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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-02-04

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Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Stevens, on Morrell street, a
daughter.
Valentines at Elliott's.
Mrs. ]. o. Scott OF Eldon. who
has been in the city on business, re.
turned to her home last evening.
Frank B. Reid of Oskaloosa was g
caller at the Courier office while ii
The city today on his way. to Burling
ton.
Adam Walker of Creston is guest
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Will
Ais Workman, 20s North Moore
street. q
Marriage licenses were issued today
TO Arlo Maginson and Miss Anna Nun
govern; Charles r. Brewer and Miss
Grace L.. Smith
Mrs. G. F. Cannon of Agency return
ed to her home last evening on Bur
1ington No. 4, after short business
visit in this city.
s. F. Donaldson of Keswick, was in
the city on business yesterday and
left last evening for visit with
friends at Webster.
Mrs. ]. M. Young of Hedrick, who
has been the guest of Mrs. j. M. VIM
420 West Second street, for few
days, returned home last evening.
Chicken remedies and powders at
Elliott's. Court and Main.
Mrs. w. P. Hall of Mt. Pleasant re-
turned to her home last evening on
Burlington No. 4, after visiting with
friends in this city and Marshalltown.
Miss Ida Hunter of Unionville, Mo-,
who has been visiting with friends in
this city, left on the Rock Island this
morning for Eldon. to make a short
visit.
Mrs. N ]. Lambert, ia South Ward
street, left last evening on Burlington
No. A for Agency, to make short visit
with friends. She was accompanied by
Frank Humphrey, Of Agency, who has
been her guest.
Mrs. G, D. Lowden of Russell made a
brief visit yesterday with her brother
r. M. Lowden. 327 North Wapello
street, and left last evening for Cedar
Rapids where she will be the guest OF
friends for few days.
Mrs G. M. Teal of Stockport, who
has been a guest at the home of her
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TopAY's MARKETS.

This market is furnished by the
Cassidy Commission company. mem
bers Chicago board Of trade. Local Of
flee rooms 2S and 80, Hoffman, block.
p. G. French, local manager
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New York Butter and Eoc N

New YORK Butter and Esq Marker.
New York, Feb. 3.-Butter Arm
Extra creamery, 2Slsc; common tc
choice, 15@2Sc.
Eggs, steady Firsts, S2@aac; Sec
onds, Sic.
New York Produce Marke,
New York, Feb. 3.-Wheat-May
951sc.
Corn, 59&c.
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st. Louis, Feb. s.-wheat-Cash
92&c; May, S7%c.
Corn-Cash, 45c; May, 45ss @451kc.
Oats-Cash, 41c; July, 43%c.
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New York Poultry Market

New York, Feb. 3.-Poultry-Aliye,
irregular. Chickens. 11Ac; fowls,
l4hc; turkeys LOG. Dressed, firm.
Chickens. 12A@141kc; fowls, I3@14c;
turkeys. 17@19c.
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Chicago Poultry Market

Chicago, rep: S.-Poultry, firm.
Turkeys, lac; chickens and springs.
111sc.
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MARKETS az ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Live stock Market.

5000; strong to 10c higher. Good tc
prime. $4.70@5.50; poor to medium
s4.00@4.70; stockers, $2.25@4.oo; cows
S1.25@4.00.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; 1oc to 15e
higher Mixed butchers, s4.90@5.05;
coed to choice heavy. $4.95@5.15;
rough, heavy, $4.S5@495; light, S4.Ss
S@4.8O; bulk sales. $4.S5@ 500.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000; strong
Sheep. $3.75@5.15; lambs, $4.00Q5.9O.
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CHICAGO Produce Market,

