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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
Outing Cloth Sale.
Worthy Bargains.

Calcoes. Navy Blue grounds with White
figures and stripes, Red grounds with
White stripes and figures, worth SIC;
special, &c.
Madras, 81 inches wide, new line of
styles and colorings, for &c.
Light Shifting Ca!:cocs. small a.
figures, stripes and checks. worth 5a1l
Sc; special. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Apron Ginghnm. staple checks, all col
ors worth GIG, for iSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
Sale of Gray GraniteWare.

Many special items of. China and
Kitchen Agateware will go on sale
this week.
These will be on the 25c. Table
4-quart Saucepa13s, worth 35c.
S-quart Preserving Kettles, worth 39c.
2-quart Coffee Pots, worth 33c.
Choice of these IS.
One table of Gramteware-these have
some imperfections:
4-quart Saucepans, dc.
S-quart Tipped Kettles, worth 39c., spe-
cial Ole.
3-quart Coffee Pots, worth ssc. special
Gle
3-quart Gaivanized-Iron Kettles. 29c
2O-inch Walters, decorated, would be
cheap at DC, special 19c.
Large Sheet-1ron Bread Pans, 10c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
Outing Cloth Sale.
Worthy Bargains.

worthy Bargains.
Cheviot. good quality, soft finish, new
styles, only 6Ac.
Apron Bingham, full line Io3
Of staple checks, all colors, AZ
satteen 80 inches wide. fast Black.
Outing Cloth, small and medium size
checks, worth 1-3c., for 5Ac-
Dress Bingham, light spring Ezo
styles, good number at s l-3c., C2I
Tor :. 40 :
Flannelettes. stripes and figures dark,
worth 10c., for CSC.
neat Checks and stripes, good value at
&C.; special, TIC.
fine Lawns, light grounds, with
bright figures. dark grounds with
white stripes, worth i-3c., for
Flannelettes, Navy Blue grounds with
White dots, would be cheap at 1Oc, for
1-3c.
Double-Napped F'lannels, Dark work, in
stripes and figures. worth 121ac.. for SIC.
Woven Madras, 81 inches wide, o.
small, neat shifting stripes. worth AZ
II l-ZC., Tor
Outing Cloths. heavy cloth. nicely
,feeced, good patterns, a bargain at 1Oc,
only SIC.
Flannelettes, good line of Dark work,
pretty patterns, for 10c.
Figured Pique. white ground o.
with colored figures, worth M
II i-2c., Tor
Outing Flannel. Light colors. would be
cheap at 121Ic.: special, SIC.
Outing Cloths, the very newest work,
Bourette effects, nicely fieeced. only 1Oc.
Madras and Ditnities.
Wash stufs that appeal to every
feminine heart. Dainty, graceful,
delightful for summer wear are
these bewitching English Dimi-
ties and soft, graceful Madras for
waists, skirts, dresses. A perfect
dream of beauty are the captiva-
ting designs and colorings.
Madras. soft finish, 80 inches wide,
corded effects. only 10c.
Corded Madras. distinguished for soft
ness and pliabieness of texture, only 121ac.
Fine Dir,ities. handsomely finished, the
prettiest patterns ever produced, the best
fabric ever offered at 15c.
Scotch Novelties, presented in a large
assortment of simple designs of the most.
Salable character, at lie
Japanese Crinkle Cloth-ths remark
able woven production has been counted
one of the best among unique conceptions
of dainty spring fabric-the price 15c.
Brazy Cloth is a striking composition
in texture and printing that meets the
popular taste. as washable material of
genuine worth, at minimum cost of tic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Continued From Seventh Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

Miss Nettie Eichberg left last Monday
evening for New York. for two weeks
visit to that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

Misses Helen and Bette Moore and
Miss Flora, Stewart, of Wytheville, are
staying at Mrs. DuvaIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

Richmond Chapter, Daughters of Con-
federacy, will be postponed until some
future date.
The state herald., 1900-10-12

