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side the house was soon aroused, hnt
the household goods removed. Or
account of the strong southeast vino
and lack of water nothing could be
done to save the house, which was
soon burned to the ground. 1t was
one of the prettiest houses in the Hol-
low, built only twelve years ago. but
has seemed to be subject to bad luck.
Some two or three years ago it was
struck by lightning, when the inmates
all had narrow escape, and the house
came near being burned at that time,
every room being damaged. The
house was insured for $1,000. The shed
contained a large amount of tools,
etc., belonging to g. w. Wilton, and
there were many articles stored in the
attic, all of which we're totally de-
stroyed.
The preparations for the play,
Samantha Allen at the Court of
Fame" to be given by the young
people of the Universalist church in
Memorial hall next week Thursday
and Friday evenings, are progressing
finely. Miss Harris arrived yesterday
and is giving personal direction to the
rehearsals. Everything points to one
of the most enjoyable and successful
entertainments ever given by this So
ciety. Among the funny features
will be Samantha's comments on
topics of the day ;Topsy's irrepressible
actions; Xantippe's temper; Mrs.
Darlington and her unruly son, Ike;
Bridget O'Flannigan, with her rich
brogue and innumerable bundles;
character dance by Bridget, Topsy,
etc. 1t is desired to commence the
play promptly at eight O'Clock, as it
requires about two hours for it's pre-
sentation. Reserved seat tickets will
be on sale at H.. F. Cady's store in
this village and at the store Of H. s.
Abel in the Springs next Monday, and
all those who have purchased tickets
can exchange them for reserved seats
at either place, by paying the addi-
tional price. Following is the cast of
characters of the play
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HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Matter under this head 10 cents per nne.l
A. l. Howard will commences his
Muslin Underwear sale next Monday.
See ad.
Paper Napkins 10 cents hundred at
The Press ONCE 800, 25 cents.
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Nothing More Dangerous

Than Cutting Corns The Foot-Ease Sanitar
| Corn Plasters cure by absorption. Something
entirely new. The sanitary oils ana vapors do
the work. Sold by all druggists ESQ or BY mail.
Sample mailed FREE Address, Allen s. Ohm.
sted, LeRoy, N. 7.
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Domestic Troubles.

1t Is exceptional to find family where
there areIo domestic ruptures occasion
ally, but these can be lessened by having
DR. Kings New Life Pills around. Much
trouble they save by their great work in
Stomach sni Liver troubles. They not
only relieve you, but cure. 25c, at A. g.
Eaton's Drug Store.
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wilmington, Jan. 21st, 1904.
CARD OF THANKS. desire to thank
all those who were kind to us during the
Illness and at the funeral OF our late
father. JAMES B. TAYLOR,
EvELINE NJ TAYLOR.
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School Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that according to
the prayer OF petition OF more than twenty
legal voters of School District No. 70. in the
County OF Pueblo and State of Colorado who
have paid y school tax therein In the year
next preceding the meeting hereby called,
and pursuant to action and order of the
Board of Directors of said school district up
on said petition, At u meeting of said School
Board held on March 11th, 1904, u special
meeting Of such qualified voters of said dis
trict as have paid n school tax therein in the
called for the purpose of voting upon the
question of said district Issuing and selling
coupon bonds upon which TO raise funds for
the purchase of sites for, and the erection
and furnishing eff, High Schools and other
school buildings In said district, In such
amount h may be first agreed upon by ma
jority vote Of electors as aforesaid, who may
be present At the opening of said meeting.
By further resolution Of the Board at Ssfd
meeting On said eleventh day OF March, i90l,
1t was decided that In case such bonds be
authorized At said election, they should bear
interest ut not to exceed i've per cent per
annum payable Bemi-annually and that they
should become due at the option Of said dis.
trict after i've years, and absolutely due and
Day Fable In afteen years from date.
Monday, the ltth day of April, 1904 Ut the
Pueblo, Colorado, within said district, and
the polls will be open ~ two o'clock and
closed At i've O'Clock y. IN. OF said day.
By order of the Board of Directors.
q. L. KNIGHT,
Secretary of Said District.
First publication n arch 18th, 1904.
Last publication April 9TH, 1904
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SUMMONS.
COUNTY or russlo.I =. Z Court