Chicago, Feb. Wheat-No. 2 red
94c@$1.00; No. 8 red. SS@99c; No. z
hard, s3@87c; No. hard 75@86c; May
opened, 92@921sc; highest, 94bc;
lowest, 92c; closing. 9Sss @93Ac.
Corn-No. 3, No. 3 white. 41kc; No
8 yellow, 42@42Ac; No. 4, 8s@3sc;
Feb, 51kc; May opened, 52h @52asc c;
highest, 55c; lowest, 52Mc; closing
54B@55c.
oats-No. 2, 411sc; No. 8, 4o@4okc;
No. 2 white, 411a@45c; No. 3 white
2A@44Ac; standard, 44@45c; No. 4
white, 1914 @421sc; May opened, AK
case; highest, 46Ac; lowest, 44Bc;
closing, 45Hc.
Pork-May, $13.65.
Lafd-May. s7.57@7.so; July, s7.e2@
Ribs-May. ss.so@s.s2; July, $685..
Rye-Feb., &c.
Timothy, s3.o5.
Clover, $10.75.
Barley-Cash, $4,000.
Flax, $1.11@1.11A,
Chicago Butter and Egg Market
Chicago Feb. 3.-Butter, strong
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Peoria Produce Mark.+
st. Louis Produce Marke

Peoria, Feb. S.-Corn, firm. New Nc
8. 40c.
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Tri- Weekly Courier.

CHANGING ADDRESS.
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Cd VIII please give the name OF the rost
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TO be changed to.
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Ic Ct 14@2sc; dairies, 1s@
Eggs, firmeE 2e@2sac.
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LOCAL b |. 4 NEWS / ITEMS.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Stevens, on Morrell street, a
daughter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-02-04

1t is the child that fails to observe
that mother is tired and nervous, who
gets the spanking.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-02-04

Chicago Butter and Egg Market
Chicago, Feb. 3.-Butter, strong.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
CRONICA
"a EaUERTE o. KRUGER

FL viejo glorioso ha cafdo al fin.
Ha muerto Kruger. Su agonia ha-
bra sido triste como los 1itimos afIos
de en- vi la, de ST vida de patricia sin
ratria, de errante peregrino de la jus
ticia, de apostol solitsrio y escarne-
cido.
Kruger muere en- su lecho. Como 81
no fuera 10 que es, I'm hombre insigne
que tiene derecho, por 10 menos, mo-
rir en- un cadalso va que lno sea en- el
campo de la lucha, saludado por el tro-
mar de los cafiones y los gritos de los
braves en- la pelea.
Ell pobre viejo, ha muerto de una
pulmon1a. Ha muerto de tristeza, no
podia vivir mas tempo; 81 la pulmo-
MIA no 10 mata, Sc hubiera muerto 10
mismo, de amargura, de soledad; por-
que Hru ger estaba solo, Ell I'm aban-
dono inhaito y grandioso. Mas que
ESQ; Kruger estaba va muerto deSde
hace tres afios. Ahora no ha hecho
mas que descomponerse la momia y
podrirse Ell cadaver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16

cuadra del Baltico esten terminates
Sc cree tambien que Ia division dc
acorazados Sc compondra de los acora-
zados Osliabya y Alexandra III; cru
cero acorazado Almirante Nakhi-
moff, crucero protegido Aurora y tai
vez tambien del acorazado Navarin Y
traspo1te Kamtchatka.
va en- la tarde del 7 Sc habian lie
vado bordo de los barcos gran MI
nero de cartas. La situacion general
de la armada rusa, ha mejorado mu-
cho, puesto que el escuadron Ge Port
Arthur esta listo para efectuar cual-
quier salida, y el de Vladivostock impi-
d;endo la realization del plan de tras-
portes, obliga al almirante Kamimura
a que este constantemente en- el mar
del Japon.
Estas circunstancias Sc aprovecha-
ran por ei escuadron del Baltico para
penetrar EN- los mares de Oriente Y
eludir la presenc1a de los barcos japo-
neses antes de que pueda unirse las
divisiones rusas de Port Arthur y Via
livestock.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
notaS eztraDjeraS
Censuras a MIR. Combes
CAPTURA DE POLVORA EN- "MANAOS'