1t the action Of the Milwaukee Turner
society can be takcn as an indication ~
to how the German vote 10 going there is
q dark outlook for President Mckinley,
says q Milsa,kee special to the Cinc,n-
natl Enquirer. The society Is composed
Of the lending Germans OF the city, and
at their meeting discussed ut length the
tbe policy OF tho administration with
reference to it's new possessions.
The following resolutions were
adopted, aad they will have wide effect
o, the German vote OF the state. as the
society is one OF the most prominint or
aanizations in the Northwest.
ave recognize 10 all nations alike the
night to defend theis liberty md to Is.
sect their independence by force OF arms.
We consider every war for tho pur.
pose OF territorial expansion to be an
act OF brutal force, hostile TO our Amsri.
can spirit OF civilization and humanity.
1--WE condemn any and every attempt
to spread tho blessing Of civilization ut
the point Of the sword, because 1t is u
hypocriticai preiext merely, behind
which there arc lurking tho greed aud
avarice OF concentrated wealth.
ave protes. against the policy OF con.
que., pnrsuad by our administration and
against all eapausion OF the territory ei
the United sia,os by force OF arms
Colorado springs Telegraph.
The state herald., 1900-10-12
A GIVE AWAY.

Tb. Ad,ooat. should REMEMBER ihst
III i'a s,iscks 90 Joaeph II. Painter mere
words do not 20 very far During two
cnnphiRns u supported him Ia III. limit
ot i,a ability and claimed that he was a
paragon of wisdom aud excellence. ~.
was elected by tho votes of n aud i,s
patty 10 the po.iiiob oi Law maker aud
found worthy of u 70 election, but now
si'ur helping ior sis years to make the
laws II clnimr he ~ utterly nnill 10 ell.
,srprct and execute them,
tf.o. then your former words aud
deeds brand you fraud. Tor II bais un.
worthy 10 ~ the office he seeks at pfes
On, he was unworthy To iil N. ~. you
helped elect snd 70 elect him TO IN III.
past. Your vofds " praise then sefs
Lies or your words of condemnation are
nov. Both canno, posHihly he true.
Which shall the people believe. Bro. Ad
yocaief But the records IN the heart.
of those who know him beet is The b. a.
index 10 q mans true worth. Ask any
resident Of PHILIPPE county Who knows
Judas Painter what he thinks u him,
Ask how he haH transacted businsss
With them, AK hut he Stands In The
The state herald., 1900-10-12

While Senator lodge was borri.ying
the Massachusetts, Republican conyeu.
vention with the story OF his perilous
adventures ut Victor, he did not forget
to point With trembling figure at the
old flag and TO declsre that it wa. en-.
nifty To the iag aud to the blue uniform
Of Uncle Sam that inspired the inter.
ruptions Of General Hal. and Roosevelt.
We are not aware that Senator Lodge
imperilsd bis comfort or bodily whole.
ness during the late difficulty with
Span, or that the hsg was advanced
materially BY his personal sxsstions. On
the other hand, the audisncs which
didn't agree with him st Victor contained
large portion OF the two companies Of
soldiers contributed to the First Colors.
DO regimsnt by the Cripple Creek dis.
,rct. Many Of the men that Senator
Lodge tells his Boston sudisncs insnlt,d
Roosevelt and Hale ont OF enmi,y to the
uniform and the iinI we're tho very men
who had worn the uniform and fought
tor tho iisa. They were non -commis.
stoned officers and priva,ss. They we're
men that did tho sork.
Their interruption Of General Hale
and Colonel Roosevelt iu the meeting
wero only such interruptions ~ every
stump speaker mscts. Theirs were
pcithrr threats nor violence. But thsre
were m'mbers of the Frs, Colorado 10
that nudieucc who do not like niiitAr.
isu because they bsd an experiences Of II
from the point Of y,sw ot tho soldier 10
tue ranks.
Thcs~ mes wsro volunteer soldi-rs.
Their memory VI the water soaked
trsnchs. in Luzou II mingled with the
memory oi Roos.v.lt's written d.clnrn.
ton that A REGULAR SOLDIER Is
As GOOD AZ THREE VIOLIN.
TEERs.-Denvsr Views.
The state herald., 1900-10-12

