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smol,nx Meat without Fire.

II may sound absurd to make state
mont about smoking meat without fire, /"
for II is well known saying that where
there is smoke there must be fire. The
advance OF science. however, has made
this idea obsolete, aud today with the use
of krausers' Liquid Extract of Smoke II IL
possible TO quickly, economically and sue
cessfully smoke meat without n fire. This
liquid extract N made by distilling the
smoke from hickory wood ant. is absolute
ly harmless. In fact, meat smoked by this
method has n genuine smoke flavor, re-
mains moist and soft, and Is not infested
with insects Every objection Of the old
method Is overcome, every trouble ended
and the unsightly and dangerous smoke
house " n thing Of the past kraurcfs'
Liquid Extract OF Smoke long ago passed
the nge Of experiment, and thousands are
using IL today with profit aud satisfaction.
by writing 4, krauser a Bro, Milton, Pa,
those who nrc interested cnn secure free Of
charge instructive printed matter about
methods OF curing and smoking all kind.
Of meats.
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A coUNTERFElrER CAUGHT.
Tho Police of Syracuse Make nm Import.
nat CAPTURE,

Tho Police of Syracuse Make nm Import
apt Capture.
On Monday the 18th, Harold Marquisee, of
Utica, N. y, was arrested in Syracuse, n
Y, on warrant sworn out by the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., charging him with
forgery. On the 10Th of December Maraui-
see visited a photo-engraver in Syracuse,
saving he was the representative OF the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co, and arranged for
the making Of full set OF plates for the di-
rection sheets tables, etc, OF the famous
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
News OF this reached the home office, and
no time WAS lost in arranging for his arrest
when he should return for the plates. He
returned on the 18th md was accordingly
arrested and is now in jail in Syracuse
awaiting examination.
This arrest proves to be nn important one.
In addition to various plunder, such ns
medical books, typewrites, rugs, etc,
found in Marquisee's trunk when arrested
the police also found counterfeit coin both
in the trunk and on his person; and in
search Of his apartments at Utica found
n complete outfit for counterfeiting con
sisting OF crucibles, bellows, nickel, lead
bisinuth, nntimony,. small blacksmith
forge, charcoal furnace, and several
plaster of-pnris molds. The United States
marshnls want him Just as soon MS the DR..
Williams Medicine Co. are through with
him, and, no doubt, he will be sentenced
for long period.
In selecting DR. Williams Pink Pills fol
his counterfeiting operations, he showed
his knowledge OF the proprietary medical
business; for these pills are in such grcn,
demand that they are easily sold nt any
drug store In the United Statcs. His scheme
wns to work the country druggists and sell
his limitations Mt n discount OF from poi
cent to per cent, explaining the reduced
price by the fact that he had picked them
up in small lots and Mt n discount from
dealers who were over-stocked. BY work
ing fast and making long jumps, he would
have secured many hundreds Of dollars In
short time. The proprictors OF DR.. vii
liams' Pink Pills are most fortunate tc
have caught the rogue, before he had fair
ly started, and to have thus kept these
spurious goods out of the market
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nails, which were at the further side of
was not completed when the city was
covered up. The most striking feature
OF this open space is the ruins OF the
temple OF Venus. A main street OF
Pompcii leading from the station is
that known as Strada deli kbondanza.
at the corner OF which II 10 be seen
the chnlcldicum or exchange, one OF
the most beautiful buildings as yet re-
vealed. It's central hail having been
surrounded by columns OF Parian mar
bic. In the Street Of Tombs. however.
we are upon more solid ground. for not
n few OF the monuments bear the
names and the busts OF those 10 whose
memory they were erected. At the
extreme end OF the Strada is the so
called villa Diomede. which has attrac-
tions alike for the lovers OF fact and
fiction. for here were found the bodies
OF seventeen women and children who
had sough, refuge under the portico.
but were apparently sufrocated. Tho
amphithcater IL even farther away
from tho center Of the city than the
Sepoleri. md II IN on this point that
recent excavations have been chiefly
directed, with very important results.
II must be remembered that Bulwer
Lytton was quite accurate In describ-
ing the gnmoa which were In progress
n, the time Of the fatal eruption of We
ruyius. which swallowed up both Pom.
reii and Hcrculaneum. and one OF the
results Of the works carried out here
Ia 10 show that the loss OF life on that
occasion was less than formerly sup
posed. The people assembled nt the
ampbithca,cr had time TO mako their
escape 10 the open country beyond,
Scarcely more than 700 bodies have
been discovered. md the pcrfcc, state
IN which many OF them were found "
n, least negative evidence that time
would not have reduced others to Inn
pnlpable dust The activity, however,
Of tho present Italian government VIII
not be relaxed until pompell has been
forced to give up nli rs secrets. and
In tho meanwhile II II giving mp It's
treasures Of marble. bronze and gold,
and bringing TO light, among other
facts. that portrait painting, for mural
decoration. whs prarticed probably by
Greek artists for their Roman patrons.
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Hank of England Forgery,

