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form was conveyed to its last rest-' good to leave Denver only on August 19 and 25, and LISTEN Time Table. C. B. i Q. RAILROAD.

tug place in the family burying September 13. ground on his father's farm west of town. There was an immense tween, these committees will be reached soon. Why not diop; the accursed thing and let the-country regain some of the prosperity it once enjoyed, tmder the beneficent workings of the McKin-leybill, and put an end to the uncertainty that is causing such GOIBQ KOXTH. Aeoonjmodatiou, Mail and Express, throng of people in the funeral Ill, tft.

p. th. J. A. OWANS0N, Agent.

RESOLUTIONS CONDOLENCE, Darlington. Mo July IS. 1894. Castle Hall Dar Huston Lodge No. 181.

OXHMQ SOUTH. the republican ticketfram top to bottom, independent of party leash, and the democratic ring of this county must be broken up. The dry weather is giving chinch bugs a fine chance to do damage, and they are making good use of present opportunities If the democrats of this precinct continue to drop into the republi- ftAw At TO WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY 1 o-9 i mm We are bow ia our new quarters south of the we will be pleased to meet oar old customers and will expect a great A tation. Mail ai Express, p. a.

Jf or rates or any infor BUon. apply to Knight, of Pythias. A. Swaksov, procession, there being over 75 wagons and buggies' in line. The deepest sympathy of the entirecommunity is extended to the heart-broken father, mother, brothers and sisters, in this ter Whereas.

On the 14th inst it Dleaaedrha Agant. widespread ruin? If we stood in Supreme Chancellor on High to call from our with Dockery like some of our O. ST. L. RAILROAD.

miust unver. the sou ox our netovea nrotner Joseph S. Gillespie, and emocratic contemporaries do. we ooisq jtaaT. WHEREAS.

Bro. Gillesnie is a worthy and re. No. 8. l'assenarer.

should suggest to him that he spected member of our order ther efore.be it could save the country more bv REiOLYED, That Darlington Lodge No. 161, vu wuis, as iney nave done the past two or three weeks, they will not poll a corporal's guard at this place by election day. Let 10:10 aav 8:40 a. m. 4:97 p.

m. 8:24 a. m. 3:60 p.m. tNo 22, Local Freight.

No. DO, Stock Freight. OOINQ WEST No. 7. PsMW-ng-er.

-No. 97, Through Freight, tNo.21. Local Freight. n. or f.

extend to bro. uillespie and family our heartfelt sympathies in this hour of sad having this done than by engineer affliction. And be it further ing a nunarea economy bills through congress. Of course Resolved. That a mdi of these resolutions rible affliction and bereavement Oliver Gillespie was 16 years of age, was a quiet, industrious and altogether exemplary young man.

The will be preached at some future day, will be announced in due time in the columns of the Record. S2 p. m. Sunday. tDailr ExcentSutidar.

oe sent to tiro. Millecuie. sudt BDreaa on loegooa work go on. Sensible men change their ways when they see that they are in the wrong. the records ef our louge, and a copy pub- Dockery could have this done if iiknea in the Darlington record.

Nos. 7 and 8 solid trains, with palace reelia-iugchair car (seats free) between St. Lonis aud Council Binffs. Pullman buffet sleeping cars between St. Louis and Council Bluffs.

he wanted to. for isn Dockery All kinds of stock and nonlfrv Committee Bykom T. Quiglby (CHAS. W. CUOn.

all-powerful? should keep fat if wheat will an AitirainB carry passengers oetween fattens burgand Council Bluffs. Coupon tickets on sale to all points and baggage checked to destination. For further information call on oraddress J. A. Swaxsob.

Agent. The Guthrie (Okla.) State swer as food for them, as it will be plentiful and will not pay the ex Death's Harvest. County'Correspondence. Capital has compiled from official figures what it calls a "deadly pense, and trouble of naulicg to market until put in a more con MRS. MARTHA L.

HTETT. DARLINGTON LODGE No. 1C1 of P. many new ones- We are prepared to give the lowest prices on. anything in our line.

In Stoves and Kange we aie prepared to meet all competition. We carry the Majestic Steel Range, which, for cooking qualities, durability, and beauty- of appearance, takes the lead. We handle the "Bellville," "Gold Coin" and "Favorite" Stores and Kan-ges which we guarantee in every respect. Our stock of Hardware and Tinware is complete, and prices to suit the customer. On Pumps we inaWbed-rock prices, and keep a supply of force and lift pumps and fit them up onehort notice.

