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THE HOWE&STETSONS S1 Mew Hauen, Wednesday, Dec xyza1|
Holiday SpeG

When you give a pg gloves to some friend tainly is mbarrassing to3 later on that they did flo out well. s|!| Fortify against tliSl culty, and do as we hav6 buy the best kind, IT. the most dependable NH fit, finish and service.
 We sell these gloves ! lows:
 4 hne of .SNsds gio0xy oaon amboytataon, mode, bea0ey, tan, Slalk bAaek. Ve,y Aaudso,ssx 6aeks, usual pyzcs S1:
 Our Special Pric's!I
 F0wue's Euplzsk Ei6 aOomen, 6est qxalatv zsl|z bzqne, NH lsne o sAd'll 'li' Mack. bvstsad Q SSsd baay, We Sell Them at
 6oG Pair. zxSSS glooes Joy ladaes sOe Ad5 varzety of Me 0e,sy 6syl TAas 1yzce avaU alloaO y63l q long hst of Xmas SSg st,U JseltAat y0a Aaos glove, Me sntr1usse sOhscA $ a5ostt 6oe
 Holiday s Fine Jabots, 5 aad ls6ev!y .ssl, 5las, psuk, ss0lS5 alIl S7c ksnd,
 Our Holiday Specl
 soc Each. Foy 0S and 1aS ststched 0wtomobs2e zS shades and blaek, Ea
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Grand Denlonstr&

 and sale of burnt and leather, also sale of Pyz orated furniture. Y6 x find the demonstratio ! display in East Store, nection with Upholstez partment. We will bun names or initials and free of charge on all purchased during this ls
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The Sigs and tfeir ladies enjoyed a
tally ho ride to South Boulder on Satur.
day.
The seniors play the faculty on Friday
at three o'clock. Russell Allen will
captain the seniors.
Tomorrow is registration day in the
college and all students must make out
their course Of study for next semester.
The freshmen laws have scalped the
freshmen medics at baseball to the tune
Of ~ to IA. They are waiting Tor other
opponents.
On Thursday afternoon at four o'clock
the Y. NJ. c. A. will elect officers for the
ensuing year. All members are asked
10 be present.
Mr. Charles w. Abbott. ex 90. was a
visitor at chapel exercises today. Mr.
Abbott came up from Ouray for few
days to see how the old place was look.
ing.
At meeting Of the foot ball team ,his
morning. George Carlson was unani.
mously elected captain for the ensuing
year. No other name was placed before
the meeting for the candidacy.
All differences between the Kansas
debaters and our men seem to have
been satisfactorily settled and the debate
will take place at Lawrence on the IS h
Messrs O'Connor and Adams leave Boul
der tomorrow.
Mr. Hay. business manager Of Silver
and Gold. presented his resignation this
morning as a result of his inability to
settle his differences with The editor Of
the paper. The committee selected las,
week were unable to find anyone TO take
his place and the paper is tor the pres.
ent without a manager.
The usual preparations are being made
to receive the high school people next
Saturday. They will be met by recep-
ton committee and escorted to chapel
where they will be entertained by the
CIee and Mandolin clubs. Dinner will
be served in the gymnasium and the al,
ernoon will be free from any fixed pro
gram.
Wednesdays game with the Normal
school will. probably be an easy victory
for the varsity. Saturdays game with
Golden will no, be S, easy. Golden S
de.ea, OF Colorado College last week
gives the varsity another ch,nce at the
p nnant. 1, is more than probable thai
the team will take the necessary brace
and win Saturdays game.
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Dressmaking and plain sewing
Emma Overturf, I4II Spruce street.

Losr-April 18th (Sunday)a a valuable
Battenberg lace handkerchief, between
Christian church and 18th street. Either
at church. on Walnut, Fourteenth or
Pearl streets. Finder will receive re
ward by returning it to Mrs Adam
Weber, 23zo 18th street.
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STOCKINGS NARROW ESCAPE.