The clever forgery OF notes OF tho
Bank OF England, which recently came
TO light quite by accident. has created
sensation from the fact that tho
banks own paper. with the proper
water mark. was reproduced This
had never before beon done. The
forged no,ca were absolutely perfect,
excepting that the secret cipher marks
were lacking, The discovery ,ha, the
notoB were not genuine WIS made by
cashier who happened to have rca-
son formally to check tho validity OF
the notes by reference TO tho cipher
books. About 10000 Of the forged
notes have turned up NO far, and II has
been discovered that thoy were all put
In circulation In one day by being
changed simultaneously at twenty-five
different exchanges IN Paris, Tho gang
In known TO be- n large one, bu, no far
the police have been unable TO trace ita
members.
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prove OF interest. Among the 100000
Chr'~tians at present in the island
barely 1000 belong to the Latin rite,
and these chiefly in the larger towns
Canea, Gambia, and Retimo. WheE
Venice in 1904 took possession Of the
island. which was formerly under the
sway OF the Byzantine empire. no less
than eight episcopal sees were erected.
with an archbishopric at Gambia. 1t is
therefore probable that at that time
nearly the whole island was Catholic.
After 1863, when Crete fell into the
hands of the Turks, the Latin bishops,
with nearly all their clergy, left the
country, which fell into the hands of
the schismatic Greek clergy, who
Gbout this time came to 1t. In 1874
Plus IN. restored the ancient see OF
Gambia, making 1t suffragan to the
archbishopric of Smyrna At present
Fra Angelo di San Giovanni Rotondo
administers the diocese, and has under
him six fathers and five lay brothers
scattered among the various towns.
There are three Latin parishes in the
island, at Canea, Gambia, and Retimo,
and mission station, which is occas-
ionally visited, at Sitia. There are
three Catholic churches. four boys and
two girls schools, with 200 pupils, and
at Canea an orphanage and hospital in
the care of the Sisters OF St. Joseph.
These latter are all French. while the
capuchins are Italians.-London Tab
let (RomaI Catholic).
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The Intempcrance of Cooks