STATE OF COLORADO In the District
COUNTY OF PUEBLO. ~
The Columbia Savings and Loan Association,
u corporation). and 4. j. Z0llArs, Trustee,
plaintiffs, vs.. l.. b. Henritze, Lou Henritxe.
and Eugene p. Shove, Assignee, defendants.
sUNMONs-Published by Order Of said
Court.
The People Of the STATE d Colorado TO L. d.
Assignee, the defsndsnt above named, Greet
Ing:
Yos are hereby REQUIRED 70 appear In an
action brought agatRst you bv the Abovs nam.
"a plaintiffs, In The District Court 0 Pueblo
Couaty. State Of Colorado, and answer the
the ssrvis: hersot, q serysd within ihis
Ooanty, or, II served out OF this County OF BY
pubaicatio., within thirty days aftsr the esr-
ties hsrsoS, exclusive OF the day of service;
o. Judgment BY default will BE- taksa against
ca.s e e ss S Il: s ssP sSo1:
entitled action b NOT served with this sum.
noas, or II the service hereof Be- made out Of
this STATE, then ten days additional 70 the tlme
hsrsinaboys speoiasd for appearances aad
judSssas By default - aforesaid.
fks sAad action 10 brought TO recover .
iudewent AgAinAt the defeudAnts, l.. b. Hen
fttse and Lou ienritss, for eight hundred
NINETY three doilars and slx cents W0esne)
sogs.s,r With sfsy dollar. sssSl - sssorn:ys'
.Xiss 70 obtain decrss OF foreclosure upva
~ tweAty-tAr ON sad the soatA tsn tl0) Ssst
= ~ ewsa1y.twe lEh block one ~, Palmer
49, 20 ~ .ssssiss 80 SHss sss Ase!s ssssc sss
9 Z 5 4 s;s:s:.: - !: s:l'',s: : =, /,
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yotice Of sheriff's Sale.

y, n hereby given that under and By
a = writ vi execution q. fa. and fec bill
~ Of the District Court of Pueblo
=. Colorado, to me directed, In favor OF
- Buell. and against Bennell and sisk
n. Bennell and W. H. sisk, command
- mako the sum Of one hundred forty
piiar1 and eighty six cents 9144. 80, dam
~ aieyen dollars and twenty cents
costs, together with interest from FEB.
M. a. b. lD0l. have levied upon All
satS, right, title. interest, claim and de-
al IA VI. II. sisk, defendant In and TO
nm undivided Interest In fractional
~ III two l2l and three ts) In Block Two
= ~ iorwef town OF Central Pueblo, now
4 N ~ consolidated city of Pueblo, ac;
~ - the recorded plHt Of said town nled
no<,rd Xurust 18th, A. u. l862, and all the
foy0nsnts thereon.
- therefors, pursuant 70 said command
\ ~ Gonday, the 18th day Of March, A. D;
A the hear Of ten O'Clock .. m. on SAID
~ tho east front door ofthe county court
-. ID the city and county Of Pueblo, Colo
= IN M Of said property. or 20 much there
Rckali b nseessAry 70 sssisfy said danl, ,
I, sSsts. inteross, and all accruing cosss and
- = ths highest and best price the same
- = =. J. L. BEAnAN,
shsriH x Pusbio county, Colorado.
g.lG Enk
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10 advertise the said property for sale. and did,
on the vth dry al March. isut. hle hi- nptlc- OF
such el,cti II and lcmund fof safe a." accord
auc. w.li the ir,,ns ni sat spec llrd la s,ild
Deed Of Trust, a. by law lruyit"uD, "a wf1tiug
with the undersigned, ~ said fuDlic trustee.
Now. Thereto =, IN coiniiiauc" Win such
notice and demand, and uud.r and by Vi, the
Of the power anh authority sled Ia me bS
and In accordance with tn" toriU- specified IN.
said Deed oi Trust, and by virtue of sale OF raiu
Trust Deed aud the law In such case mntie and
provided, 1, ALEXANDER 4 SrfwAkT, ils tho
Public trustee In said Pueblo county, do
hereby give public notice that will, On Mon
day, the Eleventh day of April, 1901, at ten
o'clock, am. at the east front door oil the
County Court House, In the City of Pueblo.
County OF Pueblo and State OF Colorado. sell
all the sbove described PROMISES, Zen masse. OF
In separate parcels, NJ I may think BEST. and
the right, title and Interest of the said VIII
liam Thomas and Mary Thomas, their heirs
and assigns therein, ut public auction, for the
highest and best piice the same will bring In
cash, for the purpose OF paying the sum OF
Nine Hundred Eighty i've Dollars, and Interest
thereon from the maturity oi said notes NJ
eight per cent. per nnuum, lbeing the unpaid
Indebtedness secured by snid Deed Of 1rustl,
and the expenses OF executing this trust.
Dated at Pueblo, Colorado, March y, 1874.
ALEXANDER L. STEW Ahl.
As Public Trustee in Pueblo County, Colorado.
First Insertion March IL, 1874.
Last insertion April y, 1874.
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General Items.

