for the sum Of $780,
600. The commission will confer with
James U. Jackson, who has On option
on tie bridge over the cohgaree at
the foot of Gervais street. Neither OF
the bridges will be purchased Until
they have been thoroughly tested and
examined.
The services OF the city engineer,
Johr, McNeal, have been placed at the
disposal OF the bridge, commission by
cSsy council. Mr.. McNeal can doubt
less give the commission valuable as
sistance io determining the worm OF
the two bridges which it is proposed
to buy.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12

Thomas D. Jenkins Of Rembert'
Sumter county, committed suicide
with pistol in d hotel at Society Hill
on Wednesday.
The court in Grsenville has decided
that telephone subscriber cannot re-
auirre the central Office to call another
subscriber unless he gives the number
-thatgiving the name is not sufficient
The profit of ithe Richland county
dispensaries for the quarter ending
April 1st, amounted to S4s,s63.G.
A jury in Spartanburg!on Thursday
gave J. D.Nelson a verdict of sou
against the G. & w. C. road for 1nlu-
ries received by him Oh the road.
E. L. Large, rural mail carrier OF
Society Hill, Darlington county, was
arrested on Saturday on the charge OF
breach of trust with fraudulens 1ntenc
receiving money for money e1oess
and failing to tnrn it 'n.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
DOCTORS FAILED.
RESTORED BY PERUNA.
Catarrh of the Lungs
Threatened Her Life.

Miss Ninette Porter, Braintree, Yer
mont, writes: "I have been cured by
Peruna.
"I had several hemorrhages of the
lungs. The doctors did not help me
much and would never have cured me.
ssI saw a testimonial in Peruna
almanac of case similar to mine, and
I commenced using it.
81 was not able to wait on myself
when T began using it. I gained very
slowly at first, but I could see that it
was helping me.
"After I had taken it while COM
menced to raise up stringy, sticky
substance from my lungs. This grew
less and less in quantity as I continued
the treatment.
"I grew more feshy than had been
for q long time, and now I call myself
We'll"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
Leesville College News.

Special to The Dispatch.
Leesville, April 10.-The Euphemian
Literary Society on March II elected
the following young men to represent
the society in debate to he held at
the coming commencement: Walter
Cooley and James Brabham; Ralph
.Crosson, orator. The young ladies'
society has also elected like number
to represent their society. A gold
medal will be given to the best de-
bator.
At the last regular meeting, April 7,
the Euphemian Literary Society de-
cided to purchase magazine table
and also some chairs for the use of the
society.
Prof. Bauknight delivered an ad-
dress at the closing exercises Of the
Oak Grove school, Friday, March 81.
Last Wednesday evening an enter
tainment was given at the college by
the senior class, under the direction
of Miss Coyner. after which refresh :,
nents were served,
Fer ths LAST few days number Of
new students have been enrolled,
among them being, Mr.. Sharpe, Of
CASTOR; Miss Gunter, of Samaria, and
the Misses Graham, of Gilbert.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
THE STATE OF S0gTH CAENAINA,
County of lexington.

By Geo. 5. Drafts, Esq. Probate Judge
whereas, Frank Va. Shealy. c. @. c.
and G. S. made suit to me, to- grant
him Letters of Administration ct the
Estate of and effeess Of BeDsnln
Redd.
These are therefc-o to cite ana ad,
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Benjamin aeda'
deceased, that they he ;ana ap
pear, before me, in she ccurt Of + Pre- Ts
bate, to be held at Ae1ington, G. H.,
&C., on 10Th day Of May, 1911, nsSe, E
after publication hereof at II O'Clock In
the forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 4th day
of April. Ammo Domini, 1911.
GEO. S. DRAFTS, o.. ;.
Probate Judge, Lexington County,S y I;
Published on the 9th day OF Apr11,
| 1911. III the Lexington Dispatch. rs
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
HaIfhcOck- k-SnelgroV&~

Mr.. Lee snelgrove, formerly of Lex
inctou but now q mechanic for tie
Gibbs Machinery Co., Of Columbia
and Miss Gertrude Haitscock, OF Lex
ington county, We're happily married
last Sunday evening at tie residence
of Rev. J. G. Abaey, who tied the nup-
tial knot.
They will make their home in Co.
lumbia, stopping for the present at the
Comm eroial Hotel,- where they VIII be
rleased to see thew npmerohs sriends.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
81
Chaplin items.

