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Use as Much as Needed.

II Peruna is used cold never be-
comes chronic, and hence catarrh Is pre-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-12-06

vented. But after
catarrh has be-
come thoroughly
established Peru
ma will cure 1t,
but 1t will take
much longer.
Even In cases
where catarrh has
attacked the
lungs q n d tho
symptoms of con-
sumption h ave
8 h ow n them
selves, the Peru
nA will cure. A
great many cases
/ OF genuine c n
sumption hayo
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ruTuR1 WORLD cEkrfR.
rA,. A..A.r,ty nay. rist fs.s.t.s.-.A
L. the Hub sf the PaefAe
Coast TRADE,

Great a. 10 the local development in
all parts Of the state Of Washington,
1t sinks into insignificance compared
with the prospective transcontinental
and oceanic business already heading
for Pugent Sound, says w. d. Lyman.
in Atlantic. Consult again the map,
and note the position that this body
of water occupies with respect to the
world. 1t sounds extravagant now,
but sober and cool-headed business
men, familiar with the facts, believe
that Washington holds the key to the
future commerce OF the world She
stands at the crossroads of the ma
tions, Mt the confluence of the commod-
tiles of the four quarters of the
globe. She Is the successor of Phoe-
nicia, Carthage. Italy and Eng
land, as the natural exchange point Of
all lands. Europe, and the United
States are at her back, Alaska apd
British Columbia at her right hand,
the tropics at her left. and the orient.
with half the population of the world.
:" 'o"s' roTMcTiy ShuioTh6 WbS sup
posed to be the natural center Of our
western frontage. We cannot dis
credit the magnificent location and re-
sources of that state. but it Is true
that Washington is gaining on CALI
fornia by leaps and bounds. This is
due to three causes: First. Washing
ton has five tranxcontinental railways
In reach, California is under the dex-
potism of one; second. the vast de-
velopments OF Alaska and British Co
lumbia have made Puget Sound the
hub OF Pacific coast trade; third, and
most important the route to the
orient is materially shorter by Puget
Sound than bv the Golden Cute.
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SELLS RABBITS FEET.
iag Mach Money In the OAA
DusIness,

Over in Hell's Kitchen lives old Mar
tha Washington, who claims to be
the only dealer in genuine rabbits
feet In New York. Martha doesn't
know just how old she is, but she is
very. very old, and has been In the
business for 25 years, not in Hell's
Kitchen, mind you. for she regards her
present surroundings Of mixed black
and white as step backward in the
social scale; but she has to be where
the dictates of commerce call her. She
IL reputed to be quite rich, says the
Herald.
Few OF her customers even know
that she bears q distinguished name.
To the public In general she is "Old
Nanny Cottontail." Cheap sports
and gamblers constitute her game,
and they go to the old colored woman
with all the reverence and awe due to
her position as high prie.tess of
chance.
The left hind foot Of rabbit killed
in graveyard at midnight is notori-
Gus ~ possessing supernatural pow
ers As charm against i'll luck and evil
spirits, and MANN. Cottontail' al
ways has supply on hand.
Where she gets her stock is a mys-
terry which none OF her superstit:ous
patrons would think Of even attempt
Ing to solve. When the white neigh
bors miss their pet cats they some
times cast threatening looks at Mann
nv COttontail."
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r. tlii"w I. ssis Rsai 1Atass - Pay Dsbtl
f1s.s IT., 2. o.. o,o.Apo. ssss. ces.s q
To tie March Term, A d. 1Al.
Harry Cssadsy, Adn,ini.tratorl
uf the Estat. uf n. Solomon.
A. n Sojossop and d-solomon.
whose frat name is unknown.
Affidavit of ths non. residence OF A. 9. SoIomoe
and - Bcioinon, whose h.st ~ me 10 unknoNn o.
dsfeodants above namsd, hsvins been fled ID
Bouldsr County, notles i bsreby 0ivss 10 IL
said A. q. 9olo1On cad - 6olomoo, vhoee frsi
nans 10 unknown. that the said piainti4, Harry
Gaesdsy, :dnint.trctor. Of r. sst.:s q 4
said County Fourt oi Hoslder i'oonty Tor a.
order 70 ~ ths premise: bslonf'ng e the Z.
S:,ss.d 3: s:i:S 2 H. sssi s 81 said and
One triansulsr pssce Of real eststs bossded
b. Third street, Wypcoop street and Piatts
rtver. West Dsavsr, In the City Of Deave!. in ths
Couety Of Arapaboe and 1tste Of CoIose6o,
court against you. retarnable ct the Nay term,
4. D. lsDl, Of said Court, 70 BE- holden on the
first Monday !. June, 4. D. 1901. at ths court
house in Boulder. IN Boulder County, Colorado
-. Solomon, whoss 6r.t name H. unknOws,
Consty Court Of Boulder County, at The Nay
tsrm thereof. 70 hs holdss at Boulder, y sasd
plead. answsr or dsnur 70 The said Complain
ants petition, fled therein. ths sane and the
matters and thinss thsrsin charged and stated
will b taken - eoefesesd. and decree entered
against You according 70 the prayer said bill.
JOSEPH T. Atwood,
County Judse.
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HUNGER AS A TIkEPIEcE.
Arc Seaesioes Regulated ~
Neal Tloo.

