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The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
OPPOsECIGARETTE PLEDGE
Members of the Syracuse Board of
Education Taks Action.

Syracuse. N. Y. Nov. 1e-The MEM
bers of the board of education in a pri-
vate conference which preceded the reg
ular session last night discussed the
work of Willis Brown OF Chicago in the
public schools and decided that he must
stop his anti-cigarette crusade in the
schools. The criticisms which have been
made of Mr., Browns methods Of con-
Quoting his work in the schools were
considered and the adverse decision fol-
lowed.
We do not take any stock in Mr.
Brown" said a commissioner. His agi-
tation puts the smoking idea into the
heads of boys and girls who have never
thought Of IT, and his idea Of making
the pupils take q pledge is calculated
to make a pupil lose his respect II
he takes a pledge and then breaks it"
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
CURES BLOOD POISON.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Old. Sores, Bone
Pains-T Trial Treatment Free.

First. second or third stages positively
cured by taking b. b B. (Botanic Blood
Balm). Blood Balm. kills or destroys the
Poison in the Blood and expels it from
the system. making perfect cure Have
you sore throat. pimples, copper colored
spots, old fostering eating sores, ulcers.
swellingss scrofula itching skin, aches
and pains in bones or joints, sore mouth
or falling hair? Then Botanic Blood
Balm will heal every sore, stop the aches
and make the blood Pure and Rich and
give the rich glow Of health to the skin
over :. 600 testimonials of cures. b. B. B.
thoroughly tested for 80 years Drug
stores, 81. Trial treatment of B. B. B.
free by writing BLOOD BALM CO., 1877
Mitchell street. Atlanta, Ga. Describe
trouble and free medical advice given.
Don't despair of a cure as B. B. B. cures
when all else fails. Swift & Holiday or
Rowley & Snow, Topeka.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
HE RUINED HER BEAUTY.
Connecticut Woman Sues Physician,
Claiming He Spoiled Complexion.

Claiming He Spoiled Complexion.
Bristol, Conn, Nov. 19.-Niss Nellie
NJ Evans of this place has brought suit
against DR.. w W. Horton of New Ha-
ven for $4,000 damages. She charges
that her complexion has changed from
blonde to brunette because CT excessive
potions Of calomel given her while she
was under the care Of DR. Horton about
two years ago. Her skin and hair have
turned to a bronze shade. Miss Evans
also alleges in her complaint that she
has become a nervous wreck because OF
the drug.
DR. Horton denies that he prescribed
excessive doses of calomel. He says that
Miss Evans. who is about 35 years old,
was an expert typesetter in a printing
office here. She became a. victim Of lead
poisoning, due to handling type, and her
skin turned to a greenish shade, darker
than the olive tint.
She never fully recovered, he says,
and, becoming Respondent, she dtscon-
tinued treatment Nothing more was
heard until suit was brought, after DR..
Horton had removed to New Haven
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Horse Notes.

