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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, .21.in- worth
$500, for CSC.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, Pain, worth
$2.25, for $1.15.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, 27-in.. worth
S1.75, for csc.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, 27-in., worth
$3.50, for $1.35.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE. 86-in.. worth
$500, for $1.69.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, 86-in., worth
$500, for $3.50.
$500 BLACK DRESS SILKS FOR 800.
so pieces Of elegant black dress silks, in
gros grain, satin, armure, peau de Cygne,
peau de Refine, poplin, Royal Alma, benga-
line, faille, and many others, worth up to
s.. 100, on sale at 800.
New waist silks in the combinations Of
blue and green, the new checks and plaids,
in taffeta and ~louisene and MORE. See
the new stripes and figures, the new notte
and pointelle silks, they are elegant. Prices,
CSC, SLIPS and $3.50.
so pieces OF fine yard wide black wash
silk; worth 75c, for 35c.
The newest weave in silks is called peau
de %slante. all %colors; all silk n gain.
wide; a regular $3.50 silk, for s1.OO.
Black and colored MORE velour; special
fine silks; worth $3.50, on sale, 69c.
We show new fancy ~velvets, metallic
printed velvet. new black venetians, Ell
boron and boulevard corded velvet, all COL
ors; the greatest stock of velvet in Omaha.
Black corduroy; fine grade; on sale, Csc.
Fine hollow cut cords for waists; on
sale. Zoe.
Metallic printed velvet waists. only
75c.
Boulevard costume velvet; worth $3.50,
only 75c.
Mail orders filled. We prefer to have you
send in for the goods, as samples cannot
give you an idea Of the great merit of these
bargains. Trust to our judgment in selec.
ton, and II not satisfactory we refund YOU
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Wall Paper and Paints

Carnival week special bargains to give
out-of-town customers a han to buy.
Wall paper at Ia to II it's regular value.
Remember this sale is for this week only.
Best grade white blanks at 215c roll.
Fine gilt paper at 4c per roll.
The best of ready-mixed paints on the
market at CSC per gallon.
Also varnishes. stains, enamels. brushes
and room holdings at greatly reduced
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Special Sales in.
Wash Goods Dent.
FOR WEEK COMMENCING MON
DAY MORNING.

THE GREATEST QUANTITIES, NJ
MENsE ASSORTMENT AND VARIETY.
such as we will place on Special sale this
week, OFFER you the greatest facility for
big savings on the newest and best Of Fall
and Winter fabrics in Washable Material.
10000 pieces of the greatest value in
Flannelette, for Dresses, Waists, etc., full
yard wide. in patterns copied from So and
$1.oO French Flannel at 12hc yd.
1000 pieces Of Novelty Wasting cloth
equal to $3.50 goods in appearance and re-
commended for service at 25c I'd.
Black mercerized sateen skirting or dress
finish worth 25c yard, on sale this week at
12hc.
Full yard wide Comfort Calicos. extra
quality, colors absolutely fast worth 121sc,
on sale this week at sac I'd
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

Ladies' half-woOl combination suits. In all
sizes. worth HIS and $3.50. at $50.
Ladies' extra nne "a wool combination
suits, perfect ntting and well finished.
worth, $2.0O. in white and silver. at $3.50.
Ladies' Sterling silk and wool combina-
tion suits. extra nne quality. in neah color
and blue. worth $500. At SS.sS
ladies' heavy outing flannel gowns In
plain. blue and pink. herosriEsd trim
ming. worth s2.OO. At $3.50.
Children's Jersey ribbed combination
suits, fleece lined, in all sizes. at SOC.
Children's vests. pants and drawers, in
heavy ribbed. fleece lined. Harvard mills
goods. at Csc each.
Children's vests. pants and drawers. IN
al sizes. extra heavy quality. At 40
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Ak-SaT-Ben
Furniture Sale

