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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16
CHURCH NEWS
10000 Observation-Disclosures
Prssbytssisn Church.

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Presbyterian Church.
Usual services at ! I a. IN. and 9 p. IN.
conducted BY the pastor. Rev. ". !. pav-
snport
Morning subject: Love. tho Fundamsn-
tai Element Of Character" The choir
will render an anthem. Tho Lord Reign
eth BY Lofenx and Miss Katharine Cole
Inan ~ill sing solo. entitled. "A Prayer
by fOsiL Evening theme: los, through
Neglect" Anthem. we Conc to Thee.
S~ss, Savior" by James
Strangers in tho city especially welcome
i Christian sEndsavor has changed is
time o! meeting from O'Clock To $50.
The leader for ne1s Sunday evening will
Be W. r. Hardsy; subject, -Ho~ tho
World Is Getting Better
Msthodlst Church.
r. R. Hotienbaek. pastor. All services
a. usual hours on tho Sabbath. Sermon
sub!se,s: Morning. made Rich Through
Chris;'s Poverty" evening. Tho Old
Ship or Gospel Essentials" Tho pastor
will be pleased TO NEE, all tho members
Of tho church. A cordial welcome To
those Who do no, attend church elsewhere.
Rocky Ford Circuit
lRey. E. Burns Martin. Passor.l
ksri Sunday. Sept 10. at io:5o a. m.
there will be preaching al vroman school
house by tho now pastor. In tho evening
at La Faye,ia. At 500.
Sep, rs tho pastor will preach a. fol-
lows: -Ne~dale. lo:So. q. m: Patterson
Valley. 500 .. m: La Fayetts al 8 p. m.
Christian Church.
Rev. N. NJ. Nelson. Pastor. Morning
service a, ! l o'clock: topic Tho Gospel
As Told by John" Evening service At 8
O'Clock: topic Tho Hebrew Letter" Bible
school a; e:45. Y. p. S. c. E.. z p. m.
Beginning with tho morning service tho
Pastor will preach a sores Of sermons on
the Gospel Of John.
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ROCKY FORD'S
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Opsa loS Aaoshss Ysas wteh - ex.
esaisss Faculty. which Pso0isss
10 Keep W the Schooas Past
nigh Ssaadlag.

The Rocky Ford Public schools opsnsd
in ,~o buildings on Monday with . total
snrollmen. Of 6o8-3&8 in the Liberty
building and 266 in the washingson. The
Lafsys,is building was no, ready for use.
the addition no, having been finished. but
will open with two teachers next Monday.
Below is q lis, 0. the teachers and their
assignments for the years work.
F. 3. Boiiss. superintendent.
LIBERTY BUILDING.
e. L Ho~s,,. Principal High School.
Emma Frances ear,iiI. Assistant Pfin-
eipsi. High School.
S. S. Phillips. Assistant Principal. High
School.
Bertha Forbes, 9th grade.
Nst,se o. Partner. 6th grade.
Lana Weaver. sth grade.
Ella N. Cooeh. Sfd grade.
Gertrude Kellogg. 5fd and +,h grades.
Ethel wasson. 2nd grade.
Bessie Taylor lss grade.
Eva Thomas. lss grade.
WASHINGTON BUILDING.
v. z. Ro~tan. Principal.
Edith Bacon. 9Th grade.
Mabel Cook. 9Th grade.
Sylvia Bfo~niec. S,h grade.
Florence Shaw. s,h grade.
Mauds Wright. Sd grade.
Lynda Chalmers. LIST grade.
Clara Mcpherson. Is, grsde.
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Sallie Frye. grammar grades.
Carrie Jones. Primary grades.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate OF Emily Mayo.
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday. the
18th day OF September. A. d.. 1901. being one
OF the regular days OF the September term OF
the county court of Otcro county, In the
state of Colorado. |. Warren Mayo. ndminis-
traitor of said estate. will appear before the
judge of said court. present my final settle
ment as such administrator. pray thcapprovhl
of the same. and will then Apply to he dis
charged as such administrator. At which
time and place any person In interest may
appear and present objections to the same, II
any there be.
Dated at Rocky Ford, Colo. August 20,
1901. Warren Mayo.
Admr. Estate Emily Mayo. Deceased.
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Miss Ethel Wasson is an experienced
and successful teacher. but this is her
first work in the Rocky Ford schools.
Miss Maude Wright has had much ex-
experience in the city schools of Des
Moines, Iowa. She received her profess
sionatraining at Highland Park college and
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S. A. Read, Cisco, Texas, writes. Mar.
| lth, 1901: "My wrist was sprained so
badly by fall that it was useless; and
after using several remedies that failed
to give relief used Ballard's Snow Llni-
ment, and was cured. earnestly recon-
mend it to anyone suffering from sprains. !"
Csc Soc, 81. Otero Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