Wild Wind, 2:161z. once sold for S37.
Advance, 2:2212. by Onward, is dead
Champion Cresceus Is going to the Ma
donal Horse show
The Milwaukee Driving club held q
Boralma, POS. has been entered at the
National Horse show.
A sulky to measure Is being built for
Frank Bogash, 2.03A
r. H. Plant viii drive Annie Thornton,
2:101z, on the road this winter.
Frank Starr won nearly $4,000 at the
Moscow (2ussial summer meeting.
ing. changed hands recently for $3.50.
IA Albert Allison 2:1o14 pacing at at Dallas,
in the ringing tour Of William c. K
ed up.
Ethiyn c.. 217A. was picked up at the
Splan-Newgass November, 1S99 sale for
Emerin Electric. 2:121l, is said to weigh
only 200 pounds when in racing form.
AT the late Lexington sale of WOodard
& Shanklin S25 horses sold averaged $215
Penrose. 4,s12 sire of Albert E., 2:1ON.
and several others, was sold for $3.50 re-
The purses at the East Hartford Driv-
Ing clubs last meeting were 100 bushels
John spIan recently bought a s-year-olt
My My by Patehsn Sl en- Wilkes. dam by Red
The fastest mile trotted in a race In
Sal1ornia this year was that of Hazel
Eddie Robinson has decided to sell the
spend the winter in California
J. R. Shedd. 2:1914, now occupies the
historic stall at Vassalboro. Ne which
for many years sheltered General Knox
Many good judges think Lucille, wagon
record z:U1, Will beat 205 to sulky next
season If given preparation and a
II IS reported from Europe that the
gray horse William c. X. 2:181s, by Pilot
Medium, has been caught ringing in Rus
Hetty G., 2:O5K, paced three heats at
Los Angeles, Cal. in 2:061s, 2:09, , 06- She
won, pulled up, and could have gone fas-
ter.
snkwood, 2:o7. the noted black pacing
stallion was put up at auction at Los
Angeles, Cal, October %, and bid in at
81, 100.
Douglas Thomas. of Paris, Ky, has
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
weanling by Jay Bird, out Of CelerriEna,
John Reamer claims that Wilchrist.
z:lSAs by Wilton. has the ability to tfot
IN Z:l0 or better. Reamer has been Of
fered 5000 for the stallion.
The PAGER Ruben, 2:231z. by EdgeWood.
IS out OF Geneva s, 2-19, '.knaps' AacCar-
tiny 5 famous old race mare It is said
that he possesses extreme speed.
A w. Lickert. of Indiana. Pa, says
that his horse, Sir Alcantara- 2:Oe14 has
entirely recovered from the lameness
which put him out Of racing last Septem-
Hdignonette by MapIewood Norvai-Affg-
non, by Yorktown Boy, has been entered
In the Kentucky. Hartford and Horse Re-
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19

was on k. us five yard line. but well
directed kick by Cuigley sent it 20 yards
up the field, where it was fumbled by
Nebraskan and secured by K u. Ne
brasIass second touchdown, which was
scored some three minutes before the
close of the half, was the spectacular
play of the game. K. u. had punted and
Nebraska's 40 yard line. CoOlly and
with deliberation, Drain waited until a
half dozen men had formed an interfer-
ence in front of him and then away he
went One after another the K. u tack
les were brushed aside by Drains inter
ference and after a run of 20 yards the
ball was placed between the K U. goal
posts and the goal was kicked.
Manager Tukey of Nebraska has can
celed the game which was to have been
played with Washburn Tuesday. His
wisdom in taking that step is apparent
1t was plain to those who have seen
Washburn play and those who saw this
game that the Nebraskans would inn
peril their colors most dangerously by a
game with the Topeka team The lineup
of the game was as follows:
Kansas. Positions. Nebraska
Carter ........Center .........- Koehler
Pouppitt. Right guard 49,. Emmons
Alphin. .-.--.-. Left guard -.-.--.- Ringer
Wilcox, ,Cept. Right tackle. Brew, Capt.
Shrant ...... Left tackle 49,. WestoVer
Algie. e......... Right end ..-..- Cortelyou
Breese, Hart. Left end Ryan
Botsford. -. Quarterback ........ Drain
Quigley. Right half -. Montgomery
Coping. ........Left half. ....... Crandall
Jenkinson. Full back. Cook. PillsburS
Oficials-Lowe and Cornell Time
keepers-C. Blochberger and Barker.
Linesmen-Gramley and Muller. Touch
downs-Cook and Drain. Time Of halves
-25 minutes.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
PAID A WEARY BET.
A Republican Who Rode Seven Miles
in q Wheelbarrow.

Salina, Kas, Nov he. E. Swenson,
superintendent of the Saline county
poor farm wheeled William Kistler over
seven miles in a wheelbarrow Saturday
in payment of an election bet. The trip
was made in four hours and ten minutes
Kistler who is a farmer, wore hlgn
silk hat and footed a horn all the way
into Salina They were met outside OF
the city by a large party of Republl-
cans, who marched before them through
the main streets. Both men claim they
could stand another seven miles, al
though Kistler was shaken up over the
rough road from SwensSn'S refusal to
allow him a cushion. ''SwensOn is all
right for draft purposes" said kistleT,
but he is no good for speed
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
a BRAvE sHERTFF.
officers and Assistant Trail Four Rob-
bers and Capture Them.

