davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CIIN nkTAInn nnuF. 4 POSTAL. TO
WOOD ARMS GO. DENVER. fbf.D.
BARTElDfS & CO., Denver. Colo.
NJ ntion this paper.

HW DMQ Foroclusures IN different parts u tao
I IA II Nl u s9G. Wriic Tor particulars The Cen.
I'o trl Trustee Idi Curtis 81. Denver.
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the defniteness Of thought determines
clearness of outline. A devotional
thought is shown in clouds of deep
blue; anger in flashes of lurid deep red
love in clouds of rose pink, jealousy
In dashes of dull green; intellect in
circles of delicate yellow.
Not much reliance is placed upon the
authenticity of these pictures, as clair
voyants had something to do with their
formation, and for that reason they
should not be classed with the genuine
work of reputable scientists. They
show, however. that Prof. Crookes and
his fellow workers will be constantly
hampered by faddists and eccentric
folk generally who will distort real
achievements by bogus attempts to
outdo them. DR. Ermacora. the Ital-
Ian telopathist. has conducted his ex-
periments in unique way. lie has
made child see in dreams many
things that she had never heard of be
fore and to experience emotions that
she had never felt This, of course,
would be possible by che use of hypno-
tism, but the doctor claims that this
power was not invoked The child
would go to sleep naturally at night
time and the next morning she would
be asked If she had any dreams during
the night, and she would then tell Of
them. In a majority of cases she
dreamed exactly what the doctor had
said she would inspire. Several times
he met with complete failure. but the
successful attempts proved the general
truth of the phenomena, The child,
Angelina Cayazzoni, was only 4 years
old at the time and her worldly knowl-
edge and experience were naturally
small. The child never made a trip on
the water and knew nothing of the
| distressing malady, but the next morn
ing she told how she had dreamed of
being on a boat, how it was tossed about
and how terribly sick she was at her
stomach. She described all of the reg
ular symptoms perfectly. At other
times she was inspired to see wild ami
mails which she knew nothing about,
and although she could not describe
them by name her description made it
an easy matter to identify them Pic
| lures and buildings she had never seen
she was also inspired to dream Of and
| in several cases she described them
quite accurately These experiments
| continued for a period of several
months. but the child never knew. and
for that matter, does not yet know, the
part that she played in them.
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a Story of bismarck.

A recent writer has recalled a story
that illustrates Bismarck's magnanim.
ity in his earlier days. Count Rech-
berg called on him once to show him a
despatch from his government instruct
ing the count to vote with Prussia at
the next meeting of the Diet. Blsmarcl,
read the document, and returned 1t to
the count. saying, This is evidently a
mistake" Rechberg, in his turn looked
at the sheet and changed color In
stead of the official letter, he had, by
mistake. handed to Bismarck the Sc
cret Instructions he had received con-
currently. calling upon him. while
openly oountenancing Prussia, to use
his utmost endeavors to cause the 9TH
er German states to vote against tho
measure. For n moment both states
men looked at each other in silence.
Then Bismarck said Don't be upset,
You never intended giving me the let
ter. Ergo you never gave it to me:
ergo, l know nothing about the whole
affair"
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rho l1rrD-r u--rr,oIr in IN worId.

shout to NHlu ur Hrl.ar -t1rue. ru-u-gu.r
n thr world i.- capacity hu.uE uu Ices N.Hu
hg""HH1Nh EH|IHH--uHHu-H HH supply fa.
oHa i"Ir '.u.~ Tics wu"u H- tHu capacity uI
A. 'tH rrl-..N- wHrHr works reservoirs uf
gag rllF. it. "uWH'aIv is Nr,sr gs much n-
.IH. n. t.. H." 'gH.Hu rt-IrEu.r Ht NHty
lmfAt 'HE.rn fN.' uf |H. .fE np-rryH'r- uf
EIrw.u-'am E.g.auJ. JGIHy times that VI
i.' WgllIu.'". #H. rWuUfN.HNw .Una fHIl
WI tIo u"nha Huo0E uf U. Cambridge -ys
lem lt wI. NHII more uafH- fIaa .Ha Inner
h1rlnr OF IiH-'uu. This dHrH Us foo UH built
.IH' OF H.Ifrr r"n.uE over 4. .UNN uHres. Will
10" 'g'rupnl HnH rna.uuI Nr % Jnw l2I"
trinu IHmH. ia frar Uisn above rue ground,
aud I11 f."l U|gH above I- rock Foundation.
lNls. however I- uHr Ia HIgl ua 20 uuu-
I.H" trn'un Ham Hua height of l1T feet
above -rNuul auu Z-T feet above rl. I,.-i3u-
gIururu- NIHa..un.
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SEALS, RUBBER STAMPS f5?a5$S%.5 5.a $@-5