Desde Paris comuuicaban el 6 del
actual, que habiendo Ia comiSion de
presupuestos de la Camara de diputa-
dos franceses, consultado con el primer
ministro Mr.. Combes sobre Ell asunto
de creditos para Ia embajad de Fran
cia en- el Vaticano, dijo Mr.. Combes
que el gobie rno Sc reservaria su OPT
ni6n hastS que el asunto fueSe discu-
lido en- la Camara, y que entire tanto
Sc mantendria el statu quo.
lnterrogado sobre la signihcacioa
del status quo en- este case, manifesto
no saber 81 el Vaticano ha bia sido
lnformado de la retirada del embaja :
dor Nizard, pero que la reti-ada era
efectlva y que no regresar1a sQuel
Roma enrcalidad de embajador fran
ces'
Subsecuentemente la Comision de
presupuestos voto la Suppression de los
mencionados creditos y luego voto TN
acuerdo censurando al primer ministro,
por negarse a exponer los proposjtos
del gob:erno en- la question.
A Rio Janeiro, Brasil, telegrafaron
el 80 del pasado, que las autoridades
de Manaos' detuvieron en- la desem-
bocadura del rio Purus, 442 kil6gramos
de polvora destinada al puerto de Iqui-
tos, PERU.
Aquel dia EMBARGO en- la capital bra
silens para New York, ell Consul de
Brasil en- la ciudad neoyorkina.
x*x
En- Paris circulo o6cialmente el de
Julio la noticia de que Francia permi-
tra que la eSCua dra rusa del Baltico
tome carbon en- los puertos franceses
en- la travesia al Extreme Oriente ,aun-
que procurandono extralimitarse de 10
prescrito por ell derecho International.
Cada buoue podra tomar el carbon
extrlctamente necesario para llegar al
puerto proximo; pero este Sc considera
un seflalado favor, dado que algdnos
de los buques rusos tienen capacidad
para muy POGO combustible. Tambien el
Embajador frances en- San Peterburgo,
comunica ofcialmente a su gobierno,
que e.l parte del almirante 1 ogo di-
ciendo que habia destruido algunos bu-
1ueS ruSos en Ell combate del dia 23 de
JUNO frente Port Arthur, era inco-
lrecto. y absolutamente falso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
N otas ing;lesas
FALTA DE CUMPLIMIENTO
AGlTACION POLITICA
UM PLElTO ORIGlMA.
INotas especiales para el BoLBTrN)
Londres, "a de Junio de 10

| LonuIcS, "A Oe JUNO ue 1904
va no son solamente los cafres los
| que inquietan al gobierno ingles; en-
tire los blancos Sc manifesto tambien
gran descontento, provocado por la
politica inglesa y, sobre todo, por no
haber cumplido 10 que pronetieron
los habitantes del Transvaal parti
lcularmente a los no-boers, es decir
las personals que llegaron al pals an
tes de la guerra y que estan instalados
definitivamente
La colenia, que des'le hace mucho
ltiempo espera ell self government.
es decir, I'm gobierno autonomo tai
ONO Sc frmo el dia siguiente de la
termination de la guerra y que debla
de conceder los mismos derechos al
Transvaal y al Orange que al Cabo y
lal Natal.
Ante la mala intencion de Inglate-
IRA, al no cumplir las promesas que
hrmo, las personas mas importantes
del pals, Sc reunieron con el fin de
provocar una agitacion politica ener-
gica, que dara lugar sin duda el cum
plimiento del deber del Reino Undo.
4+x
Los organizadores del movimiento
han concebido IN programa y esperan
que Sc cumplira.
10 Todo habitante de raza Tia ca
sera autorizado votar.
70 Los miembros no ohcialeS de
los consoles legislativos intercoloniales
seran nombrados por los contribuyen--
tes y Sc eforzaran en- reducir que los
hombres politicos ingleses no deben
inmisCulrSe en- los asuntoS colonialeS.
so Los ind1genas no seran auto
rizados a votar sea como sea la exten-
sion de sus propiedades.
40 Los blancos, africanos de ma
cimiento, Sc emplearan de preferencia
a los empleados extranjeros.
Los partidarios de este, programa
estan completamente decididos des-
tituir al gobierno actual.
Esto es una amenaza para Ing1ate-
rra que Sc vera sin duda obligada 4
ceder ante el movimiento. que segtin
la opinion publica, es algs violento.
~
Acaba de :errninarse un pleito curio-
SO. Una agencia matrimonial de Lon
dres recibio hace tempo, la vista de
una miss de 80 amos, de aspecto i'm
ponente, con el fin de encontrar un
marido con IS 900 frances de renta,
es decir, igual a 10 que ella poseia.
Ell duefo de la agencia Sc comprome-
tic encontrar 10 que deseaba, me
diante ell pago de 1900 frances. con la
condicion de que en- case de no encon-
trar, solamente exigir1a IS frances.
Este 1ltimo case Sc ha presentado.
Segdn el agente, le fueron presenta-
dos d la miss IS pretendientes, ell las
condolences requeridas, pero ninguno
convino la senorita en- question. En-
tire este ejercito habia marqucses,
lords, abogados, pIopietarios, TN prin-
cipe de Rumania y I'm abogado in
dianO. go.
La corte de justicia ha dado la ra-
raz6n q la miss la cual recibio sus
1925 frances.
Sin mcrido, es verdad, pero quizas
game con 10 que ha perdido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
Russia Y Jap0n
SituaCi0n de los beligerantes

