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Harvest Excursions.

The Santa Fe route has arranged =
series of Harvest Excursions at low
rates. on August 22nd. September l2th
and October 10th. Tickets good
twenty days from date of sale.
On the above dates tickets will be
sold 10 all points in Colorado in IA
direction northwest. west, southwest
and south from Pueblo, but no tickets
sold at less than 800; TO all points in
New Mexico, except on Southern
Pacific and Atlantic Il Pacific Rly's 10
all points in Utah. Oklahoma. Indian
Territory and Texas. This will be "A
good opportunity TO visit the Cherokee
strip and Oklahoma The Santa Fe
route has three daily trains and is the
direct line to Utah, Texas, New Mexico
and Oklahoma.
For additional information call at
the Santa te office ueNt door to the
Post Office. or write 10 the Santa Fe
ticket agent,
+ B. SEAwRIGAT
1910 Pueblo. Cole
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Notice OF General Election.

section 3 Of An Act entitled An Act to sub
nit to the qualified electors of the state the
question Of extending the right Of suffrage Ia
women Of lawful age, and Otherwise qualified
according to the provisions Of Article seven.
section Of the Constitution Of Colorado, ap-
proved April :, 1893, provides rs follows;
SIC, 3. 1t shall he the duty of the secretary
of state To Issue his proclamation or notice to
the electors Of said general election and to give
notice Of the submission Of said section one "a
to the qualified electors Of the state for their
approval or rejection, and 10 print or direct to
be printed upon the Official ballots, used In each
county Of the state nj said election, on separate
lines the words
Equal suffrage approved" and the words
Equal suffrage not approycd,"'
And those voting at the said election, who ap-
prove said section one of hi. net shall place In
or In the margin OF the words: "EGIma. sun
rage approved and those voting at said elec
non who do not approve the same shall place In
to or in the margin Of the words: Equal sur
rage not approved" and the Secretary Of state
shall cause said proclamation or notice herein
before referred Ia To be published IN at least
one newspaper Of general circulation in each
county tif such there be- for three t3) months
previous 10 the next general election. and said
proclamation. by the secretary Of state, and
the voting on the said question Aforesaid, by
deemed and con-dcfcd by all the courts Of this
state u submission Of -aid section one Of this
act I" the qualified electors for approval re
lection within the meaning Of the state con-u-
tuition.
In accordance Herewith notice Is hcreb,
given that general election will be held on
the seventh day Of November. \. ID. lsri, at
which time there will he submitted to the quail
fled electors at said election for their adoption
nr rejection, section one u of said act aforc-
-ad giving To women the right Of suffrage In
the state Of Colorado. which section one ~ Is
as follows:
SIC /. That every female person shall he en-
titled to vote at all elections, In the same man
ner In all respects as male persons are, or shall
be entitled to vote by the Constitution and law-
oi tins state. and the same qualification as to
age, citizenship and time Of residence In the
state. county. city. ward and precinct: and all
other qualifications required by law to entitle
ma e persons to vote shall he required to enti-
tie female persons to vote.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereuntO set
my hand and affixed the Gaeat Seal Of the state
OF Colorado at the City Of Denver. this 'th day
Of August. \. u. 1875.
NELSON o. McCLEEs,
tsEALl Secretary Of state.
sits 10
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CHEERS FOLLOWED Kisses
How Professor Blackie's Apology for =
Rough Word Was Received.

How Professor Blackis's Apology for a
Rough Word Was Received.
Professor Blackie was lecturing to a
new class with whose personnel he was
imperfectly acquainted. A student
rose to read paragraph, his book in
his left hand.
"Sirl" thundered Blackie, 'hold
your book in your right handH'-and as
the student would have spoken-"No
words, sirl Your right hand, say
The student held up his right arm,
ending piteously at the wrist. "Sir,
hae nae right hand!" he said.
Before Blackie could open his lips
there arose such storm of Kisses as
one perhaps must go to Edinburgh to
hear; and by it his voice was over
borne. Then the professor left his
place and went down to the student
he had unwittingly hurt, and put his
arm around the lads shoulders and
drew him close, and the lad leaned
against his breast
MY boy" said Blackie-he spoke
very softly, yet not so softly but that
every word was audible in the hush
that had fallen on the classroom-''my
boy. you'll forgive me that | was over
rough? l did not know-I did not
know" He turned to the students,
with look and tone that came
straight from his great heart, he said:
And let me say to you all, am re-
joiced to be shown l am teaching
class of gentlemen"
Scottish lads can cheer as well as
hiss, and that Blackie learned
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AN INUNDATED TOWN.
Flooded by an Immense Volume @
Thick and Impure water.