Moofeiieli Store. oi Boston. the biog.
rapbsr of Charles Summer and Que oi
ih. most eminent authorities on inter.
nstional lAS that W. have IN this coun.
try. refuses TO support President Nc.
H,nley lot fe..leeilon and 10 giving BIZ.
reasons for taking this poeit,on IN the
campaign says,
u shall apppor, Mr., Bryan. I ,bink
tho only issns ~ this campaign 10 the
issue OF imperialism. ! agree with Hen.
sior Honf ,ha, this is no, a question oI n
day or year. ~ nu administration VI oi
century. I, 10 10 effect mud largely
determine the wbols future ~ county
ave eau recover from mistake IN r..
gard 10 other matters which have IN.
creased or divided the people. however
important or serious. Tariff and cur
rency and revenue laws. even iofcian
wars. all these, 20 Thomas jefferson said
Are billows tba, will pass under NJ.
ship. but II the republic 10 To- sislae the
laws ~ lie being the result must he ui.
Ter sbipufsch
"'rbe duty n every voter IL 10 otpfsss
hir disnrpforri - N. rriley which hss
The state herald., 1900-10-12

The hishesi compliment 40 have
beard attributed Is District Attorney
Hsys economical administration. was
the offer of cnndidsi. Pouud to bet siou
that the administration Of Mr. Hay,
had cost Lossu cvuoiy more IN proper.
lion TO tho number Of ca.ss flied ,hnn
bad Mr Pendlr,oo's administration.
P~ndision iiled great number Of cas.s
having no meri, snd dismissed them
with = nominal cos'. Mr.. Hays has Tiled
fever ras~s, ell having merit, and uatur.
ally carrying with them greater expense
We hop- Mr.. Pound will continue oir.r
ing to ~sgsr bis 500, u. there sili be ne
inksrs. and h- IL doing sem. esccllcn,
campaigning IN Mr.. Hsys' bchalt Thi.
question IL not TOO deep Tor your la,
p''litieai aSoc.aieH Mr.. i'ornd. Akron
Leader.
The state herald., 1900-10-12

has for two terms been representing in
the United States Senate. In speech
delivered at Greeley on Friday Of last
week he is reported to have declared
that state warrants are sold at 80 cents
on the dollar and, in explanation on his
statement, said:
when say that the state warrants
have been worth over 80 cents ON the
dollar, take it from the columns Of the
Denver Republican Of Jnly "a and Sep
tember 8, when those warrant wore Of
tered by advertisement at 80 cents on the
dollar"
Any one who knows anything about
this matter knows that the warrants re-
tered to by HIN as having been adver-
tised in the Republican at 80 cents on
the dollar are warrants that were issued
on appropriations made by the seventh
general assembly, commonly known as
the "Robber Seventh" These warrants
have been passed upon by the Colorado
Supreme Court and declared illegal and
tho holders Of them would OF course be
very willing indeed to part with this
worthless paper for 30 cents on the dol
lar. These warrants are standing ad-
yertisement OF the reckless manner in
which the seventh general assembly
dealt with the states finances and it
seems strange that Senator Wolcott
would wish to parade this disgracsful
part OF Colorado's history before the
people in this campaign, for it was not
the fusion parties that controlled tho
seventh general assembly. In making
this statement he evidently intended
that his hearers should understand him
- claiming that ths finances Of the state
had been brought down to such bank
rupt condition by tue fusion state I'D
ministrations that the warrants of the
state would now sell for only 80 cents
on the dollar. Such an attempted do
ception Of the voters Of the state was
certainly not to have been expected
FROM man occupying the office Of
United States Senator.
The state herald., 1900-10-12

When Senator D-pew goes ou the
stump. Will h. ignore thia extract iron,
Dha, be had TO say on the ..1nd ot May,
iAp-i III "e should keen the Philippine
islnnds. We would reverse N. traditions
~ ihis ti"v.inmsn' from It's foundation,
W. sooid open up d new lioc of policy.
..,.,. yon caunot have empif. with.
oui sli its attributes. and tia, mean. a
practical resolution u our form of rov.
sfsinepi nnJ the abandonment os tho
beliefs which thu father held when the,
established this government In i7IJ" II
Senator Deppw sill holds this view. can
b. honestly advocate the fe.sisct,on o'
Mckinley 10 the presidency II he has
changed bic mind can be expect the peo.
pie 10 follow oDe who IL 20 unsteady in
his apprehension Of public niraifs7 Mr
Deps~ !. line tBlke,. but Oh tho pbilp
pine question lie seems 10 have talked
too Wutb.
The state herald., 1900-10-12
sUERlfF,s SALE