1t is a well known fact that very
large number OF professional cooks, or
cooks who work in hotels and large
boarding houses, are addicted to the
excessive use of stimu!ants. Some
ascribe this to the high temperature OF
the kitchen, and consequent exhaus-
tion; Others to the loss of appetite pro-
duced by the constant sight and odor
OF food. 1t is also said to be due to
tasting sauces that are favored with
spirits. Exhaustion and lack of appe-
tite are probably the most frequent
causes. On the other hand, men who
are employed about the furnaces OF
iron works, the firemen on railroads.
and stokers on steamboats,. are not ad-
dicted to the use OF intoxicants: they
could not retain their places II they
were. Whatever the reason for the
intemperance of cooks, 1t is generally
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Now, for the first time since that fatal
day whose awful happenings Bulwer
depicts SO graphically-and doubtless
SO truly-in his famous romance, the
forum, which was the central feature
OF the place, and the Strada del Sepol-
cri. the principal suburb, can be real
ized In their principal relations. The
early work of clearing the historic city,
pursued with vigor under Murat when
he found himself temporarily installed
as King of Naples, was set back from
time to time by new eruptions of We
suVius. AS late as 1923 Msis Berry re-
cords in Ter journal:
We set out. large party, for Pom
peh. The drive of fourteen miles is
very disagreeable. Notwithstanding the
view OF the bay and the mountains
around. The cinders and lava
OF the eruptions last October (1s22)
nave scarcely yet been swept to each
SIDE OF the streets, but are left on the
road. Outside of Pompeii 1t is half
way up the horses legs"
NO such impediments now await the
traveller, and very prosaic and dis
tinctly dilatory train deposits him in
an unpretentious and not very cleonIy
railway station. Except to the highly
classical and ultra enthusiastic eye, the
iirst impressions of pompeii are disap-
pointing. The first place of interest
which is passed is the so-called BASIL
lea, supposed to have been used as a
law court, but distinct from the tribu-
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SAVED BY HIS PRISONERS.
Men Arrested as Tramps Kept Their
Captor from bleeding to Death.


Deputy Constable Fred Black Of
Fruitvale nearly lost his life recently
while trying to arrest four tramps. He
accidentally stabbed himself while en-
gagged in a battle with two of the men
and had 1t not been for the assistance
of the other tramps, who refused to run
away, he would have bled to death.
says the San Francisco Examiner.
Black had been informed that many
petty crimes were being committed Just
outside the city limits and he went
to round up all the Weary Willies"
in the neighborhood. In big field
Black came upon four men who were
taking it easy and cooking their din
ner. The tramps were ordered into
line for the march to the county jail.
All went well until fence was reached
when two of the fellows showed fight.
Black gave them battle and as they
jumped over the fence the officer drew
big bowie knife and started In pur-
suit. He missed his footing and fell
from the fence on the huge knife, the
blade of which penetrated his right
thigh, severing one Of the main ar
teries. The two fighting tramps made
their escape. The officer called on the
two remaining tramps not to desert
him in his trouble and leave him to
die.
"Pardncr, we never desert man In
the hour of need" remarked one of
them.
The prisoners carefully bandaged
the wounds OF the helpless officer and
stopped the flow of blood. Then they
carried him half mile to the railroad
track in the hope Of getting help. On
! three different occasions one of the
prisoners tagged Southern Pacific
trains. but the engineers would not
stop.
Finally one Of the tramps ran five
miles to Haywards to tell the news
and induced the Haywards local rail-
road men to stop the train and pick up
the officer Black was unconscious
when removed to his home. but his
tramp prisoners remained with him
until they saw that he was all right.
They were rewarded for their trou-
BILE by being given their freedom.
81 owe my life to those two tramp
prisoners" said Constable Black. "a
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WITTY SAYINGS.