Schneidemuhl, town in the pro-
vince of Posen, is disturbed, our Ber-
lin correspondent says, by a remark
able inundation. At the corner of
one of the streets there stood a pump
whic yielded bad water. Last autumn
it was removed, and borings for an ar
tesian well were begun About the
first of July a spring was reached,
but the water which gushed forth was
thick and impure When depth of
200 feet had been sounded an immense
volume of water flowed, and ran down
the street to the kuedow rivulet
The water was allowed to flow for
weeks in the hope that it would be-
come clear. But about n week ago great
cracks became visible in the neig hbor-
ing houses Attempts were now made to
stop up the spring. The conduit pipe
had been removed long since. But the
water still gushed forth. Great car
loads of sand and stones We're thrown
in, but the water penetrated every
thing. The work goes on day and
night; experts from Berlin, Danzig and
Konigsburg have been summoned, but
nobody can do anything. The houses
roundabout are more and more endan-
gered, and the pavement has begun to
get loose. One day lately the alarm
bell was heard calling the firemen.
The water had forced for itself another
passage and no longer flowed down
the gutter, but invaded the cellars of
the houses. The water of the great
lake near Naustettin has since then
sunk many feet The number of
houses threatened is twelve. and the
occupants have all had to leave.
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Rio Grande Flyers, depart rs fol-
lows: For Colorado Springs, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis,
Chicago, New York, or Boston at
4.40 "A. m, 8. 20 "A. M, l.30 Il. M, and
6ls p. m. 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 it, on this time.
Get railroad and Pullman tickets
at Grand Union Ticket office, Cen
trail Block. our Westbeund Flyers
depart daily at " noon and II 40
pm. and our local trains for points
between Pueblo and Salida depart
at $50 n. m. and Up. III. Round trip
tickets now on sale to all points
east and west, also to all local Colo
radoo points.
A. JACKSON, Genl. Agt.
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Latest in "yVorid's Far Rates
Commencing June list. and until
further notice the Denver Il Rio Grande
will sell tickets at the following rates
in connection with the Burlington OF
Rock Island routes, viz: Chicago an
return *32 65 good 30 days
St. Louis and return *27.65 good
80 days. Kansas City. Omaha OF
any Missouri river common point and
return SEQ good thirty days. and com
mencing June 9Th and until further
notice we will sell one way tickets
as follows; Chicago *l7.25 st Louis
$15.75 Kansas City Omaha or any Mis-
souri, River common point $10.75,
Make note of this important point.
viz: We run more trains and give bet,
ter service than all roads running into
Pueblo combined. Just think of it,
leave Pueblo this morning. arrive in
Ohama same night. Chicago or St.
Louis the next afternoon. Only one
night out Pueblo to Chicago or st.
Louis. Secure tickets and Pullman &C.
commodstions at Grand Union Ticket
office. Central block, corner Second
and Main. A JACKSON. Genl. Agt.
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Old Polo.

In the Arabian Nights we read OF
a wise sage who cured great king
by decoction with which he anointed
the handle Of stick with which the
king was in the habit of playing a
game at ball, to the end that when
the royal hand perspired in the vigor
Of the play the open pores might re-
ceive the medicament. The transla-
tor speaks Of this stick as golf.
stick" (sic), but it is plain from the
context that the game was played on
horseback. 1t was, in fact, polo In
deed, the illustrations of the very
same edition show the said king play
ing the game on horse back
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poMEsTicATiNG BEARS.
Two Farmers in = Dispute About Fam
lily Of the Animals.


lily Of the Animals.
Farmer Dan Warren lives near
Hagans Pond, sullivan county, New
York and bear and four cubs come
out OF the woods and feed in his
meadow. He had not raised gun to
them, and he chuckles as he looks at
the furry youngsters. Farmer Wood
is his neighbor, does not like bear,
and when he started to bring in
the cows few days ago
and met the youngsters and
their mother he let his dog fy
at them and get killed Wood got his
rife, and, when he missed that big
bear she chased him all the way into
the back kitchen. Then she made
faces at him and trotted back with
her little ones. Wood is afraid to 90
after his cows now, and swears he
will kill the bear, and Farmer Warren
just as empatically swears that he
will do no such thing. Warren feels
that he has proprietary interest in
the bears, as they feed on his land
He says he wants the cubs to grow
old enough to make fit eating, then he
will kill them himself And Wood is
such a peaceful man that he SAYS he
will move before he fights with his
neighbor
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ORDINANCE NO. 70.