Miss Lynda Chalmers is from Des
Mones. Iowa, where she has been a val
ued teacher tor several years. She was
elected for the current near there. but
wishing to come west she declined the
place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

Secure Travel Accident Policy in the
United States Casualty Company before
taking the train for the Worlds Fair or
elsewhere. Policy for $1,000 at cost of
81 annually.-Mrs. Mary J. Anderson,
agent lltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

LOST-Tuesday, Sept. I3, between
Ordway and Rocky Ford and proba-
bly, near the old rocky ford, a coat,
vest, hat and gold watch. Suitable
reward if left at the Enterprise office.
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Teams Wanted.

Four and Six Horse Teams for farm
work. implements furnished. z Z cents
per hour for each horse, IS cents for
teamster.
American Beet Sugar Co,
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TO RENT.-4-room cottage 2 blocks
from Factory. Enquire Of Mrs. J. H.
Burr, 2lO Swink Ave. l6tf
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Drake univ.rsi,y. She comes highly rec

omMsndsd.
During the past vssk. pending the COM
plssioa Of the Lafayette building. Miss
Frye has bssn assisting Prof. Bollss in the
ONCE work and Miss Jones has been
teaching for Miss MePhsfsoa who is Just
recovering from an illness
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Rocky Ford Trading Co.

FRESH OYSTERS. Fish and Celery.
next week at Stauffer's Meat Market,
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Grain Wanted.

FRESH OYSTERS. Fish, and Celery
next week, at Stauffer's Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

One and one-half shares Of High Line
Ditch stock for sale. Call at State Bank.
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DR.. S. N. KELLOGG
0STE0PATHIC PHYSICIAN

GRADUATE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
OSTEOPATHY. of Kirksville, NO., under
the Founder Of the Soience-Dr. A. T.
Still. Office over Hardy Dry Goods
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First Christian Science Society.

Tho Woman's Exchange have just re-
eeived large line Of samples for made
to order suits from Stevens Bros. Chi
eago. and invite any one wanting fall or
winter suit to call and see them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

FRESH OYSTERS. Fish and Celery.
next week at Stauffer's Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Poland
China male hogs. at $40 each.
1917 Browning & Biggs.
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Baptist Church.
Regular services morning and ovonin
German 0aptIat Brethren.

NNEsof ohe
German Baptist Brethren.
Presiding Elder g. E. S,udobakor. Sum-
day School at 10 a. m. Supt. Miss
Blanche Talhelrn. Morning service at l..
by John Biorkland; subject. "Bro,herly
Love-"
Christian Workers. meeting at $3.50 p.
m. Subject, "Unbolicf."
Evening service at z:5o. by J. G.
Funderburg. subject. Tho Double Minded
Man"
First Christian Science Society.
Old G. A. r. hall. North Main. Sunday
service II a. m. Subject Reality"
Testimonial services every Wednesday
at p. m.
Annie Louise Norris. First Reader.
st. Matthew'S chureh-EpIseopai.
Old Masonic Hall over 'Rushmer Drug
Store. Services $50 p. m. every Sunday
except 4th Sunday Of the month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

Unfurnished Rooms for rent.-Mrs.
Frank Maxon, corner of Walnut and 8t!,
street. l5-l6p
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Wanted.

