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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-19
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

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Horn Yesterday, "a M. ana Mrs. Il,
"a Estes n tbeir MN az IN Es a paris
ayenme z sont AS = y so 4 = :
Mrs Il IL Matttnr,ys fornerlv Il,
mis- citv. INV ~ IN iMa ,yf NJ, now s yyss
mere yest eri,ay8 an r ,ay Ia her home
FINN clarF shiire y bere Il HAD 'hasni
Sfbe rnestS M 'rela ats III forf sayeraii
weeks d :
Helen ti,eilittle adanebt eri N Ms ana
Mrs Blaine Boeeessj isiiii III he,bomsi
other mare nts' on lie Fast SIDE, a
Cecil Riggs. of MoatsyiIleE IA fine
guest Oh Ills cousin. fyenton Riggs. :
Charles Smith IN fJniontown; Pa.
who nj fbeen sfhe ignest M reIatives
iI,sTe sbas retiiTnal itone = - - y 4
The MISSES Eva and Ola Con- lG, w "a
have returned from Rom nav ami
noinfs IN vireinia, = bers 'they lad
spent several weeks. ~ = =
Miss Ida Stone Ieft sthis an ern,on'
for points IN pennsylvania to spend
two weeks 80 : :, u 2
! w 81 Lynch left This morning for
Pittsburgh and philadelphiaJ 10 visit
relatiyes. s N Z s s Z
THE Misses E,ffie Kna mn and i Katb.
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A birthday party was given Miss
Pearl Smith by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. z. Smith. at their home in
BelleyiewS in honor Of her tenth birth
day November IA The friends pres:
ent were Louise and Harriet; Barka.
low. Eva and Gertrude Pickens, iilda
and Sylvia Abe, Virginia and .Kath.
crime Shuttlesworth; yolda and NIL.
dred Wilson, Lucy Niece, Ivy Ca.:
painter, Sally Douglas, Lena Simms,
Mary Pearl, Jaunita6 Wells, Nettie
Faust, Madeline simons and 5ogurite
and Delbert Smith. n
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Pro grams for The
Thank givin g Game.

The programs for the Thanksgiving
gameihayes now goneIto press and they
are TO be a great deal better than
the programs which were printed for
the Carlisle Wesleyan and the w. G
J.-Wesleyan games. which were the
best things Of this kind that have
been seen at sporting events in this
state up to this season.. Dis
The booklets are to- be 36 pages,
very artistically edited and printed.
Not only Is the information interest
ing forfthe game alone but 1t, contains
pictures of the players, coaches and
captains. T q
The programs are edited by three
local young men, one Of them being
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-19
Turkey Dinner,

The ladies Of the Methodist Epis.
copal church, South, will serve their
annual turkey dinner on the evening
of Thursday, Decembers9.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-19

The only actor known to have sue.
,cessfullyS run the blockade OF subma.
Irines in Euro ean waters is aFrisky,lr,
iEssanayis latest acquisition to It's
force Of players Friskyi boasts OF the
,bluest kind of blue blood in his veins
and halls from Pomerania on the
Baltic sea. Frisky was sent to! Miss
Edna Mayo, leading woman with rs.
,sanay, BY a friend lin London.
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Retpr-ned Home.

Rev. D. B. Reed, !, Of Laurel Hill, Pa,
and daugters, Mrs. II. J! Bell and Mrs.
Ellis p Phillips, Of Uniontown, Pa.
who were here attending the centen.
NAL celebration OF the First Presby.
terrain Church, have returned to their
homes. Rev. Mr.. Reed was pastor OF
the church from q $50 TO 1888, and he
and his estimable family have a host
OF old friends here, who welcomed
their return! Rev! Mr. Reed has been
pastor OF the church at Laurel for
more than % years.
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She Is the daughter Of Charles Ma.
gel, secretary OF Commerce and labor
under President Taft, and she has
,eschewed the pleasures Of society
leader for the hard work of IA hospital
nurse. Miss Nagel. who was promi.
nent socially In Washington and ST.
Louis, has entered a st. Louis hos.
pital as first:aid nurse, where She
works in apron and cap in the emer!
gency operating room. q
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:: Person als 81

Mrs. Jennie Hupps and daughter,
Miss Toyie, and son Bailey returned
asst night from Sand Hill, Pa, where
they attended the funeral of the for.
ner's nephew, Clyde Johnson. of Hun.
ired, whose death occurred in Wheel:
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A. country Club.