An ordinance amending ordinance No. IL. be-
ing ordinance entitled AN ordinance to
prohibit the moving Of old building, or -hanties
into the limits OF the Incorporated town Of Bes-
,cmer," approved October 9TH 1851.
BE Il, ordained by the city council of the city
pl Be-semer.
SEC. l. That section one Of an ordinance en-
titled 'An ordinance to prohibit the moving of
old buildings or rhantics into the limits % the
Incorporated town of Bcssmcr," he and the
same is hereby amended to read rs follows:
sec. !. That no person shall move any old
building or shanty into the limits of the city of
Iessemer, or from one part of the city to anoth-
er without first having obtained the permission
| of the city council of said city 20 to do.
Passed and approved this III day oi August,
| 1888.
| j. IL. DEMPSEY,
Attest Mayor.
II. f. JOHNSTON.
tsEtL) City CLERK.
l-t publication August 1888.
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Attest.
II. 4. JOHNSTON.
tsEAL) City CLERK.
l-t publication August 1888.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the Central
Colorado Electric Supply and Mnnnfnctur-
ing Company n corporation duly incorporat-
ed under the laws OF the State of Colorado
and doing business in the city of Pueblo and
State OF Colorado, did. on the 18th day of
August 1888. make u general assignment of
all their property for the benefit OF all their
creditors, to the undersigned j. X. Sirugnell,
who has duly qualified ns such assignee
under the statutes.
The total estimated amount Of the assets
of said estate are Four Hundred and Eighty
iye s0-lnp Dollars and the total estimated
liabilities of said estate are Four Hundred
and Thirty Eight S-lD Dollars.
All parties who have claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present their
claims to said assignee, under oath, within
three months from this date. and all parties
owing said estate are hereby reelItsted To pty
the same to the undersigned assignee of said
estate without delay, so that the business Of
said estRie may be settled up without delay.
j. II. STKUGSELL
Assignee of the Cent. Colo. Elec. Sup. and
Mig. TO.
First Publication, Aug. 2sth 1893.
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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 Coffeyvillc via the Missouri Pacific
railway Sufferers from ia grippe,
influenza. rheumatism or kindred dis
eases, can obtain relief by a visit tc
this famous sanitarini
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Notice.

RULE 4. During all alarms OF fire
and while the fire pressure is on the
pipes, the use Of yard and street sprink-
lers is positively prohibited. A viola
ton OF this rule VIII forfeit all right to
use OF water, and will be rigidly en-
forced"
Property owners will see the necessity
OF complying with the above rule, as,
unless all irrigation is stopped, it is i'm
possible to give fire pressure, and
might result in great loss OF property.
Water will be TURNED OFF any
premises where at any time hose is
used without nozzle, or with nozzle
with more than enc quarter inch open
ing.
THE Pueblo WATER Works.
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Notice TO Peoples Party.

Notice is hereby given that the
primaries for the Peoples Party in
Precincts 10, 70, n and -, will be held
as follows on the 18th day OF September,
1893, for the purpose of electing dele
gates to attend the Peoples Party
county convention To be held at the
Court house on Thursday. September
IA at > o'clock p. m.
Precinct No. 10 at
Precinct No, 20 Hose House No. 2.
Precinct No, 81 City Hall.
Preci Ct No, - Hose House No. g.
Polls to be open from p. m. to 9p. m.
j. G. UTTER
County Chairman
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NJ. T.. CHURCH.