Concordia, Kas.. Nov. 19.--Sherif
Moore of this county has returned from
his pursuit of the gang who are sup
posed to have blown open the safe in
the Missouri Pacific depot at James
town. robbed the postoffice at Rice and
attempted to blow open the safe in the
bank Of Morganville. all three crimes
being attributed TO the same crowd,
Sheriff Moore's pursuit was successful,
and after industriCusly trailing the men
he succeeded IN arresting the entire
party of four. being assisted by Sherin
Need, of Clay county. The men were
found encamDed on a creek about
mile from Palmer, Washington county,
and the officers managed to get to them
and cover them with their revolvers be-
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
IN SPITE OF WEAPONS.
Revolvers, Guns and Bulldogs Fail TO
Keep Off the Intruder.

ST Louis. Nov 19.-After sitting up
five hours with a revolver in each hand,
a shotgun in the hallway and two bull
dogs tearing like mad around his yard
J. W. Bartholomew, president of the To-
cal vigilance committee, failed to pre-
vent the entrance Of burglar to his
residence in Alta Sta, Ill, Thursday
morning. Alta Sta is q suburb of East
St. Louis and Mr.. Bartholomew is one
of its most prominent citizens. The
burglar evaded the dogs and entered
rear window while Bartholomew was
guarding the front part of the house. A
gold watch valued at $3.50 was stolen.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
WAS FINED $1,000.
Pension Reformers Prosecute Mrs
Deeds and Daughter For Fraud.

Fort Scott, Kas., Nov. 1s.-In the
United States court here Mrs. Mary E
Deeds and her daughter, Mrs. Nancy NJ
Wright, pleaded guilty to an Indictment
charging them with making false claims
in a pension case, and they were fned
81 600 each. The mother, who is past ~
years old was allowed to go until a
complaint is issued, which probably VIII
never be done, but the daughter was
sent to fail until the fine and costs are
paid. Mrs Deeds offense consisted in
signing her name Deeds to a pension
claim after marrying a man 26 years
ago with whom she never lived. The
daughter was held as an accomplice for
signing her mothers affidavit.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Averdict Set Aside.

Atchison. Kan. Nov. 1s.-some time ago
the Jury in a damage case against the
Atchisor- Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
company. brought by the the widow ,dd Of the he
a pa ssenger train brought in verdict for
the plaintiff for 5000, and also answered
a number of special questions hndlng
that both Jennings Judah and the COM
panv had been negligent. Saturday Judge
Bland. in the district court set aside the
verdict of the jury under law Whcn
provides that damages can not be recov-
cred where contributory negligence Is
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Negro Held For Murder.

Independence Kan. Nov. 19.-The pre-
lirninary trial Of John Walker. colored
man of this place, charged with the muir
der of Ed Lancaster, another negro, was
completed Saturday The trial began on
Thursday and the witnesses were
examined. Walker was found guilty
and was bound over to the district court
for trial. The murder occurred on the
return trip from a rally at Cherryvale,
and was the result of some old trouble.
Walker had been drinking and just as
they got off the train, shot Lancaster
of which Walker was member. Lancas-
ter was an industrious citizen.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Frank Crowell Resigns.

Atchison, Kan, Nov. 19.-Frank @.
Crowell, prosecuting attorney of Atchison
county has resigned to become secretary
and treasurer of the Greenleaf- Baker
Grain company of Atchison. Upon the ac-
ceptance of his resignation Judge Bland of
this district court appointed w P. Wag-
gener to Fill out the unexpired term. At
the late election Mr.. Waggener was elect
ed county attorney and would have sue
ceeded Mr.. Crowen in January next.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Three Men Acquitted.

Independence, Kan, Nov. 19.-The trial
of c. T. Wheeler, D. A. Dabney and John
Schrock, of Tyro, south of here, in this
county, charged with burning their store,
resulted in an acouittal Schrock owns
the building and Wheeler and Dabney the
stock. 1t was claimed that these parties
secured more insurance than the store
would bear and were instrumental in
causing the fire that resulted in total
loss. Schrock went to Ogden, but Officers
secured him there and the three were
arrested on evidence secured by the Anti
Horsethief association of that neighbor-
hood
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
F.E. NIPPS Ticket Agent, Topeka, Kan.

fore they took alarm. The men, who
refuse to give any names, We're heavily
armed. and after their weapons were
taken from them they We're taken to
jail at Clay Center. One of the men
had the revolver taken from the desk of
the cashier of the Morganville bank
They range in age from % to 3S years
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
This case ouicklv Ended.