Ell IA de Julio telegrafa ban desc,
Lao Yang, que las lluvias tenfan para
lizados los movimientos de ambos eier.
citos.
En- Ell campamento russo fue tanto
10 que llovio, que Sc anegaron los hos
pitales de sangre, las tiendas y Sc aho
garon varios soldados. Los japoneses
Sc reuraron a una parte donde ell pals
es arenoso, para esperar 4 que mejo1e e
el tempo.
~
Ell mismo dia fue secuestrada en-
San PeterSburgo, una edicion del "No
vosti', por publican I'm articulo del
conde Tolstoi, en- que Sc condena seve-
ramente la guerra en- terminos gene
rales, y la supuesra incapacidad del
gobierno russo en- general
Y el dia la prensa empezo discu-
tir Ell referido artfculo del conde Tolls
tot sobre la guerra. La opinion una
mime, incluyendo la de los amigos del
escritor, es que Ell conde ha lido dema-
siado lejos en- su condemnation de la
guerra. Muchos Sc lamentan de que
persona de tanto talento empane sus
meritos con producciones que denotan
IN estado mental agravado por la va
nidad senils
w
Un telegrama de Toxic, dirijido ell
S, decfa:
Que dos batallones rusos trataron
de recobrar aver el paso de Molten,
entire Feng Wang Cheng y Lao Yanh,
con tres cargas la balloneta, pero
fueron rechazados, dejando 90 muertos
y So heridos en- Ell campo. Los japo
neses tuvieron IS muertos y 80 heridos
Y desde San Petersburgo indicaba
ell mismo dia q la prensa de los Es
tados Unidos, que ell general Sakharoff.
jefe de estado mayor del general Ku
rapaktin, habia telegrafade dando
cuenta de una serie de recios encuen-
tros entire el ala izquierda rusa Ia
derecha japonesa, al sureste de Lao
Yang. En- todos ellos llevaron los ia
poneses la peor parte, siendo rechaza-
dos hacia el sur con considera bles per
didas y recobrando varios pasos estra-
tegicos que ocupaban. Ell general
Sakharoff alaba mucho la bravura de |
sus tropas, cuyo comperta miento pre-
sencio y acasa unas doscientas baias
entire muertos y heridos. Entire los
heridos y contusos fguran tres corone
les y dos capitanes y varios tenientes.
Ell teniente general, baron Stalker
berg y el agregado militar de Rumania
estnvieron punto de perecer ahoga-
gados en- sus tiendas el 4, consecuen.
cia de. la inundac1on causada por las
lluvias. Fueron rescatados por solda-
dos que Sc precipitaron en- las tiendas
cortandolas con 3us cuchillos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
Por robo de ganado