nCuTInJo FRlEpLlNE Il TRlEDLINE.
UEN 10 D Rooms 7O-Tl Iarth Block, 18TH
and Stout Streets Denver.
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Children to Clean streets.

New York, March 29.-Colonel War
ing, street cleaning commissioner, To-
day mnde arrangements to extend his
auxiliary brigade of juvenile street
cleaners throughout the public schools
of the city. The Anti-Rubhish League
has been organized among the boys in
rhe grammar schools. and on Monday,
Colonel Warng and President nubbpll
of the Board of Education will meet
them aud commission the officers. The
purpose Of the league is to awake in
the boys interest in keeping the streets
clean and To check the practice of
throwing paper auj c her refuse in the
streets. An the officers of the league
are to have commissions and badges
from Col Waring authorizing them To
act as deputies in enforcing the law
and in keeping the streets clean.
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The King of tic ncIginn..

The following story Of King Leopold
in his younger days is now being told
in Brussels for the first time. When
he was still Duke of Brabant he
learned one day, through the colonel of
an infantry regiment, that one of the
best officers OF that corps, Capt Leitz-
bach, an Alsatian by birth, was in diff
ficulties. This officer, whose character
was above reproach, was sent to the
bank to draw several thousand
francs for the use of the regiment,
Through some mishap the sum was lost
during his return from the bank to
the coloners house. The captain, who
was the father of a family and pos
sessed no fortune, was in despair, for
by the loss of this sum his pay would
be curtailed for many years. The
Duke of Brabant was much distressed
at the story and asked to meet the off,
Ger in question. The prince tried his
best to comfort the captain. and prom
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TENTS, AWnNGS, X';sa Y Psss'ss s9sss. C. u. Z
Larinor st. Denver. Catalogue mailed free
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m. on.n of Tho EcnIm

A captain iu o regiment stationed lu NH
iHI when unFlng DIS nmmny one day.
Glanced To- give mUu % fau,yAnI nHIf
crown. which u- HNn WHn'I naturally uE
poet bears 'tlu iuaEc anal suuur-er.uu0u'
NJ rreslu.Ut Eruue,r
Tile muu brought 10 barl. ru Cine pay rlblc
and said goo rNa uHHfuIu. "I|uuzr, slr Fnu' we
given mu I'D NHd hH'Iururu"
The officer uuE iur nuIu. and. without
luak.u- at It FanG NJ Hu rnu |ah|r unl then
rgwur6rd. "lt -uIuU- 500 right EJE-rsF.
What's WRONG with lt"'
"A oU luke 900 M. -Ir.' watts fur rnu.E
INg .aUH.N E|UuHui Hf fHH aH.U saving
"lfs I wight mu- t VIII pass u Uo cam
Ipuu-"
This. auuHuE satisfied Hg-r.E who
W1h'I OIL WHkIH- fH. HHmHFh. 'lf fuE
sly IL- H ri-NI r|. To be- H' u.-Nr HH. l'-
the Nr~t time lv. -".I IHr quHru wiz
WN.akUr- Hu 900. AUaH.H4
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Iho Hoirrrr of Trees