The cadenza Orchestra of Clarks.
burg famed for ellent dance imucis.
has been secured by the management
of the Country Club to Erende the
dance music at the Thanksgiving
dance next week. Members of the
football teams Of the w. ". u. and
wesleyan College will be among the
euests III :, q /; 70 =
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.crumb. Better rhan : Lun,n

Crumbs Better Than q Lump.
Every housewife has had the Sexpe.
,rience Of finding q carefully .prepared
mouse trap denuded Of its bait, but
inspiring and minus its victim. This
can be avoided and Mr. Mouse's cap:
Iture assured by using for bait cheese
crumbs instead Of a large lump. To
get the crumbs the mouse must press
down and thus set of the spring. a
lump, on the other hand, Is easily
stolen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-19

a student at Wesleyan, and one at the
State University. and the other being
a graduate OF the local Normal and
q resident Of the town at this time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-19
OYSTER SUPPER.

An oyster supper will be held Sat:
,urday evening, November 20, by the
ladies ofsthes Central Christian church
at the y. M. G. a. building! TheSmenu
will be served as follows: Il
Oysters, fried and stewed.
Baked Beans Pickles
Celery. 6. Cold Slaw 7;
Bread Butter Coffee
Tickets. IS cents.
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Fluff New
FeatEae err
BQas

Just the weight and warmth
for Autumn. Full, curly ostrich
boas some withs muffs to match
come in blue. brown. gray, black,
and white and all black--yery
becoming to most every woman
Price, s1.75 to. $40. e,
First Floor 5s3s
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ing. the result Of an auto accident. Mrs.
A. Il. Meats and G. III. Johnston, siste,
and brother Of Mrs. Hupp. who were
at the funeral. stopped here over might
en- route TO their homes IN Phfladeis
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-19
Silk EEo ISL i cry
Soc to SD

We now have our full stock Of
silkihosiery, ready for. Christmas
shoppers5and women are al
-eadyNmaking gift selections
Kayser,s, Nc ullum,s onyxgand
Hole Proof hosiery in the new,
est designs, and coloring means
that iyoufilave rightsat your door
the most select hosiery rrocur-
able anywhere II. &
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-19
Entertained Good Time Club.

EnterfaIned Good lime Club. =
/. Mrs. %. S. HeimicF was hostesE yes
terday afternoon al her home on the
East Side 10 the members Of the Good
Time Club. The event was arranged
in honor Of her sister. Mrs.. A. J! Bon.
field, OF TnnneIton, who IS her guest.
The guests were entertained AT nee
diework and tempting refreshments
were served!
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Supper a suceessI..l

The Dutch supper at the Grace Isi:
theran Church last night was a most
successful event and was attended by
large number o. people. Tho menu
was carefully planned and the dishes
carefully prepared and served With
much deficiency. The Dutch supper
is an annual event given by the swo.
men of Grace Church and II IS antici.
pated by lovers OF Dutch cookery with
much pleasure Attract Give able dec.
orations added to- the event, which
was served In the lecture room OF the
church,
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Women Glov Is,
SOC to $500

Have YOU seen the new assort-
ments Of gloves? They are fur
the best we have ever showil.
For instance, you may select a
pair Of real fine Kid gloves In all /
scolors for asilitlef as s1sandtuptoI
", for extra fine Perrin Kid
Gloves, unbeatable. 81
I. SOC to s1:00 for Kayser'ss Lea:
thereto, washable gloves, which
.fit,andf look like kid gloves. Z,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18

But, mother. something So queer hap
pened. the room shook"
Boom, "oh. What Is 1t? What is
the matter?" Boom. Where is faith
er? am SO afraid" BoomI
The child sobs and shrieks. The
house trembles and creaks. Boom.
Retorts. globes. tubes. and phials
lie shattered All his trials oozing
across the floor. The life that WAS
his choosing. lonely urgent, goade1
by a hope. all gone. A weary man
in a ruined laboratory, that was his
story
Boom! Gloom and ignorance, anl
the Jig of drunken brutes. Diseases
like snakes crawling over the earth
leaving trails of slime Walls from
people burying their dead.
Through the window he can see
the rocking steeple. A ball of sre
falls on the lead of the roof, and the
sky tears apart on spike Of flame.
Up the spire, behind the lacings of
stone. zig-zagging in and out Of the
carved tracings. squirms the fire.
1t sprouts like yellow wheat from
the gargoyles, coils round the head of
Saint John. and aureoles him in light.
Il leaps into the night and Kisses
against the rain
The Cathedral is burning stain ca
the white. wet night
Boom, The Cathedral is torch,
and the houses next to it begin to
scorch.
Boom, The Bohemian glass on the
etagere is no longer there.
Boom, A stalk OF flame sways
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CANON CITY BOYS
AND GIRLS BOIN6 WELL
At COLORADO COLLEGE