Ell sargento Martorell comunica por
TELEGRAPH al Quartet General de Poi
cia, que fueroa capturados en- la juris-
dicclon de Sabana grande por el guar
dla lsidro Vazquez, los indlviduoS Po-
10 Villalta, Angel Veda y Juan Ocasio,
por robo de ganado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
Buena mantequilIa

Don Rafael Horacio, Industrial de
Mayaguez que Sc encuentra actual
mente en- San Juan, presentara al La
boratorio qufnlico de Ia Junta Superior
de Sanidad una muestra de mantequi-
la Que ha elaborado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
Ell COnSuitOriO del DR.. Mu1OZ

Ell doctor Gustavo MufIoz ha trasla-
dado su despacho al piso alto del n ,
9 de la calle del Santo Cristo, esquina
a la Fortaleza, donde recibira 4 sus
clientes. Horas de consulta de IA (
P. m. Telefono Io4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16
A los peri6dicos

La ofcina de correos nos participa
que recogiendose la correspondence
que va por la via de Ponce 4 las y
media, los peri6dicos deben enviarse 4
aquel centro de 5 y media a de la
tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16

El 20 de JUNO, pasado fue embesti-
do por Ell guardacosta acorazado russo
@'Netron Menia." de 3,34o, en- ell uerto
de Cronstadt. ell acorazado "Navarin, "
de o,2o6 toneladas y 5000 caballos de
fuerza, recibiendo algunas averias en-
un costado, las que no Sc estiman de
consideration y por 10 tanto podran
ser reparadas a la mayor brevedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-16

Decfase en- Paris el 80 de Junio que
e1 gobierno russo habia solicitado del
frances permiso para que los buques
de la escuadra del mar Baltico puedan
hacer carbon en- puertos franceses du-
rante Ell viaje al Extreme Oriente.
Afiadfase que Russia estaba negociando
Conseguir un gran surtido de carbon,
no solo en- Francia, sino en- Alemania
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-16

Indian
Tragedy
Story ofo Medicine Mans
Sacrifice For His
Tribesmen.
AotO He .SaJed an OSdSe Hunt
ing Party From If5 HeredE-
fory Enemiel---H TroS-
edy Of Long Ago.

Ten or twelve years ago the wind that
came in the spring blew away the dust
and exposed skeleton on the bank Of
Salt creek at a point sixteen miles
north of Pawnee, Okla. In the skull
was broken arrowhead. The Osages
said the bones were those of medi-
cine man killed in battle in the old
days. His name was Wah-kon-tah-o-
kee-ah, or the Man Who Talks With
God" He conversed with the Great
Spirit through the blizzard, his occult
familiar, and learned secrets withheld
from other men Of his tribe. An old
Usage told this story of the death of
Wah-kon-ta III -o-kee-ah:
In the ffties band Of Osages was
camped at q bend on Salt creek, in
great danger of famine, as the buffaloes
had not returned that spring and the
winters supply Of meat was exhaust
ed. In their extremity the Osages con-
suited Wah-kon-ta n-tah-o-kee-ah, who told
them that the buffaloes were on their
way, but followed by a large band of
enemies of the Osages.
The Osages decided to risk danger
rather than starve and proposed to go
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-16
"liaht" FARMING.

Here is what Fred Badger calls a
case of Eight farming:" "a farm
er in Neosho county, Kan, is run
ming his farm by gas. A well sunk
for oil yielded gas, and now he keeps
six stoves going in his house, lights
every room, including hall and eel
lar, has gas heaters in his coops and
hogpens, furnace outdoors for
cooking food for his live stock, gas
engine to shell corn, grind feed and
pump water, turn grindstones and
work the churn, gaslight with re-
fector to light the barnyard, a con-
trivance to illuminate the barn when
he opens the door and heaters for
water tanks in the field, SO that his
cattle may drink tepid water all the
winter if they want to."-Kansas
City Journal.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-16
AH Gladly Welconaed.
Canon City Gas Company.

westward and hunt. The old medI-
cine man was the first to reach the
next camping place. and when the
hunters arrived he called q council Of
the headmen and told them that they
were close to buifaloes. The Great
Spirit had warned him, however, that
he would be slain II he went with
them. but that II lie remained behind
none Of them would ever return to
their tepees.
Notwithstanding this prophecy all
Joined in the hunt and travelled TIL
they came to buffalo herd on q
branch of Red Rock creek. This small
stream is the first that flows from the
south and empties into Red Rock
creek west Of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe depot at Red Rock and
was called New Noon creek.
The Usage hunters had killed all the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-16
Very Soft.