Sunday evening lectures, Illus.
trated, will be delivered in course,
covering the history of the Pharoans
and Israelites, in the NJ. T.. Church
by the pastor. The first lecture,
next Sunday evening. subject,
"The Pharoahs resurrected, after
1900 years and the significance OF
this discovery" Seats all free.
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AcHln RookA

Charles Reade is credited with start
ing the scrap book fad, but many
such famous Americans as Chauncey
M. Depew, DIR. o. w. Holmes, Joseph
Jefferson, Edwin Booth, Rev. T. De
Witt Talmage and Roswell p Flower
are said to have begun compilat tloua
of that kind long before the British
novelist made II the vogue.
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ORDINANCE NO. IT.
An ordinance amending section Of
article of ordinance number 3 entitled
AN ordinance concerning Officers

lie it ordained by the city Council uf the city
OF B.--emer:
sEcrioS /. That section u of article of ord
nance number 3. passed October 5th. l>sii be
and the same is hereby amended to read a- fol
lows:
SECTION g. The Marshal shall attend all
meetings OF the Iioa1i Of Aldermen and shall
execute and enforce all ordinances and rcs"lu
tions aud orders of the Board: He shall re-
cciyc as compensation for his services the sum
Of eghty-tiVc dnllar- $500 per month. MI
fees provided by law and ordinance for the
marshal shall. when collected. he paid into the
treasury.
Passed and approved thi- III day Of august,
1888.
j. u. DEMPSEY.
Attest: Mayor.
II. +. JoHSSToS.
tsEALl City CLERK,
lst publication Aug. 1898
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'he missouri Pacific Ry Reduc-
ed Hates
To Chicago and ret, ,,,.,
~ Louis ''
Chicago one way rate =,
81 Louis" ~
Kansas city and ret, good 30 ,lays som
kansas city, Lenvenworth, Athis,n a.
~ Joseph one way, 1918
The Missouri Pacific is the only lin.
Offering choice 81 two routes ov., II.
own rails to Kansas City. ST Lou;.
Memphis and Little Rock. Fer r.l;,,,.
information as 10 routes and r.,..
either railroad or steamship m...
guides, timetables and descri,,,u.
pamPhlets-please call on mr. .d,,.
the undersigned. Sleeper berth, :.
served and baggage checked ;, ~.
Missouri Pacific depot Union ,,snus
bridge or mt the Union Depot
WIN, Hoeo. agent
Telephone 1Qt
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AIm0st Ri1nmv.

At recent dinner in New York
City prominent Southern woman
present remarked in the course of a
conversation touching upon the ia.
nous statesman, that it was almost
wicked in Charles Sumner to have
married. He was so deeply in love
with himself" she continued, that
his marriage was little short of big
any,"
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Excursions.

ID. Il r. g. at one and one-fifth fare on
the following OCCASIONS:
Seven Day Adventists at Denver,
Aug. 30 to Sept. IL.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
at Boulder, Sept. 20.
ALEX. JACKSON, Agt.
Central Blk.
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TRUNKS VALISES.
Better Train service on Sante
Ee Route"

BY the change in time on June 25tl
the Santa Fe route pu, on new train
for Colorado Springs and Denver
leaving Union depot at $40 D m. and
No. o, the fast vcstibuled express will,
leave Union depot for Kansas CITY and
Chicago at 1913 p. m. instead OF II
p m. The Santa Fe route has mar.
trains between Pueblo and Kansas Civ
and Chicago than all the other lines
put together and saves you frou f.u,
to ten hours in time. The speci.,
Worlds Fair Limited is the pron.,
train to take to Chicago. Gs to the
city Office for tickets and information
F b. sEAwRreHr,
City Pass and Ticke. Art
P.s. The A. T. Il S. F. II. r. ia III.
only Pueblo line running on its own
tack all the way to Chicago, u fact,
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AS Tar MS rates. equipments, tim.
service and obliging servants mr.. -.
se.nea ' the Missouri Pacific is uu,ur.
a passed by any line running into pu..,.
The city ticket office +. a, a.
venue bridge depot. Telephop. is,
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ORDINANCE NO. 7S.
An ordinance concerning the closing
Of saloons and gaming houses on the
Sabbath

BE it ordained by the city council of the city
OF Be-scmcr;
SECTION !. 1t shall he unlawful for any per
son Ia keep open on the sabbath day or night
any saloon, tipplinE house or gaming house
within the limits of the city of Bc-s"mrr or
within one mile from the outer boundaries
thereof.
SECTION .. Any person violating the proyis-
ions al section one uf this ordinance shall, on
conviction thereof. he fined in any sum not less
than Fifty Dollars $1,000 nor more than Three
Hundred Dollar $4,000.
Passed and approved this Id day Of August.
lsr',
j. X. DEMPSEY.
Attest: Mayor.
II. +. JOHNSTON,
fsEALj city CLERK.
l-t publication Aug. 1888.
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HOME PRICES.

