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John R. Dixon.

John r. Dixon. who has been
nominated by the democratic con-
vention for district judge, was born
in Semerst Maryland, and is 36 years
OF age. In 1873 at the age Of Is he
apprenticed himself after receiving
academic education to journalism
under the direction of Mr.. Colburn,
Of the New York Times, in WASH
ington, ID. G. He served on news
paper row for two years, and while
OF the officers conducting the prose
cution of the famous whisky ring.
BY them he was retained as con-
fidential secretary throughout those
celebrated trials.
In 1879 he was admitted to the bar
of the court of appeals Of Maryland
at Annapolis, and in 1880 removed
to Denver, where he spenua year
in the office of Hon. Hugh Butler
studying mining rights. In 1888 at
tbe request of General Charles
Wright, he went to Cheyenne, WvO.,
to accept the position OF assistant
attorney OF the Wyoming Stock
growers association. Shortly after
wards he was elected prosecuting at
torney for the third judicial district
Of Wyoming. In 1888 he represented
Wyoming in the national dems-
cratic convention at st. Louis and
was member of the committee on
notification. He was elected to make
the presentation speech TO General
Pat Collins, permanent chairman Of
the convention, which he did at
Columbus, Ohio, Immediately after
Judge TIL urman had been ohlcially
notified Of his nomination Of the
vice presidency. Mr.. Dixon re-
moved to southern Colorado on as-
count Of . throat affection, late in
lse4 asdsines shen engaged In tho
psssties q lsw - Pssbsos
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WAIFs OF NEW YORK.

No play built upon sensational lines
and intended to cater to the lovers OF
that class of dramatic work has ever
been accorded more Of popular approval
than has The Waits Of New York,
which will appear at the Grand Monday
evening 1t is full of the element known
as heart interest; its story is of tke peo-
pie and for the people. and it offers rich
opportunity for sensational realism in
its fire scene and railroad effect That
the play named is popular is evinced by
its years of successful presentation
throughout the country, and after all
the box office is the best critic of the
worth of play.
The attraction is favorite one.
everything goes with zip that is
refreshing and evokes applause from
every portion of the house. The com
pany is good one throughout and
each member seems to vie with the
Others to make the play success.
Miss Florence Roberts, capital
souprette, assums the leading role and
makes much of it. Her impersonation
of the arduous role of Willie Rnfus Is
clear cut, exceedingly clever and free
from the outer grossness which might
be introduced into such characterize
ton. The child actress, little Virgie
Broy, "a wee mite" makes = pronounced
hit. and receives great applause. She
Is exceedingly clever. The scenery 10
all that is promised and the great dre
scene. introducing genuine $500 ID
watrous engine brings down the houss.
The bridge scene aad The yisw Of
Castle 0srien are very realistic II =
safe to predict thss ssasdiss reoa oaay
will be tbs sign u The box olsss -
day slight. Pspslaf psssss = e.s.I
~ wfIi ~ 1ksl1 !. sas
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Rio Grande Flyers, depart ns fol-
lows: For Colorado Springs, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis,
Chicago, New York, or Boston at
40 a. m, 0. 20 a. m., l.8O a. m., and
8.lS p. III. The Rio Grande makes
the fastest time between Pueblo
and all points east. Only one night
out Pueblo to st. Louis or Chicago.
No other line In 1t, on this time.
Get railroad and Pullman tickets
at Grand Union Ticket ONCE, Cen
tral Block. our Westbeund Flyers
depart daily at l2 noon and II. 40
p. m. and our local trains for points
between Pueblo and Salida depart
At $50 D. m. and 4p. m. Refund trip
tickets now on sale To all points
east and west, also to all local Colo
radoo points.
A. JACKSON, Genl. AIT
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FACTS AND EVENTS.