Ex-senator Mason OF Illinois, ac-
cording to the Troy Times, was seat
ed with a party of friends in a
Washington cafe one evening when
the circle was joined by the son of
a big western capitalist whose main
aim in life seemed to be continu-
Gus jubilee He was of that class
inelegantly known as Cutters IL" !"
and it was soon evident that his
presence was distasteful to the sena-
tor. "My old man doesn't put up a
cent for me-" said the young man,
displaying fat roll of greenbacks.
"1'm on my own resources"
"How do you manage it?" asked
one of the party. "You must have
some sort of snap"
"This is my snap" said the gay
spendthrift, impressively touching
his head.
"And there's not softer snap in
the world" assented Senator Ma
son.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-16
Best Bargains in Real Estate z Eye s.nss sesss; ely
Let. Us Show Them to You Now!
]. N. Ragsdale O. Sons
Al. Baxter

BridweIl Will furnish money on
Realty.
GAR of buggies, road wagons, ranch
wagons just in, see Smith Mercantile
Go.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-16
L.ra..t Bank In .h. World.

In London banking combination
Is now in progress that will put the
two largest New York banks far in
the background. This is the COM
bination of the biggest of the Lon
don banks and one that ranks thir-
teenth on the list, or the Lloyds
bank, limited, and the Manchester
and Liverpool District Banking
company, limited. The new com
bined London bank will be the lar
gest banking institution in the world
and will overshadow even the big
government banks, like the Bank of
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The Missouri Pacific is the only line
out Of Canon City that has through
sleepers via Kansas City to st. Louis
without change all one way or round
trip tickets through st. Louis will ad-
init of stopovers. Low round trip
rates are made to eastern points. See
your agent. 22.
ON Saturday, June 25th. rate Of
only sl7. Is will be made by the Union
Pacific Railroad on their fast trains
to st. Louis. tickets good for return
for fifteen days. Same rate is made
to Kansas City and return. The e29
rate to St. Louis. good to return un-
til Oct. 81, is on sale every day. 25
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News Notes

JuSK llth and 25th to St. Louis and
Kansas City and return. tIs.7b via D. &
r. G. r. R, tickets good Is days.
Chicago and return via St. Louis
$50 90. June LIST to Sept. 3oth. Final
limit Oct. 3ist via d. & r. q. X. X.
Denver and return June IS. 20 and
80. One fare round trip viH d. & r.
G. Final limit July 9th.
The Missouri Pacific will allow you
stopovers at Kansas City on round trip
tickets to st Louis. See your agent.
22.
ESQ Round Trip to the Cripple
Greek District and return. every
Sunday. via the Florence q Cripple
Greek Railroad.
81 so to Cripple Greek District and
return; June 10th and 18th. Train
leaves Canon City at 7:o5 q. m, re-
turning arrives 1896 p. m.
On all Worlds Fair tickets via the
d. & r. 9. r. =. stop over Of ten
days will be allowed at Kansas City.
Mo. See d. & r. @. agent.
Glenwood Springs and return via
d. & r. G. One fare for round trip
June Gath return limi: june esth. Ac-
count State meeting B. p. o. Elks.
Omar rates to st. Louis and return
via the ID. d r. G.. X. X. on sale every
day. Best Of connections and through
car service. Call on d. d r. G. agent
for any information.
Cripple Greek and return one fare
for round trip June s, 30 and 2s. July
IL. 20 and 81, August 8. 10. 23 and 10.
Senpember Z. 10 and %. good to re-
turn day following.