lf llu, u.ENap- occurred 600 r.H uf Us -Bat
position DO. summer auH Hrrr rspea. Ige.g.
hg. NI-- Aluua l.F UH- mUHu careful mems
urrWruI- gI 0H. N'.Ea. from fH# ground OF
Iu August uul December uH -Na uuHa
tNHt 200 sHwe uIH,- Ia... 90 difference ~ 3d..
mnHH Hs '.arr "u. I...Ns= .H .NH height Df
.#" -umr brunch FROM I.u -UH.uN lu HUrat
'HH unH.a-. IH|- par.r.IHe N-Hr. wa- uN.
ININuN HI.N nHIu.N of uuH.rIE lrr"
al. ". .NHm. rN.' Iu 'u..mH.r weigh.
H' 'nIrH .hHw NNmHN. #Hr H.. sufficient |H
..H.r f. f. .f- -ut.#."r uH ....Hu.
IN N.."" nHae. IN."" H.r. difference H'
uf HEuHuH- from u. srHnHI $50 wonder
f.nH rl. f.. Il -H -I. of rr.n .u winter
FROM iI7 gnuHr outline $50 dUuaIr tHss.
Public Opinion
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WAR CORRESPONDENT KrLlrr
c. T. Crosby Was Representing the ,it. r
Record

- f. '''-hA WAS representing the SI.t. f
Record.
Washington March 20 The f..
lowing was received from Consul I,u.
crHI Lee. dated Havana, yesterday.
Mr.. c. T. Crosby of New York the
representative of the Chicago Record
ls reported Killed while watching with
h"ld EIHrs's combat between 1H.
Spanish and iusurgrut forces r..H
Arroya Blauco close To the boundary
Of Puerto Principe and Santa Clara
lie came TO Ihe island january 30 and
Is said to have graduated ut ST. C1r
France"
Mr. Crosby WAS NOT ana experienced
newspaper mnn. hut his energy SUD
Piled any lHck un THAT score and his
nrTrSrouauuro, which was signed
Don Carlos was uf the host rHgf
came from the iusurgcut side. Crosby
was of English birth and as Consul
Lee suggests he was educated n
France and graduated from the eaIa-
bratcd school of St Cyr. He entered
the French army and served IN Algfurz
ana elsewhere. Later on he hccamc q
civil engineer and Us such built Il rail
road in Mexico, in which country he rp-
sided for six or seven years. He Went
TO cuba aS correspondent for the CHI
cagO Record last winter and mt once
went through the lines and cast his
fortunes with the Insurgents. not aus %
combataut but as a newspaper CORES
poudent striCtly. His work has been
highly regarded.
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nrnccttrn. Of - nnL.I,rlnr-

Tie more people agror with u- the more
use wu generally AuF. fur iueir opinions.
some women seem HH IH.Uk they eau IN
tiuruce man lu about tuu samr way they
shoe chickens
As soon a- sIH gof- married 900 Hp
other women NHIrII uer tu -nr how soon she
Will hv-Iu IH ago.
When girl bus ucyu told tm- slice Hgs a
spiritual face sIu Nsslu- tH try Iu pUf ou a
drUumy. wU' rAUrfa-I 100.
A woman newer fr... ru, HnH. lUV Of shop
ping fIlI -lr HH- mu. .rH another woman s
hHlI Ht tHu hfrgf.u .HuUInr.
= girl #l.I -Er. a u.HM n silver flask with p
monogram uH % for Chris mH7 present aud
fuHu re. W#U M I.. U-ra |f.-NaW York Press.
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sn-Nenr-nlh mlrnnlst.

Joseph Bishopp, aged so years. has
been arrested in Anderson. Ind, for
bigamy. the charges being preferred
by his fourth wife. who is now residing
in the state of ONO. Last week Bish-
opp married Rebecca Shaw. In some
manner the ohio woman found that
he had entered the matrimonial state
again, and she proceeded to immedi-
ately bring action against him. He will
fight the case, 1t is somewhat compll-
Gated and he claims that he thought he
had divorce from the woman.
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OuIcTp COLFAX AVE. FLORAL co.
FlUhlS ! D G2S lGth St Tel. 13ti Green
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ONE MoaE UHEoa.uNArl.

Ono NOR. IIaI rsaT away.
one uIHrn -rguYHr uII Zoo sleep,
lir WNH Ma- H|f rHuHHHu r|aE
Now IH race. amH' uuH H4fau.
Proud nU Iulu uI- banner waved
FlHuu'nI ru7I uuH HNa. and s4ufIa
Fighting uyrDD wits what Ir HruErd
All who came FOO u-.E LHH muutu.
Lay tho er-tWuIlr warrior IIH
MIA lNe IrTr- ~ wives boo yrErl.
'Mld tlo -uhs uf IDrhHr Joe.
iu-s him up uul murwgr "Nssf.'
Chicago Record
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snr WmIcUl w -r-anI -D- nTI ,cr-

on "Wednesday afternoon Mr-a blond,
lady -HNN .HHNn-. .. la.auI uy tUu mes
-ensr1 MsH .n"u| .. W~l 0f r.e saHlu
wing which f. ra=uetgl exclusively mr uH
press, A. -h, "..r IF 0ne ur rHo uuss.u
''laHf BE- private, wau#u"
"na ! iH- @ u as ual uf Hao WIN
dow. -Nu .nu|.u HHH walked auuE
Tine u.H-.rH nHH.I Hur U.r aau ra.
fIu#eIs rI.#f r... |- U..r.I.. ...E glm .H.
uu. u,rm#.' FOB .r Uu.. ..ur..
uIuug
'I Docs yTr nrn'm u.Ham' ~s.H .u.
WuHauNEHa uaHNN. WN WI.N Hrr
'''N. sou ... .....U along w.I# m. II Eu#
want lu." -IH H"N.. uIImL Hm -run.
l}r "I want . -.r fHHr is iruu soon from
tHs window"
And sine Nu Washington Uu-.
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nr Axnr,l.. N.u rnst

Dr. Ward of Trinity College has been
selected for the new prolessorship of
mental philosophy and logic at Cam
bridge university. England. He has
been fellow and tutor of Trinity for
twenty-one years, and has devoted him
self with much success to college work
while his contributions to the "Ency-
clopaedia Britannica" have made him
widely known,
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ised he would do all he could to lessen
his misfortune. The next day the col
onel sent for Captain Leitzbach and
told him that the Duke of Brabant had
made up the lost sum from his own
purse. and that he had further recon-
mended him to the protection of the
minister of war. Two months after
ward the captain was promoted to the
rank of major.
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WOLFE L0NDONER T1].:;:.f ogs.sss $;,sIi and

Uhh.s., va, ,sqse, wGatiiNrG,SS EVE si!I
HHMUO 5.$a y S$a H. SH.tEfs lIa.ff
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n n uEIcCp KElIABLEGooDso ONLY
i5 i5ss:sob sbhhiHani hiSIsan i SADDLES Z HHRNESS

n. l.. x. BlLLS 81 ~ !, Ms LICE.
liAlNES SEED co, 1919 FIFrEENTII 81.
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OND Hand Maobinsry, Mining. Lu7 mes. Boil
( ers, etc. Send for prices. $. S. Machinery
Co. 1879 Lawrence. Warehouse 9th x Market
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EN0h.fN And Photo work for am
knlN X \ nteurs mt cut prices Send
hUUEtAJ for Catalogue Of the new
style Camcfns "Wlznrd" and DO Peep
finest on the market The Ford Optical x
Surgical Instrument Co.. Denver.
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Washing ont ryprotd F.vcr

An eminent French physician saws
that typhoid fever can be washed out
of the system by water. He gives his
patients what would amount to eight
or ten ounces an hour of sterilized wa.
ter. In cases of cholera, where the sys.
tenn secretes large amount of fluid
enormous quantities OF hot water are
of great benefit.
The indicator., 1897-04-03
rnc Ia0ll- mi ronI-- of Nm. Ace