In 1890 the United states had three
Inhabitants to the square mile Of area;
In 1899 there were twenty.
A man who claims to be .'conjurer"
has SO "bewitched' three negroes In
Tennessee as to render them insane.
The deepest gold mines in Australia
are the Magadla. at Stawell, 1900
feet, and Lansells At Sandhurst, $40.
A direct telegraph cable line be-
tween Australia and CanaIa IL ex-
pectel to be completed in two years
The earth as seen from the other
planets-provided there Is any one
there to see it's Ut = distinct blue
color.
The longest artificial water course
In the world is the Bengal canal, 900
miles: the next is the Erie, a63 Each
cost nearly $40, 0O0, 900.
A North Carolina girl was halted on
the highway by three men. She
whipped out n pistol, and firing on
the crowd. wounded one man and put
them all to flight.
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CHOICE MISCELLANY.

New York city has s4s papers.
The rate of suicide il increasing in
all the countries.
In 1883 the hay crop of the United
States was 4l,454. ass tons.
There is = man in Syracuse, N. ",
who runs . pawn shop in connection
with furniture and stove store. He's
all business
Grecian women possessed twenty
two kinds of footgear, which may be
classed as those which cover all the
foot up to the ankle and those which
simply tied on the top Of the foot
with white ribbons or straps.
Edward j. Sherlock, the keeper of .
popular chop house in Brooklyn, and
q high Mason. was found dead in bed.
He was stricken with death while
reading Homer's Iliad, and he had
marked two lines reading:
Thus shall he say. A valiant Greek lies there,
By Hector slain. the mi shty man OF war.
In fruit raising countries one third
OF the ranches are either owned or
managed by women. In Fresno
county, the great raisin growing dis
trict OF California, only one woman
has failed In business. In Santa Clara
county One-third of the s55, 900, 600
taxable property is owned by women
Nine-tenths of the employees of can
ninR factories are women.
George Lovey attempted to back his
wagon into q mill pond near Wau-
toma. Wis, in order to soak the
wheels He was returning from church
at the time with his wife and three
children and Johnny Nelson aged 1s,
the son of neighbor. The team
backed SO suddenly thlt the wagon
ran into deep water and Lovey's two
aged II and 10, and the
Nelson boy were drowned. Lovey
saved his wife and one child. The
horses were drowned.
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rAnn,. zLssLrms CHALK.

FANNIE kL0SLRR'o CHALK.
Her Appearance.
When l 6rst knew Paris, Taglioni
had left the opera and Fannie Elssler
reigned supreme; the triumphant sue
cess, however, obtained by her in the
"Disbls Boiteux," financially advan-
taSsous ~ II proved to the manage
mont, was by no means relished by
her lady colleagues, who, finding
themselves during the long run of the
ballet completely shelved, unscrupu.
lously proated by any mode Of annoy
ing and embarrassing their obnoxious
rival One evening Burat de Gurgy.
author Of the libretto. knocked At the
door Of the charming dancers dress-
ing-room and found her In . great
state Of excitement
my dear n. Burat," she exclaimed,
II am In . terrible rage. have
scarcely time to dress, and some one
has stolen my chalk"
"Your chAlkl" began Burat
mot doubt Of It. have asked
Everybody for some, and they ali ssy
they have none. 1t Is . conspiracy,
you sec. to hinder me from dancing.
80 now. N. Burat, you will get me
some, will you not?"
But. my dear lady, don't know
where to 20 for It"
Make haste" insisted Fanny. "I
will pay whatever you Ike, but I
must have II. You have just quarter
Of IN hour before the curtain rises,
and shall expect you"
It was then II o'clock, and all the
shops were shut, consequently n.
Burst ives highly psrplsxsd what to
do However, st last he returned,
bringing I've little bits Of chalk, but
looking extremely dolsfuL
''enAn!" exclaimed Mile. Elssler,
triunphantly. "You are indeed .
frisnd In need. What do owe you~'
twenty-five sous for I've glassss Of
szeorsbls eornac,~ was his answer.
II havs bees Obliged 70 70 to Eve
cafes in order to stsai the chalk fruy.
~ billArd tsbleA"
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II had as lief be Brownist a.
politician. ."-TtVeIfth Night.
The bank accounts of politicians
and others are solicited by the
Central National.