in the Trans-M Mississippi country. Over
o so per cent of regular prices.
at Of our out-of-town customers we will
ship any goods desired at prices named in
this sale. and II not entirely satisfactory
goods may be returned and we will refund
money paid for same. or, for those who ex-
pect to Visit Omaha during Ben
festivities, lasting until October 4, we will
hold any furniture they may choose. and
give them the privilege Of exchanging It
for other goods when they come to Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Priestly's black zibeline goods, worth
from. $50 to {2.9S a yard, viii be on sale
Monday at SIS a yard.
Prtestly's coronation cloth, worth $50
per yard, will be on sale Monday at u.9S q
yard.
Priestly's snowfakes, worth $3.50, will be
IN sale Monday at 31.9s a yard.
Prtestly's fancies are the finest made and
worth $3.50 a yard. On sale at $50 a yard.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Lupin's cheviots, in all colors, regular 50
goods, will be en- sale at S1.98 a yard.
Lupin's voiles, worth from H.15 to $3.50 a
yard, will be on sale at S.25 a yard.
Lupin's Examines and mistrals, worth
A.2, will be on sale at 500 and CSC.
EVENING SHADES.
~Lownsdowne. finest goods that are made.
at S1.25.
Sublimes and imitation of Lansdowne,
regular S.25 goods, on sale at $50 a yard.
Cream broadcloths. Venetians n ladies'
cloth at IS, $3.50, N.9S, A.75 and Csc a yard.
In this department. VIII be found wool
crepes. silk and wool crepe de chimes,
yachting serges, cream cheviots, cream
Bedford cords. cheviots. French f~iannels,
etc. at so per cent lower than you can buy
them elsewhere
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
WHO EVER HEARD OF FINE
BLACK TAFFETAS BEING SOLD
AT SUCH PRICES

This surely is the greatest sale Of black
~taffetas ever held.
Black Taffeta. 1s inches wide, worth SOC.
for 39c.
Black Taneta, 20 inches wide. worth 81.
for 57hc.
Black Taffeta. % inches wide. worth 81. Us.
for 69c,
Black Tafeta, 81 inches wide. worth $3.50,
for Toe.
Raglan ~taffeta. "a inches wide. worth 81.
Cor $50.
Black taffeta, SO inches wide. worth 81. 25.
for 69c.
Black taffeta, Sc inches wide, worth
$1.5O, for S5c.
Black t~affeta, SO inches wide. worth
$500. for CSC.
Black ~taffeta, SO inches wide, worth
$3.50, for $1.20.
We offer 10 pieces Of the celebrated 54-
inch wide black taffeta-this is all silk and
commonly sells for SS.0O-on sale here for
only $3.50.
YOU SHOULD CERTAINLY BUY YOUR
SILK DRESS DURING THIS SALE. WE
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY and give you the
best silk that you can buy.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, 2O-in., worth
$1.0O, for SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
for Monday

Grand ribbon sale. The greatest ribbon
values ever seen in the city Of Omaha will
be on sale Monday at 1Oc per yard. This
includes both plain and fancy.
LACE COLLARS, SOC.
The most popular collar Of the season A
regular tl.OO collar for SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
EDITORIAL SHEET.
HAYDE;Ns

The biggest Furniture event ever held
s 5000 worth Of furniture at from 3S 1-3 t
We have bought the samples and surplus
stock Of some Of the largest and best fur
niture manufacturer Of Michigan and Wis
c~onsin. at from one-third to one-half FAC
tory prices, and we give our customers the
benefit Of these great bargains and an OPP
%portunity TO secure the best grade of furni-
ture az prices which are less than are usu-
ally asked for inferior goods. For the bene-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Flannel Dept.