We were glad to see several new
faces in the services Sunday morning,
among them were Mr.. Geo. Noyes of
Las Vegas, N. NJ. Mr.. Noyles is look
ing for location, and it is hoped by
the Pilgrim church that he will decide
to stop in Pueblo Mrs. Burton and
daughter and Mrs. Williams we also
hope will soon cast their lot with US.
Mr.. Ethridge was received into the
church Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Mission society met
with Mrs. Hodge Thursday at 2:20
p NJ.
A surprise social was given at the
church FRIDAY evening to the salts
faction of all.
The pastor of this church has an
nounced that he believes that the
scriptures are true and are as appli-
cable to Pueblo as to any city in the
time of Christ, that "the foolishness
of God is wiser than men," What we
need is more dependence upon both
the wisdom and power of God. Small
and weak as we may seem to be as a
church, with the power and wisdom
of God we may be great help to the
struggling hearts and lives in Pueblo.
We are here to repeat the message
of the Lord. Come unto me all ye
that labor and are heavy laden and |
will give you rest, take my yoke up
on you and learn of me for am meek
and lovely in heart and ye shall find
rest unto your souls"
We have a song which says
Take time to be holy which we
most certainly should do. But we
find many weary bodies that seem 40
driven that they have not the time to
be clean, no time to change their
clothes, if they had them to change.
God our creator demands that we
not only have . chance to rest every
seventh day but that the day belongs
to Him for worship. But the Sabbath
is not the only command of God which
is being broken in our community
That of profanity, the taking of Gods
name in vain. It seems that some
thing might be done to stop this vile
habit on the streets where little in.
nocent children are passing. You car
scarce pass group Of boys playing
marble without Gods name beinf
taken in vain, and such language a
any parent would wish their children
might never hear. But the sad par
Of it is that these boys hear this Ian
| guage from the mouths of fathers OIL
the streets and in the homes. Tho,
shalt not take the name Of the Lor,
thy God in vain, for the LoTd will no
hold him guiltlsss that taketh Hi
lnanas b vaia."--Ex OT,
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noro Riots.

Disturbances Of strikers are not
nearly as grave % an individual dis
order Of the system. Overwork, loss
Of sleep, nervous tension will be fol-
lowed BY utter callapse. unless . re-
liable remedy - Immediately employ
ed. There is nothing 30 efficient to
cure disorders Of the Liver or kidneys
- Electric Bitters. It's . wonderful
tonic, and effective nervine and the
greatest ell around medicine for run
down systems. It dispsls Nervous
nsss, Rhsumatism and Neuralgia and
sxpsh Malaria germs. Only Goo and
satisfact3oa euaraAtsed b Glover
uEug Co, <l2 NesthsEa sssaas.
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ANN0UNCeME ENTS,
NORTHERN AVE. NJ. E. CHURCH.