Hunger. according TO his honor
Judge Lumley Smith, X. C.. in check
upon forensic eloquence. says the Lon
don Telegraph. Hence when Il. j.
Drake, counsel for the plaintiff in the
ease of Harris vs.. Newman, rose to
address the jury at five minutes to the
ordinary luncheon time his honor in
quired about the probable duration of
the speech and explained to the Ave
good men and true in the box: II like
TO pin counsel to time or they go on
ave minutes from now, and If counsel
goes out TO luncheon and then comes
back and makes . speech W. find it
much longer than when he wants his
sandwich and sherry. and the interval
for luncheon depends on the length of
his speech. Can you do II in ten min
utes?" Mr.. Drake-"No. sir-20 min
utes." His Honor-"No" Mr.. Drake
-Give me Is minutes?" His Honor
II expect the jury thinks ten minutes
long enough" Three ofthe Five Jury
men-"Ten minutes" Mr.. Drake fin
ished in the time fixed. his honor
summed up the whole case in three
minutes and the jury took four min
utes to fnd for the plaintiff.
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ior the making Of ssiA aie psspusst th<fele. ID
Y Y ard b the nA decree specifically. previd-
Nov. The.atess. Neese. 10 he,esy ssvs. the,
and by Write Of the power and asthosiiy ID
me vested ths tebv, will. o. such siesi6. on
the south front door Of the court house In she
efcelofado. ct the hour 81 eleven O'Clock IN tho
The i,isf est and brsi bicder snd ior the i,xhest
and b<st price the ,ame will bring In ea,h, ths
said zeal estate and properly in the aid deed
Of t,nss :nd in the sad decree p.rttcrlsriy de-
southeast quarter Il section ss.ss,sd sh,Hv. Il 1
six (s6), township nembefed eae az north.
r.n!e numbered si.ty-stse (se) west Of the
seetisn snssb. red one (ij and the nosth @ E saleos
section numb<red twelve (I2), in teaashtn
pumbs red ose ~ south, range numhRsS1 siaty
r. n,sf se & ws 81 novd1 s;i.. =
radC as afor. sid and also all buildings, struci.
ures: mill; feuudrses. tnGises, boilers. pumps,
nashirsiy. oynanos. sEpsrstss. appliance,
compsn, ,siores.sd, st.sis upon she sbo,e Se. o.
scribtd lands, together With all and sineainf
the tenements, hei edrtaments, rights fssa
chtses. p wers. priv'iexes. immunities, ease-
ments ~ appurtenanees unto the oa1a land
belonging or In a, wise appertainisg. erued
held or used i.y the said company, VIA sail
sale to 10 BE- BY me % msde a. sfort aid for the
cree. The purchaser or purcha st said sale
will receive from me, ~ sheriff, u certificate OF
par hase. similar IN form TO that required 10 Ike
given by shesihs In csses sf sales Of real estate
upon execution. uncer the provisions of the
laws tfthis state. showing that after the pei io.i
Of rcde mption allowed by Law, such purchaser
or purchasers will be entitled to dee 10 the
property sold unless the same he sooner Ir
deemed as provided by law. as IL more psrticu.
larry set fo,th In the judgM and deer. aitre.
saio. rt re nee to which IL hereby mace for
greater certainty - Aforesaid.
Dated at Boulder, Colorado, this nth day oi
April, A. u 1911.
IT, SIPPLE,
shrriE OF Boulder Covnt, Colo, ade.
BENEDICT pHELPs.
Attorneys tor Plaintiff
First pub April IL last Msy u VI.
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Net AnneyeA.