Mrs. Fred Brook is back from the
Fair
DR.. B. D. JosIin of Rye is in the city
on business.
A. F. Dukeman has returned from the
Cherokee Strip.
BoRN-on Wednesday last to Mr..
and Mrs. U. g. Pugh al 1911 Eaton
avenue, daughter.
Patrick O,Malley is having an all.
dition built TO his house al 1918 Eaton
avenue.
A mail box now serves the con
vcnieHce of the public at the city hall
corner.
Mss Adic Newton who has been
very sick with the mountain fever is
fast recovering.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in hrst-class
bakery 1t leads.
Clarence Miller. the younger brother
of H. c. and Dan Miller is very sick
with mountain fever.
II. NJ. Shoup and his brother Clyde
went to Cripple Creek Thursday on
prospecting trip and will be away in
definitely.
The Bessemer bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
fectioneries. Always fresh, always
the best.
Miller II Williamson. groceries and
provisions. Summit and Routt. Head
quarters for the best of goods at low
prices
DR. C. A. Gregg is one of the most
skillful of dentists and gives salts
faction in every particular. e02 S.
Union Ave.
For SALE-A 80 #. front on Northern
Ave near Lake Ave for only 1890.
Terms to suit. Cheapest lots in town
This office.
The attachment against the Bessemer
Mercantile Co. will be dissolved Mon
day and Mr. Swartz will probably open
up the drug stock at once.
A couple of practical jokers chucked
some powder into Joe Hollowell's stove
Il few evenings ago. When Joe came
home frsm work and proceeded TO get
supper there was scattering of pans
and pots and badly scared colored
man. No damage done excepting to
Joe's nerves.
"A Nutmeg Match" was not howl
ing success at the Grand When a
play is obliged to border on the smutty
order te bid for the applause of the
coarser element it is a pretty good in
dication that there is not enough merit
in the play to sustain it. Aside from
this there was an over attempt at
realism and the whole thing fell fiat.
A hunting party of nine, composed of
Adam and Milt Kuntz. Thomas Crow.
John and Joe Klink, George Shears,
Thomas Spencer. NJ. L. Todd and Mike |
Kennedy, spent Wednesday night and
the following day at Huerfano lake
after ducks. The party had lots of
success and lots of fun, but they com
plain of Adam kuntZ and Mike Ken
nedy being too friendly with the mess
box
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ALIvELY MEETING.
H. n. Aerss Replies to c. Il. I

H. \. Merss Replies to C. h. Gear
Sharp controversies. thrusss aAd
music by de band" enlivssed the
political gathering OF the populists Al
the U. b. church Monday night. an
overflow crowd being drawn there by
the news that County Commissioner
Morse would reply to some Of the
charges of official corruptness made by
Major C. H. Coan.
The crowd was not disappointed. for
the major made the charges and Com
missioner Morse made successful
defense.
After the major spoke for about an
hour in general way on the political
outlook which TO him seemed full of
dire disasters. he repeated his charges
of official rapacity against the board Of
county commissioners and Sheriff
Moses. No charge of any kind was
made against any other county official.
The speaker read some figures where
in it was alleged that Sheriff Moses had
made overcharges for feeding prisoners.
furnishing them with bedding, towels.
soap etc. He attempted to get of
some cheap ridicule on Mr.. Moses be.
cause he provided the prisoners with
soap. Doubtless the speaker thought
that luxury which man in jail
should do without.
He declared that any one could get
three meals for quarter at McGuirks
restaurant and that the sheriff was re-
ceiving twice that amount per day for
each prisoner. He failed to state that
the other care and attention given the
prisoners including that harmless little
article '.soap" which caused him so
much worry were thrown in as in
cidentals.
His other serious charge was that the
county commissioners set" 313 days
year for which they drew Is per day
when he thought their work could be
accomplished in half that time-he
only thought so, mind you, but his
thoughts were pretty much of a kind
and the kind wasn't much.
In his reply Mr.. Morse showed that
under the late law regulating fees
Sheriff Moses. In the hire of deputies
and in the general discharge of the
duties of his Office lost Il $50 the first
year of his official term. and that he
was actually donating his time to the
welfare of the county. The worthy
sheriff had been out of pocket nearly
$2 900 for the honor Of looking after
duties and furnishing prisoners with
soap Replying to the charge that the
county commissioners sat 3l3 days,
Chairman Morse said that no such
number of days was put in by the
board. One member had served eco
days, the highest number put in by
any of them. The bills allowed the
would prove the truth
Of his contradiction. His remarks
carried weight for he is a man Of
character and well known veracity.
He thought Major Coan's kick on the
expenses Of the county commissioners
came with very poor grace when that
gentleman contributed only about ~
cents in taxes toward paying the ex-
penses of the board of commissioners.
W. S. Williams was chairman of the
Meeting. at the close of which chair
nan Townsend of the populists issued
. challenge to furnish speakers to
lebate with the champions OF any
,arty on the national state or
ocal political issues OF the day.
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Stick a Din in this, as reminder