Fifty Thousand Pounds of Choice Can
taloupe Seed.
1916 Farmers g. Merchants Bank.
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Sprains.

SEE Stauffers meat market for Boilep
Ham, next week.
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WANTED

WANTED
If you have ranch property for sale or
to exchange for Colorado Springs proper
ty send description and price to me-
J. F. Harsch, % N. lst, Colorado Springs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-16

Grain wanted.
We are in the market for Wheat. Oats
and Barley for which we are paying the
higeest market prices. See US before
selling.
Rocky Ford Trading Co.
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sh.rifrs Sale of Real Estate

pu,suant to the prov isions of a decree oil Tue
district court OF Pueblo county, Colorhuo,
rendered November 96 1901, In SUIT whereln ,te en-
partnership OF Taylor and Williams, was
ppinintlfT, and @. U. Williams et al, wers , ue
Scndunts, hereby give notice thnt ! snhii on
The 4, d day of january, 1905, at lO O'CLOCK n. ~.
nj the east front door OF me dn cou,. NUS all tn
tbe highest and best bidder for cash IN mana ne
sn,Iaw1nu described real estate IN pueblo
cnunty. Colorado, to-wit: .,s, ,,
Lots Ave [5l, six l6l, seven Z elgh, 70 r u,u
nine Isl in block tnir syss nddition to the city
of Pueblo; also lots nine sl, ten igl' elerrh War
ond twelve T12l in block ATTY -hve DO IN bhtn VII.
dniin- and mpany's first addition 70 ii,e lily lily
~ Pucblo: also lot thirteen ll8l In Dlock ony
hundred nineteen l19l in the former 'oWn ,, ~ "
Samih Pueblo but now part OF the city ol
pnebio: also the northwest quarter y, .n ~
nrthwes uuarter. the northeast quarter oi
,Se northwest quarter, the southeast l.nmaser lnas.
nf the northwest quaiter anu the ~ n'I an,inn
ftMentv.four T24l, township twenty ,one ~
WEI rangc % w., containing one hunareu
.nn s,xty fl6Ol acres, and VIII pursnhhu ~
saia dec rec execute and deliver 70 tho purI nII
chaser a deed conveying 70 suem p",vs, 'ram,.ea Of
sng asd s'W. Townsend, surviving partner 3i ths
20. rtnership OF Taylor and Wlilians' h, nu p r
| oGbs title and interest therein tnht 1onn
Wt,,,ms died seized OF uhe title In iee s,.hT II
ng record in the. the nG%S M 4eathS III and ali right
| WW,,a snI interest therein OF the deienuAhLs W y,
ut.9 Ie Iii shoye mentioned which may nav
nasn derived from the said john \. Wl,,.t, ~, :,
" .idow. heirs at law or as divlsees. ror .a,, ,u
ther information bidders are roi'
decree OF said district court, u,.uAS
Sheriff OF Pueblo county.
pes s-Dsc, ~, 1904.
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ONLY ONE SHORTAGE.
Expert Accountant H. E. Mulnix
Completes His Work on the
County Books.

With the single exception OF
Ex-County Judge J. w. Coulter,
whose accounts, according to the
examination OF Expert Mulnix are
short more than $1,000, the rec
ords OF the county officials are
straight and none OF them leave
anything for the grand jury to IN
vestigate.
In going over the accounts OF
Ex-Judge Coulter Mr.. Mulnlx
was guided largely by the docket
as he did not have access to the
cash books OF the office.
MIR. Coulter declares that he
can explain everything in sat
isfactory manner, and that the ac-
countant is prejudiced against
him.
The public is ready to give the
Judge every opportunity to vim
dicate himself, but unless he does
criminal proceedings are likely to
be instituted against him to re-
cover on his bond.
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Pansy Circle Elects Officers.