Fort Scott, Kan. Nov. 19.-The case Of
William Barrett versus the IRON Mountain
false arrest and imprisonment, was tried
in the federal court here Saturday and
decided in favor of the railroad The
plaintiff was arrested some months ago,
charged with robbing the depot at .Talaia,
I n h11f was dischareed- hanca the suit.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
oherlin 3. Norton O.

Oberlin Nov. 19.-The first game of
football ever matched in Oberlin was
played here between the Oberlin and Nor
ton teams, resulting in a. victory for the
former by a score of to 0. The elevens
were about evenly matched, and the game
was exciting.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
ZOE A IURsE On SOC.
Two Speedy Horses Race at Norton
and @Gooseneclkv Won.

Norton, Nov. 19.-One of the most excit-
ing races ever seen on the Elmwood Park
association track in Norton was between
Punch" owned by Norton county peo-
pie. and "Gooseneck," whose home Is in
Larned. The race was for a purse of $400
the distance being $50 yards. ''Gooseneck
won. Time, 81 seconds.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
STEEL MEMS WAGES CUT.
Eight Hundred Forced to Accept 8
Per Cent Reduction.

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 19.-Eight hun
dred employees of the Illinois Steel COM
pany here have been forced to accept a
reduction Of per cent in their wages.
The cut is in accordance with the agree
ment signed by the members of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers and is caused by the fall
in the price Of iron.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
FooTRAcE AT NORTON.
Dick SaddIer Defeats Dick Beattie
and Gets 5000 Purse.

Norton, Nov. 19.-Dick saddler. -colored,
of Norton. and Dick Beattie, of Sterling,
said to be one of the worlds fastest
champion runners, run 100 yards here for
a purse of $500. The cOlored man won
out easily. The race was an exciting One
several hundred spectators being present
and a large amount of side money chang
ing hands.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
saturdav Footba1l Game.

At Chicago-Wisc 80: Chicago 5.
At Princeton-Yale, 29: Princeton, 5.
At Philadelphia. of P, 16, Carlisle, S.
At neapOlis-Ninnesota, 21; North
western, 0.
At Easton-Lafayette II; Cornell, 0.
At Annapohs-Columbia, II; Naval Ca
dets, O.
At Colorado Springs: Colorado, %;
Boulder, o.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Rock island Depot Burned.

Enterprise, Kan, Nov. 19.-The Rock Is
land depot was burned to the ground Sat
urday- It was plainly of fncendiary orr
gin The same gang that broke into the
Santa Fe depot a few night ago is sup
posed to be responsible, but there is no
trace of them
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Homeseekers Excursions via Santa
Fe Route

On Tuesday, November 20. will sell
tickets to points in Arkansas, Arizona,
Indian Territory, New Mexico OklahO-
ma and Texas at rate Of one fare plus
81 for the round trip. Final limit OF
tickets, 21 days.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
A Veteran Dead.

Solomon, Kan Nov. 19.-S. W. Collins,
an old veteran and a resident of this sec
ton for thirty-three years, died here. aged
s. years. He was a Mason and has one
son in the navy His other three children
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
Appointed as a Letter Carrier.

Washington. Nov. ia Booth has
been been appointed a rural free deIiv
cry letter carrier at Girard, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
FROM KANSAS CITY.

solid vbued train ST. Louis
consisting Reclining Chair Seats Fee)
depot with eastern lines for New York
Atlantic points
The Topeka state journal., 1900-11-19

EveFybOdy reads the state JournaL
The silver star., 1900-09-07
Publication Notice.