A man named Bean has been elected
presiden, OF the Boston Board Of Trade
The Beans arc always taken care oi
IN Boston.
4 genius In Indiana has invented Q
hat that holds n pint OF whisky. II 1,
not hat one would like to paRo around
for collecting purposes.
Customers made TO feel tired by tn,
continuous talking Of BARRIERS. under.
stand why Sampson lost his strength
by having his hair cut.
A health journnl Is telling people
how to lie when asleep" II II could
persuade them to tell the truth when
awake. II would be doing rcnl service
An old bachelor says; 1T Ia all non.
sense TO pretend that love In blind.
never knew man In love who did
no, zee 10 times ~ much In his sweet.
heart as I did"
Crimsonbcnk-My tailor has prom.
iscd to have my clothes done to-mor.
sow. Yeas,-Do you think he'll give
them to you on timer "ob. no: III
have TO pny cash"
A man can be elcctrooutcd without
showing nervousness, and In full pos.
session OF his faculties; bu, n man who
suffers death by tho guillotino CON.
pleteiy loses his head.
A foreman of n railroad gang desir.
Ing his men TO complete n job with
greater celebrity than they were cyinc.
ing. remarked 10 onoi Pat. you mus,
hurry up and get this Job completed NJ
the advance agent Of prosperity tmenn.
ing President Mckinley IL coming
over this road tomorrow" "is tina,
so2" remarked Pat. "shurc and h,
must be long ways ahead Nv The
show"
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are afterwards surprised to see him get
strong and well again.
Mrs W H. Duncan, OF Arlington, Phelps Co.
Mo. writes: My husband took four bottles of
Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery when he
was las he thought almost into consumption. and
we were very thankful that such a medicine could
be found wish all persons troubled with cough
would take II. Long may the Golden Medical
Discovery and 'favorite Prescription be
made. | shall always recommend and praise
these medicnts."
All lung and bronchial diseases are cured
by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
because il supplies the,system with healthy
blood. II puts the vital forces into action
and fills the circulation with the life giving
red corpuscles which builds up solid, mus.
cular flesh and healthy ncrvc.io:cc.
hs medical author, Dr. Pierce holds an
eminent place in his profession. His great
thousand page illustrated book. THE Pco.
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser" is
one Of the standard medical works OF the
English language Nearly 700 COO copies
were sold at 81 81 each a paper bound
| copy will be sent GbIoiHfclT fJeS for the cost
of mailing OHir, ~ one.ccnt stamps or,
CLOTH bound for Il stamps, Worlds Dis,
! pcusarv Nrdir7l aaer~i-''~.' PrTaln NY.
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was as helpless as child when they
stood by me and gave me helping
hand. They had every chance TO gain
their freedom. but would not leave me
TO die In the field. After all. there
are few good fellows among these
knights OF the road"
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Drink Water at the White House.

No wine was served at the first state din.
ner given by President Mckinley. and this Is
10 be taken as n precedent, except for din
ncrs given to the diplomatic corps TO whom
II concession VIII bc made on the ground of
custom and conyentlonnlity. When the
President cntcTtnlns his fellow .counirymen
he will give them all the cold water they
want, but nothing stronger.
The state herald., 1897-04-09
H.war. of Ointment. for Csisrrh That Con
tain Mercury.

ns mercury viii snrely destroy the -'nss
~ smell and completely d-rnnrc the whole
rons snffnccs. such articles should never
he us-i except "a prescriptions from re
pntnbA. tay G'sans. ne III. damage the,
viii Ito .is Irn.fold o. the seel you eau -pos
sihly derive from them, Halls raihrrt
cure. manufactured by y. J. chrncy a Co.
Toledo, o., contains no mercury. and u
taken internally, acting directly upon ths
In buyihg Halls rs'arr'i Care he sure you
grt the genuine, u IL taken Internal,
and made IN JnlsJyl tD.fby Y, J, Cheney 4
soid by Drurris,s. price tie per bottle
Halls Family Hills arr the best,
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ANTi-COI.D Powder, CURES A COLD
In the head In one day. All Druggists refund
the money II 1t falls TO cure. o5 cts. SURF
CURE FOR CATARRH AND HAY FEVER.
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SECRETS OF POMPEII.
BURIED CITY NOW NEARLY
CLEARED OF THE DEBRIS.
Seven Hundred Bodies Discovcrcd-Thc
Loss of Life Was Not So Great 80
Has Been supposed, fer the People
Had Time to Escape.