CHI. Quackenbush 4 Son submit to
you the following partial list OF prices
to which your attention il respectfully
called and they ask you to compare it
with the prices OF any other firm in this
portion of Colorado.
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When Your Eve Strikes This Stop
and Read II,

Dinner in Pueblo. supper In
Cripple Creek.
Leave Pueblo at I | 30 a. m. or | 80
a, m. via Rio Grande Canon City.
Arrive Cripple Creek 730 p. m.
through tickets 40.
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THE LAND OF SHOES!
New England is the home OF shoe factories and
Weymouth Is one OF the Oldest and best known towns
WHERE SHOES ARE MADE,

Naturally shoes can be bought cheapest there. bu,
what we want Ladies' to know is that We will sell
them shoes by the single pair through mail order
department
Send Postal or Express money order or Postal
Note for s. so and will mail you pair of Fine
French Finish Dongola Boots Opera or Common
Sense toe with without tips and perfect in style,
fit and wear, a better boot than you are accustomed
to buy for Sage The good quates Of this boot will
be genuine surprise to you. Sizes run from to s.,
widths c, d. T., and EE.
Addres, n. d. CANTERBURY & CO, East
Weymouth, Mass.
Ii will give US pleasure to tell our customers where
to get other kinds Of shoes such mems children S
at factory prices II they will write just what they
want AND enclose stamp for reply.
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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 al
Enslewood near las M2lsal,ss ~ EsiI, gate
Electric line from the "Rsck Island
depot direct to the gate. Time, tel
minutes. Fare, five cents. You ca
check ysar baggage to Englewood ant
avoid trouble and save expense, a.
Englewood is in the great suburbaI
hotel district near the FAIR. and you cal
have your baggage sent to your quart
ers at once.
Remember, the Chicago. Rocl
island & Pacific is the Worlds Fai
Line for reasons given above.
JOnN SEBASTIAN,
ienl Ticket and pass. agent, Chicago
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The Santa Fe route is the only direct
line from Pueblo to the Cherokee Strip.
Low rate round trip and single trip
tickets on sale For full information
call at Santa Fe stone depot or city
Office next door to postofiice.
+. b. Seawright.
91G Ticket Agt.
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Attention Men.

Good working pants so cents.
Good pair pants $l.0O. Good pair
shoes $l.0O.
Where?
Bessemsr Mercantile Co., Of course
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BL LACKS SMITHING,

horse shoeing and repairing shop.
Satisfaction guaranteed. shop open
from 6 a. IN. till p. m. No. 303
Northern Ave. Bessemer.
MURFREE & EDWARDS.
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Absolutely, q. L. L. GAM & Co
offer the groatest Inducements inI
Clothing 70 b found in the city.
Take nsbody's word.
Investigate Tor yourself.
You will b convinced.
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Opposed to Fusion.

The Pueblo Press is vigorously
opposing the plan of fusion as is
being worked up by members of the
democratic and Peoples party. 1t
says:
\ few men in the Democratic party
in this city who are chronic office
seekers are disgracIng the party by
making overtures to the Pspulist
party for a combination. The Demo-
cratic party has no worse enemies
than these men, and no man whs is
Democrat from princil al will vote
for any man on such a ticket. The
same ought to he true with the
Populists. The gang have arranged
plan for the fusion that will at
least commit the delegates of both
the conventions to the support of
the mongrel ticket.
No man who considers himself a
Democrat and who does not want to
be compelled to support such a
ticket, should attend the convention
as delegate. No Democrat will be
under any obligations to support a
ticket made up by few office
seekers, and who for the last four
years have been instrumental in do
feating every ticket the Democrats
have put in the field
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4. l.. coLLISs,Jr. vRGfNrA RILEY.
Marvellous Wonder Of The Age

Disease cured without medicine with
the aid of the Mosley Folding Bath Tub
and Magnetic Appliances. One of the
greatest discoveries OF the Nineteenth
Century. Give us call.
f5I5 GRAND AVENUE.
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PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.
PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Tuning, repair
Ina, boxing and moving pianos
and organs.
322 Santa F'e Ave.
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I'VE come within cur awful banks
again.'-hine Henry ".
1t was awful for our banks to
be forced to suspend. The Central
National, however, is open again,
and doing lots of business.
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Direct I2oute to the Cherokee
STRIP,