Brakeman Stocking narrowly escaped
horrible death or manning this morn.
ing. Near the depot. he was adjusting
the air between two cars, when the con.
ductor gave the engineer the signal to
back up 10 the yards. 1t was after the
train had pulled in from Ward. The {.
& N. engines are swift. and it backed
with a stiff start Stoo kings presence OF
mind saved him. He was in squa,ting
position, and threw himself back. almost
describing a back somersault, raising his
legs high in air JUS, in the nick OF time
Quarter OF a second slower both legs
would have been cut of.
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II people only knew what we know
abou, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. i. would be
used in nearly every household. as there
are few people who do not suffer from a
feeling OF iullness after eating. be.cAing.
Hatulence, sour stomach or wa,erbrash.
caused by indigestion or dyspepsia. A
preparation such as kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. whi n. with no aid from the stem
ach. will diges, your food. certainly can,
aelp bu, DO you good. Gilbert Bros.
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The Crystal Springs brewery has or.
dered a new ice making machine and
will have doubled the capacity Of the
brewery's ice plant before July /. 50 that
there need be no fear Of shortage OF
ice here this season. Several thousand
dollars will be expe ended in this improve.
ment alone. Others will follow at the
brewery, chief OF which will be IN the
bottling department..
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They are Each Cau,sd by fc'tferous
Germ.
Ring worm and dandruff are somewhat
similar in their origin; each is ciused BY
a parasite. The germ that causes dan
druff digs to The root of the hair, and
saps its vitality. causing falling hair. and
finally, badness. Without dandrufi
there would never be badness. and 10
cure dandruff it is necessary 10 kill the
germ There has been no hair prepara
ton that would do this until lie dlscov
cry OF Newbro's Herpicide. which posit
lively kills the dandruff germ, allays itch
ing instantly and makes hair glossy and
soft as silk. At all druggists. Take no
substitutes. There is nothing "iust as
good"
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Mr. and Mrs Charles Barnett will
move into one of Mr. Ching's new houses
on 10Th street this week, J. l.. FRANKIE
berger and G.. S. Samsel have leased
two others and Mrs Eschenburg is al
ready neatly housed in one Of them.
These four houses are all neatly arrang.
ed and contain all modem conveniences.
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Mr. Loben stein, one OF the brcwey's
proprle,ors. has gone TO Rock Isl md. ILL.,,
to close up som: business and MIR Pels,
his partner, will leave Tor the same place
within few days to gather up his fam
lily and bring them to this city. where he
is preparing the elegant Lippoldt house
for their reception. Mr. Pels has a
daughter OF about sweet sixteen.
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James Henley, superintendent Of the
famous Little Johnny mine at Leadvlle,
has been spending several days here and
has invested in mines in the Gold Hill
district. Mr. Henley expressed his great
surprise in the neglected mineral re
sources Of this county. 1t is hinted that
he will move his family to Boulder. be
cause of its desirability as residence
town, though he will continue at Lead
vile 10 superintend the wonderful
BONANZA.
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MRS. 7. A. HALL DEAD.

This lady. wife of the well known for.
mer hardware m IN ani plumber. died at
her home al 23IS Hill street Saturday
night. Her husband vas in the north.
wes', bu, started for Boulder on learning
Of his wiie's serious illness.
Funeral from the residence al 1890
tomorrow morning.
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Mrs Jacobs, mother Of Mrs L. Rach
ofsky, is very i'll with stomach trouble at
her home in Denver. Mrs Hepner is
with her and Mrs Holman OF New Mex
ico has been sent for. Mrs Rachofsky
who has been th.re for week. came
home for a rest on Sunday tu, has re
turned TO her bedside again.
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The Appe,i,e ofn Goat

Is envicd by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that DIR. King, New
Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily hab.
it that in,urcs perfect health and great
energy. Only 25c at Streamer's Drug
Store
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The Colorado & Northwestern ensines
90 and 81. which were slid of the bank
At Camp Frances by the snow have been
brough, down to the shops. The dam
age was 10 the pilots and stacks. The
wheels turned all right and they we're
towed do IN easily.
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He Pooled The surge,,ns

All doctors told Renick Hamilton Of
West Jefferson, o., after suffering ls
months from Rectal Fistula, he would die
unless costly operation was performed; J;
but he cured himself with five boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile
cure on Earth, and the best Salve in
the world. 25 cents a box. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store.
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WANTED-Ladies and gentle men to
introduce the "ho,tes," seller on earth.
DR.. Whites Electric Comb. patented
ISoo Agents are coming money. Cures
all forms Of scalp ailments, headaches.
ETC., yet costs the same as an ordinary
comb. Send soc in stamps fora sample.
u. N. Rose. Gen. Mgr. Decatur. Ill.
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WARNING TO MERCHANTS.

No.ice is hereby given that will not
be rtsponsib' for any credit extended
my son. George, and | will prosecute
an, one selling or giving him cigarettes
u3t SARAH HOWARD.
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A long felt want. Shirts
that will not fade. We
have them-fine Madras,
SI.75. JOE.

Skin affections will readily disappear
by using DeWiu's Witch Hazel Salve
Look out for coun,erfeils. II you get
DeWit.'s you will get good results. 1t
is the quick and positive cure ior piles.
Gilbert Bros.
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M. Eves Are Omen.