Stick pin in this, as reminder
that the Rio Grande is the only limo
running through cars from Pueblo
to Buena Vista, Leadville, Aspen.
Glenwood, Grand Junction, Salt
Lake City, Ogden, Los Angeles,
Sacramento, or San Francisco, re-
gardless of any statements made by
agents of other lines, we arc
the only line Offering this &C.
commodation, our Equipment Is un-
equalied, and our rates are always
the lowest. Get tickets and Pull
man reservations at Grand Union
Ticket Office. Central Block.
A. JACKSON. Genl. Agt.
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Half Rates to Denver via the
Rio Grande.
On Sept 30th and Oct LIST we will
sell tickets to Denver aud return al
A.65. All tickets good returning up
to and including Oct. sth. We extend
a cordial invitation to all Odd Fellows
and the public in general to use the
Rio Grande. our train service and
equipment are unequalled. Our Den
yer Flyers depart at 4.40 and SEQ a. IN.
and 30 and 6.is p. IN. Tickets on
sale at Union depot and Grand Union
Ticket Office, Central Block.
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To The Worlds Fair

Save time and avoid the crowd in the
city by buying tickets over the 'Grea
Rock Island Route" and stop of a,
Englewood near the Wold's Fair gate
Electric line from the "Reck Island
depot direct to the gate. Time, tel
minutes. Fare, five cents. You ca
check your baggage to Englewood and
avoid trouble and save expense, as
Englewood is in the great suburban
hotel district near the Fair, and you cal
have your baggage sent to your quart
ers at once.
Re member. the Chicago. Rocl
Island & Pacific is the Worlds Fair
Line for reasons given above.
John SEBAsTIAN,
jen1 Ticket and pass. agent. Chicago
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NOTICE To NON RESIDENT HEIRS

NOTICE To NONRESIDENT HEIRS.
sTfEbEo sTiI + OF toTsTI S2skTPIFApo ,ss.
In the County Court OF the County of
Pueblo. in the state aforesaid.
In the matter of the estate of Henry =
Valentine, deceased.
To Caroline f. Valentine, Emeline e.
Vance Cameron Valentine. heirs at law and
next OF kin, nom residents of the said state
of Colorado. greeting:
Whereas. u certain instrument in writing
purporting To be the last Will and testament
OF Henry :. Valentine, late of said County Of
presented to the County Court of said Pueblo
COUNTY, in the state aforesaid for probate. by
Calvin II. Quackenbush. whose place OF
residence is the city OF Bessemer, In the
County and state aforesaid that the name Of
the testator In said viii is Henry $. Nalen.
tine, and that the place of residence OF said
tesLator, ut the time OF his death. was the
City of Bessemer, in the County and state
aforesaid; the property described and de-
vised In said will is as follows: consisting of
Besssmer. One watch and household goods
as by reference 10 said will, will more fully
appear. - , .,., asa,
quired TO be and appear before the County
Court OF said Pueblo County. at the Court
November A. u. 1898. at Eleven O'Clock a. m.,
then and there to attend the probate OF said
will before said Court, and further TO do and
perform what shall then, by the Court be-
required and adJudged. Witness Jno. II.
Mitchell Judge of said Court, and the seal
state, the 18th day of October A. D. 1888.
JNo. II. MITCHELL,
SEAL Judge Of County Court.
First publication Oct 81, 1898
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Republican Headquarters.