To the Editors of The Dispatch:
Having cool weather in this section
now.
The farmers are progressing nicely
with their work.
Small grain is poor-both wheat and
oats.
The prospects for fruit crop are
not good in this neighborhood
J. Ernest Wessinger has been elect
ed q delegate to conference to be held
at St. Michaels church from st. Thom-
as. -.
Miss Bessie Wess.nger, who has
been staying in Columbia for some
time, spent the weekend with her
IT, ~cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Wessin-
ger.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12

Abig lot Of fish netting, all sIzss'
inst the thing to catch all kiros OF hsn.
Polls. hooks, lines, bobs, etc. we
have everything for the fishermen
and the prices are just right:
''-1>N " Harman's Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12
State News Photographed.

A jury in the Circuit court at ST.
Georges on Friday gave verdict Tor
Sc, 900 to Mrs. Ann G. Easterling
against the Atlantic Coast Line for
the killing of her husband.
Clemson college will receive about
s25o,o00 this year from the tag tax on
fertilizers.
The trustees of Clemson college
have bought three tracts of land ad-
Joining the college property, aggre-
gatlug 235 acres, paying for it sls'ooo.
The college now has over 1000 acres.
Patrick G. Moore, conductor on
the Anderson -Belton trolly line, was
Killed by a live wire on Wednesday
night at Belton while he was repair
ing the headlight on his car. He re-
ceiyed $500 volts of electricity through
his body.
Z J. s. Wilson. magistrate at Ninety
Six, died few days ago of Pellagra.
He was so years of ago.
~ H Brown and Rosa Brown wers
given a verdict against the Western
Nnion Telegraph company in Charles
tom on Thursday for 81, 500 damages
for mental anguish" for the non
delivery of a telegram announcing the
death Of near relative,
Application has been made to the
secretary of state for charter for a
linen mill to be located at Greenville,
the capital stock to be 100000. It
win be the only linen mill in the
South.
Capt. William Goldsmith, Green.
yi1le's Oldest citizen, died on Wednes-
day, aged "a years.
& M. Davis, manager of a stove COM
pany at Foreston, Clarendon courty,
has been arrested upon warrant
sworn s1ts ~ tne deputy insurance
commissioner, B. 4. Wharton, on the
charge Of setting FIRE to lis store. The
insurance is said to have bsel much
greater than the value of the stock on
hand.
A house occupied by negroes Oh 7.
W. Whitesides' farm in Chester coun-
ty, burned down on Thursday and
six-year old child perished in the
flames.
". F. Roath, massaf Of EigeAeld
cpuniy and for many years probate
judge, died on Thursday in the 7esh
year of his age.
Will Crowell was killed on We6nes-
day IN Marlboro county by tree fall
ing aa hina.
Andrew 6. Dibble was elected pro.
bate Judge of Orangehurg county on
wednesday to fill the vacancy caused
by the election Of Judge Copes 70 the
circuit bench.
Robert N. Bryant, an engineer on
the Coast Line, was given averdict OF
81 ,45s against tie Southern by jury
IA the Richland court on Thursday
He was Injured last year by a collis-
sl.,, = .ith bis engine and one on the
SoIihern.
ta a,he total sales OF disppsnssFy liauor.
-, beer in Charleston for the month
s. n. rob was s55,7sS.ei.
Isas. said that the removal u{,t,,e Of the
1at,ssL hosiery mills from Walhaiia
, Sparta 'burg is probable.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-04-12


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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-21
Sun Anonio, Deuhag ben a. 9iopem6er 1911