doesn't that person irritate your"
inquired Willie Warrington.
"Hot 1t ALL" answered Miss Cay
enne.
"But he disagrees With everything
you say to him."
Eyes. That pleases me. have 20
LITTLE respect for his opinion that am
never sure / an right unless he takcs
the opposite view. ."-Washington Star.
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WesaAeA Vanity.

A woman cries ten times out Of
wounded vanity where she cries once
out Of really wounded feelings. And
each one Of the ten times does her
good. Let your wounded vanity smart
all that 1t will. for vanity is kind Of
proud flesh" Of the human soul that
has to be treated with sharp cauxtic
every little while TO keep it from be-
coming an excrescence that will dis
figure the whole character.-Ladies'
Home Journal.
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a 0ueer I..eriptie..

A queer sentence closes the inscrip-
ton on . tombstone in a churchyard
In Leigh, England. After announcing
the name and other particulars of the
lady there buried. these words follow:
"A virtnous woman is S. to her hus-
band" The explanation is that space
prevented = crown" being cut In full,
and the stonecutter argued that .
crown equals 5s.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14

When Miss Harvey went back into
the house where Annie was holding
the fort behind the sofa armed with
. broom. she walked very straight
and her look was severe.
"Has he gomez" questioned Annie.
trembiingly.
"He has gone" replied Miss Har-
vey. drily. "Annie. you need never
come to the Mission after me again
never again. And that you have
most unfortunate influence over
those men. That poor. ignorant Yet
Wing-there Is no telling what harm
has been done to him. He seems
quite demented. Tell my brother he
needn't wait dinner for mel have
. headache"
And Miss Harvey went 70 her own
room. and locked the door. and sat
down In the corner furthest from the
mirror
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A>vrehe.siSn.