Three cases best grade outing flannel;
per yard, 7hc.
One case all wool skirting flannel; per
yard, Csc; worth 40c.
Five cases 33-inch shaker flannel; per
yard, GAo.
Five cases extra heavy cotton fannel and
shaker flannel; per yard, 4hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

WOOL DRESS GOODS.
In the wool dress goods department you
will find a large line of goods brought in
from the high grade dress goods depart
ment to be closed out quick. You will find
in these goods $3.50 figured mohairs made
I'm England, black only; $.9S goling cloth,
6S inches WIDE suitable for walking skirts
cheviots, SIPS 5O-inch Secillians, in black
and %colors; $1.5O French plaids and other
suitings. consisting OF Z~ebelines. Snow
flakes, Scotch Notified mixtures. These
goods run in value from S1.00 to $500 a
yard. You can buy them Monday in three
lots at 49c, 59c and 75c a yard.
There are goods in this lot as fine as any
shown in any department, except there is
not a full line of colors. There are no Off
colors.
We have other dress goods ranging In
price from &c to 39c per yard. They are
SILKS.
A handsome ~taffeta, in black and in 20
colors, new strong and durable. These
ment of the United States. Monday they
will be on sale at ACC a yard.
We have received a new line of silks from
4 or 8 different manufacturers In odds and
ends.
They are the newest and up-to-date goods
only. The lines and shades are limited
probably 5 or 6 colors of each.
They are goods that would retail over the
counter for $1.5O a yard. We will close them
Monday at sec, ACC, 39c and 25c a yard.
We have other silks from 1c to 39c a
yard.
Other specials on silks
COTTON DRESS GOODS.
Large line Of cotton dress goods, 15c
plaids, for 8 1-3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
WASTING DEPARTMENT.

WASTING DEPARTMENT.
The grandest line of waistings that was
ever displayed In Omaha.
our price is f5c.
French waistines, in all the newest de-
signs, sold everywhere at 81 a yard. 'Our
price is only 75c.
Embroidered waistings worked in France
and sold everywhere at Sl,9S a yard Our
price u x.25 a yard.
PATTERN WAISTS.
500 pattern wrists, worth from IS to $25
each. They are the most beautiful ever i'm
ported to this country.
Monday you can buy any pattern for ex-
actly 1-3 Of it's marked price. Only one pat
tern to a customer.
TAILOR SUITINGS.
We carry everything in tailor s%uitlngs, in
light and heavy weights, comprising all
shades and plain goods, at from Toe to $3.50
SHMPLEs ARE NOW READY AND
WILL BE SENT FREE TO OUT
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR
MONEY REFUNDED IN EVERY IN
STANCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
New Eall Hats

Handsome styles for men. Many styles
out this fall and we have them all. The
largest variety makes II easy for you to
find the hat you ought to wear. More
quality and more style than shown any
where in the country for the price.
The new Venezuela Panama, Lucas,
Crown Prince and a dozen other styles, at
Use, S1.OO. slips and $3.50.
Ask to see our line Of $500 hats. They're
the same thing you pay $500 for at other
stores.
We are Omaha's headquarters for the
woTld-renowned John B. Stetson hats.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL CAPS.
All wool golf caps for school wear in all
the new cOlors, worth SOC, on sale at Csc.
Golf. Yacht and Automobile caps for
fall wear in neat assorted patterns; worth
s1.OO; on sale Monday at 5Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Grand Picture Sale

For Ak-Sar-Ben week we have secured
most remarkable values In pictures. A
great variety, embracing every subject, IN
all sizes and at all prices. Every taste can
be suited here. Frames in the very new
est and best designs.
Our tremendous spot cash purchases en-
able us to name prices most astonishingly
low. Be sure and see this grand picture
display.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

Mems heavy all wool shirts and drawers
regular $3.50 quality, at CSC.
Mems heavy all wool. fleece lined shirts
and drawers, S1.25 values at 75o.
Mems heavy. fleece lined shirts and draw
ers at S9c and SOC.
Ladies' outing flannel gowns and short
skirts. In assorted colors and nicely I'm
ished. AZ 4se.
ladies' extra heavy outing flannel gowns
and short skirts, lace trimmed. regular
price 31.25. At 75e.
Ladies' wool knit short skirts, In black
and e%olors, regular $3.50. at CSC.
Ladies' extra heavy. fleece lined vests
and pants. worth SOC. At Csc.
Ladies extra heavy doWn-back vests and
pants. worth &C. - asa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Carpets

