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The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Thomas Bristol of Obtuse, William Hawley and others have furnished pile timber which is drawn to Hawleyville for shipment. Several carloads have been contracted for New Haven parties. The timbers are of unusual length and. will reach nearly the length of two fat cars; some exceed 50 feet and are only. 13 inches in diameter at the but.
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The Verdict unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tesfifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitters as the very best remedy Every bottle sold has given relief in every case One man took six bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of 10 years' standing Abraham Hare, druggist BelIville, Ohio, affirIns: "The best selling medicine have ever handled in my % years' experience, iB Electric Bitters." ThOusaBds of others have added their testimony, 90 that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Hftters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at F. F. Hawley's Drugstore
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14
Five additional men have been employ ed at the Sandy Hook coal bin, unload, ing nearly 2000 tons of coal. .
Mrs Alice Lathrop, who has spent f few weeks at R. D. Smiths, returned t6 Hawleyville, Monday.

John Clark. eight years inspector, car repairer and foreman at the New Eng lands Sandy Hook coal bin, takes po- sition as night watchman at the Rubber. next week. Will Egan has been night watch since MT Paine's death.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

'when pork is six cents per pound and false teeth Sl0 per set, how long will a farmer have to feed false teeth te. his hogs to get rieh:r is the mathematiI cal problem Packets granger is trying to solve, after experimenting on falss teeth as diet for his pigs.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

One of the Sullivan brothers employe, at the Sandy Hook coal bin was injured last week, by the fall of haze lump oI coal which hurt his ankle and disabled him for few days; he narrowly escap- ed a broken leg.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Rev George T. Linsley, Trinity's new rector, arrived in town, last week and preached his first sermon as rector, Sun day. He is at present boarding at the Grand Central, but expects his sister. Miss Linsley, to keep house for him after Easter.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

The concert by talent from abroad, with piano music by Prof Platt, will be an especially attractive feature of the ball by the St. Vincent, this (Friday) evening, in the Town hall.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

A merry party of neighbors gays Clark Blackman's family a visit, ons evening last week. Refreshments ano social chat made an enjoyable evenin;
 for the 15 or more friends assembled.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

M. J. Donohue, office boy at the Grand Central, has been home for week; he has been laid up with a cold, which set tied in his head and eyes.
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Considers Dr. Greene's Nervura the Most Wonderful Remedy ever
 Discovered"


 My wife, Sarah E. Dill, was paralyzed three years ago and was in a very low condition. She had convulsions coming on at the same time every month, which were so severe that we expected that she would never come out of some of them. Since that time she was under the treatment for Is months of a first class physician, who became discouraged, and finally allowed her to use Dr Greens Nervura, which she has been taking ever since. She has never had convnlsion or any symptoms of one since she began using this medicine; she is gaining rapidly in health and strength, and is able to be about the house and yard and do some light work. I consider Dr Greens Ner- vura the most wonderful remedy that was ever discovered.
 JOHN c. DILL,
 old Bridge, Madison Township,
 MiddleSeN CO.,, N. J.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

ConnOr keane, Who was with Dan bury grocer on Liberty street, is home on vacation and has accepted a position with White street grocer.
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To the Readsrs q this Pspsr-

This style of advertising has been running in our paper for a long time. Your eyes have Wandered over 1t for years. It is simply here as . reminder to you that if you should eVcH' be 90 unfortunate ns to have cold or onX lun0 trouble Kemp's Balsam fs the best couGhs cure. Sample bottle free at all drug stoross s.arge bottlcs 50c and q.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

John Frank, who is now employed in the extensive works of the Brooklyn Gas Light Co.,, has spent few days at his old home in Huntingtown.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Having once more changed hands, the Danbury Register is now published by G. F. Allen, from whose office the Bethel Guide is issued.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

John Whaley of Whisconier has had very sick child. His baby girl, Celia, was hardly expected to live, last week, but is better.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Rev George T. Linsley of Trinity is to preach one of series of Lenten sermons in Christ church, Stratford, March 26.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

S.C.Lathrep has been home from New Milford, for a week, on sick leave and resumed work, Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Mrs R. A. Clark is reported more com fortable, though still very weak from her recent attack of la grippe and pneu-, monia.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Will Farrell, who has been with J. K. Peck, is sad to have accepted position in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Henry NJ. Bolles, the New Preston monument man, has been at the Grand Central.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

The young mems temperance club give their first annual ball at Town hall, Mon day evening, l7th. Bliss will furnish music.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Extensive repairs have been made on the platforms about the Sandy Hook station.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

pr R. N. Betts is administrator on the estate of C. II. Payne.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