Arc numerous hur OF tha latter u0un I- usrg
ridiculous fnuu tNa urgnI-rn.u- auH rauHam
Use of HNa''y" pills uud Ht'rr umsII. HH-
lnAi1 IHns" wrench. gruEU.so Hnl wgTb
rh hgIh .ln stomach Hul fHr bowels " Hos
these hH remedies. IhH ru~u'f I- ur.NwU|i shed
without p"lu and Mi'u srnIt NouonI ru Ilo
remedy wlnH constipation uHa.f.-t- itself
1uI thereby prevent % fHuu He.Hm 4-
chronic
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TRADE MARKS

EEawi" aftou E7H .Hy... as @. THtaHulhuity of In
v.HpuH. SruH for -fuvurfHFs' Guide. llHv Gcga
'1fcnl" uiAll.EIL 81 son. Washington. D. O.
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JOBS FOR COLORADO MEN.
Numb"r of Important Appointment
Made by President Mckinney.

Numb"r nf Important Appointment.
Made by President MCKINLEY.
Washington. March % The PraSt
dent today sent rLu following uomiua
lions Dp Ihn Senate.
Stat" hurlcmuguc Tower, of Penn
syiyulu, ID Doc envoy eNraurIiugr.
aud minister plouipoicuiury u4atuy
United STATES TO Austro-um@ary; An.
son BurlIngamc johnson. of Colorado.
To bo consul of the United states nj
Fuchau, 0lina; William :. Illllenbor
ger of Pennsylvania. TO be second u~
sistnnt postmaster general
interior Thomas Ryan, of Kansas.
to be first assistant secretary Of the Iu
terror; Henry Clay Evans. of Tcnuc-
see, to br commissioner of pensions.
To BE Registers of Land Onicu-Du.
yid g. Fleming. of colorado. at Stor-
ling colorado; Wa. Theodore EaaI. pf
Colorado, at IoHly'llo. Colorado
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Senator moar,. Memory.

Senator Hoar OF Massachusetts is
said to be one of the best read men in
the senate; besides, he has prodigious
memory, and can quote In an instant S
notice the particular verse or passage
of prose which he regards fitting for
any particular occasion.
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- 81 81. e M. Thompsen's Eye water.
ApIEEsE Hsd WHISKY tesus cured noor ser
NE tWM rrsE. De. d. H. uouLLEi, lrIlNr,. a,

PATENTS sls, e Uses e l2s.s;ss eli Sy'.s sss
) ~ XIV ] H a.5ataad Is-pass s., book IRE,
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ranks of so-called pseudo-sciences anu
elevated it to the plane OF accepted
fact. says the TimesHerald. others
have claimed the existence OF tele-
pathy for many years, but the pupi'c
has been chary of accepting their as
surances and explanations as the
whole thing smacked too much oil char
latanism. The eminence OF Proi'
Crookes in the scientific world, now
ever. is reckoned sufficient safeguard
against imposture, and his statements
within the past fortnight will certainly
lead other men of recognized abllity'
who have hitherto stood aloof, to take
hold of the subject and sift it thorough
ly to the bottom. What practical bene-
Hts accrue to mankind from perfec-
ton of the science is something OF
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~ I0 NjUInrr TIckoI-.

II You Travel extensively. ug wrTuu s.
through Colorado. you w0f S"r,. yaur m#H
rs, and convenience If you huy w5uIt' uIuu
~lud milo % kntS. which ITN now good fn
passage over The following lines.
IU Fac. bnuvur a Cult
Union Pacific system.
Souilr PARK I.lr
Colorado Ndhud Il Il
Midland Terminal R r.
This enables holders POO cover l' WpHrHu
Dies. iualnn> In nor bora, ousIcrH and rnuTrH
Colorado mHud.u- Lagivi.'D Guuui- I
Cripple Crrrk Colorado Springs. Pueblo
Trinidad. clear Crock Hnl Glp.u counties
aud the Erul1rT-Ft tulliu~ district
They arm ulS1 good 0u fhe ~. Worth and
Denver Railway.
H. l.. WINCIIELL.
Gen. Pass Act, Denver Colo.
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The English Idea.