Employer-Yes. know! They
claim that our goods were not a.
represented. Didn't we write that
our salesman would cali Oh them
about the matter?
Clsrk-Yss; but they don't want
him TO eau. They're afraid he'll sell
them more goods!-Puck.
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her seornfuliy !. mi aaiii they had
reached home ard gone int3 the side
door. While Annie shook oiit the wet
umbrella and stood II in the rack.
Miss Harvey glanced out OF the win
dow and suddenly screamed and sat
down. c!asrin,, her hands.
Look, Annie!" she cried; "look
out Of the window! Can that be-
il that-Yet Wing?"
ut looks like the bilious heather" :"
said Annie. indignantly. after q hasty
inspection OF the figure that stood
pensively under an awning on the
opposite side of the street. "A pref
ty subject he is. to stand himself up
in front Of peoples housesi Shall !
go out an shoe i'm away, Miss?"
"Oh, that would be too crueli"
moaned Miss Harvey. walking up and
down and wringing her hands des-
perately. "Oh, what shall do? Was
there ever anything SO unfortunate7
He may begin to follow me about
town-and perhaps sing under the
windows-he nas q very good voice
but think how IL would look. Oh,
how unfortunate I am, to have
perhaps II had worn palmer
clothes to the Mission-but now the
harm is done, and I will never for
give myself. never!"
"Well," suggested Annie, with IN
eye at the crack OF the curtain, "your
brother'll he home pretty soon. an
it's my belief that he'll throw the
brassy heather over the courthouse.
An anyway, the neighhors are rails
in the windows. now"
Miss Harvey screamed.
''Oh. Annie" she cried, "go and call
him over and tell him that he must
not stand there. looking at the house
that way. Tell him that 1t troubles
me-Me-and then l know he'll CO."
Annie's trim figure disappeared;
and Yet Wings teacher heard
sound OF voices, which presently
grew louder. She listened. Annie
was saying with spirit:
"You just wait till get Mike Fin
ney a-holt O. you. you slantin'-eyed-"
And at this point Annie came back.
her face crimson.
Then that wants the Chinaman
can have him." she cried. indignant
". "He's settin' there on the steps
like be meant to wait for the crack
O. doom. an II your brother comes
he'll think doom's cracked"
This horrible possibility decided
Miss Harvey. She pufled out the
pink vest. dabbed both eyes with .
little lace handkerchief. and went
droopinRly to the door. Yet Wing
still sat enthroned on the steps.
placidly looking at the rain.
"Yet Wing" she murmured. weak
ly. Vet Wing arose and smiled.
isle comee backf" was his enig-
matte question.
"Yet Wing. you must go away"
whispered Miss Harvey. You must
not come to my house any more. !
am very sorry for you'll hope We
will be friends-I shall stiA teach
ron. Yet Wing"
-You go alay!" retorted Yet Wing.
whom the gods had made mad. me
come mally pletty gul-An-nee-she
tleach me. Ne no likee you TO-
tleachee-you too old. Ne lait TO-
AIMEE"
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sueer orisi. Of . Post oAe. IA.

oueeP Origin ef . Post OAee Name,
The name OF the post Office Half
Rock. In Missouri. is not to be account
ed for by any popularity of the phys
ical features of the place, as might
be supposed. 1t seems that one of the
Arst buildings erected there was a
general store, the proprietor of which
sold such bad sugar that his custom
ers declared il to be half rock" The
term was in course Of time applied to
the store itself, and subsequently to
the post Office established at the place.
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rhe ADDroDriate TAinS.

The Appropriate TAlAG.
Jack-Do you remember that Miss
Hubb. of Boston?
Jill-Oh, yesl
"She had birthday party last
week."
"lndeed!"
"Yes; and she had . birthday cake.
"Of course"
ut was made in the shape Of Q
heart.
"Novel idea. wasn't it?"
"Yes; and the cake was frosted and
had icicles sticking in it instead Of
candles. Statesman.
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rhe Chiliaa Pal~.

Attempts are being made in Califor-
mia to acclimate the Gillian palm (Ju-
baea spectabilis), which has seeds that
resemble almonds and are edible.
Each tree also yields 50 to 60 quarts Of
sspalm honey"
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k,.RunaI laa.lKx OnlY.

"Had = row over at your house lass
night, didn't you. old manf"
"Oh, no; not At III. Why do you
askf'
Thought I heard commotiop."
"Ah, I see! You heard my wife in
quising Why came homo solats. That
was sll, I assure you."
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Ne.s.a r,i,het j,.t,..t;iisi:.

Prison Warden--1t's just been found
out that you didn't commit that crime
you've been in for these years, and 20
the governor has pardoned you.
Innocent Man-Um-I'm pardoned,
am /?
Prison Warden-Y-e-s, but don't 70
yet. I'll have to telegraph for further
instructions.
Innocent Man-What about?
Prison Warden-Seems to me that
considerin' you hadn't any business
here. you ought to pay the state for
your board.-N. Y. Weekly.
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kneH Whers He stooa.

"There's one thing l must say for
Henrietta" said Mr.. Meekton. "She
10 very firm, once she gets her mind
made up"
"She can't be argued out Of her
opinion"
mo, indeed! That's what makes
home SO happy. If she expresses her
self in the morning, l know perfectly
well that she hasn't changed her
mind when get home at night 1t
makes 1t very much easier to con-
verse. e."-Washington Star.
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Second rAs.gha Il pssa.