The republican headquarters for the
campaign have been established in the
Board of Trade building. first floor. the
spacious hall and Office rooms having
been obtained and fitted up. All the
newspapers of the county and many
others will be on file and the public is
respectfully invited TO visit the head
quarters and read and have social
time.
X WILDEBooR,
w. A. PITTON. Chairman.
Secretary
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The famous Hot Springs of Arkansas,
world renowned for their healing quail
tiles and as health and pleasure re-
sort. can be reached quickly in Pullman
Buffet sleeping cars from Kansas City
and Coffeyville via the Missouri Pacific
railway Sufferers from "la grippe,
influenza. rheumatism or kindred dis
eases. can obtain relief by visit tc
this famous sanitarin,
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Notice.

RULE4. @During al slarms Of fire
and while the fire pressure v on ths
pipes, the use Il yard and street. sprink-
'srs 10 positively prohibitsd. A viola-
ton Of this ruls VIII forfeit eli right 70
uss Of water, sod Will BE- risidly en-
forcsd."
Piopsfty ownsrs will ~ Tie necessity
Of complying with the above ruls, =,
unIss all irrigation y stoypsd, u = in
possible 70 give . aas pasnssA asd
night result In sssat lus a pssYseiy.
Watss Will y TumnD csv -
pssasess whsrs ssssy tins ) hsss =
nesa wiehcut nsaziarss WttA ! = =
~, vi sns - - stis - Il ~:
! 'I1'|l - I|l'liIl
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Take Notice.

have moved my shop from Northern
and Eaton avenues to l241 Routt
avenue, one door north OF the City
scales, and am now prepared to do all
kinds OF work usually done in city
BLACKSMITH SHOP. Give me n share OF
your work as am not of the new
imports, but have residence record OF
twelve years, and NEVER scABBED.
A. T.. LrTZ.
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Cards for Sale.
A. T.. LrTz.

Large cards with the following:
Furnished rooms TO rent" "un-
furnished rooms for rent, "rooms
with board" "for rent" "bOarders
wanted" "dressmaking,' etc. etc.
ect. for sale at this office.
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HOME PRICES.

G. II. Qusoksnbush 1 Son submit TO
you the following partial list Of prices
to which your attaotiou 10 respectfully
called and thsy ask you to compare 1t
with the prices of any other firm in this
portieu Of COLORADO.
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rrl.oo Mla.win,er Eair.

The Santa Fe Route the favorite
Trans-Continental Line has placed
ON sale Low rate round trip tickets to
San Deigo, Los Angels and San
Francisco, good to return until
April 80 1894. Choice Of routes Of
fered and Pullman Palace and
Tourist sleepers through with enc
change. Call at cit, ONCE Of Santa
Fs route for full information or
address +. Il. SEAwRIaHT
q At A.
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ORDINANCE NO. y,

- sraiaasca rspsaliaE scdiaaace
Ne. T.
p Y 9rdaised BY the city council Of ~
9nc!os !. That ordinance No. @ es.
lSso4 Az ordnance providing thst All -
ks ksintine, stsaicnerY. and blasks
0os6N - fefnjshe1 ty cossxS2S y = y n, r !.
49, l ~. )" b ssd tss sssas i hss:sy
: ~ - ( ns,sv+sa sAIs ~ ~ q
'1IIIIiI1' TX. Dsns2sr
!: /! ! J. =. -.
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Excursions.

Excursions.
Excursion rates will be made over the
d. 4 R G, at one and one-fifth fare on
the following occasions:
Seven Day Adventists ut Denver,
Aug. 30 to Sept. II.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
at Boulder, Sept. 20.
ALEX. JACKSON, Agt.
Central Blk
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Leave Pueblo at 1 go a, m. or 1850
a. m. via Rio Grande Canon City.
Arrive Cripple Creek 7.30 p. m.
hrongh tickets 4;4O.
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Water Rents Due.