Wobbles-There goes Gosling! An
other disappointed lover.
Johnstone-Why, l thought he was
married month or two ago?
Wobbles--Yes. that's what mean.
Ally Sloper.
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The regular meeting OF the Boulder
Parliamentary club will be held in the J..
o. y. F. hall 10 the Worden block on
Monday evening. May -. at 8 o'clock
The regular order is discussion on the
Init ,tive and Referendum. AS . spe
cial order the ship subsidy bill comes up
for final discussion
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Aro YOu PrOtectAd

II not call and see US. We underwrite
for Caledonia. of Scotland. German Al.
lance, of N. y, Manchester, of England
Royal Exchange Assurance, Helvetis
Swiss, Northern assurance, N. Y. Plate
Glass, Orient, Hartford, Conn.,. also the
old reliable Continental, of N. Y, for
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
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The death of her daughter has been
followed now by the death Of Mrs Austin
G. Gorham, wife Of the we'll known coal
mining operator of this county. The
sad event occurred at their home in
Denver Sunday.
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Men or women wanting
work or help apply to Mrs
Elliotte, corner Walnut &
l4th St., near dept.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers search
the remotest parts Of the bowels and re.
move the impurities speedily with no
discomfort. They are famous for their
efficacy. Easy to take. nev:r gripe'
Gilbert Bros.
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FOR SALE.
MONEY!!

Loaned on household goods. pianos
horses, or any good security; TO charge
for drawing papers; no removal OF goods;
may be paid any time to suit borrower.
Business confidential. Lowest rates.
NELSON LEWIS,
Cor. II h and Pearl. Over S.reauer's.
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Young man. with a umber OF years
e1perienc. in large ofticts. FIRST class
s,enoh rapher, desires TO locate in Boul
der. Bes, Denver references. Address
II;. M" Camera Office.
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The funeral of the late Theodore Grill
at the home Of E. J. Mora,h Sunday was
largely attended. II was conducted uu.
der auspices of the Knights OF Pythlas
and Rev. f W. Slboald offered remarks
and q prayer.
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Mr. B. Frank Griffith OF the Law class
OF 10 y. U. OF { left Saturday for Boise
City, Idaho, where he will take the bar
examination. II successfully passed. he
expects TO enter the practice OF the legal
profession somewhere in ,ha, stale. His
wife will follow later.
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st, Johns Church.

Ascension day mex, THURSDAY. Serv
ices as follows:
1920 a. m. Service and Celebration.
7:,o p. m. Confirmation. or The Lay
ing on OF Hands. by the Righ, Reverend
Bishop Graves.
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DR.. Alice Conway, of the sanitarium
staff, after a weeks rest and recreation
as guests of Mrs William Newland and
Mrs Cartwright, has resumed her labors
at the sanitarium.
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]. A. Davis. who is a member OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge, and orator. OF
that body. attended the funeral Of Grand
Secretary Ed c. Parmelee at Denver
Sunday.
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Mrs McCune and Mrs W. E. Beck Of
Denver came over to attend the Grill
funeral Sunday and have returned. Mrs
McCune was accompanied home by
Ernest Grill of Silverton.
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A. . preveative.

Mrs. Keyboard-Why do you always
sit at the piano? You can't play
note.
Old Stokes-Neither can anyone
else while I'm here.-N. y. Press.
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The Epworth League has invited all
Young Peoples societies OF the different
churches in town 10 reception at the
Methodist church p,rlors Friday night.
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II Eyena In.

Helen-Men are strange beings! !
refused Ned Klinger years ago, be-
cause he is so much younger than I
am. and he proposed again last week.
Ethel-Oh. well, he's nearer your
own age now!-Judge.
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Very DuoyaAt.

"How should a woman enter the sea
OF matrimony?" asked the sweet
young thing.
"All rigged up" responded the ex-
perienced benedict.-Chicago Daily
| News
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For RENr-Furnshed front room on
ground floor. Electric light, bath and
toilet. Board near by or privilege Of
housekeeping. One or two ladies pre-
ferred. 2o2I Pine street.
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Com parisons.