T last, after per-
haps a century Of
more or less inter
mittent work, Pom
peii, the city OF
ancient Il o m q n
pleasure, has been
prac ,ically cleared
of the volcanic de-
bris of seventeen
centuries, says the
New York Herald,
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The Revised Version,

"what is your new painting cailedr'
"'The Cleaner
"Ah, n. young glri with a sickle and
bundle Of grnlnf'
''No: an elderly girl with fiat pocket.
book aud au nrmful Of bargain dry goods"
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whats your Idea of nm up-to-date girlf'
"She's a girl who has sense enough to
scratch the date of her birth out Of the
family Bible"
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Changed Ever, srcona.

Hewitt-''A wise man changes his
mind. but fool never does Jewett
What wise man my wife must
be."-New York World.
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STAR TouAcco."

As you chew tobacco for pleasure use star.
n IL not onlr tho hest but the mosi lnstinr aud.
therefore, the cheapest.
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Double. tn. Pleasure Of .Dr,y..

nne carriage doubles the pleasure of
driving. Intending buyers of carriages OF
harness can save dollars by sending for the
large, free catalogue Of the Elkhhnrt Car,
ringe and Harness Mfg. Co, ElkhnTt, Ind.
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n.n,, 1.h,n. Spit and Susl. Ysur ID, l,,,.

To aui, tobacco easily and forever, be mnv
netir. full Of lfu. nerve aud ,igof, take No
ta.iihc, the wonder worker, that make.
weak mrn strong All druggists, toe, or 81,
rufp guaranteed. iiookiet and sample nee
Addrts. Nirrlins Remedy Co, Chicago oi
New York
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FITS stopped free and permanently curc1. No nus
after nrst day y use OF DIR. kliM.'s GREAT Nerve
Restorer. frco 81 trial bottle and treatise
Send TO DE-. kLisf, p3l Arch st, Philadelphia, Pa
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"Doe- your husband sympnlhlne with tho
GreekHr "lir does indeed. h. has named
two Of our new pups Alphn aud Omega
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"James Is so sweet and Amnble during
Lent" GLOW does he show ~" EVERY
evening he let's me read pudding recipes to
him by the hour"
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children's spring vacatlonr' 'No; we have
1t arranged so that I.obby's vacation doesn't
begin until the day that Tommy's ends"
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Jimmy, be more respectful; remember. |
am your mother" "Pool,-that nln't nothln'
y snld y could spin top, an c'yy time y
spun her she wuZ upside down."
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"Yarblcy has taken violent distastc for
opera" "Whnt Il clever stroke Uf econ
omyv
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Jimmy, bring In the spade and hoe 1t Is
raining" "And the lnwn.mowcr, tooT
'No; that belongs next door,"
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reform, Need More Than a dn,

To bring them about. and are always more
complete and lasting when they proceed with
steady regularity 10 a contamination. Few
81 the observnnt among us eau have failed 90
notice that permanently henlihful changes In
the human system are not wrought by ab-
rupt aud violent means. and that those are
the most salniary medicines which are pro-
gressiye Hostcttcr's Stomach Bitters 10
The chief Of these. Dyspepsia. a disease OF
obstinate character, Is obllieraied by 1t.
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| Hawkins, yoH ought to pay that tele,
| phone girl n nhandsome commission" +" "whyy'
| ''Shc Is always advertising you as busy"
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nlh ,nn r,rr We, an indlnnY

Expect not, 30 ss4ii two.ceht stamp "a
tho unurrni Passenger Agent Colorndo Md
land ilaiitnai, Denver. and he Will send Jou
. noe col0tri picture OF ohs.
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For lung and chest diseases. Piso's Cure IL
the best medicine we have used Mrs. J. l..
Northcott. Windsor, Ont. Canada.
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"Thnt actor seems devoted to study.
doesn't hep 'No; he seems devoted to the
leading lady's undcrstudy."
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"ro.e SAYS II Il perfect bore 70 be tnaf
fiei 10 photographer" "whyf'' tif sb,
dNesn't Smile MI the time he jumps NJ nni
dusn IN front of her and rings d little bell."
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'slowboy likes the opera or "Romeo and
juliet better than the play" "Of course:
he doesn't have to pay any attention to the
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.,auon HABIT ro,,r,vs.y CURED