The Record is always glad to hear
good news Of the boys and girls who
go away from Canon City to college.
or out into the world
We have always had a bunch OF
students in Colorado College at Colo
rado Springs and our boys and girls
have ranked very well in that large
student body.
Colorado College has an enrolment
this year Of about coo students. from
an over the world Therefore when
one wins honors either in scholarship
or athletic at &C. c." he has won a
distinct honor.
In the Senior class at C. C. this
year there are three c. C. H. s. graf
yates, Dorothy wilkin. Harold --Cae-
sarn Davis and Clarence -Addy-
Adams. Miss wilkin is president Of
the Student Government and will grad.
uate with honors- Caesar was one Of
the three men in the Senior class 20
receive B. K He 10 alao the Glars
orator and will represent the college
against ID. o." in debate March 18th.
Clarence won his letter in foot ball
last tall, was assistant manager oi
baseball Recently he was elected
President OF Pearsons. Caesar and
Clarence have both won scholarships
at Colorado college.
In the Junior class Glen Christy is
the only C. c. H. S. graduate. This
year he is assistant manager OF the
Tiger" the college newspaper
Charles Kutzleb. Hazel Harrison and
Cleona Elliott are counted among The
sophomores. All stand high in their
classes.
Among the 200 Freshmen are founa
Roger Sinden. Nell Cook. Florence
Halloway and Juliet wflkin. Roger
and Nell Cook have scholarships.
Harry wray and Rex Atwater
"ex IA" are attending Harvard this
year. "Re1' is studying medicine and
"Heck." who was the college two-mii-
er. u studying law. Mary Adams -ex
II" is teaching school In Leadviile.
.hur Ana II = Il ~ chicago X
II. O. A. Charles johnson IA is a
surveyor in the southern part OF the
state.
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hams Vegetable Compound improved
rapidly and today am well woman. I
cannot tell you how happy feel and I
cannot say too much for your Compound.
Would not be without it in the house if
it cost three times the amount. Mrs.
CHAs. CHAPMAN, R. F. D. No. 2, Belle
vue, Ohio.
Woman's Precious Gift.
The one which she should most ZEAL
ously guard, is her health, but it is
the one most often neglected, until
some ailment peculiar to her sex has
fastened itself upon her. When so af-
fected such women may rely upon Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, =
remedy that has been wonderfully sue
eessful in restoring health to suffering
women.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound viii help you, write
toLydia aE.Pinkham Medicine Co.
(cOnfidential) Lynn, Mass, for ad-
vice. Your letter Will be opened,
read and answered by . woman
and held I'm strict confidence.
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against the red damask curtains.
The old Lady cannot walk.
She watches the creeping stalk and
counts.
Boom:-boom:-B Boom
The poet, rushes into the street,
and the rain wraps him in sheet OF
silver. But it is threaded with gold
and powdered with scarlet beads.
The city burns.
Quiyering. spearing, thrusting, IL ,
ping. streaming, run the fames.
Over roofs. and walls. and shops. aai
stalls
Smearing its gold on the sky, the
fire dances, lances itself through the
doors. and lisps and chuckles aloas
the floors.
Theschild wakes again and screa us
at the yellow petaled flower. flick e.
ing at the window.
The little red lips of fame creep
along the ceiling beams.
The old man sits among his broken
experiments and looks at the burn
ing Cathedral
Now the streets are swarming with
people. They seek shelter. anl
crowd into the cellar.
They shout and call. and over all
slowy and without force, the rair
drops into the city.
Boom, And the steeple crashes
down among the people.
Boom. Boom. again. The water
rushes along the cutters
The fire roars and mutters.
Boom,
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STEPHEN NICHOLAS BURIED
At FLORENCE TUESDAY