NIT elmer gang oiiluten Sbmllr CT.
orofielt uno Damn, III Die Saguue
genorfen moroen mar. Die 8eibe
wllroe ipater als Die bon SRI. Mn.
nie Surminen iOel1tifiaiert, Die Dor
einem Sabre ipurlos nus Dem 9ein,
ibrer glnaeborigen DeribDano.
Gin DDuamitaniblag aii ci-
ne Sransformntoritatipn Der Goiloll
Company III ben Mnlagen Der slr.
teiiun Stone ano 2ime Gonlpauw III
Chicago, 81, iuarbe ourb eIllali
angelteiltell entoedt, DER biilter otnl
@ebauoe einen 9anofoffer fano, in
Dem oreibig Dpnamitpatronen sut.
baIten maren. gine 3inoldnur, Die
nit ben Yatronen perbunoel1 mar.
par bereits teiIipeii ie abgebrannt.
Die 8otiaei glalibt, baB Der sln-
iblag bon oenieIben 8erionen aus.
gebt, Die 8on1ben III peridieoeuen
feilen Ser staot in Mtannlodern
Der @eleaidaft gum Grplooieren
gebra1t babcr.
Ser 8erpaltungsrat Der pclt-
iparfaiien bielt in @aibington ei-
ne Situng ab> III ipeI1er er be-
idloB, iid 5ur ginloiline Ser goit.
iparboiios gum 9eennmert bcreit an
erfldren Gieier Sbritt 5ur beitan.
oigen Mufredterboltung oes poflea,
Nennmertes 6er Bombs mar notipei-
Gig geiuoroen, neil nnter oen ssnbn-
bern einige 8eunrubisung oaonrb
entitanoen mar, oaB fiir5li1 on Der
yeem gorfer 9Srie etIibe bon ben
gonos gum 8urie BON SO ngeban-
belt" puroen.
Ser gbefoffisier oes Sisnal
forps Der slrmee, General 5. allel.
erfIdrt in ieinem SSabresberi6t, oie
Ser Staaten ieien, obtpoI Iiei oia
erltc Station geipeien lpelde ben.
Neroplan als Jaftor fir 4riegs-
Sipefc aHerfatnten ilno Die erlte
offi5ieIle Yrobe nit oieler erfilt-
oung I'M Sabre 1908 in Sort
Wtper madte, illfoige oes pbanonle,
nalen Sorti6ritts, Ser i'm 9lus.
Ianoe m oieier gSiiienidaft unn
Rllnft genaht porben it, lin Ser
gei6affung praftii1er gquipierung
lao Organization fir 6en @ebrauh
oleler nnentbebrlihen 3utat fir sic
ariegsfiibrung melt binter anoern
Sanoern 5uriifgeblieben ieien." slls
llriade 0afiir siebt ct ben ssebI-
iblag, Die notigen 0ffiaiere fir sic
Sdulnne ols 2uftfhiffer sll fin.
ben, uno Oen Mangel an @elo on.
er iagt, ben bemerfenstpertelten
Sortlbritt in Der ntiIit1riihen
Merollaiitif b1tten ssranfreid,
Oeuti6lano rlno gngIan6 eemadt.
Die Sran5oierl bdtten elm beIonoers
tndtiges aeronautii9es aorps or
ganiliert, ipelhes BEL neltIiden Mr.
meemanobern nit sipan5ig MeropIa-
men griinolih arf bic Yrobe ge
itellt poroen lei.
8eneralmaior @ooo, Der @es
neralltabsdef unierer arrnee. err
flart, oab porldufig feline 9rup-
pen auBer ben IN ienen Gegenoen
8efinoIiden nah Der merifaniiden
@rense geidift iperoen tpiiroen.
Or. @nlter @pnran, ser lei.
ter6e Mr8t oes ganitdtspelens nno
Warine .SoipitaIoienltes Der Bun.
oesregieruns, tit in @aibington ge.
itorben Sein 3oo ion 6urh elm
&arbnnfel berbeieefiibrt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-21
Die Siadje bes gaters

miiroe Seoen eetroffen baben, Der
zen Sobn BON Yeter 9onop Dol;
SontG 9fodmooo, Mih., aneegrif-
fen bate; aber er mar madtIos &C.
gen bic Gnariffe Der Nierenfranf-
belt. gr ihreibt:: yDa gerate ibln
niht balferL sobell. mir ibm gIec-
trio gitters;; ied)g 6laiben oapull
haben linn iullnoerbnr eeboIfen. SSsd)
iab ME before Waeoisin." Giiden-
idmers, Miioigfeit, Iernoiit1t, glb.
petitpcrlilit ,parnen Dor Nierer-
frnnfbeit, oie oft III @oiieriudli
enoet, Sornruhr oher Wriebt's 81
ieaie. sllio, ilebnlt electric gitters
unb ieio aeiidert. Seoc Glaide gu
rantiert. Soc bei oflen Npetbeferil.
Gin 9iat lit MIR oalm gut,
tpenn her @eber 70 anfdligt:: .Mode
es onbers, lpie id) es genladt babel"
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sub bes Gone Star giers.