Home Trcn cntmcnt-Writicng guarantee given-no
rrr, no pay send 20. stamp for treatise. Neuroico
Medicine Co.. Hornesyill., y y. Mention this paper
The state herald., 1897-04-09

"Joe keeps his wife and mothcr-in.law
mad ut him half the time" 'What vexes
them sof" ale calls them his board OF lady
managers"
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Mrs. SNinsIow'- Soothing syrup

foTcmtfon t--thinz softrns thcg utns reduces tnAm
natiou, aAys pain, wind cole, . q bottle
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Iioman Caihnilra 10 trrie.

7 NoWah IHthnIIta III 'f'0''
T AZ the present moment n note hbou,
the ,tnte OF Catholicism IN Crete Will
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''rootnler is always lucky" "whnt has
happened nowi' 'rhe other people moved
inio bis Hat only half n day before he moved
The state herald., 1897-04-09

"Doork..prts and aatatcepefs have always
been d mean III" sis that soy "ies, you
remember how they wouldn't give Adam aud
Eve a return cheek"
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarots Candy Caihartic iOc or so
II C. e. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money
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THAT SPLENDID CorFEE.

Mr.. Goodman, Williams County, ILL.,,
writes us; From one package Salzer's
German Coffee Berry l grew 800
pounds Of better coffee than can buy
In stores at 80 cents n pound"
A package OF this and big seed cnta-
logue Is sen. you by John A. Salzer
Seed Co.. La Crosse, Wis, upon receipt
OF 15 cents stamps and this notice. w.n.
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Denver Directory.
HARNESS


The best $50 dou-
BILE Concord Hnr.
ness In Colorado
for SIS. with
hrceching. 500; So
double team har,
ness. with breech.
ing, $40: $25 steel
horn stock saddle
for SIS; SIS single
buggy harness foi
$3.50. Do not be
deceived by worth
less limitations. but
order direct from
us and get the
lowest wholesale
prices. Catalogues
free. All good.
stamped. FRED
MUELLER, lil3
L.arimer Street,
Denver. Colorado.
E\ANIINATIOS,
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No-To- I,nc for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. bOc. 81. All druggists
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AnICc Send your orders for everything
lHUIEO In the MILLINERY line to THE
ROWLAND MILLINERY CO., Denver.
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I'M OMO Foreclosure In different parts Of the
N X |VI n State. Write for particulars The Cen
h'I'S trnl Trustee, 1854 Curtis St Denver.
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CONDEMNED.

When an innocent man is condemned for
any crime he doesn't lose hope. His law.
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nlIu nATAI0 DROP 4 POSTAL TO
WOOD ARMS co. DENVER. COLO.
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cTh1E 0RE sninplinF wGrt.-omcs Albany
eren &C Book valuable to ore rhippcrs MALE free
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)ENVER SAVINGS BANK Ss%e,Fsy.s SseFi'e, 's;s; Ssi
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NM UuI OMnOMHn Wholesale and
WlIkEk kIIWllllWkK X Retail
hOhi II hOJtoShh hh GROCER.
The Ward Auction Co. RaGSsiq' toa ssi: in ns% raad and
second hand furniture aud carpets. iS2s Arapahot
Tna,.~.lnr.Hl all III axes SO up Supplies.
VIIHWIIIplNc etc Llsts free. Typewriter
'pOVIltOIOE Exchange. 1898 Champa st

ulnTnD Base Ball and Tennis Goods are
VDlUn being used los most colleges and
schools In Colorado. Special prices to clubs
Everything guaranteed to be- the best Of IT,
Kind Send for cnialng Denver Branch Of
the Oycrmnn wheel Co. i7iualG Stout. See
ond-hnnd Bicycles In A No. 1 condition AZ
reasonable prices.
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VAL Wal. PA PAPtR PHR}2a & CARPE ARR lSSsss s