The funeral OF the late Steph=n
Nicholas. who died here last Satur-
day afternoon, took place from the
Christian church in Florence al 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning and many
old-time friends OF the deceased were
present to pay their respects to his
memory.
stephen Nicholas was born in De
Kalb county. Illinois, February ..
1874. and short time before his
death. reached the age OF seventy-cre
years. He came to Fremont county
In the year 1870 and located in the
Hardscrabbie country with his family.
For the past twenty years he ha /
been resident OF Florence. where
he was widely known and respected
He is survived by three sons and
three daughters Two sons OF he
deceased. Earl and Howard, reside
In Routt county and the other son.
Albert. lives in Florence. The daugA-
tiers are Mrs. J. n. Handy. Of Eie-
phant Buttes, n. NJ; Mrs. w. O. Po y
ers. OF Glenwood Springs. and Mrs.
George Dees, of Colorado Springs.
The two latter were present at the
funeral He is also survived by a
sister. Mrs. Joseph Barr and two
erandsons and two yranddaughte~s.
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Slowly. without force. the rain
drops into the city. 1t stops a mo-
Jnent on the carved head of Saint
John, then slides on again, slipping
and trickling oyer his stone cloak.
It splashes from the lead conduit Of
6 gargoyle. and falls from 1t in tur-
moii on the stones in the Cathedral
square.
Where are the people. and why
does the fretted steeple sweep about
in the sky? Booml The sound swings
against the rain Boom. againi After
1t. only water rushing in the cutters.
and the turmoil from the spout Of
the gargoyle. Silence. Ripples and
mutters. Boom.
The room is damp. but warm. Lit
tie flashes swarm about from the
fireIight- The lustres OF the chande-
Her are bright. and clusters of rubies
leap in the Bohemian glasses on the
etagere.
Her hands are restless, but the
white masses of her hair are quite
still. Boom. VIII it never cease 10
torture. this iteration!
Boom, The vibration skaters :
glass ON the etagere. 1t lies there
formless and glowing. with all its
crimson CLEANS shot out of pattern
spilled. flowing red. blood-red-
A thin beli-note pricks through the
silence. A door creaks- The old :>,r
speaks: Victor. clear away that
broken glass;
ALAS, Madame. the Bohemian
slass,.
,~Yes. Victor. one hundred years
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ago my father brought IT.
Boom. The room shakes. the ser
vitor qnakes. Another goblet shivers
and breaks! Boom!
]: r.stles at the wihdow.panes-
the smooth, streaming rain. and te
is shut within its clash and murmur.
Inside is his candle. his table, his
ink, his pen, and his dreams.
He is thinking. and the walls are
pierced with beams OF sunshine,
slipping through young green. A
fountain tosses itself up at the blue
sky. and through the spattered wafe-
in tire basin he can. see copper carp.
lazily floating among the gold leaves.
A wind-harp in cedar-tree grieves
and whispers, and words blow into
his brain, bubbled, iridescent, shoot-
ing up like flowers of fire higher AMI
higher.
Boom. The name-fiowers snap on
their slender stems The fountain
rears up in long broken spears Of
disheveled water and fiattens into the
earth
Boom, And there is only the room,
the table. candle. and the sliding rata.
Again Boom,-Boom.-Bo0m. He
stuffs his fingers into his ears He
sees corpses. and cries out in fright.
Boom. It is night, and they are shell
ling the city, Boom, Booml
A child wakes and is afraid. and
weeps in the darkness What has
made the bed shakef
Mother. where are you? am
awake"
Hush, my darling. am here. =
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BROTHER Of BEAVER PARK |.
MAN KILLED N eEOR6A

Florence. March l2.-P. +. Du7-
woody. q prominens lawyer Of Bruins
wick. Ca. who was killed there We'd
nesday night by Monroe Phillips. a
real estate and lumber dealer. while
apparently deranged. was a broth IT
OF Or. Dunwoody. well known resi-
dent Of the Beaver Park section.
PHILIPPE hred down the principil
streets Of Brunswick With an auto ns-
tic revolver. killing NM men and
wounAing six others. b~fore he was
she's down By =. c. Butls. lawyer.
Phillips = thousht % have beeole
inaAns h6canss e olAneia1 troahlss
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Presentation Of wild Flowers" /"
which are being destroyed by pluck
ing al the flowern not leaving enough
for seed. caring for the birds and
tree planting"
The paper told what has been done
and what is planned to be accomplish
ed BY the Federation The club pIcdy-
ed themselves to plant one tree Cr
more each year.
Extracts were read from a pampb-
let gotten out by D. n. Andrews Of
Boulder. giving excellent instruction
in tree culture.
MEs. Gardner read an interesting
paper On 'PAxkR." Mrs- Frank L
Smith rendered. In artistic maneer. .
piano solo. and responded TO an ..n-
core.
llrs. Hiatt gave q talk on "A Gle IN
Town" An animated discussion fol
lowed the program The two topics
which seemed to be the greatest prob
lems was the disposal Of garbage AMI
destruction Of nies. For the latter It
was proposed that the members pp>
chase ny traps which proved so e.
fective two years ago.
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Ohil0ren Cry
foR ElETcnER'$
CASTORlA
FORMER CANON CITY BOY
DIED At MEEkER. OKLA.