NORTHERN AVE. NJ. E. CHURCH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
9.45 a. m - Sunday School, W. l.
Kobler, superintendent. Glasses for
all.
11.0O a, m. - Public worship.
1915 p. m. - Glass meeting, w. D.
Harris, leader.
800 p. m. - Junior league, Miss
Adams, superintendent.
645 p. m. - Epworth league meet.
ing, Miss Clink, president.
7.45 p. m. - Public worship.
REGULAR WEEK DAY ANNOUNCEMENT
Tuesday, 4 p. M, junior bible and
probationers class in charge of the a
stor.
Tuesday, 7.45, choir practice, Prof
F. @. Kay, director.
Wednesday, 7,45 p. m, prayer meet
ing followed by Sunday School teach
er's meeting.
Thursday, 2 p. M, ladies circle.
Friday, 7.45, bible study class at par
sanage.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS
1. Official board and finance com.
mittee, first Tuesday in the month al
the parsonage, 7.45 p. m.
Q. Sunday School board, secont
Thursday in the month at parsonage
7.45 p. m.
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court in this cause; aud the sherin's fees and
commissions including the cost of the publica.
tion arising out Of and incurred because Of
this sale
Said real estate to be sold and out OF the sum
received therefor, will be hrst deducted the
amount Of the sherifrs fees and expenses for
making the sale. aud the costa and expenses OF
the clerk and court, and the balance remain
ing in his hands to be applied to the payment
Of the judgment above mentioned.
Redemption from said sale may be made as
provided by law.
Dated this 18th, da, of February A. ID. 1904.
j. L. BEAAAN,
Sheriff In and for Pueblo County, colorado.
Feb. N-harch 26.l0O4.
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deed OF trust and collect the rents upon the
same during the pendency OF this action and
the redemption period allowed by law; as
will more fully appear from the complaint In
said action 10 which reference Is here made;
n copy of which Is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiffs will apply
TO the court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand this 94th day of Feb
ruary, A D., 1904.
HARTMAN & BALLREICH
AND J. NORMAN,
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
Ach. Aj-Apr. IL 1904,
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etice for Pnblicatios.

OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO, Colo,
February vi, 1904.
IL hereby given that the following
isier has dlod notice of his intention
nal proof m support of his claim.
Nd proof will be made before U. =,
~ at Pueblo. Colo, on April -l9.
= Pedro Apodacs, II: Z. iu2U for
- the following witnesses to prove
Huoun resi- ience upon and cultiva-
"a land viz: John Finn, Peter Gon.
iHA Montoya, Antonio MARITIME. all
kji6e, Colo.
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GAL NOTICES.
6lioe Of Final Settlement.

tter Of the estate of Stefan Rsparsky,
hereby given, that on Monday the
Aprn, a. d: lso4, being one Of the
ert Of Pueblo county, In the state OF
Will appear before tho Judge Of sAid
snt my Anal settlement ~ such
Tor, pray the approval Of the same,
len apply TO be discharged a. such
Tor. At which time and place any
k1ntsrest may appear and present OBJ
~ sAme, II any there be.
the City and County of Pueblo
niorado,p February 7,Jh, 1904.
81 ADALBERr GR0ss,
nAcr Of the estate OF Stefan Reparsky,
\ Ssrch u 1904.
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ALSO

y hereby given that the following
Stler has hled notice Of his intention
6nal proof In support OF his claim,
I'd proof VIII be made before
IAtes Land ONCE ~ Pueblo. Colorado,
IL. 1904, viz; Sequa Aontoya, II. II.
y 6E5z, Sec. Z, T. ~ s., x. 62 W.
nHee the following Witnesses 70 prove
1nuous residenco upon and cultivation
Mud, viz: John Finn. Peter Gonzales,
Apodxca, Antonio MARITIME, all OF
o. A. ABBEY, Register.
April Q, 1874.
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BESSEMER CHURCH NEWS
SOME LOCAL EVENTS u i,r=t:5r.