Don't fail to take a look at our line of Cutlery and get prices on same before "buying. Barbed Wire, 82.50 per hundred. You that want wire will save money by buying now. Forget th Fta Mi of tie McSee, B. E.

Carothers, a first-class tinner, is now in our employ, and is prepared to do all kinds of repairing, spouting, roofing, brazing and soldering on short notice ami at reasonable prices. Manufactures evaporators and all kinds of sorghum pans. Give him a trial. Don't forget the prices, the lowest. Don't bring your buggies, but bring your wagons; we will sell you a wagon load for a little money.

Don't forget that we Carry a full line and will sell. Don't fail to call io, and don't come when you are in a hurry, for yon cannot get away if you see owr goods, without buying a large bill, if low prices re any inducement. BENTLEY CO. i ii i i wings Stevens parallel" a comparison of the densed form. Died of consumption at her cost of democratic and republican Meets at R.P.

Hull Lige Weller's child, which has residence one mile south of Gentry ville, on July 12, 1894, Mrs. rale, and referring to this table it says: been lyiDg very low with bowel troubles for some time, died Tues Saturday night. Visiting brethren cordially iuvited to attend. G. C.

Jxmbs. C. C. CT.Adkissosi, K.of K. a S.

The "deadly parallel' shows that the eight day of last week, and was buried eeu months of democratic rule have cost the country, at a low estimate. $17,000,000,000, GENTRYVILLE ITEMS. There will be an ice cream festival given at the church for the benefit of the Sunday school Thursday night, July 19. All are invited to come aud participate. Joe Ross of Albany was in town first of the week.

Miss Clora Fore and Frank Lewis, Miss Ninnie Gannaway and Add Foote, attended the entertainment at Darlington Tuesday night. the following day, at the Fairview cemetery. The bereaved parents share the sympathies of the more than eight times as much as the enormous debt created by four years of civil war, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBIA. -O Charity Lodge No. 114 meets every Tuesday evening.

Visiting brethren cordially Bysoh T. QuIout, Com. W. G. Recorder.

The loss on labor aud crops and live stock, aggregating over $5,000,000,000. course. total loss. The shrinkage in lands, town Isaiah Ferguson's team took lots and other imperishable property will be restored with the restoration of the repub fright Thursday, and ran some distance with the binder, when the thre horses passed through an opening in the hedse. The Martha L.

Hyett, wife of Hiram D. Hyett, aged 24 years, 8 months and 16 days. Funeral services were held at the family residence by Rev. D. Campbell of the Baptist church, of which deceased was a faithful and consistent which the body was followed by a large concourse of relatives and friends, to the cemetery at the Baptist church on Long Branch, and there consigned to the silent tomb.

Deceased leaves a husband and three small children, one an infant only a few days old, also an aged father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Oyler, to mourn her untimely death. V. B.

Geo. W. Walker Post, No. 526, G. A.

R. Meet at Walker's Hall in Darlington eve-y Hrst bat urday of each mouth, at 8 o'clocK p. m. Visiunir comrades are cordially welcomed. 1.

N. Malson. Post Commander. Miss Nina Malone and Miss Eliza Jameson visited in the licau party to power. While your horse and your cow will not sell for halt what they did in 1802, if you can rustle the feed to maintain them till the old governmental guide, the republican party, is restored, you platform of the machine came in contact with some large hedee.

will get the old price again. -Have Exclusive Control of the- which brought the horses to a country Tuesday. The ice cream supper at Irving Myrick's was a decided success. Miss Gertie Davis and Mr. The year 1803 was the most prosperous standstill.

After some little re G. A. R. Tyler Post. year in the history or the nation, we ex Geo.

W. No. 311. ported $1,000,000,000 worth of American pairing, the machine works as well as ever. Finis.

Meets at hall in 'Ford every first Saturday otovau were married at the resi products and wares, and the balauce of trade in our favor was The Visiting v.wn, iu. brethren cordially welcomed. dence of W. Davis the 10th insfe Farming Implement Department, and are prepared to sell anything in this line, from a Garden Rake to a Steam Thresher. -XYGU WANT OUR G0.DS.

people were all well fed, work was plenti N. Isaac McCollcm. a. Post Commander. Bt'TXBH.

Adjutant. ful at good wages aud prosperity filled the Dr. Rowe reports a boy at Char EVONA ETCHINGS. Owing to the dry weather news land. ley Good the btb, and a boy at Dun's and Bradstreet's reports declare N.