Second TAo0ghl Il Do0l.
A hen-pecked man being told thst IN
old acquaintance was married sx-
claimed: II am glad 10 hear It,"
But, rejecting . moment. he added.
In q tone of compassion and forgive
ness: "And yet don't know why
should Be; he never did me any harm" :"
--Tit-Rita
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ae~.-h.e A-Aa~.>-

"Jim says I am the only girl he
ever loved!"
"Oh. did he?"
why. don't you believe met" "
.Oh. yes. ! believe you."-Brookyln
Life.
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Her apsela@.

A bachelor say1 . woman cant
Throw straight because she sQuints:
But just the same shes accurate.
When It comes to throwing h1Ats.
-ChicAgo Daily News.
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Elastieity ef Oblisatisa.

Haven't you acknowledged Delia's
ibirthday gift yet?"
NO; I've waited SO long now that
I'm going to wait until she sends me
the next one."-Detroit Free Press.
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Uet Like Miu

There was . mysterious sound.
Suddenly the black curtain parted.
Hear that rapping7" whispered
the medium. Ut is your departed
husband"
"Don't sound like Jeems,r said the
little freckled widow. "Jeems didn't
have enough manners to rap. He'd
always rush right in. Chicago Daily
News.
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COUNTY OF ARArAHos.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of said state Within and ior Said
The Americas Trust and sav-l
Plaintiff: No .s..os.
The Denver City Coal Com.
whereas, On April !, A. D. 1901. there was
repdeTed by the said dislvict court In the above
entitled cause . 6nai Judgment and decree
asaisst the said defendant, for the sum Of one
doIisss ls,@ soo) ioTe.her with the cos.s In aid
ssit to be taxed; and
where's. In and by the said judgmeut and
decree II wss and 10 further provided that the
certain deed Of truss therein mentioned, given
tember iss. L. D. isee. Sled sos record In the re-
corder's ONCE Of Boulder county. Colombo. on
September 18th. A. d 1870, snd there recorded
iu book 1i4 at page ~ Of the records Of said Of
6ce, should be and vss thereby foreciosed as
sssins .he property In sid deed o'tru's de
whereas, In and by ssid decree II was also
adjndged that unless within ten days from the
rendf(lon thereof the aid defendant shouId
judged ss Aforesaid together with lawful inter
est thereon and the costs TO be taxed - afore-
aid. that sale should be made OF aid property
In aid srusl deed nenti9sed, by the sheriff Of
Boulder county aforesaid, at the place. on the
terms and IN the na.nsr In the said judg
appear By the said decree, reference to which 10
hereby made for srester certsinty; and
Whereas, Default has been made In the pay.
ment Of the satd sum adjudged against the said
defendant A. Aforesaid, and every part thereof,
asd there hss been issued BY the clerk Of said
district court. usder the hsnd and seal Of the
court, q certified copy Of said decree as my
authority. as sheriff OF ssid county Of Boulder.
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1.As worn r.r.sA.

"Are you going out tonight. dear?"
said the husband to the emancipated
woman.
II am. It Is the regular weekly
meeting Of the lodge"
"Then I want to say to you"-and
there was an unusual defiance In the
r.1ld mans tons-''I want to say that
II you are not home by II o'clock l
shall 60 home to my ather."-Leslie's
WeekfV.
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Net .. Far BsAiaA.

Aunt Geehaw (of Hay Corners)-
Jist think of It Joshuway! them
sity wimmin GIT . moo bonnet every
Easter!
Uncle Geehaw (soothingly) - Wall.
N'rish, you git moo bonnet about
every three or four years yourself!-
Brooklyn Eagle.
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A Dismal Failuss.

Hewitt-Ars you . good Judge Of
women's ages?
Jewett-No: I can't guess . wom-
ans age any nearer t4,an she can her.
sslf.-Town Topics.
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A FaiIare.