Northern Ave. Al t. Church h
Cor. Northern and Orman Ave l. NJ
Potashinsky, pastor. Residence next
door to church, 1888 Orman, Tel Red
1914.
General Items
Attendance at Sunday school March
20, 226.
Mrs A. H. Baker now has class
No. IL, relieving Mrs Powell, who
will teach another class.
The District Conference will he
held at Florence April l8 and 18th.
The Sunday School will give their
Easter program the evening of April
3rd. 1t will be worth the hearing.
DR.. Speveer, for twenty years
superintendent of our Japan mission,
will preach for US Sunday night, April
10th The same evening the annual
offering for the missionary cause will
be received.
All pews are forever free in this
church and strangers are cordially
welcomed.
Mrs. Alice j. Moss leaves this week
for Los Angles, Cal, Mr.. Moss Is al
ready there. This will be their future
home.
Our Sunday School sent IA dele
gates to the county Sunday School
convention which met in the Central
Christian church March "a and 25th
Our enrolment is now $50.
April 3rd is Easter. At the morn
ing service there will be infant and
adult baptism and reception of pro-
bationers into full membership. In
the evening the Sunday School will
have charge.
More About Our Night School.
The announcement last week of our
purpose to institute commercial
night school in connection with our
church work has elected very favor
able comment. We are glad that the
people appreciate the value of this
movement and trust that many will
avail themselves of the privileges OF
the school. After considering the
matter further we have decided to
have the classes meet on Tuesday and
Friday nights instead of Tuesday and
Saturday nights. A number of those
who have made application for ad-
mission to the school are employed
on Saturday evenings, hence the
change.
AS heretofore announced but two
subjects will be taught this spring
and summer, namely:-Shorthand ,nd
bookkeeping. The fee for each be-
ing ST per month and for both sub
jects 81 so per month Prof. F. c.
Kay will have charge of both classes.
The school will open Tuesday, April
9th at 7:30 p. M, and as we are pre-
pared to accommodate but about 30
pupils at present we advise those
thinking of joining to make early ap-
plication either to Prof. Kay at 1920
Beulah or to the pastor at 1888 Or
man.
The schedule of the subjects and
the exact time of the meeting of
each class will appear in next Sun
days Bulletin" published by the
church and distributed at each of the
Sunday services
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pilqrim Baptist Church

Services Sunday IL a. m. and 7.30
p. m. Sunday School 945 a. m
Young Peoples meeting $50 p. m.
Wednesday 7.30 p. m and bible study
Sunday morning Rev. A. j. Sutton
will likely preach for the people here.
The pastor will speak Sunday evening
on "Decision"
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- aaa Order u sAsrlff's sale.
z.ss:.. !: s;s 49, y z1gS:s Sss:.
w1s.::sa, 1ss:.:::s:a,.... !
Is p IS pP5tSsssAtSoc' ftssto. r.

7e9 In ~ USstf1c$ COufS.
...s.ss AZ = decres sud order OF sals Of
- nanned court Incurred In the ao0ve
SSSsN. nc1Soo y hSreby given that ].
.SSsS. sssSif il I'D lof saia fusbae
:. ~ ssa1s o5 ColuraAa VIII ~ ~ shosr
lssk . =. 9. ths - day y.1 q nssSa, .,s.s
n ~ eifv q Puob1o, sald eounty end
sSSt{ ~ GSaie yesdus 70 The higheSs nnd
n ~ essh, tSe fsaIswtn. dsssr's:sa 80 g:
NJ ss1S3 Spssln - cut - witt l1ses
- ~ IVS1vs tll-l1( = saeek I've hun.
-: - q !. :13sssEE ~ i 1: l:s.ss s:s:.
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Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFHICE AT PUEBLO, Colo,

DkfAKTNkNT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO, Colo,
February n, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before U. 8.
Land ofice at Pueblo, Colo. on April Il, 1904,
viz: Lottie G. Minier, widow Of James +.
MINER, II. Il. ll69S, for the 81 NWN, and 81
NEl<, Sec. y, 7. "A s., Il. 81 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Colorado; Robert Wartenbee, Of Rye, Colo
lado; Richard German, OF Beulah, colorado;
John Burlington, of Pueblo, Color sdo.
s. A ABBEY. Register.
arch "A nril q 1904.
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MINNEQUA CONGREGATIONAL.
Pastor j. N. Sheridan.