R. McMillen's the 12th. is scarce. DR. JOHN A.

McKENNT. John Andrew, son of Thos. A 1S93-4 the worst years in the nation's history Mrs. Robert Miller of Califor Mrs. Belle Fore is preparing to They say wheat has not been so low in price We have just received a large stock of new Implements, including the and Mrs.

Jane McKenny, died of for thirty-three years. Labor was uever so nia visited Mrs. Mary Price, entertain all who may come hun gry to the picnic August" 3. scarce. No country ever had more unem ployed and absolutely suffering people- consumption at the family residence 5 miles southwest of Darlington on Monday afternoon, July 16, 1894, aged 23 years.

C. L. Williams attended Chil Miss Ada Gay and Miss Jessie people ready and anxious to work were Peter Schut tier Wagons, Disc Harrows, Champion Mowers and Reapers. We have knocked the bottom out of prices on CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND SPRING WAGONS, there any work to do. 'The treasury for the Owen who are attending the nor dren's day exercises at Pleasant Valley, Sunday.

first time since the war is bankrupt aud in mal, Sundayed at home. Being possessed of much natur terest-bearing bonds necessary to pay rutt A PROMINENT INSURANCE MAN SAYS. H. M. member of H.M.BlossomACo.,217 N.

3d street, St. Louis, writes: I had been left with a very distressing cough, the result of influenza, which nothing seemed to relieve, until I took Ballard's Horehound Syrup. One bottle completely cured me. sent one bottle to my sister, who had a severe cough, and Bhe experienced immediate relief. I always recommend this syrup to my friends.

John Hampshire street, Quincy, 111., writes: I OTTa ffTin Ttollnissl's tTAMalirxnm.1 Mr. Shaffer aud Miss Davison, Some of the young folks spent ing expenses. al ability aud an luchnation to These figures are not put out as a "calam a pleasant day with Miss Dollie For the next twenty days, in order to make room for other goods. Trom $5 to $10 off on every sale. We are also agents for the Deer- ward the study of medicine, he of Painter Creek, visited at Chas.

Steele's Sunday. Coffey at New Castle, last Sunday chose this foF his life work, and to ity They are given that the people may be honestly informed of the great mistake made by them when they elected de Binder and all its repairs. We carry the best Binding Twine. Frank Dills visited friend's len fit himself for the practice of his Miss Maggie and Charley Smith mocracy to power. It is only by acquaint chosen profession, be attended the Monday.

Uth. spent bunday in town. Hfr'SXWB WAHI YOUR TRASS, ing ourselves with the gravity of our errors, that we can profit by experiences. Messrs. Francis and Llewelyn, And if Low Prices, the Best Goods on the Market, and Fair and Kentucky School of Medicine at Louisville, from which institution lie graduated with high working for the lork Life Clip out these figures; paste them in your AROUND ABOUT ALANTHUS.

We are needing rain, bad, at insurance company, who have Jloaest Uealmg, is any inducement, we expect to get it. Respectfully, OWINGS STEVENS. Kjt. la jyaiiam XXUICUUUIIII Syrup superior to any other couph rf honors. He was also a graduate hat; ponder over them and we have no fear that you will go, "daft" euougu again to vote for a party that in eighteen months, can tliia wrrifincr been with us for several weeks, I of the Northwestern Medical Col It There is quite a good deal of meaiaije J.

nave ever known. bring about such appalling results. are having good success in their business, and are likely to remain lege at St. Joseph, and was for a never disappoints. Price 50c.

So sickness in the country. i time a member of the faculty of by H. E. Walker Son. 2 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

some time yet. Strike! Strike! this institution. Bv too close at PRESS OPINIONS WORTH READING. The only way to make the in Dr. Gannaway reports a boy at tention to study while in school, THE SET OF Rev.

Davis' the evening of the 8th. ONLY come tax productive of revenue is FOR McCURRY. he contracted the disease which finally caused his death. Word was received from Miss to restore republican rule and give the people a chance for Ada Gay that she was sick and DARLINGTOW Ariout two Years ago, it was de- would be home Wednesday. cided'that a milder climate would LABOR WILL WIN land Title Abstracts Gr VS GENTRY COUNTY.

loans made on Farms at current rates. Gentry County farms and Albany City property for sale. Conveyancing in all its branches promptly anil carefully done. According to Commissioner Mrs. Francis from Chillicothe is staying with her husband for a prove beneficial, and until about three months ago, Dr.