At the regular meeting of Pansy
Circle No. AZ W. o. W. last week the
following officers were eledted for the
coming six months with the exception
of the clerk and banker who are
elected for one year, P. G, Sarah
Lynn; G. IN, Maggie Miller; advisor,
Mary Mara; magician. Etfie Jackson;
attendent, Rebecca Coleman; Capt,
of guards. Ida Miller: musician, Amy
McMurphy; clerk, Maggie Markert;
banker, Ella Corrick; inner sentinel,
Josephine Wilmington; outer sentinel,
Agnes Krebs; managers, c. H Mar
kert and Francis Castelli. The lodge
is in a flourishing condition, great
many new members are being Initial
ed at each meeting.
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CONDENSED STORIES.
A Society Story Which Concerns Q
Gun Of Tea,


A belated society tale goes back
ward to the season when Harry Lehr
was counting the lady who is now his
wife, says the New York Times.
One day Mrs. Dahlgrcn acciden-
tally dropped ten dollar bill into
tea urn which had just undergone
inspection in anticipation Of COM
ing guests. When these guests ar
rived Mr.. Lehr was among them.
The hostess had forgotten her bank
note in the urn and innocently brew
ed the tea. All noted the peculiar
favor, but drank it bravely. The
cause of their secret mystifcation
might have gone politely undiscov-
cred had not the hostess proceeded
TO give lecture on the subject Of
brewing tea. She removed the lid
Of the urn to Illustrate her point
and revealed no tea leaves, but a
ten dollar bill. She was appalled,.
The urn and all the cups we're sent
away. She made profuse apologies
and insisted upon serving each Of
her visitors with fresh cup when
the new supply appeared. When it
came the turn of Mr. Lehr she ask
ed:
GLOW will you have it? strong?"
"Not quite SO strong as the last"
replied Mr.. Lehr. "Make it about
99.76, please"
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Notice.

:, WHEREAS, Ezekiel F. Bard did by his certain
Deed OF Trust. dated August ~. laA ana re-
corded on August Is, 1901, In Pueblo county
tecoris In book 288 at page 1lb, convey 70 the
Undersigned as Public Trustee of said PueDio
county, the following described real estate IN
r9eblo county, Colorado. to-wit: q, III,
Ihat part OF the south west quarter ts ".
Al OF section thirty t30) in township twenty
IL. 9l South OF Range sixty-four West "
Of o1.e the North line Of seventh street Eishty-
eight ieet west tSs II. W. from the $. w. cor.
her ner lS. W. corr Of block forty two hsl East
rrucblo. an addition to the city OF Pucblo,
SSso,orado; Ss thence west "A feet. thence nottm
~ teet, thence east ~ feet, thence north i1o
,set ,. to place of beginning. To secure the
paynent of 90 eyidenced by thirty prom,
,,ssss9,ry notes Of e2n.0O each dated August H.
aVi and due, one on the 18th day of each sue
tteedinR month until all of said notes nave
zen paid. payable to the order OF Jerry ID
LhEo, and
WHEREAS. It was provided in said deed of
rust that In case any OF said notes, or the
,ht.erest thereon was not paid At maturity
nv .hhcn and In that event, II was optional win
W she legal holder of said notes to declare the
s, -mole q said principal sum due, and 0rdei
a. s,aine sold by the Public Trustee Of said Pueb,
,ecS d county according to the provisions of said
WHEREAS, default has been made In th.
tryment Of said note duo November y, w
"ketnsr With the interest on said whole sun
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rendered Their Services.

Senator Elect I. G. Mccarthy
and Representative Elect ]. R.
Hurd attended the meeting OF the
board of directors of the Business
Mems Association last Tues
day night and offered their ser
vices to the association in doing
all they can when in the legisla-
ture toward serving the city to
the best of their ability. The Of
fer was novel and the board of
directors appreciated it. The two
gentlemen and their colleagues,
johnson and Metz, will be called
on early in the session to assist
in putting through few needed
laws.
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New Grocery Firm at Old Stand

\ change of considerable i'm
portance in Bessemer business
community took place Wednes-
day the 9TH, when H. F. Johnson
& Co. purchased the grocery de-
partment of the c. H. Quacken-
bush store, corner OF Northern
and Routt. H. Frank Johnson
the manager of the new firm is
an old timer in Bessemer, having
lived here for seventeen years,
coming from Columbus, Ohio,
where he had been engaged in
the grocery business. MIR. John
son has been in the county as
SCISSORS office for several years
and is we'll known throughout the
county. The new firm will en-
large the stock and endeavor by
fair dealing to merit profitable
business from the start.
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Notice of Administrators Sale
of Real Estate