STATE of COLORADO
Montcz,iina County 81
Cou ity Court of Montczuma County
ciiiiries Mnttson as Administrator Of III,
estate OF Emil u. Fischer. Deceased, VS.
Marie Fischer, and other unknown heirs, II
any. OF Emil u. Fischer, deceased. Petition
10 sell real estate to pay debts.
Afhdavit OF the non-residence of the defend
ants above named. having been filed in the Oi
nee Of the Judge Of the County Court OF Monte.
yuma County. notice 10 hereby given to the
sssid Marie Fischer and other unknown heirs,
any, q % said E.nl! B. Fischer, deceased, that
lstrat9r OF the estate OF Emil Il. Fischer, dc.
ceasrd, hns filed his petittOn in the said Coun :
" Court oi said MOntezvmn County, for an
oruer ..I,. 70 sell the premises belonging TO the
may lc needed To- pay tho debts Of .aid de-
ceased. and described as follows. to.wit:
Inc sontheaat quarter Of section 81 IN
53wa'snip 's y Perth oi rznge 10 west Of the New
c0nneceion with said landE All or said prOpcr.
1eing situated In said Montezuma County,
o,Ssr Nov; Tn,es. .oa the said Marie Fischer and
=. Fischer, dscoa.ed, shall personally be land and
appear before said County Court Of Monte.
xuina County. ON the hrsf day Of the term
thereof, IL r., to be holden at Cortcs IA sad County,
plead, answer OF deinur to tho said Conf ain
ants petition, nled therein, tho same and the
mntters and Things therein charged and stated
Will be taken as confesecd. and decrcc en-
sstsd s,s ", against you according TO the prayer Of
Witness. q. J. scharnhorx,, Judge of I'm.
COunty Court. IN and for the said County OF
e Maoniesliina ut his Office In COrtex, Colorado
seal OF said Court hcreunto affixed. '-'
,,u q. J. BeHARNIi0issr,
First pu6. August 81: LAST Sept p % 4. iSSc. soar''
The silver star., 1900-09-07
Stood Death on.

E. B. Mundsy. a lawyer Of Henrietta.
Tex once fooled q grave.digger. He
says: my brother was very low with
malarial fever and iaundice. persuad.
ed him to try Electric Bitters, and he
was soon much better. but continued
their use until he was wholly cured. I
am sure Electric Bitters saved his life..
This remedy expels malaria, kills disease
germs and purifies the blood; aids diges-
tion, regulates liver. kidneys. and bowels,
cures constipation. dyspepsia. nervous
diseases, kidney troubles, female com
plants; gives perfect health. Only Soc
at NJ. II. Ordway's drug store.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
County CONVENTION and primaries.

BY the power vested In me. hereby call the
Democratic convention OF Montexuma county
Colorado, to assemble In COrtex. on Saturday
6cptember 81. for the purpose Of placing IN
nomination one county commissioner: TO se-
loct oight delegates to each: 10 the Senatorial
convention: TO the Legislative convention, and
70 the Judicial convention. and 70, the trans
sniion Of such other busines as shall properly
II - further ordered that primaries shall be
held In the various precincts on Mondny Hcp-
the app0rttonment Of delegates shall be:
lower Aancos - Ilolores g
Upper hancos :. IS Upper Dolores
A1CBWO.
For the convenience Of delegates. tho con.
vention will be called e order 1t O'Clock m.
". J. BLATCHFORD,
Chairman Co. Cent. Committee.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
cortsz Pickups.

w. F. Morgan and wife. OF Lucas,
Iowa. arc visiting their daughter, Mrs,
p. +. Outlet.
At last the long needed rain has come,
Thanks. awfully.
The San Juan river 10 lower than ever
known. The Bluff ditch takes up the
entire stream.
Messrs. Sam Wood Of Blu6. Utah, and
Sam Groves Of Monticello. stopped over
night In Cortes last Wednesday.
Albert vsnorsdale and brother wont to
Ophir Wednesday, to work on q fiume
for few weeks.
F. H. Taylor and family and Matt
Hammond and wife wsre down to Giles
ranch last Wednesday and filed up ON
fruit. Thsy cay there 3 enough fruit 10
AcElmo canon for ell Noptesumaisns.
Miss Ella Outlet is able 10 bs Ap and
around once more.
Mrs. H. M. Outlet 10 slowly improv-
Ing. Every one 10 anxious to see her out
sgain.
II. L. Dixon. Brown Bros salesman,
was doing business with Cortes mer-
chants on Wednesday.
School opened In Cortss last Monday
with H. E. Black - teacher. He al
ready hss % pupils enrolled.
Walter W. Hays won tho noted race
horse In tho raiiis last Sunday at Do
lores.
District Attorney John F. spickard
cams over from Durango last Saturday.
returning on Sunday.
We are told that tho now depot at
Dolores 10 % last completed and the
"yallss" car that has 20 long answered
for that purpose will soon b carried o
way to some smaller place.
o. D. Pyle. deputy sheep inspector,
was inspecting sheep on Ute mountain.
this week. belonging to Scott I Bryce
and Roy e. Hays.
U. B. DAN.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
Subscribe for THE slLvrR STAB.