J. II. Warner and F. Chambers ap- praised the estate of c. H. Payne, Mon day.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Miss Annie Warren has visited her cousins, Misses Daley of Lake George.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Another lOc supper will be given by the Congregational ladies, this (Friday) evening, in the lecture room.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Druggist $. c. Bull has been laid up for several days.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Miss NJ. V. Nolan spent Sunday in Southport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

Dr Greene, the famous specialist in the cure Of nervous and chronic diseases, ot 3 West l4th st., New York, can be consulted free of charge, personally or by letter.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

R. B. Terrill in night operator at Sam dy Hook station.
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14
FALLING SICKNESS AND ST. VI & TUS DANCE.
Epileptic and Other Fits Cured.

Epileptic and Other Fits Cured
 For years cure tor Epilepsy and other Fits caused by disease ofthe nerves has been sought. It Is now conceded by physicians, druggists and the people that the long needed remedy has been found in Dr. Greene's Ner- vura, which has, by curing thousands of cases, proved that it is an absolute specific for these terrible nervous complaints. It is a harmless vegetable remedy and q sure and positive cure tor all nervous diseases.
 My son had been troubled with epilepsy, loss of appetite and had no ambition to do anything. After trying several remedies, he took Dr. Greene's Nervura and I can truly say.that it made him new boy. The fits have left him, his whole system is built up anew and he is enjoying perfect health. It is the best med icine ever used and after trying others, l find it has no equal.
 MIR. W. SCHUM,
 70 West i3d st., New York city.
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n Correction.

EDIroRs GRAPHIC: In your ac-
CO INT of the meeting ut the court
no Use OH the evening of the 9Th inst.
III the main is correct, and, I think.
is none too hard an some who are
known as the ring but VIII say
that you did great injustice 10 Pref.
McMurtry.. lie came into the room
some fifteen minutes before the crowd
headed by the negative voters. He sat
there quietly, neither voting nor tax
lag any part whatever III the meeting;
he certainly mad u perfect right To do
THIS, and il the midst of the nproar
he left the room, thereby showing that
he did not endorse the conduct of the
ring crowd, and as one who was
there, ana III full sympathy with the
objects OF that meeting, I desire to
make this public statement in the in
terest IF fairness and justice.
TnEo. FORCE.
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asrtA=nin,

On Tuesday August Sire appeared
before the county attorney and Justice
Elmoisis with u heavy Glib III his
hands. and in his eye and scattered
rather pruIniscuors'y over the ot!;er
parts of his antony ne had the red
fiuid of life. lie made an imperative
request for !. warrant for the apprehen-
sion of enc j. Ii. Eaton; alleging that
said Eaton, without the fear Of God
or a proper respect for the comfort Of
said August or The dignity If the Laws
uf Kansas. had hurled With mighty
force the aforesaid club ut the head OF
him. the said August, and that il had
disfigured his Sapo'."n!c j'.rc greatly
Ia tile discomfort asid Inconvenience.
! III iIin,, the said August. We're the
justice and county attnrne: willing
well grapes grow in grapcry and apes
in IA apiary if they weren [. So the
sheriff with .'posSe'' soon located tie
said Eaten and with proper dignity
landed him in the presence Of said court.
W. II. French appeared for the de-
fendant ami with the eloqnehce OF
Rufus CiIoate eontended that his client.
an old white-haired veteran.
" hen called ii giassy-eyed. razor
backed, shaggy haired fl eak of crime
a mixture II mad dogs and black eats
with fits-whose everyday appearance
WAS reminder of u crosS-secti0n OF
morgue Oh 4 Busy day. by ;tn incicnr-
able aspirint tn the French throne.
had . right under the American Con-
$. it.;tion To ''nirg the aforesaid.
Bit the court believed that French
men had right to life and the ire of
tIieir jar. land of such use, in this
case, he reserved his Opinion) There
was deficiency requiring contribu-
ton to the school fund OF $500 and all
costs.
Whereupon the said Eaten, smariing
under the insult offered an America "a,
complained TO the county attorney and
said court, that the said August, with
out due consideration for the Amer
lean flag nor the rights of citizens, had,
with the spirit of the great Napoleon
crossing the Alps, APPEARED at the
front door of the castle OF said Eaton,
and throwing his sOlnbrero some TWEEN
t. feet into the air, and with loud ac-
claim, and with language showing n
disregard for Sunday schools. and
jumping up into the air, as it were. de-
clared, thus ruling the fur Of the cat
of peace belonging to the said Eaton
and others, that he could lick every
Eaton of the last three generations.
Whereupon He count issued a war
rant and in due form the said August
was brought before the tribunal Ct JUS
tice. confessed, was lined $500 si!d
made his credit good with the attorneys
and tile county. Thus the school fund
grows.
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Onr correspondent from ebony I'M
der the nom re planis of Kill has tres
passed once too often oil the soft side
Of our nature and last week we drop
ped his copy in the waste basket and
his name from our list. For two
weeks he has been trying to advertise
free of charge through his cnmmuni-
cations an insect powder that WIS
probably invented by his great-grand-
father on his grand-mother's side and
was used to keep the pests ont of
President Washingtou's home at Mt.
Vernon; has been usel in the White
House ever since that institution was
founded and three barrels n month are
shipped To the Sandwich Islands to
kee? the feathered clocks az the king
from an early decay. That was too
much 50 we procured another CORES
pendent by the name OF Gypsy who
will cater the. news Of North Brown in
the future.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