9one Star Bier sebt iiber alles
lleber Alles in Der Welt,
gSetl tn tbnt iidJ @sals anb S,ppfen
griiberlid) suiammenitellt;
Bon bem Oplfe bis nadj Dallas,
Bis mad Msegicp's Repier
9erridlet utadJtig iiber alles
Sas fantpie 2pne Star Sier
0eimiidj Srgr aus better NMeae
ttnb ba5n Elm beutidber Sang,
Saben itets an bieier Stellc
Sbren aiiten, alten Slang;
Werhen irnner nns begeifterm
3,t ptcI eblem Satenbrang,
Scimtidj Bier aus better Guelle
ltmb ba5n Elm hentfdler Gang.
SentIdJe Ginisfeit su finhen
st ntitnnter bufj iebr idjtuer,
Spd) mir f5nnen men ite gritnben,
grinst man Gone Star 8ier ms be-
Sarin iinb mir alle einig,
ggenn ipir nns 10 treffen bier,
Hafs ppr allem nns bic ,,9 9pue Star
2iefert tets bas bette Bier.
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slnslt nor ocm Meier.
sd Iieb mir niht meinen

sd Iieb mir nlbf meinen Tuh
obidneioen", iaete s. 8. glp, por
9antam, Ohio, ntrosoem id mil
einem i9redliden frebsartisen @e-
i6miir bier Sabre lang seplagt NOR
slber id) gebrauste gudlen's @rni
ca Salbe uno mcin SUB ipar bali
gebeilt.~ Sic beilt olle @unoen
@coelno. 9lusi6lag, Siibncraugen
uno S1norrboioen. 25c bel olell
gpotbefern.
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81. s.. & :. ga6m.

Nnfrnft-
SO. 245-9on Souiton unb gleip Or
leans .6.40 1lddJnt
sto. 241-@on 9oufton nnb @nIbeitpn
................ .6:20 morgens
9fo. Bon Dallas u. Sort G;ortb
.7:30 morgen5
SO. 235-@om Norben. .7.45 porinitt
go. 15-@on Baco.. 800 nahm.
No. 9-Iom Noroen. TAO nbenos
abfabrt
No. 246-Na9 9oulton uub Stem Or.
leans ............ 1920 morgenS
Nn 10-yfad oem Norben. .9.05 BORN
No. g Nacb Dalias, Sort G'ortb
ltno gSaco ......... $40 abenb5
gfo. 236-yaa4 benz Norben. l.. ].
j. -. ....9.16 abei.6a
30. 242-Nab 8ouiton unb Bals
beitnn .... ... 1920 abenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-21

Sn Colorado Gitp lpurbe our6
Seuer ein Sdaben BON $50, 900
bis $4,000 angerihte.
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g0ie eine 0eneihe ous M}r


fo ntelbet, baf Die &egierllng I'M
@on5en 25,000 Wann nah Der
gorbgren3e beoroert. g[ngeblid
elaubt lie niht all oieie 9fepes.
@osquiitos 9lepoiutioh aber tie be.
reitet iid) bod auf oae SaGe por
uno iie lit Der feiten lleber5ellgrng.
baB iene 9ruppen geniigeno iinh
Die 9eipegllng menn lie mirflif
berportreten lollte, 5u ilnteroriifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-21

SSn Wonterep uno an0ern Or
ten bot man Den ssobrestog oes gln.
fangs Der Mooero 9iepolution
feitlid beganaen. gs iino feline 9ir.
beItorungen porgefomnten,
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Gifenbabu : Tablplan.
S. & 6. q. ga6n.

S. G. g. q. gabn.
antltnft-
geo. 3-@on Norbell. $3.50 obenbs
ylo. g. @om yeorbert. -. .6.45 moro
go. 7-2bcal bon Searne. .9.55 mora
gto. SOCIAL bon RaIetine. u. !.
- -, =. ..10.45 abenos
go 4-gon Weegifo. :. 155 rn6n1
@o. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (eeiniibt) ].
-. 800 ttorg.
Nbfa1rt -
gto. T. aad Dem gaorben. 1.55 uahm,
gso. g. Na9 bern Norbeu. 800 abenbs
y.o. 8-2ocal nod Ealeitine. 4 80 nora
yto. 10 ggpreB nnd 9earne
:. .3.20 morg
9o. 5 -gta9 Megito 100 morh.
No. 11-soeal nad Qareoo (genliidf)
-. -. -. .9.0O abenos.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-24
Paonia Mercantile Company