McKenny traveled throughout the south few weeks. Lochren's statement, the pension expenditures for the past fiscal year were $75,000,000 less than the estimates. The only economy You a big reward. Capital has LOST ITS GRIP. 0 Nails, $1.65 rates.

Glass, 4 cents per light. west, visiting many famous health resorts; but his disease had Mrs. Lou Tracy and Mrs. Belle Fore visited near Ford Tuesday. Use Hoik.

AMy, Mo. gained such a hold on him that he Mrs. Kate Smith is in Kmc the present administration is able to show has been exercised at the received no permanent benefit, City this week. W. TQLIVER.

Barb Wire, $3.25 per hundred A number of our citizens at and. he returned to his home here, to die as his parents and friends expense of the disabled veterans of the union. Staples with wiro 2e per pound. tended the funeral of Dr. John Myrta Richardson is improving rapidly.

Mr. McCampbell of our city buried one of his children last Friday, which died from flux. Miss Fannie Jennings, daughter of Thomas Jennings, is very low with consumption. Well digging, water hauling and driving stock to the river, is now the general order of the day. Thos.

Morrow will commence erecting a new barn in a few weeks. It will please the many friends of Dr. D. P. Richardson of Union City, formerly of our midst, to know that he is getting better, and high hopes for his recovery are entertained.

Mrs. Neff, M. has been with him for about two weeks. Elby Chaperi is the victim of a bad accident. Last Saturday while moving a hay rake on the road, his horse became unmanageable aud the result is a broken rake and Elby confined to his bed from a kick received on his knee.

LIL McKenny the 18th. D. V. When Congressman Wilson met louring, $1.40 and up. Siding, 90 cents and up.

Windows, 70 cents and up. Painting Graining, MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. his offspring as it came out of the senate, with arms in slings, head bandaged, eyes covered with ad feared. He was hopeful of recovery, however, to the last, and the day before he died, ho told the attending physician that he thought he would get well. Dr.

McKenny was born and raised on his father's farm south Wood Stains, 10 cents per can House Paints, $1.05 per eallon Mrs. Geo. Sutton spent several and Finishing. Sign Paint-Jug Done to Order. First-alasa work and Lowest prices.

i-M, Wobx GuabahTbkd. days last week visiting relatives Screen Wire, 2c per square foot MEAT MARKET Yon can always get the best Fresh and Cured Meats. Lard. Tallow, and all kind of Butcher's at LOWES'I pijICES A. B.

PRICE, Darlington, in DeKalb county. Door 20 cents. hesive plaster, nose ami ears plugged with wool, and its whole body smeared with senatorial sweets, he must have wished that W. N. Shipley, Rev.

Rhodes preached two ser Hinges and Butts, 26 cents per west of town. As a boy he made mons at this place Sunday. pair ana up. friends of all his companions; he had died Mexico while hou- Miss Mattie James is visiting REAL ESTATE, LOAN, INSURANCE AGENT. ors rested upon his head.

when he reached manhood his friends were numberless and included all with whom he became relatives near McUurry this week, Strike While the Iron is The young People's Society of mm Christian Endeavor will meet IN MEMORY OF A SISTER, Written by Mrs. Belle Cummins in mem Hot. Capital may get next Sunday evening at this place. ory of her sister. Mrs.

Martha Hyett. who departed this life July 12, 1804. Published by Collections a Specialty. Offce ju Kbcokd building. Darlington, Mo.

Dr. K. A. Cooled off Later. Miss Maggie Barkley of Albany is visiting relatives in this vicinity COPYRIGHTS.

request. Furewell, farewell to sister dear. Her voice on earth we'll no more hear. this week. acquainted.

Deceased was a member of the Catholic and yesterday his remains were laid to rest in St. Patrick's cemetery, in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends and neighbors. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved family. A TERRIBLE ASI FATAL ACCIDENT. CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT fort prompt aasww and an honest opinion, writ to ML SNA: who have bad nearly Sty years experience In the patent business.

ComTunnica tiong strictly confidential. A andboek of In She was so kind, her ways so dear. Mis3 Lizzie Rainey of Ford EWTIST. City visited relatives and friends S.T. TRACY But now she's gone, she is not here.

Her few last days she suffered so, xonnauoa eonrarmns I'aienr ana now to oo- south of here last week. u.b iDem sent uee. Also a catalogue OX leal and scientific books sent free. -Patents taken thmnrh Unnn A Pj She told us all she wished to go; She asked for songs that she might sleep. Mrs.