Tho Inter. Ocean hotel, Of DURANGO.
furnishes you square meal three times
q day. Patronise Il when you visIt that
city.
Subscribe for The SILVER SrAR.
The Dolores Undertaking Co.. O. d.
Pyle Manager. is prepared to handle a..
erything In the undertaking busIncee In
this section. ~ (Iif
Eat 6sh on Friday. Exon 4 Rush m.
ceive fresh supply every Thursday.
The Dolores UndertaklnR 90. n pre.
pared to handle the undertaking buei.
nees oe this sectiun. Embalmina. etc.
Place OF business with THE SrAR. on
TnE eTAR can give you . bsrenin II
you wish 70 invest Ia . Wsbstef's Inter.
national Dictionary. Il d new book
exactly like tho one In uss IN thio ehop.
Call and examine tor yourself.
When In Dolores stop At the Southern.
Stop at the Inter. Ocean rlossl vhsn
II Durango. i0tf
The silver star., 1900-09-07
Leeislativs convsnsson.

Il is hereby ordered that the Democratic
Legislative convention, comprising tho coun-
tiss OF Nontczuma and Dolores, shall meet In
rado, on Saturday. September %, l6OO. for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for the
Lower House Of tho General Assembly Of the
State Of Colorado, and for tho trnnnaction OF
such other busincss M nlny properly come be-
foIy aid convention,
The two csuntics shall bc entitled 10 repre-
members; Dolores county, msmbcns.
0kOR0k HALlS,
Chairman Legislative Committee.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
JvdleIaI coNvsnUon.

By. virtue OF tho power vested In me. Il In
hereby ordered that the Denloc rattle Juitciai
C0uv6ntion t0f he Sixth judicial District Of
golorado, epmpnslng the counties of II Plata,
Ban Juan. Archulets, M0ntesumA and Dolores.
assemble 10 tie city of Durango on Thursiay,
the 25tA dav of 9eptember 4. D. 1900, for The
pss.pcss e g1rinS n noM!a,a,icn ,. % one candi.
Attorney for he onid Sixth judicial DistrtCt.
and for the tr.naactton a such other buslnesS
zAe abpQstlonment of delegates from said
eounttee ehall be the same d 70 Ds0ocrniic
etAfe clhteatlon. vixs
- fl0k8 I'D
~ Suno. IL
IH Ao1tSuun8s
t1I31s.
Attessi Y. IL. KsLL:y.
BEE. D. RussnLi. Chairman OF Com.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
A NIglVe a Twror.

Awful anxiety wss felt for the widow
Of the brave General Burnhsm Ct Mach
u. Ne. whsn the doctor: saId che would
writes Mn. s. II. LIncoln. Who attended
Dr. K.sS .s!n Msv ..vs ~. .nse .sS n:
sispt iii nisht. Further uss entirely
CURED her,. This marvellous medicine q
guasasiood to cure Ill Throat, Chest
Eung Diseases. Only 600 and olO0.
Trial bottles Tree at n. II. Ordway's
dtuB store.
The silver star., 1900-09-07
SeNaaerIal conventIon.

conventlon of Tho Democratic pAvty In
hereby called " b. held In Maneos, Colorado.
or neqday. sept. 2. A: =. iooo. q The hour 81
lnS ! sssatef ics ihs nisesssn.k ssnssos ~
Dlseslcl. sud tor the tinrxxciion of ssiC6 ulker
eSsinsss: s .: Z. mrx prcpsrly come bet2rs sneh
q reprssntati0n q follows La Plata oo9utv.
~ ~ . ss: sass csssss p;
lhe reepecelve oouqttea. Counties 20 aSfa9Gs
los nesseeton q aslegatee. = teey nay 1eSm