Mss Mabel Parker returned home
last week afrer a visit with relatives
and friends at Woodruff. Kansas.
Jim Evans. wife and baby and l..
L. Fewman and wife went to Cedar
edge last Saturday for brief visit,
Miss Merrie Mathews returned
home Tuesday evening after n visit
with friends and relatives at Delta
and Cory.
Mrs. II. NJ. viel and son returned
to their home Mt Delphas. Ohio. last
week after visit at the l.. X. Shall
lenberger home.
Mr.. Snyder, general contractor.
who has been working on the new
school building. went to Delta Tues
day for n few days stay.
j. NJ. Macarthur and Mr.. Horard OF
Salina, Kansas, who have been
guests at the Jake Rudolph home
left on Tuesday mornings train.
Mrs. Mary Lund. who has spent
the past lew weeks visiting with rel
atives and friends In Kansas. arrived
home on last Sunday evenings train.
Hand Bags at half price at
Wel6orns
Mrs. Alice Wyman went to Delta
last Saturday morning to meet Mrs.
DIR. Minnie Love Of Denver, who is
organizer for the Women OF Wood
craft lodge.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-24

W. Il. Richards and family. who
have spent several weeks in Califor-
MIA visiting and viewing the country,
returned to their home here last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. II. Yates returned home
Tuesday evening from Denver, where
she has spent a week selecting her
fall fall stock of millinery. Her store
VIII open August o..
Mrs NJ. A. Maxwell and daughter
Gertie. mother and sister of J. W.
Maxwell. the depot agent. left on
Wednesday mornings train for Kan
sas City Missouri after "a visit herr.
Mes-rs. Arthur Allen. Everett Mum
roe and Herbert Summers. Colorado
college boys. who have spent several
weeke in our city. left for Grand
Junction last week where they will
spend some time.
Mrs. Bernard Hart aud son Ronald
arrived home on Tuesday evenings
late train from Cedaredge where
they have spent the past week visit
ing with the formers folks, W. II.
Martin and family.
o. l.. Zittle and wife Of Denver ar
rived here last saturday evening for
"A short visit at the Fred Emry home
and enjoy a camping trip. MIR. little
is Mr.. Emry's business partner.
J. w. Miller and wife OF Glenw ood.
Iowa, parents OF j. b. Miller and
Sans. who have been here visiting.
are new I'm Cedaredge with relatives.
Mrs. ii. F. Morris and daughter r.
Mrs Ed. Forbes returned home
Tuesday evening from Denver, where
she has been studying the fall styles
of millinery. She brought her new
stock home with her and will lie
ready for business August -.
Special sale on Ladies Hand
Bags one ,ceek H'elborn's.
Fred Patterson and family left on
Wednesday mornings train for
Fruita, where they expect TO spend
several weeks. They threaten to re-
main away permanently but that's
an old, old story for they have tried
II before.
j. W. Dady. who owns a ranch w
the river. has arrived from Montana
to take charge Of 1t this season. He
spends fruit seasons here and the re.
mainder OF the time holds a position
with the government at the Montana
reservation.
Misses Golda and Lanore Werner
went to Colorado Springs on last
Wednesday morning to spend n few
weeks visiting with their grand
mother as well as many friends. the
Springs having been their home he
fore their residence here.
W. NJ. Harris. who has been EN-
ployed the past several weeks with
the Curtis Hardware company, lef,
on Mondays train, accompanied by
his wife and son. for Salt Lake City
where they will spend some time
, Fred Williams has taken his old
place with the Hardware company
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-24
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PERSONAL MENTION. Z
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Half price on Hand bags at
Welborn's.
Go TO Kiudall Mere. Co. for Tents
and Wagon Covers.
Arlington STOCK Co. at the opera
house all next week.
Mise Winnie weeeler came up Fri.
day evening from Hotchkiss.
Sylvan vermillion went to Gunni-
son Tuesday morning for "a trip.
Jim Smith of Somerset visited with
Paonia friends Tuesday of this week.
For Sale: Good four-room house
and two lots. Inquire II. A. Bryant.
+. +. Damon OF Concord. Mass.
was n visitor In our city early this
week.
Harry Mallot came up from Grand
Junction Tuesday evening on bust
ness trip.
II. v. Hester was n passenger on
Tuesdays train for n business trip
to Colorado Springs.
&. 7. Rule returned to his business
duties at Hotchkiss Tuesday after a
short visit with home folks.
Mrs. ID. w. Nevins left on vednes-
day mornings train for Illinois for n
visit with two Of her children.