iFirst put LEGATION September 5. 1871
B. N: Webster.
II. p. Du:Dcld. II. NJ.
DufheId.-.' =, DuGfeid.
Ida H. Du.teld and ".
J. Homestead.
defendants.
n. P. DufneId, N. n. Duifielsi. 8. O. Duflis ID
Ida NJ. Duf:ield ssnd W. J. EOn.s;eei are here
by notified that they have been sued in the
district ours I'm ami for the CT unity OF I'd
which Il. NJ Webster is plaiDt II and the
above AIMED par ties are defe- .d.itfE s;ia that
they must wer the peiitt n HE'D 10y the
plaintiff on or before the 10Th dan # cstObcT.
49,. or he petition Will be taken as irls and
j7ioc mat rendered a.yi:nst said Defendants
II. T.. Du'f' Id AMI - Is. Ds.ih' II fer the u.n
OF SOS. ~. with interest thereon at IHe r.tte
OF 10 per cent. per a!inum from the 2ita day
of August 1876 AMI costs; riEo for ire tor.
closure of c.r.ein mortgage herctofo 70
~ ecutrd b. defendants u Z. Dulii,'id, = i
DufHetl. ). X. OI.,Itld AMI id.i 81 GuiIieisi til
said plaintiff. nrln the ioi' wiz tesf'rjs'.;r.
real estate. sItu1te IN said count. ia wi:
Lots M. tive e., three o. four a S'e %
and ei.: hf a. IN sect zen No. tiirt 81. -
In township No. twcniv-N .6,l south o. rID,:s
M. twenty to- west of The sixth !. n
AdjudXing that -iic pA.nl.h li.t. Il! :
lieu on said premises TO the uuiunnI %. sa7,.
judgment, ordering said real estate "a be 81;
without aprrsiSen,ent, n d the proCe, as ~;
costs. nni barring and forCclOsiag sii o; s1!d
defendants OF and from all rignt. title. claim
ieresL .,r equity of redemption. in or t. tbs
said real estate; and that the purchaser DC
let into the possess sign thereof
tSEALl Attorney for Plaintiff.
9F s-ls Clerk IF Court.
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ShsrIa-s Sale.
IFirst puhIlcation 8 ugust e. lssi

First publication 4 ugust q, 1891
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
the district court of Edwards, county. KhE sas,
Wherein ]. Ii. Watkins via plaintiff and
I.ib5ie Il. Sweet. F. H. Sweet, g. W. Holmes,
+. u. Hi-lries and J. F. Sondus were defend
ants, will on
Honday, September %, A. D., 1890,
between the hours of and O'Clock p
m, at the front door of the building now
used as a court bouse in the city of Kinsiey.
county OF Edwards und state of Kansas.
oder for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder. for cash in hand. all the right,
title and interest of the above named defend
ants in and to the following described real
property, situnted in the county OF Edwards,
and state OF Kansas. -tO-wi1:
Ike northeast quarter ~ } of section eleven
uIJ township twenty-five (2h,l range eighteen
(lS,) west Of the 9Th P. II.
said property Is levied upon as the property
of the aboye-nnmed defendants. and wifi he
sold without appTaisementS 10 satisfy said or
der of Ss,ic-
SherIfi's Office Kinsiey, Edwards county,
kPnsas. August ID, lns0.
RoD ScoTr. Sheriff.
WI. PATTERSON.
s.s3 g-IY Attorney for Plaintiff.
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When the members of the citizens
alliance began to assemble at the court
house last Friday evening in pursuance
tn the adjournment from the previous
meeting, they discovered that Jailor
Shaw in the kiaslliness of his heart
had removed all the lamps from the
court house and had left the windows
wide open. Possibly he considered
that darkness and fresh air were essen
tial to the condition OF affairs in and
about the building. or he may have
been induced 10y more discourteous
motives. When the people come tn
their own again. Jail0r Shaw should
be made tn sit on n pinnacle of the
court house, some cold dark AMI rainy
night till he Is ready to renouace all
allegiance to every prince. potentate
OF power connected with the .scourt
house ring and swear eternal fidelitv
to. and premise to love. honor and
cherish the alliance till and the
shot springs freeze over.
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w. II. French,
9-5 e-I6 Attorney.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS By


NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS By
PUBLICATION.
STATE OF KANSAS. %
EDWARDS COUNTY. %
In the District Court OF Edwards County, In
the State of Kansas.
W. Il. Eoob.
Plaintiff,
LHurett Thurman.
Fletcher Thurman,
Defendants.
You and each Of You. the defendants. Lau-
rett thurman and Fletcher Thurman are
hereby notified that you have been sued in
the above entitled court. In the above entitled
action together with your cS-defendantS by
W. II. koiIb plaintiff in said action. and that
said pliantid has MED his petition In re Dss-
trfct court Of the county OF Edwards ia the
erEfe or Kansas. against you snl yI5nr 90
defendant. aud that unless yCu answer said
pftifiOn or Or before the nth day or October
tSo0. said le.i.ion will be taken as true and
5uaZ-noit sen cred accordingly OF the follow
ing nature. to-wit:
Judgment for two hundred and Eeyeusy-efx
ana ~ 100 aoliarss aud = foreclosure of mort
gage ON the following land in Ed cards cl.un-
~. Kansas to-wit: A certain parcel of land
situated Il he northwest quarter 90 of sec
ton thirty-thRee 1881 township tWenry-four
ca range nineteen Nl9.) commencing af 4
point where the south line OF fhIrd street In
te<seefe the west line on an alley. m the rear
OF block No thirty-three e33.l - shown bY
the recorded pl Il OF the city OF kInsiey:
thence west along the line of third street
EiHniny- thence vest % and 90-l00 feel: thence
south 40 feet tEeace east u and aB-lj0 feet .
thence north lso9eet to place Of Beginning
Dated and arst p1biieats01. this 5th day
Attest: Joax F. n ATTN.
~ Cie-k OF Court
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slarxaan ". Baker and
SHERIFFS SAIR

tFirst Publication. September ~ iss.I
In the istrici court Of Edwards county, state.
OF Sansrs.
William F. Leonard. Plaintiff
vs..
Jefferson Ford. n single man. ns:eDd tnt
iSy virtue OF an OrC:sr of gale issued 10 me-
out of sud district court in the aboYf .eutitlsa
action. will cL Monday the ID day of O<tO-
Ter A. ID. lS0. between the hours of z and
O'Clock p n of said day. AT the front door of
the court house in the city II kiRelcy IN the
county OF Edwards In the state OF Kansas,
offer at public sale. and sell To the hiRhfrt
and best bidder. for cash in hand. ali the for
lowing described rea! eetate. tG-wit:
The east half az of the west half Gl) of
section twenfy-four t24.) in township twenty
six (2S.) south and IN range sixteen (i6.J west
of the 9Th r ~. Lying ana sit uate In abe
county Of Edwards ia the At tie or Kan. as
The above described rcul estate taxcn
rs the Prosperity Cf said defendant and IL
directed by said order of sale o be sold and
will be sold, without superintendent. to satisfy
kaid order OF sale. Ron SCOTT.
W. H. French, sheriff.
9-i9 lU17 Attorney.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

first Publication Sept. 18th, 1901
In the District Court of Edwards county.
state % Kansas.
William Il. Leonard, Plaintiff,
rs.
John D. McNees, Lau-, HcVees aal Julia
\. Tay lor. defendants.
by Vir:ue of an order at Sale issued to me
out of sad District court in the above cnti-
tied action. VIII on Monday the li; n dity a.:
October, ID. 1890, between the hours of 2 and
O'Clock 2 N Of sci day, at the f ont door of
the court house i'll the city III kinsey in the
county or Edwards in the state of kansaR.
ofTer al pubiic sale, and sell to the highest nd
best bidder for cash in hand. all the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section twenty
five cal. in township tWenty-six co.. soCih of
range sixteen 49, west OF the 9Th P. N ISino
ind situate in the county Of Edwards In IL 4
state of Kansas.
rhe above Z Scrib i real estate IL taken ms
tho pr, perty OF said defendants. and is direct
cd 10y said Order al sale tn be sold aud W Ill
be sold without apprisement, tn satisfy eaid
Order of Sale. nOD SCOTT,
W. II. FRENCH, Sheriff.
Attorney. 3 Il 10 10
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The farmers alliance picnic and
rally 1T Weese's grove, in Franklin
township, was n grand success. There
was large crowd in attendance, who
listened to speeches from G. c. Cor
mack, w. III. French and ID. G. Dono-
van. Jerry Simpson was expected to
DO present and address the meeting.
but on account of bad railroad con-
Eectinns had not vet arrived at 5 p.
r., when W editor thought il was
about time for him to HE himse' away
towards home.
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FHERIFF's SALE