Pastor j. N. Sheridan.
Bible School, 9:45 a. N. The four
junior ciosses meet at 2224 Orman
avenue and the three senior classes
at Deacon Barton's, 24l3 Pine.
Christian worship and ministry of
the word, IL q. m. at 2605 Routt
Avenue. Sermon by pastor:-"Faith
versus Ratioualism, an incident of
Calvary"
Y. P. S. c E meets at the home
of Mrs Worchester 3 p m.
Prayer meeting at the home Of the
pastor 2l24 Orman avenue on Thurs
day evening 7.3O. Study in Escha-
tology. "Dispensionsl Truth" illus
trated by chart,
An honest welcome to these meet
lnG1.
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Mems
furnishings

wish spring assortment
all the lesser articles of
pparel, every one notable
s refined beauty, good
ste and correctness.
ower prices never were
noted on qualities and
Il styles as good.
Fast line Of soft bosom
Ancy shirts branded with
sur own name. Made es-
socially for US by a ia
nous maker. Priced from
)2.5O for extra fine pure
kish linen, down tv 81 for
he best Madras ever sold
at that figure.
lew Neckw 9 ar, New
loves, New Everything.
Hx yourself for Easter.
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Headwear

ut no man be SO blind to his
wn interest as to buy a hat
lithout first seeing the stock
new spring shapes and col
~ that IL gathered here.
DOk anywhere you choose;
shen here you'll agree that
urs is much the largest and
& best hat stock in town.
Few Dunlaps. ..$5
Few Stetsons. "a and S6
lew Guyers. SO
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
nrnr- 3 tWt1 .rrH. .. I
t-o-t. ~ y i.n's, ne..r
REGuLAH SERVICES
Prear int -v-ry Sufay ~ II Do
IA. and 7:3O p m
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hinnequa Congregational
Church

For the information Of our scholars
and Minnequa residents generallv, we
most emphatically assure them that
TIE Minnequa Congregational Churrh
has not the slightest intention of
breaking up;;" on the contrary we
are only beginning to construct sol
id fortltication of inprepnable bible
truth on these Heights
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GERMAN M. E. CHURCH.

GERMAN NJ. E. CHURCH.
Corner of Arroya avenue and Cedar
street W. R Velte, pastor.
Residence, 800 Arroya Ave, Phone
Red 1872.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Preaching services at l0:30 a. N.
and 1880 p. m. Sunday School 2:30
p. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran Trim
ity Church, on Evans avenue between
Fairview and Summit avenues. H.
Gerland, pastor, residence 1881
Spruce street. Sunday school at $50
a. m. Services at l0:30 a IN. Len
ten services Wednesday at 8 p. IN.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Cor. Mesa and Cedar. Regular ser
vices-Sabbath School at 9:45.
Preaching at | a, m, and 7:45 p. m
Oy Rev. Bsrakat. Young Peoples
meeting at 6:45
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Spring Overcoats in large
variety-$15 more and less
Mems New Shoes

We were open to conviction always; but couldn't
find mems shoes to surpass nor equaI the lines
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Your choice OF 81 l-2 foot east front
on Pine or Cedar near Indiana for $500
BURLINGTON Il MeWLLIAMS.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES
SALE.

First Insertion March IL, 1874.
Last insertion April y. 1894.
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been handling. So the
big new spring stock is
in the brands that have
been making our mems
shoe department. fla.
mOus-Nettleton. Strong
4 Garfield's and the Uni
versity lines =: =: 3: ::
Won't you come and
see the superbly FASH
iOned new styles? ? :?
OxfOrds will be worn
more than ever. These
and regular high shoes,
Nettleton and Strong 4
Garfield makes, we show
In all the best feathers,
such as vici Kid, Booths
Patent Ideal Kid, Bakers
Patent Colt and tan Rus.
sia Calf, at SIS and So a
pair. Ians are to be in
vogue again you know.
The U University line,
newest styles, popular
feathers at SO. SO 3: =: