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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-20

A vote cast for Hon. Pedro Perea is a
vote cast for prosperity.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-20
Bankruptcy Law
War Revenue Law

Copies Of the two laws, published In
separate pamphlets. with marginal and
foot notes and exceptionally complete
index, for sale at the NEW MEXICAN.
Price: Bankruptcy law, 50 cents; rev.
enue law, rs cents.
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|PGCOS Valley Railway

Time card In effect January 81, 1897,
Central Time): Leave Pecos, Tex, daily
at 1870 a. M, arriving at Roswell, N. M,
at Sis p. m. Leave Roswell daily at
9:25 a. M, arriving at Pecos at 7:10 p.
M, connecting with the Texas & Pacific
Ry., for all points north, south, east and
west.
Stages for Lincoln, White Oaks and
Nogal leave Roswell on Mondays, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays at z a. m.
For low rates and information regard.
ing the OF this valley, and tho
price Of lands, or any other matters OF
interest to the public, apply to
o. FAULKNER,
Receiver and General Manager
Eddy, N. N.
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INSURANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOR SALE.-Appearance bonds, appeal
ID bonds Official bombs, and bonds to keep
The peace at the New Mexican Printing Com
pany'e Office.
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CHICAGO, MEXICO & CALIFORNIA

LINE,
No. /, westbound, carries through
Pullman sleepers tourist cars to Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
No. 2, eastbound, carries same equip
ment to Kansas City aud Chicago, also
Pullman sleeper for Denver, via. 4
Moro and D. & r. G. railroad.
No. 20, eastbound, is a local train anc
makes all stops, carries through chair
car for Denver, and Pullman sleeper for
Kansas CITY.
No. II carries free chair car, Denver
to Ell Paso, Pullman palace sleepers,
Chicago to Ell Paso, connecting With
Mexican Central for all, points in Mex
leo.
For information, time tables and
erature pertaining to the Santa Te.
route, call on or address,
H. s. LuTz. Agent,
Santa Fe, N. M.
w. j. Black, G. P. A.,
Topeka. Kas.
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ch.ap Rats 70 Iuaiau Puablo.

At any time a party of Eve or more do.
sires to visit the San 1ldefonso Indian
pueblo, . rate Of one fare for the round
trip will be made to the Rio Grande sta
tion.
Tickets limited to date Of sale and one
ticket 70 cover entire party.
General Agent, r. @. 4 s. F. FIR
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The New Mexico Railway 4 Coal Co.
CONSTRUCTING.
The FL PaSo ( Northeastern R'y
The 81 Paso 4 Northeastern R. R.

The 81 PaSo 4 Northeastern R. R.
To accommodate the public will carry
freight and passengers on its construc-
tlon trains to and from the end OF Ito
track (s6 miles,.
Daily Except Sunday.
Commencing September %, trains will
leave Ell Paso at 1918 q. M, and return.
Ing will leave Alamogordo at 3p. M,
daily, except Sunday.
Connection can be made at Alamo.
gordo with stages for La Luz, Tularosa
and the White Oaks country.
A. S. GREra.
General Superintendent.
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Don't expect local applications OF
soaps and salves to cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while the di-
sease comes flam within. Swift's
Specific
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Hoods Pills s5n. S a1aS ssS =
~uT TO

The ur-isTg ~ 1s DIoFy t-ast -
urt-l1-i usseunJu uvly I-uIu IuEnciI
sulj-r,s. lna II possible p-svsut
GLEI- TarLn- 6l=cu=iuu during ms
u-r-=u. uua u w. cuurai-ns- Il ep-
E-e5y rE-U-L i rna th-ss jl-uFls
M; l LL- S1l.gJg.uup - z.Gu-e Lht
=Iar5uu n william Mckinley II 1s9C
Ea:ElEnaG~g -AsE- e-no-muus L.
ualursE -.s1u-r=E nsy -Ims f-a1psiy
ueEc EuisC-e- Wu-1 % Ill however
lGsi cluvl-u 80 -ne middle cluzs=
- thinking upur ulr-e-s n fuunS:
u GI.E EHZ nsv.c LlupE1- SsfI-E
Tins ). WIZ: members - shs money
-l6 dread En-s lar Any DaEr unt
l4w-. -ls rEde--gud I rh= C1s
sA9l.- rFe- uI-ls vlsC or E's1r-s
=li.L ca.fL.lr .uuzaE- qa=anns u
szu3as 80 luy EfE- stealing L uva-
In T aI---r tn F}=.1Ir 1t
-g.r - LIE -a..l-i- Issue would r,s-
Lau uui les INK Sz2.Mla.1lG un6
Le. liz -EsIt gu-Il ~ uE L Iu-e-
ruar @~gac-usI.- Perhaps 1s.1 -
EsFe - Liz 5u--iy1E expenditure ..
s-uHlJ1g ~ 5G.nlE tir -sr rE- ruu-
10. Lls cEs-eII e ;E5afL G--uEluu
- ysZ- -a --s =l-s-E I
G~uu-=-9as -as 2sy lls= --aa5y
--s-.- 49, -rE - 80
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Three of Kind

Tf+ Aref big LEADERS O. the Re
publican party ARE Hanna. EIkius and
Quay. Al Ire Intimate friends and
advisors d. NJ Nc KInley.
Hanna glands ACCUSED by the Ohio
SeHEte nt having obtained his seE;
rs !i-ltery-G Isniteutikry crime
ElEins VII be reusmbe4d rs one
q: tns StGf Ruute thieves whom he
law failed 70 convict.
Quay l. uou OF; OF bail. charged
witt L Peureunkry crime.
Nioe let1e-s, these. for the party o.
progress Ind purity! Sweet COZ,
pEnIons 10! tie President OF the
United StEts-ths pious ADD uoe,
trous NJ. Nc Kinley!
EEnc! Abraham Lincoln sssociG.,
ing with such cattle! Fancy the
Great President bobnobhing With
these shlfty feloos!
From LAuoo!n TO Nc Kinlsy-
from Sumner to Matt QuAy-tur
Seward 10 Marx Hannz-trom Stanton
to Steve Elkins how Is the might,
faIep!-Appel-
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Northern ItStna.

Max Schosn, who got in from tie
northern country THURSDAY evening
gives the ISDIrESpEST The following
interesting hens;
There viii bs . wedding 1t White
Rock IL the lear future.
The Democratic candidates. Bing,
hsn. Cook and johnson. Who are Gao,
vsssirg the northern country. had a
good meeting at Mountain City Mon,
d.! night winch wound up With I big
dance.
John ". Frost has h0ught the Etor.
At White Rock from ". II. Wibrn
Mr.. WibrA has boaEhi the Sto.H
rBucb and viii stock i; with cattle.
The hpemen putting up The electric
line Tor The DeTter power plant on
Jack Creek have reached Chez
"ordwsrd's plAos. The, eIpec. t.
have the hue completes III about two
weeks
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MKuco.

The Miuinrxnd ScieDti6c Pres tells
o. n geptlemAn Just returned from IN
extensive tnp III Mexico, uho says:
The greatest CRY l heard ~ss lack
81 Sorkmen.' Hsailrusd contractors
and farmers we're uorr!rnR sbou, the
scarcity Of labor. largely due 70 the
opening up O; 90 many e,terpnses
aud the greet amount oS work being
Gone on the hAciendas. Especially
VIII Eou fnd that thousands Of ,oeu
ART beng sent 10 the isthmus Of Ts-
hauntepec. Tie great plkntAtiops
there heed men and the! take then
from the rest OF tie country
Mexico Is Z double standard ooun-
try. The mintf are open 10 the coin
age OF gold and silver. 4 citizen can
take either metal 70 tie mint and up
on payment q. L nominal charge. TO
cover the expense Of pIntsge. have
the metal coined into legal tender
money rs be could In W done IN the
N- Ao@C AAAA LII Eb1A D!OhGIS
o. Europe Ind their agents IL Amen.
CO 80; ooutrol O, the government ma-
chipery, End run II Il The interest O.
the uoDsy syndicate.
UDds. the dorble standard Mexico
IL prosperous. Men engage IL new
enterprises, bect use money Is plert!
and properly Is approaching II value
instead IL d~epreriE;inE as Is the cast
IL the United States under the thchi
q! the money trust
II Is i=us tIEi vsLLY Mexican
desiring 70 spend his time ID Eurupe
hHs 10 give two silver dollars for one
dnllGr IL Eoia, but thai Only tends u
Keep the wealthy at home. II l. klsc
true thEi articles ut foreign nknu.sc
TUE commando high paoe IL siIre,
hut thEi has the effect OF stimulating
home ind Lstaes and mHr ufscturex
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The Traveller. tourist or bunine..
mxn y wise when be selects the Rio
Grrnde Western Railway Great Sal,
Lake Route for his route 70 tbe East.
il Il the only transoorupeptal line
pssring directly through Salt Lax.
City. md II addition 70 tie gi;,u r..
II xaords OF the Temple City. the
Great Salt Lake and p~icturesqu.
Salt Lake and Utah Valley, IT sfords
the choice O; three distinct ruu,s=
through the mountains and the NOS
magnificent SCENERY II the world.
On all clases OF tickets stopore-,
are granted At Ogden. Salt Lake
City. Glen~ood Springs. Leadrins.
Colorado Springs Denver and other
points 81 interest Double dali,
train service and through Pullman
and Tourist Steering cars between
San Francisco md Beaver. Touns,
csu through 70 Omaha, Chicago and
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlets desc1p
tive O, the -GreEi Salt Lake Rout.
Eue 10 T. 4. WADtI.GH. Genera,
Passenger Agent SILT Lake CITY.
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W hat ~hcrufuIa L..

S-vt la Is Il diseAs- Is oil IS 1u.
Gguit!. !; has teen handel down
for generations and Is the satne 20.
day as II early times. /; Is etn.
rhAticaIlY 4 disease q. the blood
and the only way TO cure ii Is hy
purifying the blood. Tba; Is jos.
what Hood's Ssrsapariila docs il
every case where j; Is given u faith.
iul tnI. ]; ersdicStes all impurities
from the blood. and cures the sa,-.
bo.ls. pinpIes EDd ali forms Of skin
disease due 10 scro'ula ;aipta in the
blood. Hood's S~s'ssp1ri!Ia has
Won the grateful praise O, VS.,
numbers q people 10y its grand ana
complete cures. Don't sUox zero
iuls 20 deve!,p in !our bIooI. Cure
Il 81 onne by taking Hoods Sara
parilla.
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AFRAID OF The GLASS EYE
JHPane.- Coolies Who Could Not BE
1nd1ced TO Serve the
Owner of "a.

AyezT q tvo HgO III artist from San
frarciEco wao wOre = glass eye came
30 Yokohama AID established himself
IL o '.';3E LuEEa:ow on the outskirts
~ re g3'g. says the PufsyiJe IeomGs.
Jav weather was extremely warm.
a-I L,'1re The stranger had become
E'-'.'a - was hesieEcd by 4 number
q coolies. "ho wanted 70 get the job
st ianaIrc him At night. The a,tit,
ig-ara over She applicants, and finally
60. r'r5 % cid man who brought *.
c. Eut recommendations from his las;
az -'uytr.
Hhs' u vas time 20 retire the artist
'r.f 90. Lis glass eye. laid il on 3
s'a-3 g: bis bedside SD went 70 bed.
III. old nan picked vp his fan and the
So ff-'3tsro tUau vas soon aslcea.
u '.sri peacefully Tor . hour cr;wo.
p r." mas awakened - a chorus O,
ming Insects abpu: his head. II.
'o.''a about him. aid found that The
H7 "Agta BE had hir.1 20 fan him va,
Eo-s.
The rczt worairr wheu he v.D,in
f'a'.h Of another coClie he VA,
a nd 20 discover tha, no one would
"srs Ter hin lie wa, looked ur,r a.
g "''=r3 aIi wDrs'r ~ frirsrlrt. with
VIA 81 VS. urfaf. 80 be alone. The
90. mar I'D rrne among his irisnd,
ai. 1000 Eu" the Californian had
ia..a r"' Iis 'ys ~ nigh, ard lsis
o. ~ . ''t-1 IN order TIA; he might
b., t'f'ant ~ righi and Sc that
h' .'p' iit Ian h uviion. The ole
90. story created such cxcittmeai
- - g. Traociscu man wa,nsys,
sh.' ~ rr' another japanese TO fan
bin after -r-'.
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brssL Of an Insnnc Man.

Joe Tbehavli. Ebo has been en-.
plOyed q; The ioe works all summer
recently went To Verdi 10 work in
Lonke!'s tor factory. lie rented a
cabin and moved into it. He had
teen there but 4 day OF tao when he
rent home o evening. tbreE his
best sui; Of clothes and a putse con.
tsiDins go under tho bed. took of
lie undefc'oihes and With ouly n rair
o! ~ovefallt. an old shir, and With
shoes bTi no stockings took his gun
and went of hateheaied 10y himself.
Nothing has been scen O; heard Of
BIN since and The opinion prevails
that be has pen.hed lDmea here in
the Toods.-Ttuckce licpublican.
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C ABOUT a

]. 4. Easy :, H.>, wen 4 He knS~
Hpa-5ane % rs Conditions
Rs-sxrE,y SSsrs-t Health
II. aoP1-tInce q maintaining
pod health IL easily understood Enn
il Is -srur L r&upis mater sEstLEsL
cu--sct vicv C:ths conditions required
Inpe-fscz heath ths Acknowledgment
aic...s suad snd tbus IrsfrEt- nou--
BsE-ne-t- The hioad is employed ID
cr--y ikiB uouishns-i % tbs organs,
au-res. rnrscA=s end Tissues which
NEED i. Ths 5-si r-sEi essential fu-
-saS heath IaE-etu-s, Is pu-e- 1Eh
hluoa. Nov II IS c~s-tUEnlT I fHct thEi
=. medicine hRE spch L record o. cc-@
rs auoa's SA-srpE-iIlL- i Is Etc-ILy
t-ue ihEt Inert Ere hundreds o. Psopls
uIsr, uaa vel tudEr WHIP vuEla hETs
usszn u -hEc EEres hRc Insy uoi
+lkr- Huo5's SE-sEpC-iiiL- Il Is Of
pended ry1a r. L family ns5IctDs hr
tcus &: thousands q FssaidE- THIS Is
because hoods SE-sEpE-i1E 1LEss ins
HOOD ru-e TINS Il Ia ssc-et O: is
E-sEi surcssE EsFP TOE system Il
E1od hsEEh br Etsqinr Epu- :hnoc
pu-c With HOODS S-sE:E-lIlL
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The Alexander business House at
Elko Is pos prepared 20 serve the
public in general with the most desir.
able goods suitable Tor Fall aud Win.
ter. All kinds Of Goods have been
selected in eastern and wes,ern mat
kets. In style quality and price OF
purchase our Motto is nerer 10 10
undersold.
Remember the AioIApdct'a, Elko.
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Cattle For Sale.

have FOR sale at my ranch. known
as ue Warm Springs ranch. in New.
ARK Valley. White Pine county. sixty
miles south III Eiko. 500 heal q
steers, one. two and three years old.
lat and ready for market: also eco
bead Of stock cattle, mostly COWS and
calves. All in good coalition. ] will
cell in punches nr all in one lot. Far
ties looking Tor feeders and shippers
will find bargains i'll this lot. Gypi
trail to railrusd.
W. 4. Moons.
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SILVER PARTY
State Ticket.

For Eur3sa S:H,ss SsuEtp-
WILLIAM Il STEWART
O. O-ms,r
Fu- CrTErsa
Francis 6 NETLANDS
Q! Wasbos
For Euve-D5r
REINECLD SADLEE
O. EurykL
For Li-u-rzrr Gva-uu-
JAMES Il JUDGE
- B-msty
For Asa:ilte Gusire Supreme Euur;
CHARLES Z EELENAP
u! G-assny
For S~e>-t.E-y N SiHi=
EUGENE HOW'LL
Of White Pine
Tm safe T7susu-ar
DsTZ EIsN
~ oyvrrE
Fo- IKE Cu---yua-
SAN = DAMS
~ O-lls
Fu- E:-urDy Guc-s-
WILLIAM y JONES
O. lnl=
TO- S.ve 9-.,
AMEN 81 E-E
r.N,s
Fa- Su-- s--1 -.n-a.
EDWARD 90 E-LLEE
- Ulat.
Ton S-2e--ierd.1. E-.L- Ia-a,a
3LELT ( OUTING
O. Isz.l
Fu- Regent S-a-t rs.v-=--!
Long T.
~ LLsL
=: Si.--
Tor Recent So L. e.--ltt
fSA-r- : .-r
HENRY - ..EL
Or L--.-
p D.----.E g.
Hrs Ii.
CHARLES L-EA =
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1T CIELLE
q Va l--
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FOR SALE.

Two second hand Millcr's Littl,
"iani Hay Presses WITH wagous. 10
good condition. Car size balea. Al.
ores Tho III. {. Shaw Co, Stockton
CaliiorDi
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T. X s;sa art q watboc ayuuiy
tbe Democratic candidate Tor Sur.
reg oi-GaDc'sl. p : practical surveyor
sDd understand oof pUEhc auds
Give BIN 4 uf. on election day.
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T pE&EKa1


To and from Chicago. 81. Louis
Omaha kAnsks lily HDd a.! Eastern
points.
Diree; line % tie Thne-Mis.5s.ippi
Exposition. St"fpv-' allowed =.
Omaha % al ijckcis radiug through
that city.
Two through trains each ~av
daily. N-tibuled Buffet. Smoking,
Library Carr. Pullman Sleeping Cara
Reclining Chair Cars (Seais Freei
COACHES and Dining Care operated
On The 4 Ia Carte plan,
Tickets st Offices O. connecting
lines.
". 7. MCMILLAN, Gen1 Agt-,
sls :. w. Temple ST., salt Lake CIty.
u. =. SCsicb.
Tr.r. Pace. Art.
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FSs'b 0g.i-s @zr,ej 40 ail .i,les
at TIC Depo, no1ni.
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ElkO Brass Band


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Knows

That ior solid coukst. euic.: tim,
and a.! round etDt-l satisfaction,
there Il no RSilnAh5 "a Earth that
appeals Il the irGvtler like the CREST
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Cañon City record., 1898-11-03
WE WIN ANYHOW.

The Republicans of Colorado are
certain of victory.
Absolutely certain.
We may not elect all our candi-
dates. We may not elect any of them
on the state ticket.
But it will be a glorious victory.
Two years ago Colorado gave Bryan
plurality of $4,000. Today the
fusionists claim 10000. There is
enough in that alone to make every
Republican in Colorado to throw uI
his hat and shout "Victoryw
We expect to do better than that
Every report that comes from every
part of the state is most encouraging
The great mass of voters. the mer
and the women who do the least talk
ing and the most thinking, are surely
turning toward the Republican party
as the one who represents the best
interests of the state and the highest
progress of the nation. AS for the
former Republicans, it is common
saying that almost any excuse is good
enough to get back into the party.
Victory is within reach of the Re-
publicans, glorious victory. which will
elect every candidate on the Republic
can state ticket. Let every Republi-
can in the state do his political duty
in the next two weeks AMI the victory
will surely be ours. colorado Springs
Gazette.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-03
SUCH IS FAME.