BY virtue of Special execution or Line
Foreclosure issued out of the clerks Office
OF the county court of Phillips county and
state of Colorado, and to mr directed, where
by am commanded to make the sum OF
foIr hundred five and 2n. 100 dollars ($iO5. .aO)
and COSTS OF suit. the amount Of certain
Judgment recently obtained against Charlie.
N, Briggs and Bell Briggs In favor of Charles
+. Gibson out of the lands. tenennents
goods und chattels Of the said Charlie.
N Briggs and Bell Briggs,
have levied on the following proper ty, to
wit; 8 En- OF Sec Township7 No Of Range
40 West Of the 8 D. III. In the county Of Phillip.
state Of Colorado.
Therefore according to said commanu,
shall expose for sale, at public suction, all
the right, title and interest OF the above named
Charles N. Briggs and Bell Briggs
In and to tho abov
described property, on saturday the u day Of
Oct, 1900 at (2) o'clock n III At the from,
door of the county court house in Hoiydke
county OF Phillips and state of Colorado.
Dated at Holyoke this 2 day of Oct, 1870.
Gus Young, Sheriff of Phillips county.
First publication Oct. 8. 1900.
Lust publication Oct. %, 1900.
The state herald., 1900-10-12

Notice is hereby gwen that at the
General Elect, IN 10 be held % the Sixth
day of November, A. j.. 1910. there viii
be submitted to the qualified electors oi
the State OF Colorado the question oI
amending the constitution Of said State
The authority for submitting such
question is found in Senate Bill No. IL
which is, in wordsand hgures, following,
viz:
AN ACT.
To SuBMIr TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF TIL
STATE OF CoLoRADo AN AMENDMENT TO SEC.
rIoS Two (2) OF ARTICLE NrNE1KES
(XIX.) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATL OF CoLoRApo.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF the
State of Colorado:
.EcTIoN l. That there shall bc submitted tc
the qualified electors OF the state Of Colorado
at the next general election for members Of the
The state herald., 1900-10-12
For Representative.
W. C. HARRIS.
For County Commissioner,
FRANK ". JOHNSON.

Hos. John +. Shafro,b, congres' mar
from tins district, and Hon. Stanley L
Bewpls OF Denver spoke At Holyots
"Wednesday evsnisg to good sizsd su
diepcs. These gentlemen made abls
and convincing q s~ches on the issue, oI
this campaign. Mr.. sbairo,h opened
his campaign for reelection at Fort
Morgan Monde! evening. He bas msds
. record ~ congressman from this die
'r'ct that viii rs.elsoi him BY . good
majority. IT, voters srs we'll pleas-d
with his record and will sho~ their sat.
'sfsc,isn on election day. Mr.. Shairo,i
will have another term In congress.
The state herald., 1900-10-12

General Assembly, for their approval OF ra4sss-
ion, the following amendments to tho ooasttA.
ton of tho State Of Colorado, which. when fat-
fed by majority Of those voting thereon, shall
be valid as part OF the constitution, namely: !:
Section of article XIX. Of tha Constitution a
the State of Colorado shall b - amended y -
read as follows:
SEC, 9. Any amendment or amendmsnts -
this constitution may be proposed In eithsf
house OF the General Assembly, and II ths same
shall be voted forby two-thirds Of al the msm-
bers elected to each house, such proposed .
mendmsnt or amendments, together with IL
ayes and noes Of each house thereon, shall b.
entered in full on their respective journals; Tie
proposed amendment or anne ldments shall b
published with the laws Of that session Of the
General Assembly, and the Secretary of State
shall also cause the said amendment or amend.
monts to be published in full In not mere thaA
one newspaper Of general ci, culstion' In saeA
county. for four successive weeks prsvious .
\ tho next general slsction for membskJ to The
General Assembly; and at said election the saiA
amendment or amendments shall b. Submitted
to the qualified electors Of the State for their ~
proval or rejection, and such - are approved
by majority OF those voting thereon shall ~
come part Of thu constitution.
Provided. That II more than one aAssA.
ment he submitted at any general slectisn: saeA
Of said amendments shall b voted upoa s1pas.
ately and votes thereon cast shall bs sspaillaly
counted the same - thoosh bot o. =
nendment was submitted. But the 6sSsrAl
Assembly shsll have no power TO proposs T.
mendments to more than sig articles u shis
constitution at the same session.
SEC. 2. Each electoe voting At said slssesa
and desirous OF voting for or against I'D .
mendment, shall deposit h the ballot bog IL
| ticket whereon shall be printed the words "YsS
the Amendment and "Assinst Ne Amsndnsal"
and shall indicate his choice by placing . sFoGp
opposite one or tbs other Of aid groups 4
words.
SEQ. The votes cast for the sdopt3sa ~
rejection Of said amsndment shall b canvasssA
and the result determined BY The laws Il IL
State for tho canvass for Representatives Il Co.
gress.
Approved February 10th. A. y. 1870.
In testimony whereof, have hsrsuats
set my hand aud affixed the grsst ~. 4
the State Of Colorado, u the City es
Denver, tb,s'3 both day OF July, A. D.
1900.
ELxKa =. Bsmwifn,
tskAL) Secretary Of State.
The state herald., 1900-10-12
1t is to Your Advantage to
Make Your Fall Pur-
chase Here.