Martha Hyett, wife of Umf Albany, Mo. Office in Whaley Building, north side square. Front rooms up stairs. Hiram Hyett, died at her home near, Gentry ville, July 12, 1894, of DAPxLINGTON RECORD. Thursday, July 19, 1894.

consumption. She leaves a hus. ppeciai notioeintne ptcieatlBc American, and thus are brought widely before the pitlte without cost to the Inventor. Tola splendid Paper. Issued weekly, eleeantly illustrated, baa by for the largest circulation of any acienUSc wan hi the world.

S3 a year. Sample copies sent free. Bonding Edltiosv monthly, fliOa year. Hnaia eopias, cents. Every number contains beaa- tifal plates, iu color, and photographs of new huo.

with plans, enabl rajr tml Iders to show tb latest desirns and secure contract. Address MUKN New Youk. Sol BaaanwAT. BE. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

band and three small children and many friends and relatives to BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. This liniment is different in composition from any other liniment on the market. It is a scientific discovery which results in it being the most penetrating liniment ever known. There are numerous white imitations, which may be recommended because they pay the seller a greater profit. Beware of these and demand Ballard's Snow Liniment.

It positively cures rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, bruises, wounds, cuts, sciatic and flammatory rheumatism, burns, scalds, sore feet, contracted muscles, stiff joints, old sores, pain in back, barb wire cuts, sore chest or throat, and is especially beneficial in paralysis. Sold by H. E. Walker Son. 2 H.

W. B. Mybick S. J. Rainby Physician and Surgeon.

mourn her loss. For Representative, Circuit Clerk, County Clerk, John Stovall and Miss Gertie Collector, CUPID'S Davis were united in marriage at For Curt ofExkwuM Vital Cit-rgy. Lota of Brain Powtr, Fall" Ig Memory, 8tmlnml Wmakntu. Treasurer, R. B.

Coffey T. W. Kkllby B. Daisqbbfisld G. W.

Reed, W. C. Pearson Sheriff, the residence of the bride's parents near here on Wednesday, u- aptrmmorrntm, I potency, Btlf DtttruU Error of tout, Trtm -ollng un4 Qtntral Wtakntf NERVE A nd told us that we must uot weep. She laid her hand upon her breast And fell asleep, and is at rest; Her spirit rests with her God Where we can meet her by and by. Her body lie beneath the std.

Her soul is resting with her God She fell asleep ou Jesus' arm. Where ail who rest are kept ftom harm. Yes, dear sister, thou hafct left us How we miss you, none can tell But a loving hand before us. For he doeth all things well. And we know 'tis uot in auger.

That our friends are called away. For the golden sheaves are gathered, By the reaper every day. Up in yonder golden city, Leaves them in his tender care; Faith in Jesus add repentance Will procure for us a share. Over there is no sad parting. Over there is no good by Faith and love secures our entrance.

To a home beyoud the sky. C. O. Patton ly 11. May many joys and a long J.

C. Fabk. Assessor, Prosecuting Attorney, Coroner, Presiding Judge. Judge District No. 1, Judge District No.

2, Probate Judge, waHiBaawaBBsae and Lata Pomtr of taw Stir-nil I aV oris Organ. WWmahttom fr I IS f'ol aoo4 all tht tlm: PHea per Box, CBoxu $5.00 J. E. Monger, H. F.

Campbell. and prosperous life be theirs. Died at the home of her parents, Friday, July 13, 1894, at 1 o'clock a. Davy Florence Fitz M. Pierce.

J. H. Boyd. DE. OTTO BISMAXOK, e.

O. Mem JT. 399. ST. Z.OV1B, MOm gerald, aged 8 years, 4 months Says Tuesday's St.

Joseph Daily "Yesterday a delegation and 22 days. She was a kind and loving little girl and although of democrats from Albany, the fSBr CtAia Attended. Day or Might. f)if. 9.

Qqisley. Physician Surgeon. AT McCULLEY IIFHCt: flKST 000 WEST Of A. GOODHM'S 8T0R, Darlington, Missouri. All calls promptly attended.

Drs. Burgin Bishop. Jlpeclal attention to Acute and Chronic Dis- eases. Obstetrics, and Diseases of Women and Children. Calls answered in city or country.

Residence north of Public School Building. OFFICE Ut STAIRS IS WHALEY BLOCK. Albany, Missouri. young in years had won many county seat of Gentry county, vis friends and formed ties of friendship never to be forgotten. It ited Hon.