Special carnival week carpet sale.
This week we offer extra inducements to
out Of town customers.
By buying direct from the manufacturer
in large quantities enables us to sell you
goods at what other dealers pay.
Union ingram carpets ...............-. Csc
Best all-wool ingram, worth 75c...-.. 45c
Brussels carpets 39c
Brussels carpets, worth S5c.......... SEQ
Rich Wilton velvet carpets, plain or
with borders to match; worth 1925. 95c
9x1l Brussels rugs 9S
9x12 Brussels. extra quality, worth
S2O.OO lz.5o
9x12 Administer rugs, extra quality ...22.5O
sx12 Wilton and Wilton velvet rugs. .25.o 90
Art squares, all sizes from 6x9 to 1Ox15
from 2.95 up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

Special prices on watches IN the every
best guaranteed makes. Call and examine
these. You can always depend on what
you buy at Haydens and that is a very i'm
portant thing in regard to jewelry and
watches. Every dollars worth you buy is
warranted as represented Grand assort-
ment in silver plated ware OF all kinds. Buy
q remembrance of Omaha here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Monday in the Bargain Room

We have been preparing for this day for the past tmee weeks. We have bought
over carloads of goods for this room from various anufacturps and we have
now placed them on our counters for Monday at the most ensauonal prCes that were
evers seen in this city.
We want to call your attention that goods sold in this room are sold exactly as
any other store In tst own
Read ad compare pres and then examine for yourself w will let you be ta
No DEALERS, PEDDLARs OR MANUFACTURERS SOLD IN THIS ROOM.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

JUST THAT LITTLE WORD wINsLow
Means the best taffeta silk on earth-$1.
ELEGANT SILKS, WORTH 75C, 81 AND
$1.25, FOR ACC.
100 pieces OF fine black swivel and broche
novelties, Tamano and the new Eligete
silks. These compose some of the newest
and richest of this seasons novelties. We
offer these elegant silks for this week at
49c.
TAFFETA EKAF-A Japanese taffeta for
Innings, all silk, all colors-39c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
The Greatest Silk Bargains Ever
Offered by Any house in America

Monday nj all the week the most startling reductions that was ever heard of
A wonderful stock of the finest ack and colored silks will be sod at prices thatw will
surprise you all A n cpportune int for this grand silk she so that all visitors to our
city may see for themSIvest the remarkable bargains hat silk sale of this in d-
fTds
PHENOMENAL SILK BARGAINS OF THE MOST SENSATIONAL ORDER WILL
hose from out of town, without fearing contradiction, thai. thee BARGAINS IN FINE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Tho Leading Dress Goods House Of the West
Kigh Grade Dress Goods Department.

In thisd department can be found everything in hg grade dress goods from soc "
Phesuys Examines vonesa NJ tanos sunngs in blacks are the best in the world
Lpms Vone. Examines and tailor suiungs and chevtou, in blacks and coorsa are
Ony surpassed by Preslys a.
we are showing over 5000 styles of dress goods wesungs etc. and We buy drec
than ny oher house in this Western counuy
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
29c for $L.OO Worth

We are placing on sale Monday morning
a complete set, consisting of candlestiCk,
candle shade holder and shade. These are
the regular Sl.OO novelty. used on banquet
tables, ornaments, etc. Regular price
$l.00. sale price &c.
Thu new Chatelaine Bags, worth S1.O0, at
soc. The new Chatelaine Bags, worth
500, at $1.0O.
THE GREATEST EMBROIDERY SALE
OF II SEASON.
At 3Ac, sc, loo, 15c, 19c and 29c; goods
worth up to $3.50.
at l21Rc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Grand Underwear Sale

A $500 purchase of hh and winter underwear for men,. wOme And children
secured Tor spot cash from the leading manufacturers including thu American Hosiery
Co. tn New Brunswick Hosiery Co, the Harvard Mills and the Sterling he gar
ments are madeh best selected hbrisi finished in tn best possible manner; seams
doublestched ad points of wear thoroughly reinforced; neatly trimmed; in fact
buy them at Ia to la OF the uun price
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