"Did anybody ever try to start
newspaper here?" asked the intellee-
tual-looking man with CLAUSES.
eyes," answered Broncho Bob. but
It failed. The editor wouldn't tend TO
business"
"Was he dissipated mani"
mo. But he insisted ON sitting at
his desk with his back to the door,
when he ought to have been standing
with . six-shooter in his hand and his
eye st . knot-hole." Warrington
afar
Daily camera., 1901-05-14

II you want to sell or buy property call on US.
We are resident agents for the best insurance
companies. We write fire, life, accident ane
plate xlass insurance, and If In need Of any
thing in that line give US call.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14
Hsua. Limitations,

First Tramp-lt's hard fer . man
10 live up to his ideals.
Second Tramp-Dat's all rightI A
felier can't git out Of sawin' soDe
wood.-Puck.
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First Catch Ysur Hass.

First Catch Y0uR 1a40.
"Just put some hair reaswer." said The
dude.
ION my mustaehs." The barber said:
Indeed.
fear Il wouldn't do you any good:
It's hair originator that you nsedS
PHILADELPHIA Prsss.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14
He>i.i.s si.eerisx.

Ted-He suffers so badly 1t took
him over half an hour to propose to
her.
/, Ned-What did she say to him?
Ted-Oh, this u so sudden.-Judge.
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Y. Chance f.y Dis,,te.

"You know Will was just crazy TO
marry mel" said the young bride.
"Yes; that's what everybody
thinks" replied her Jealous rival
Nonkers Statesman.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14
uaa Rerxe.a RanA-

Mrs. Sleepyixe-Henry. the alarm
clock just went OF.
Mr.. Sleepyize-Thank goodness; l
hope tn thing'll never come back
Columbus (O.) State Journal.
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Preapt Punishu.snt.

what il your, order?" asked the
waiter girl.
Anything you please. dear" rs-
Piled the burly policeman. I'm
hungry enough to do the cannibal set
to-day."
4 "We Acn't serve Holsters here, III, !"
shs said, with offended dignity CHI
cAg6 Tribune.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14

SLOWS your father to-day. Tom
my7"
Hes Jest - strong - ever."-Dsn-
Yer POat.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14
NeYland's Additions

to the CITY of Boulder These lots are very de-
sirable for residence and the price Is right and
terms reasonable. Below we give partial
list of properties we have for sale.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14
Prosf Festive.

Nell-Chsrlie has acted very indif.
ferently lately. wonder II he In
tends to marry me just for my money.
Clara-Oh. I'm sure not, dear. /
had . talk with him this evening and
I sin sure he intends nothing Of the
kind.
NslEBut what makes you 20 sure7
Clara-Well. you see. he proposed to
me.-Hsrlem Life.
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a Matter Of Foreslght.
"Nrs. .Jinks is 50 and she calls her
self middle-aged.''
"Well. maybe she expects to live 70
be 1O8."-Chicago Record.
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B..ine.s On . Large scaIe,

Hewett-Gruet says that he IL do,
ing big business in Chicago.
Jewett-He is; he sells womep's
shoes. Town topics.
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4 Cerreet 0sess.

II gSess its time to go, - sAtos
Ard started.
"xousve gnexaed It," she replied. An0 -
They parted.
-Detroaa Tree Press. -
Daily camera., 1901-05-14

TAe Deetss Pressssos1 CHANGE.
Arabella- George. dear, I want
some money.
Gsorgs-Why, l gave you . check
yesterday.
Arsbella-Yes, dear. know. but
the doctor said I was to have plenty
Of change. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14

"Dsy tells me Lige Jackson's bsen
put in Jail TO- hoss steslin'."
"Serve him right. Why didn't he
stick to chickings?"-Chicago Amor.
lean.
Daily camera., 1901-05-14
PsBissst,o. Notes.
{ the making Of ~ mle pssspsnt th<sete. al
Y and bt the nd decree spael1nllN Drovid-

-, ., =, . =;
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Real Estate Hsrsclosurs Sale

STATE OF COLORADO D.
couNTy o. ArArAHos. F"
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of Said STATE Within and lor Said
County.
The American Trust and Saw