John Dougherty at his home in Liberty and assured him REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. seems so sad that one so young, so MEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE The 1 ollowm 1 ist of real estate of their hearty support in his race for the nomination for congress kind and lovely, should have conveyances, filed for record with life so brief. But when we think of the joy and pleasure she would agai nsfr JJockery. the recorder of deeds of Gentrv county, during the week ending have been to her parents, brothers and sisters, it seems still sadder Ax St. Louis, Monday, strikers OLIVER GILLESPIE.

Last Saturday about noon our community was greatly shocked by au accident that occurred at a culvert about one mile southwest of town and just east of A. Red-ding's. A traction engine owned by Gillespie was being moved from near Ettaville where a job of threshing had just been completed. Whit and Oliver Gillespie, cousins, aged agout 21 and 16 years, respectively, were running the engine. Arriving at the bridge which is about 20 feet long and about' 10 feet above the bed of the ditch, there was some discussion as to the safety of trying to cross with the engine, but as the timbers seemed sound, it was decided to make the trial.

The middle of the bridge had been reached when without warning the timbers gave way, and the heavy machine was hurled to the bottom of the ravine, turning partially over as it fell. Whit, the elder boy, jumped clear over his cousin when the bridge fell, and barely got out of the way. Oliver fell under the machine, and was probably instantly killed, but whether killed by the force of the fall or by the steam that was escaping rom.thejboiler, will never be known, as the escaping steam hid him from the view of the horrified spectators for a moment His body was literally cooked from head to foot, and a gaping wound in his side which it is thought was caused by some part of the machinery penetrating it, would alone have caused his death. The body was brought to town and placed in Tankie Tener's undertaking rooms, where it was prepared for burial, and on Sunday fat 11 iOO o'clock, the mangled July 14, 1894, were furnished us by Geo. C.

Holden, abstracter of land titles and loan agent, at Al overpowered the crew of a switch engine, ran it out onto the main to give her up. But our loss is her gain. She is at home with track, headed it toward the union depot, threw the throttle wide tne wnite-ropea tnrong, and is -AND- DR. S. DYKE.

Physician and Surgeon. AU calls promptly attended. Day or Night. Center Street near Fifth. 300 singing with the heavenly choir open and jumped off.

Hundreds D60 uneral services were held at Mount Zion church at 10 o'clock 500 8600 of people were around the depot at the time, and had the engine bany, Mo. J. K. Jones to W. T.

Baldwin, 12V4 R. O'Brien to A. Jones, 40 acres, M. Kelly to R. B.

Dunshee, tract, T. Lewis by Ex'r to G. Lewis, 180 Levina Russel and Mary Osborn to P. Livergood, 40 acres. Bell and Clora Fore to R.

W. and D. M. Smith. 103 4-5 acres.

THE a. Saturday. The family have -RECORD, Missouri. ran into the crowd the loss of life 100 the sympathy of many friends in must have been fearful, but fortu their sad bereavement. Pearl.

1200 nately it collided with another en at gine which was taking water BERLIN BREEZES. the tank, and was hurled from the F. CURRY, M. All calls promptly attended rSs OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. COLORADO SUMMER EXCURSIONS, 1894.

For the following occasions the liain is badly needed, as corn track before reaching the depot iu and pastures are beginning to suf- 1. J. Tu. B. Q.

railroad will sell round ier, ana stock, water is giving one. Some of the people of this section Such dastardly deeds as this tend to turn the sympathies of the people from the strikers, and cause them to turn against the men who trip tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, at one fare M0. McCURRY, to Missouri river points, dIus $15. are drawing upon the waters of Grand river, to supply the neces ONfi YEAR, 1 7 Address all Orders to the Record. would sanction such methods.

Meetin Order of Mystic Shrine, G. B. Denver, July 24 and 25. Tickets sary wants. Haying in this section is prin That much-talked-of, long.

1 fli on sale July 21 and 22. Returning, good to leave Denver only on cipally over. It is the lightest looKeu-ior, out orten delayed so- crop for years. called Wilson tariff bill has struck Darlington, Mo. Julv 27, August 2 and 25.

League American Wheelmen, Denver, August 13 to 18. Tickets a snag in the house and senate conference committee, and it is Some of the old time democrats of this section say that if they Repairing neatly and quickly done, and cheaper than at any other shop fa Gentry probable that ao agreement.be on sale August J.Q and 11. Re live till election day they will vote'.