Herschal Lloyd Thompson. only snn
Of Mr. and Mira NJ. J. Thompson. diei
at the family home In Meeker. Okla
homa. March third. after . long illness
from tuberculosis. aged = little more
than fifteen years. Deceased resid II
with his parents at 703 Barr avenue
in this city for \ year and a half CT
two years; having been brought here
for the benefit OF his health. Last
December the family returned to Ok
lahoma.
After the sons death. the mothers
health gave way under the nervous
strain to which 1t had long been sub
iected and she was taken to q priv,se
sanitarium At wichita. Kansas. for
treatment. She had only been there
q day or two when she managed 10
elude tAo uurae Assisgned 70 take caer
Of her and climbed through . wind sw
70 the roof Of the building from which
she fen to the ground. receiving ir-
juFiss that resulted IN almost instant
death, Her body was laid 70 rest IN
Tie cemetery at Aesker. bcside hc-
scn. Who had preceded her to ths
grave only three days.
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Distressing Bronchial
Coughs Hang On"
and Weaken.
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Nat tisAt iesllng oVss yoaf eAsst, and dIs-
eroAsing 6sooeAial es1IA AZ usSaiir Sorss q
.ieAh AID yoa less u. slssD you sorsiy sssd
- koep uD yooR sesoAgtA.
EoLHI1 UoNn1 Ann Tan oanoo that tiaht
feslinG and leaSoe = heallna coatinx a. 4
glidoo down ths throaa TAo tieklin1, rssr-
tlR ReOusA ard AcArnensss aisAppeass 1nd the
pAlsGa = ralsad oaaily ard copio1sly-
ThsPo . 1oEo holling In 80 hu1tls Of
FoIna HoK1x AND Tan ConFocnD tAAn =
. liks ouAntll4 oe nnY otAs< eou0A aDd snld
nsaicine. Il konls - tAo lane drcp.
WI. BELLAMY, clnrktburG. ~, writes:
NY bog, 10 yeas old, had heoncAiAi tronbio
ever since ~ Was bAhl. We lsarod h vnald
90 into eoasnmption. I haasd ~ : similar
case uhero Ro1Nx'u HoNEH AND Tan con-
rocND e1estsA = cure. and hsnshk hoe1ia.
~ soA eo0nsneod 70 Improve aflor ~
Nfse fov dossus ond ~ ozut hpt1la souprorl
hh stnhhorn egn9A- EuEls'e HoNHE Ann
7An has givea hs1ale ua1i1lnsAioa tknn nnv
unotltcino ] ever unod- oAfnk oAii won1sfi11
naAioias Aas nnSea ~ ll1s ~"
Iou aavO 1oaal uAao ~. h1y N0AMh
EonnN AND Tan cunFoUnn, bee1aa ~ Z
eeW dneas s1ops ~ ep1QA en1 enA1, 49, 0ae111
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AAAHv10v Uogn = a ene1Mo.
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and developed an enmity for Dun
woody. in whose office he began his
murderous assault After killing Dua-
woody he went out into the streets
ad began shooting at everyone IN
sight 1t was half and hour after TIA
first shot was fired by Phillips that
he was killed by Butts Dunwooiy
received two shots in the head which
killed him instantly.
Phillips has been a resident Of
Brunswick twelve years. was once
mayor of that city and had been
member Of the Georgia Legislature.
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LOSING HOPE
WOMAN VERY ILL
Firally Restored To Health
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Bellevue, Ohio. -.sI was in 9 terrible
state before took Lydia E. Pinkham's

" e getahie e Com
pound My back
acheduntil / thought
itwould break, l had
pains all over me,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles /
was very weak and
run down and was
losing hope of ever
b elm g W ell and
strong. After tax
ing lydia Z. Pink
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sunLETTE At coLoADo CITY.

UUuIEttE At CUIUADU CIIV.
8. q. Hublette. night man at the RIO
Grande station here for many years.
i5 to Is years ago. has recently been
appointed agent Of the Rio Grande at
Colorado City.