Evidence of this awaits you at Every depart
of which crowded with seasonabe goods close
prices Our stock has been selected with the utmost
and guarantee the styles be absolutely and
the quality first class. AS regard prices, those quote be-
low will demonstrate our leadership in giving best values
1t has been motto, ITO Lead and to be Led Our
prices the past well the present have been the lowest
These facts being wonder business has grad
ually grown and proud say that 1900 far has
been the Banner Year. We thank many friends and
customers who have so literally supported US.
DRY GooDs:-Wc wish call your special attention to
our Novelty Wool Dress Goods that sell 2c to 3sc
per yard Also our 500 Dress Patterns alike. CON-
posed of the latest Novelties Serge Brlanne, Crepons
and Plaid Goods from soc So. Best standard calico &C
per yd, Muslin sc per yd Standard Outing Flannel and
Fanneetts Ike and Fancy dress Percale I5e per
yd In Ladies' Men and Children Underwear also in Com.
forts Blankets We be surpassed; much better
than have shown before.
CLOTH iNo:-We have the largest stock shown in
Phillips composed of Suits Over Goats and listers for
men, boys and children all of the celebrated Kuh Nathan e.
Fisher manufacture Our stock and attractive.
Gents black and grey all wool clay wored suits So $i8
Gents blue serge all WOOL sack and double brested $40
s6 Gents black and brown royal mten Over Goats $io
SIS Gents listers all wool $3.50 sia Boys and children
suits ST. to So.
HATS AND CAPS, MrrrENs GLovEs-Do not forget to
look Mammoth Stock it will pay YOU
Doors AND Shoes lust received Fall and Winter
Stock all o the celebrated SeH Schwab G. Co., the largest
manufacture in the world Every pair guaranteed give
satisfaction Ladies Shoes: Lady Elgin) sI7s, (Sappho)
sa5o Miss Chicago) 50; Men Shoes Magnet Ca $a4o.
Musang) SAYS, LLAMA Skin) $3.50. The above prices
and very low for the quality Of the shoes We
have cheaper shoes from 81 sso and good any
that be purchased for the money We are closing OH
mems plow shoes ST. now sI.2o, S.4o now 81.
CLoAHs:- We have the largest stock Of Ladies Capes
and Jackets and Cdrens wraps exhibited in Holyoke
all Of the celebrated Joseph Bci6eld manufacture
SApprLRY3-A complete line always hand. Single
buggy Harness SIS Concord bolt Harness s7, to
$ss Ladies and Gents saddes steel fork warranted Cal
orna tan, lotsrsas and $50 Collars, whips lap robes
horse blankets etc
this mai,
HARDWARE You viii nps sspalv
ebmei choi Ware ibe poducsd America oup,e,s
lbe Of aud shelf hardware hand.
GROCERIES, special
the beat grades ee,bR Abuokie- oo6.s
Of
grade Herring white ib. Fucy p,.d Cbs,,..
is dried s5c Epofaed
Puns
out Flour white lose Frost King aud Hiring 1, van,
chickens Highest ma. pre. n.,a
We tbs abo pre until Dee uva, rb, ,,
market change WV
Friend of the Consumer,
+. n. WHITMAN.
The state herald., 1900-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.
s. q. SWALLOW
STATE or CoLonApo, L..
County OF I'LllllI,s. n'