Water rents for another quarter
were due Oct. '88. Unless paid
promptly water.wtll he turned of.
THE PUEBLO WATER Co.
South side
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TIE ukADLIsnr-For hay. grain.
iour and feed In any quantities and At
bed rock prices call at the Headlight
Feed Store. c. street and victoria Ave
Ed g. Donley, proprietor
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sne nknew sAe Dsa.rs.es.

The bostoa pepsrs oontinus 70 ~
port anecdotes whish show that the
children Of the clty Aes not soon 70
loss their reputation for superior Taste
and intslll6enee.
A four year old-giri created laugh
tho other night 10 one Of the public
parkA Ths bad dN NOT arrive -
promptly ~ she sxpsctsa. asd 80 b.
gan 70 fear that Il would rot some -
all
Never miad " ssid hss fashse esa-
soiingiy. III II dossa't coms I'll siag
ysu . song"
Il don't wast you 70 sins." psPsise-
ID The discsiminAting cAilA Il waat
some music- -r-Doston TraascstpA
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c. H. Quaeksnbush & Son
BLACKSMITHING,

horse shoeing and repairing shop.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop open
from @ u. m. till Z p. III. No. 8O3
Northern Ave. Bessemer.
MURFREE Il RDS.
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The Lowest. The Lowest.

The Lowest. The Lowest
Note the cheap rates via Santa Fe
route.
Chicago and return s23.W
Chicago, one way l2D
st Louis and return 1925
st Louis, one way 1865
Kansas City and return 1870
Kansas City one way 800
Three double daily trains for all
above points. Solid vestibuied
sleepers and chair car via the popular
Santa Fe route. Full information at
city office 237 union Ave.
+. Il SEAwRIGHT.
&. P& 7. A.
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THE LAND OF SHOES!
New Englsnd 10 the hoae Of shos factories and
Weymouth Il sss Of ths oldest and bsst known towns
WHERE SHOES ARE MADE.

NAtufxfy, shess IN b< bou2ht chkzp&6 thafe, bNt
what We want Ladies to know 10 that We will sell
them shoss by tbs single pair through mail order
department.
Send Postal or Express money order or Postal
Note Tor 80 and we will mail you pair Of Fias
Sense toe with without tips, and perfect In style,
fit and wear; better boot than you are accustomed
to buy for Ss5o The good qualities Of ts boot will
widths C, d, Z, and EE.
Address N. D. CANTERBURY & CO., Ess,
Weymouth, Mass
will give pleasure 10 tell eur customer where
to get other kinds Of shoes such men or chidrens
at factory prices II they will writs us Just wha, they
want and enclose stamp for reply
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tIAs Aear' - saiA = 49, D.1ssf
z ~ eaatss sjaHt ~ e1l1k = ~
Hsse le0 gs9ml lnoo4ee - 4 gofel
yeu - y vSry 1 peo Sss SsaSSsS B
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100 h Flour-guarantsed el.65
100 h Potatoes, White DslNsrte 1.15
30b Rolled Oats 100
/ h Dried Peaches 10
l h Dried Apricots 10
l N Pearl Tapioca 10
! pkg 8. G. Starch 0
l pkg Quacker Oats 10
l pkg Sioux Oats 10
Can Oil Sardines O5
Can Mustard Sardlines 10
2 lb Can Cornsd Beef 70
2 Cans Salmon 20
6 lbs sweet potatoes s,..... 25
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DENS ANTIPOENA.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.

The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century. DR.. c. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are at 200 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pam.
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VIZ MBET THE PEOPLE
Half Way With Prices to Suit the
Hard Times.

NE Handle only the Best Of Goods a,hseh we
sell afb,yces to meet all eombekon NE are aekesm'"-
ed to give satisfaction Your attention is caea to tie
toLl0ayiug byire list
,AREAD and REEZECZt-