The East is endeavoring TO rob
Colorado of every wreath with which
she was ever crowned. The mint re-
port is unfair. They jeered and
iibed at our barbecue. They have
called us silver cranks and have
spread the story that every voter in
Colorado was an orator and could
roar like a mountain lion, but the
worst-by far the worst-is dis
covery recently made by the Indian
apolis News that filches from the
state the glory Of owning, and at one
time operating a man who coined
the phrase blood to the bridles.'
Here is the comment the News
makes:
Calvin Fairbanks, the abolitionist,
who died in New York state few
days since, in speech delivered in
1858 used the expression to fight
horse bride deep in blood So the
phrase did not originate with Gov.
Waite of Colorado. Current Para
graph.
"And neither did the phrase Or
iginate with Calvin Fairbanks. 1t is
taken from the Bible--Revelations,
xiv, 20.
1t seems little less than robbery to
take everything from the state and
to have the pilfering done for politi-
cal purposes. But there is another
side to it out of which Colorado may
perhaps absorb mite of satisfaction.
How will those good Ole pious Pill
grims in the East, who said at the
time that mar should be hanged for
such an expression, feel when they
come to know that the inspired John
in his revelations was the author Of
it?-Times.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-03

If JOE NILSSON doesn't get the
unanimous vote of Fremont county
for secretary of state it will be be-
cause of the green-eyed jealousy
which makes a certain class of peo-
pie envious of an honest mans sue
cess. 1t would be a handsome COM
pliment to give Joe solid county
vote for this honor, and they'll come
near doing it too. What do the peo-
pie care for Elmer Beckwith, the
Populist candidate? He sold out the
Populist rarity to Democracy for this
nomination. The Populists win not
support him, and the Democrats who
are shrewd and will avail themselves
of any help despise traitor above
all things They do not like Beck
with, and the Fremont county Demo-
Gratis will vote for Joe Nilsson.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-03

SENATOR E. o. WOLCoTT and Henry
X. Wolcott are receiving ovations
wherever they speak on their cam
paigning tour of the state. They
were greeted by immense crowds of
enthusiastic and applauding people ct
La. Junta, Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
Cripple Creek, Manitou, Delta, Gun
nison and other points. At Montrose
Senator Wolcott and Charles s.
Thomas spoke the same evening. The
Wolcott audience was four times
larger and forty times more appre-
ciative than the Thomas crowd. The
western slope is awake to the duty of
the hour; the mining camps fully un-
derstand the Importance of the cam
paign; the Arkansas valley is safe
for several thousand Republican ma
jority. The counties of Larimer.
Boulder and Weld have swung into
line; the plains district will increase
their usual Republican majorities,
while the counties of Arapahoe,
Lake, Ell Paso and Douglas will snow
Thomas under by 25,000.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-03
Notice OF Final settlement.

IN the Matter of the Estate of Rosilla
n Phelps, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given, That on
Monday, the 28th day of November. A.
ID. 1893, being one of the regular days
of the September Term of the County
Court of Fremont County, in the state
of Colorado, /. Joseph J, Phelps, Exc
cutOr of said estate, will appear before
the Judge of said Court, present my
final settlement as such Executor, pray
the approval of the same, and then will
apply TO be discharged AS such Executor.
At which time and place any person IN
interest may appear and present objec-
tions to the same, if any there be.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado. Oct,
9th, 1893.
JOSEPH J. PHELPS.
Executor of the Estate of Rosilla
N. Phelps, deceased.
First Pub. Oct. 9th.
Last Pub. Nov. Gath.
Cañon City record., 1898-11-03
To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS.

The time between now and election
is very short.
The only work that now remains to
be done is that of a personal, individ-
ual kind-each person with his or her
friends Many Republicans are weary
of being classed as Democrats or
Populists, and with little friendly
effort may be persuaded to return to
the Republican ranks.
There have been several occasions
in Colorado during the short period
we have had equal suffrage when
from one to five votes determined the
election of candidate; in view of
this fact do not fail to vote or o
labor with your friends for their
votes; to the women of Colorado we
wish especially to say, Do not let any
thing hinder you from voting.
Respectfully yours.
Mrs. JNo. r. HANNA, Pres.
Miss NJ. A. THORN, Sec.