The late Henry o. Houghton, the
publisher, said that when in England
he was asked where he lived. "Neal
Boston," he replied. All you prob
ably know some friends of mine who
live near Boston" Where do they
live?" "In Atlanta" was the reply.
The indicator., 1897-04-03

Doing fl, ur-usI uu.iur-- fp the East u.s.
the Union ia.ihw IHGgg tuin- .sr daily
Quickest lun fu aN Eastern I1.at5 Via
omahu ur kuuEH. D..r. Through sleeping
cars. dining gag. huUH auuE.ug aud d
huT cars, CHAIR rHr-. 4uH.uH Hg sfe8m
aud .-iIud Iy IIuf.. .a. IiHso. 1tHgp.
JAl seventeenth -Hr.rU ..HnT Curtis
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mont 1obacco spIT and ,n.lLt Your I-ife away.

To quit tobacco ea-.lg and forever. be mag
netlc. full of life uerga and .irur. take No To-
Bac, the wouaar w1rsar, That makes weak men
strong All druggists, 5Dg oE n. Cure Euarlu-
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The indicator., 1897-04-03

Taal aas tlua through Trains 90 tue East
daily ls tHo ln.uu Faa.H.- Through sleep
Dog surs aHH #H'.ar4. ruu Ea 900 ururipa.
points. I.Ear office HtI seventeenth
street. corner tur.-
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"juaa lga l .rrHh'y experience aJ her
new N1wlIng Nuw-u' ''Wlmt was Ir"'
''Sur unWrl Iu nusulgr who was widow.
or Hud Hu wont aNl nunb ont writ to Laup
beer frlm marrying uIm.'
The indicator., 1897-04-03
N. L...---. Llun

81 have Ju-r passed Hgd quurter Of au
hour -Ncll . iwyo just pu-sed a bad
quarter 0f d dollar"
The indicator., 1897-04-03

Forty German r.f.- nuw Etyo eIsctrI.
tUrH. THAT had Tnau
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rn, ONLY Linn.

The number af uuuuriaT uuu,n 600 Eng
land and Wl'Hz ...u.N. .U. number Of u-
wufrIaI uHu NN u.HH.r 4HNWlU
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rowing uur l1Nu wuWur" "IIuw lH $40.
arrange lIt' 'EyvT, time hu l'I 10 I zuuI
over and borrowed uts bicycle"
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..r.H rnrArnn-. ..

AS SOU chow tobacco Tor pleasure use Star
l' Ia not 91lY laa hest but ra4 most Ia5lllr aud.
therefore. tUu cheapest.
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Du rIIsu doesn't seem To m.uI being s,
'Hr' $40. D." -Hra .U.r u. other man cat
borrow NIH uu.-s -ut-"
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d N ---L.-.

Halls Duuwu euro l- aEu' nTsrnaIy
and aaIs directly uu rhU nIrsI UI mHaaU
surfaces nr Np ysr"iu. send for .osa
W0UiIi~ Uu.
Is j oUrTEy & GO. Toledo, @
Sold hE Nu.r-.a.-. 7-s
Hairs Family lIH-arH the hest
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BELIEVE TELEPATHY.
THESE MEN ACCEPT ITAS ONE
OF THE SCIENCES.
Crookcs Convinced the scienti.ts-Theo-
sophy Kindred Branch In
vcstications In Franc. Lead to Aston
ishiDg Results Chary at First.