First Publication sept. ;stii, S9J.)
in the District Co;lrt OF Edas,d, COIL y
State of Kansas.
William +. Leonard, fiAintIs,
vs..
Da i'll NJ. Anthony and America J. anthony.
Defendants.
by whine OF and Order OF Sale issued to me
out OK said District Court i'll the above ,.f,t :
tied sctiOn. will 0u Mon,lar the 18th day Of
Dctober. 4 ID. 1888. between the hours Of :. AiI,.
O'Clock z II OF said dag, at the front door Of
the curt house tiie city OF Kinsie III the
eeupt- OF edwards III the staIe OF Kansas, Of
fer at public srie, and sell to he highest aud
best bidder. for n ia hand, ali the fuil,,y.
inR-Ieseribed real estate. t0-wit:
The northeast quarter of section iWcRty- X
I2bl. in township twenty-six t36. south of
range sixteen ti6J west OF the 9Th P. D. LIZ
Ing and situate In the codIty or edwards in
the stHte OF Kansas.
The above described real estate is taken ~
tie property OF sail def MA lts. IN Is direct
cd by said order OF sale t. e sci J. and will ise
sold. without appraiscment. 10 satisfy said
tIcer or Sale. ROD ScWTE.
w. ii. FRENCH. Sheriff.
Attorney. 9i2 10 20
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Tho August number of the Kinslev
Chronicle Is on our desk. rather late
caused by the chief sanctity's absence
in the mountains. This ynung mes
senger, devoted tn Christianity cause
always full of news and interesting
reading for everybody. dcvotes con-
siderable space to the history Of rhe
first Congregational church which is
very interesting; It. also wears new
suit Which besnealls of energy. pluck
and push, and at the same time of
prosperity.
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t.oso Elead % Ca,tl. ror snl..

have on hand 500 head of steers
from one to four years old which 1
am prepared TO sell in lunches of
any size to suit purchasers.
Also l5O head of COWS and heifers.
These cattle l will sell to the farm
ers of Edwards county, On six tn
twelve months time, il desired, with
interest at ten per cent. Come and
see me.
40-tf G.. W. BEEIEc
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sHERIFF-s SALE.


First Publication Sept. 18th 1891
In Tho district court of Edwards county.
state Of kunsa$.
Wiii,a1 f. Leonard PiaintiE.
fS.
william j. EllCdge aud Susarnah E.Icdxe
Defendants.
Ry virtue OF an Order of sale issued to me,
out of aid district court I'm tine asOvc entitled
action. ! will. on Monday, the 18th Gay of
October. A. u. 1897 between the hours of =
aud o'clock p II OF said day. at IhC front door
OF the court house IN the city az kinsiey, in
the county OF EdwAI ds in the state of Kansas
Ofrer ct public sale, ard sell 10 the highest
aI,p beet bidder tor cash In hand. all the fol-
lowing described re u estate, iO-ait:
The enst half OF the northeast quarter and
the north half OF IN. southeast quarter of
section thirty-fiVe cj5l. in tOwnship twcRry-six
t2Cl, sOGth OF range sixteen to- west Of tue ct
p. N. Lying and situate in the county OF
Edwards In the State of Kansas.
The above described real estate Il taken as
the property of said defendants, and is direct
cd 10y sand OrJCr CT SAFE 10 be sold, and will
e sVid Without apprai scnicnt, To satisfy said
order OF sale knD &C. Jrr
W. n. lKLNCn. Si4-rif
ATTORNEY. 9-is
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Edwards & Erwin have reduced the
price Of Canon City coal, September
delivery. to 1918 per ton in lots of Gre
ton or more. In order TO make a sure
thing of keeping your home comfort
able this winter, you should take ad-
vantage Of this cut and lag in your
winters supply, as there will be no
coal kept in storage this winter by
them