Defective vision cured by the use of
properly fitted glasses. No need TO pay
the exorbitant charges OF specialists.
Gold filled frames. 1O-year guarantee, all
styles; $500 value at 3169.
Gold plated spectacles; good lenses; $3.50
values at 1873.
Fine plated frames with crystal lenses
$500 value AZ CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

Elegant rockers in rich golden oak, every
kind, every shape, at from one-third to one
half of regular price. Corner chairs and
all odd pieces for parlor and sitting room at
greatly reduced prices.
In kitchen and dining room furniture we
show a most complete assortment and at
astonishingly low prices. Cabinets, tables,
chairs, sideboards, ETC., ETC., in newest de-
signs.
In metal beds and bedroom furniture Of
every description we are displaying the
choicest and most varied stocks ever put on
sale. The design and finish Of these goods
is most artistic. You can supply your wants
in this sale at a saving of from one-third to
one-half, besides getting the very finest
furniture made.
Get Hayden Bros prices on OFFICE
FURNITURE.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

him for the position OF state auditor.
and the Republican party points to him
with pride az sample OF the talent it
proposes to use in redeeming the state.
There are others. but why 20 on?
The ones mentioned are the best Of the
collection. Nearly all are of the cheap
class OF OficehOlders, which assuredly
cannot be said Of the Democratic can
didates. The latter have filled distin-
tinguished offices with distinguished
ability. and are entitled to the reward
OF good and faithful service.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01
The Dead Klondikcrs.

Guy Stealey in National Watchnnn.)
THERE'S some asleep on the snowy range,
And some on the frost-cold swari
Where the icy winds and hoary peaks
Are keeping solemn guard.
The precious gold that lured them on
Stili hides from the rIsting drills,
And silently mocks the lonely graves
In the wild Alaskan hills.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01
We Believe This a c..,,ard.

The following story appeared in the
Denver Post and.if true. things are in
pretty had shape in the western end
of the county, but. however. it is not be-
lieved here but is Thought to have
originated in somebody's more or less
fertile brain-sOme reporter got All
overdose of hops:
MANY miles from civilization there is
established inl Colorado IL novel institu-
tion which is quantity designated as a
palace of. pleasure. 1t is.about twenty
miles from Rang.ly, and has been start
ed only recently. The Indians who shot
Game Warden lar. is are the prOprietors
of the place. but they have in their en-
ploy degenerate white men known as
short card players or ''tinhorn' gam
blers.
Scenes that fare II old as Indian le-
gends are enacted nightly. Whiskey is
sold over the rude bar to red men and
white men alike. Young and comely
squaws from the Uncompahgre Utes
serve rs barmaids. Out of twenty or
more Indian tents has been made one
big tepee in which Spanish monte, poker
and various other games Of chance are
conducted.
"AccOrding..to advices received ut the
game warden's Office. no state or govern
ment license has been obtained by the
keepers of the..'rancherie.' as the cow
boys call the place, so it is expected that
the United States officials will eventu-
ally cut short the ambitious of the red
men to become wealthy by selling liquor
and conducting gambling games. The
Indians who are principally concerned
In the place belong to the band which
shot Game Warden Harris It has de-
veloped that the reason the Utes came
over the line so early WAS to start this
resort. Usually they do not get to this
down from the mountains. or three
weeks later than they came this year.
Cowboys. tourists and Indians con-
gregate at the 'rancherie,' and the writ
er Of the letter to Warden Harris asserts
that trouble Is sure to ensue II the place
is allowed to run any length of time.
ViIiainOus wliiskey. Mexican pulque
and connections made by mixing whis-
key with tobacco juice are some Of the
liquids on sale. This rude barbaric
dances Of the Indians. corrupted by
libidinOus features Of tLs dance hall.
are the chief amusements besides card
playing. All hours OF the day and night
card games are going on. The man
who seems to be getting NIL the money
is former tinhorn gambler who hung
about Rangely all summer. but who
seems to have secured enough money to
enable him to bny the furs. rifles and
blankets that the Indians sell when they
are gambling. It is said. too. that sew
eraI Indians, in order to get money with
which to gamble, have sold their squaws.
who are now practically slaves Of the
red and white conductors Of the place
Indian Agent Myton has been noti-
fed. but no reply had been received
from him at the time the letter to the
game warden Was being written. The
writer of the letter concludes by saying
he noticed half a deer hanging near IL
tent and snrmised therefore that the
game warden might bc interested"
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01
He Never Met The.