HE fact that Prof.
William Crookes,
the inventor of the
tube which made
the Roentgen ray a
possibility, public
ly acknowledged
the existence of
brain waves mas
lifted telepathy, or
thought transfer
l. q.
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Fi-os Cure f.r Consumption has been %
family WuI...n. #.H uH ..n.. 1-Gl-J E
M8d.aHH -lua 4-1 Awe. Chicago. uI.
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CRAWFORD BICYCLES

$50. $40 and $50. THudcus SiOo. 4. l..
DEANE y Co, i52n-".-al Lawrence st.
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FITS sEouHaH f....uI Hsl..uauHs .urag au.
If..r rrH. .a" ... H. On IAN|ut's Great New
ttrztuvur. NnH" --..... ...... .#. .|.....
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An u.rgfrI. naH.rsruuU. r NvHy uuder
tla present uuu'rgrHguU .. .rH latest PRO
Iu"f sur-HstrL .u I..rr..u I t.H|l hr uerT
for express trains only
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"Wr DON'T n.s.H house unE more " How
do ynr H-nHmu. "IH0r0 I-Ht anybody rn
do tr Wh.. .H" w..N.Hr a uf. .He women
nre HIWnEs nu. Un NH.r wheels
The indicator., 1897-04-03

A Chicago eye specialist has started
a crusade against the wearing of wells,
which are bad for the sight, he says,
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Denver Directory.

CThTC nUr san,plur NurAs, once Albany
OINlE UnE Hotel Biuck. Denver. Pocket ref
eTen e book. Hnuoulgt tn ore fAlupcrs mailed FREQ
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No-rn- Bao ipr Igfy Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco bant cure. mascs wrrl
mon strong blood HNf. 'oc 81 All drurft d,
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Women who dag through life weighed
down by some tlru-iuE dragging weak
ness OF disease OF tHslr sex are not doing
their full duty SO themselves. They are NOT
takiuE the means which enlightened sci
ence affords them of being well and strong
and capable
These special complaints from which SO
many women suffer are NOT necessary. Or
cures even the most severe and obstinate
cases.
IL is NOT haphazrl medicine. Tt is not
Used by au educated lHa experienced spe-
rialIst for the one purpose of curing the
special diseases of womHu
Tens of thousands of women have been
restored 80 perssc, health ny JIis wonderful
Prescription. In w7uv instances they
were actually given u0 ls hopeless by ply
siCi1us and iamly doctors
81 have taken ..tT N1ag Golden Medical Dis
Inflammation OF the uterus aHa bladder writes
N-a NJ A. Scott of Park EIHta- Hubbard Co
MIuu- " also had stomach trouble which was
terribly distressing ha.r NegH cured aI all ]
had suffered untold misery .1r four years pre-.
giuus El taking WONT treatment hut began to feel
.1s good effect At npre
pr Pi.rce's thousand page illustrated
b5aE tine Peoples Comuou Sense Med
trl' Adviser contains Information of price
less value t1 women A aper-buGud copy
viii DE sent absolutely irea on receipt Of 81
one cent stamps ra uHw '.s cost Of mailing
s9'H Address W0r'i Dt-Dcusary Medical
Association buffalo, NY Fgr handsome
rl1LE-hounI COPY -.u rr arEfnus.
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A'N'Hit , our bHEeiE WIN tusCarsts-
Candy ratH.rrI6. cure e0uatI Iuatl0u forever
ly-. III o. g. t..at arar-. rtflau money.
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ANTI-C1rD u G'ova,f. tIEUs A COLD
40 fhr Hrst FOL 1000 a17- All Druggists refund
thc uuarT n II lu. .u cure - cts sIRl
CURE FOR CA1.hl.HH AND HAY FEVER
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rHa General Passenger aL"U. Colorado Md.
Hul Railroad Isaygr HaL uH w..I send you
Nle aI.H.sI p."-ure uf Hue.
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thD tArr.T HI .I. rl.n|".a street rur service.
IT has $3.50 mlfHr. While uCrIlu. which come
next. has only Ilt
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my .pr-.g'n .H.s uu aay ul pn.uun.a
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The Only Afternoon Train
Making the quickest time from Denver t,
Kansas City. s. Louis aud the East Is the
Union Pacific Electric Spccinl" leaving
Denver daily AT ~ D. nj This elegant
train. carrying Buffet Pullman sleeping
cars and chair cars. makes quicker tiwo {,
the above points than any other line. Tickc
office, O1l Seventeenth street. corner Curtis
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