Yabsley-There isn't bigger nuis-
ance than the man that is always in
sis,ing on treating.
Mudge-He isn't half so bad rs the
annapolis Press.
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The friends Of Ebert Cutler. who is
attending Yale, will be panied TO hear
he is quite i'll with pneumonia.
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Mrs w. H. Allison left for Jackson
vile. Illinois, today. to be present at her
class day and TO accompany
Miss Edith home.
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Little Louise hampshire and Gene
We've Lippoldt both had parties for
young folks Saturday. The latter's was
to celebrat. her l 9Th anniversary.
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FOX SALE--A Columbia tricycle. in
first class condition. Original cost $3.50.
Price, spot cash, $40. Enquire at 1895
Hill street. 10 OF
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Carson Gilbert has gone to Hannibal,
Mo-. and will accompany home his sister.
Miss O,te. who is attending school
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Cheap Rates for Homess ekers.

On April goth the Colorado & South
ern will make special homeseekers
rates to Roswell and Carlsbad, N. M,
and return. Tickets limited to thirty
days. allowing stop.overs at any point on
return trip.
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Mr. Landers, who has been clerking in
the Peoples store, has gone to Denver
to accept a position.
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The car Of the Boston Bloomers
Ladies baseball club passed through
here tor the north this morning. The
girls look like good hard hitters.
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Ell. Williams went to Longmont Sat
urday and gave delightful Ep~orth
League anniversary address there Sun
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Leave your orders tor coal with Meal
lister Lumber & Supply Co.
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Miss Pranly OF New York. who has
been the guest Of Mrs G. S. Adams. has
returned TO Denver.
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For SALE-Two or three fresh Jersey
cows at $45 each. Choice OF cows. In
quire at this Office.
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l6o acres OF land little north of Boul.
der-price this week $ per acre. See
J. w. Richardson. corner I2.h and
Spruce streets.
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Mr. ]. Page Of New York. alter short
stay in Boulder. left yesterday for Long.
mont to accept position there.
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Mrs B. F. Griffith returned 10 Long
mont yesterday morning. after two weeks
spent with her aunt. Mrs Urquhart.
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FOR RENT-A modern eight room
house, furnished. Address Sunny Brow
corner 5th ard Highland Street. loot
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Miss Doris Larson of Longmont is
the guest OF Misses Alice and Bernice
Autrey.
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supsrier oeal Il Roberts I csbb.

Mrs Nolan Of Newland's addition Is
visiting her parents on Left Hand.
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Joseph Wolff was able to be down
town today, the first time for week.
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George. son of Dr. G. w. Avery, has
arrived from Minneapolis to spend the
summer,
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral housework at 300 Pine street.
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FOR SALE.

One second hand ao-horse power boil
er complete with 40 feet of 20 inch stack
One 6xS double friction hoist with 500
feet OF SIS cable. All in good condition.
Off &c. MoYS.
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Leave your orders for coal with Meal.
lister Lumber & Supply Co.
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Miss Hazen Of Denver spent Sun day
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Caleb
Hazen.
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LOCAL NEWS.
s,,.risr osal At Roberts I esls.

Miss Elizabeth Mcclure left yesterday
afternoon for Lincoln, Nebraska, on q
visit.
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Dysr's Real Estate Agency.

Home property, farm property or busi-
ess opportunities. Investments of all
characters. Gamer, block.
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For SALE AT A BARGAIN-A 6 room
house with barn. Apply to owner and
save agents commission.
MRS S LOWE,
2otf 2o77 Spruce Street.
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Don't lie, your trees die. spray with
CHLOROLEUn

and raise fruit. Office Iq3, l4.h street.
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Spruce streets
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ZIG WORM AND oANDRUFF.

They are Each Cau,sd by n re,tiferou
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FOR SALE.

ONE EMERSON square. in good order. s4s.
easy payments. Geo. W. Stieh. coo Travis
%
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iork' January 2O.-Rev. DR.. Davis
re- moderator Of the New York
Fry and pastor of the Scotch
|sran church, assaiIed the prac-
4 the West Point hazers in his
This morning.
tSiht Us a beautiful and historic
4 me Hudson" said DR.. WyIie,
4 Intimately connected with our
ms.ory, but I would rather see
saea and destroyed than con-
a. a National institution where
ana inhumanity thrive.
i Gention OF the nation has been
"a u'sgfaceful scenes taking place
me strongest feeling ct dis.
|ntry. 49," 'ieSteu All over
-so,osures have caused the cadet
X. a pledge that no more haz-
eonntenanced, but will this
4 ~ enectiye? 1t has been clear
,, ouaI a spirit dwells with the up-
n Sa mat Will make their deh-
nszing a doubtful one"
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MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM
CURE.