county OF fbiIlii..
Pursuant to the pro-
vision. Of Section Twenty one ten Of Chsrter
fhiri, four t3tl Of tho General statute. Of the
State Of coiorssoi emitted "Elcciions." notice
i- hereby given that General Eler,ion will b-
bold In the several voting precincts In asid
Count, Of Phillips. In III. state sfor-.a,d. on tho
Tuesday suce-cdng tho hn.t Monday In tho
month II November. A. d. isc,. io.~,tl "a the
sixth tol day of hoy-mb-r, A u. ipo.
That on said da, III. follos,n9 ON ser are to
i,o elected, towiti
-Four Presidential Electors Of tho State OF Colo
raoo.
Que itept.eniaii,. In tho Lvti. Congress of the
United states, for tho Flint Congressional
District.
One judge Of tho auprrms Court Of Colorado.
One oo,crhot Il N. the s,ai. of colorado.
ono Lisa,en-ni Governor OF the State Of Colo.
fadD.
ohr socfriaf, ~ ttats.
one t,hta Treasurer.
One Auditor OF r,sis.
ons AiiSrhs, 1enerai.
"h" Superintendent oi Public ins,fnc,ion,
Two I'spu,s VI ,h. uni'vr.iiy OF Colorado,
one Member OF tho lisu,s oi Representative.
oaa Dis,iic, Judge of tho 18th Judicial district
of colorado.
One District A,iornsy Of tho 18th Jod,eial Dis
ifici NJ ,olafaio
ons County rommiss lonsI within and fuf Com.
missioner. District SO, Thre.
ona justice oi the i'.acs lof Justice pr.tlhc,
No, -, tH. =. \. T. Rand o.
one Constable Tor Jus,,r. Precinct No, I n, iH .
y u. banda
The state herald., 1900-10-12

1t Is we'll to know that DsWitt's Witch
Hazel Ssive will heal = burn and SOP
the rsin at once. Il will cure sossos
and skiu diseases and aGly wounds ssd
sores. II Is certain cure Tor piles.
Counterieits may be offered yen. See
that you get the original DsWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve.-City Drug Stors.
The state herald., 1900-10-12
lSEALl

WANTED-ACTlyE MAN OF GOOD CHAR
meter to deliver and collect in Colorado for old
established manufacturing Wholesale hsuse.
s9vC year, sure pay. Honesty more than ex-
pericncc required. Our reference, any bank in
any city. Enclose self-addressed stamped en-
yelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor. 3S4 Dear
born ST., Chicago,
The state herald., 1900-10-12

ner provided by section one of this act for the
submission of tho original question.
Approved April s, 1850.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
| hand and official seal at Holsoke, Colo,
| this 9th day of October, A. d. l9O0
Il, N. WHITE,
| lSEAL] County Clerk,
The state herald., 1900-10-12

senator wolcoti IN his campaign
spsscbss seems 10 bsys very little regard
..a' tie gnai ,Hris nf -. s'a', which n.
The state herald., 1900-10-12

community. Ask what they think Of
his ability, Of bis fitness for the Office he
seeks. No man ccnd he more este- med
or held worthy Of honor than he-Ster.
ling Daily News,
The state herald., 1900-10-12
Go ||l|||||' ;. { M. Time Car! !.
TnA.xs LEAyr As FOLLOWS.

NO. Iea Aeon daily except Sunday
iof Lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and all points
esat and west $40. u. m. Central Time.
No. lS Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
"yo'' Denver, Cole. and intermediate stations
'so p. M. Muuntain Timc.
All cost bound accommodation traius connect
with arst class possensnr train at Curtis for
all points cast and west
sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars (seats
free) or through trains. Tickets sold and bag
age eisokei TO any point in the United States
or Cana,in.
TOR information, time tables, maps and ticket
call 'u ~ write to c. +, Paul Agent Hol-
yoke, Colo, cT j. Francis. Gen'l Pass'r ARt o..
rnaha, Ncb