"Ah," said the beautiful woman,
"you we're missionary once. I be-
lieve? Did You ever meet n cannibal?"
no" he replied. 1.-The cannibals al
ways caught up with me from behind"
ord-Worid.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01
Not I.0RlcaI,

Regge-I heard papa say the other
day that labor Is sweet and noble.
Mamma-So it is, Regge.
Regge-Then. mamma. why does
papa hire a man to cut the grass while
he sits on the vcranda and only looks
on?-The King,
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

The Indiana Supreme court has af-
tirmed the validity Of a law recently en-
acted which bars the Christian scien-
tist. magnetic healer. etc, from prac
ticing in that state, and the state medi-
cal board is now going to wage war
against all but the licensed practition-
ers. While Colorado may not be pre-
pared to go to this length it is high time
that some action was taken by the legis-
lature to put up the bars little more
tightly against the quacks that now so
freely ply their trade throughout the
state.-FOrt Collins Express.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

Mr.. isolate (of Lonelyville. N. J.,
with suburban enthusiasm)-It tell you.
have got a treasure of q new hired
nan!
Mr.. Brooklyn Borough - Indeed7
What Is his particular recommends
ton?
Isolated (elatedly)-Why. he posi-
lively does not sing a note!-Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

Nathan Z. Miller, Republican candi-
date for attorney general. Mr.. Miller
is now city attorney for Durango, has
been district attorney of La Plata coun-
ty. and in 1895 was Populist candidate
for attorney general, running then
against the political party he is now
running with. While legal adviser of
the CITY of Durango, MIR. Miller was re-
sponsible for an irregular election being
held tor the sale of bonds by which the
taxpayers are out of pocket several
thousand dollars on account Of the bonds
being declared illegal. Mr. Miller could
be excused for being chronic Office
holder and Office chaser If his services
had proven valuable. The people OF
Colorado are not so foolish. however, as
to entrust the important office of attor-
ney general to the tender nercies Of a
man incompetent to properly discharge
his duties as a common town attorney
John Holmberg. Republican candi-
date for state auditor. This distin-
guished gentleman is now filling, BY ap-
pointmeDt. tho exalted position Of meat
inspector in Denver. lie ran for con-
stable year ago and was distanced in
the first lap. This eminent experience,
1t is thought. will thoroughly qualify
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

Against the Amendment to Section s, Article XIV,
Concerning County Officers.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

Against the Amendment to Section II, Article X
Australasian Tax System.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

Against the Amendment to Section g. Article "
Austria.ian Tax System
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

Against the Amendment to Section d, Article XIV,
Concerning County Officers.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

For the Amendment to Section o. Article n
Australasian Tax System.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

Against the Amendment to Section II, Article
NV, Concerning County Officers.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

For the Amendment to Section II, Article "
Austrnasian Tax System.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01

For the Amendment to Section IL, Article XIV,
Concerning County Officers
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-01
STATE OF COLORADO, I
RIO RLANcO CnI-NrY. r


Rio BLANco COUNTY 80
l. E, E. Fordham. County Clerk of Rio Blanco coun-
y, Colorado. do hereby certify the above to be FULL
true and correct list of nominations certified to me
by the Secretary of State of the State of Colorado
and the several political conventions and committees.
and by petition to be voted for the General Election
to be held November 4tl a. D. 1902.
Witness my hand and official seal this 27th day of
October. A. d. 1902. f. r. FORDHAM
lSEAL County Clerk.