When Prof aunyon saws III. Rh.r,..
Cure will cure rheumatism tb.rs ,sn', -
suesswofk about it--thers tsn, a.y 10y .s
statement about It. 1t simply cures !, ao..
Just exactly what he saws n win Az i,
more more quickly than people expeet. 7, cues
srllgl leavinE any III effects. II is
pIen9id stomach and nerve tonic. as well az
pwwstute cure Tor rheumatism.
Al the Munyon remedies are jus, ss ro,,.
u 90 ANY drugslst 25c Wal. The Gu,ds -
I ,,'En g Tree. so is medical advice n Won
write to Broadway and 9s,h St. New York
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hdreS p.esent cold and grip seas on
|andrsa ana thirty-three thousand
r. ana tweaty-elght boxes OF
!, me 40. o,r,9uin'ne have been pur-
BUS. WS,loS'ng WHOLESALERS houses
y n,usN eyer Bros. Drug Co.. Mot
!. Vs Co. and j. s. Merrell
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WANT COLUMNS

RATES Cash with ADJ
Fer word, one insertion q.
ter word, four consecutive insertions ac
fer word seven consecutive insertions 4e
rer word, each consecutive insertion, ten
" ""''o '''.''.t'.... ....-......... he
(ihtse rates are net no agents commission allowed,
No AD TAKEN FOR LESS fhAh is GEMS
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une Dorsey win R..o.

ola lexas, January 2O.-The
|slly .S Un Of H. B. Dorsey. who
tes ~. o' himself yesterday even
OK ss. better this morning. The
IS 81 sn tss IN the abdomen and
loeate -, MUSICIANS has so far
DO not ,b Ill., lodgment. His phy-
|ill Urcv mink, however, that the
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! ave home on journey without,
IT,. o0amAsrlain's Collie. cholera
n. asnedy- 1t is almost GER
N. s'sd and can not be pro.
i. :. are on board the cars or
b, "a. D'easani. safe and re-.
80 ss all dragslsta
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FOR sALE-rhree-gt0 brick hotel; new;
best paving hoiel IN Texas For pprtieu-
Iars, address 100 this office. p
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Jo-HE" OIL has cured paralysis of twelve
yhermat SIN and spinal affections of Ave to
twenty years standing, Jo-HE OIL has
sayed the lives OF thousands OF children
who would herwise have died of Group.
Write for proof. H. b Jones Sons Dallas,
Texss 7-14-01
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WANlkl--Glrl. German Preferred. 10 do
nousgN ork In family Of two. Apply at
llS Mckinney avenue. %
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LakbNs IKAUr. south o. Beaumont Ad.
Orleans La. ~
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Apply 1909 Congress avenue M
frst-class cook. white woman
preferred Address lO9i this Office s5
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+ W. NORRIS, general inspector for II.
p. Drought & Co., successors 10 Francis
smith & Co.. loan brokers OF san Antonio.
has removed his headquarters from the
Rice (Caplto) Hotel to the Rice Annex.
corner TOMS avenue and Travis street
first heor, where he will DO pleased 70 see
friends and patrons s-l1-0l
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IN BRAZoRIA CoUNTY-ro exchange for
good L wa or Iiincts property. az acr2s
OF fine eve IrAirle land. Wei located and
In ovary way desirable, wilson Han
nah. 2a} Biam building. Houston. 70
FAMOUS lei Campo Hag-l5o ears for sale
or exchange for oats and corn. 81. tIa-
beEaer. ri Campo. Tsxas 2-i-ci
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAZTED-A partner TO introduce, something
new. small capital required ADDRESS iosi,
this office. ------- -
wANTED-A young man with capital, VINO
mas newspaper aspirations, 70 assist N
ss,.hisshinr frst-elRss daily paper ID
Texas or oklahons. Parties are practeti
and good susineBs men reitrs1.ss "a
ehsrxlj. "a o. Box ;7S. pasas. Fezaf'
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HAVE your work dcne by A. Rlbiere, proprl-
etor Magnolia Steam Carpet Works. furnl-
ture pa ked, repaired and upholstered: mat
tresses made to order; old ones renovated.
We sew new carpets by machine and lay
them. ~
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--d'wo bedrooms and Kitchen fur
nithed for light housekeeping. State price
ana location. Address q. u. j. this or
bee 22
rent snsli furnished hotel
IN thriving. Texas town; railroad esnter
preferred. Address bcx 2st. Aobile. Ala
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THE HARTFORD LIFE is the most popu-
lar company IN Texas today. Why? w H.
Patterson. Manager, Trust BLDG, Dallas, Is
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OF my brother. Joseph f. Lewis, will be
thankfully received. He left home Sep
tember l, 1900, was last heard from In
Galveston, Texas, about November 10. w.
J. Lewis, Lumberton, Miss. 20
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

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