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
order and decree of the County Court, of Pu-
eblo County. state of Colorado, made on the
petition of the undersigned adm illustrator of
the estate of Mrs. T.. II. Lyman. deceased. tor
leave to sell the real estate of said deceased,
at the September term Of said Court, tu-wit:
On the 2sth day of November A. ID. 1904, | shall
the eth day of December, a, d. 1901, be-
tween he hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock
p. IN. of said day. sell ut private sale. at the
Union avenue. in the City of Pueblo. Colorado,
the following described real estate, to-wit;
Lots t. 2, =, 4, S and q. block "a. Minnequa
Heights, according to the recorded plat there.
OF situate. lying and being in the County of
Pueblo and state of Colorado, for cash, and
for not less than the appraised value thereof.
Dated at Pueblo Colorado November 10Th
1901,
j. T. COLLIER,
Administrator for said Estate.
Dee A--Der
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SENATOR VANCE AROSE FROM HIS SEAT.

0A.*Nhich NhNOh hhOoL rho1i his oAAA
ent minister to China, had succeed
ed in getting the lard bill bearing
his name through the house, but the
southern senators had defeated 1t in
the senate. Frequently, however, an
effort would be made to get the pro-
visions of the Conger bill attached
to the Paddock bill as amendments.
At a time when Senator Paddock
had the floor to present the merits
of his bill he was interrupted by an
other senator, who intimated that,
inasmuch as the Conger lard bill
had passed the house, it might be
better to more carefully examine its
provisions. At this juncture Sena-
tor Vance managed to secure recog-
milton.
"Mr. President" exclaimed he as
he slowly arose from his seat, "ths
Conger lard bill is dead.
"'Tis Greece. but living Greece no morsr'
No more was heard from the Con-
ger people.
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due Move mber l2, 1901 and said Jerry D. Lago'
the legal holder of said notes, has elected 10
and has declared the whole of said Indebted
Now, Therefore. |. Alexander T. Stewart,
Public Trustee of said Pueblo county, as
aforesaid. will on the Goth day OF DecemDer,
4. ID 1904 at 10 O'Clock II. IN. at the east front
door nj Pueblo county court house. in the
city OF Pueblo. offer said above described
real estate for safe at public venduc to me
highest and best bidder Tor chsu hccoiminE I'm
70 thp terms and conditions of said trust deed
ALEXANDER 7. STEWART
Public Trustee, Pueblo county; Co'ofauo'
Pueblo. Colorado. November II. 1901.
Nov lq-Dec IL. 1901.
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Iha Man La thu street,

Congressman W. Bourke Cochran
amused some of his political friends
at the Waldorf Astoria a few nights
ago by story Of the twelve-year-
old son of friend of his, an Eng
nshman living in New York. The
boy, like his father, was born in
England, but had been going to
school here for six years and in that
time had studied his American his
tory with due amount of American
patriotism.
A few evenings ago the boy was
talking over the battles of the Rev.
olution with his father and discuss
ing the campaigns Of the British.
Finally, after a little thought, he
astonished his father by blurting
out:
"Well, pop, We licked you twice,
anyway, didn't wsT-New York
Times.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

In the matter OF the estate of Andrew Glover,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday the
End day of January, a. D.. 1905, being one of the
regular days OF the December term OF the
Colorado, we, william Schmidt AMI Alexander
Macdonald, executors OF said estate, will ap.
our final settlement as such executors, pray
the approval of the same, and will then apply
to be discha lged us such executors. Atwhich
time and place any person in interest may ap-
pear and present objections to the same, If any
there be. - ,,,
Dated at the City and County of Pueblo
state OF Colorado, December End, 1901.
WILLIAM SCHMIDT.
ALEXANDER Macdonald,
Executors of the estate of Andrew clover,
deceased.
Dec. 3-Dec. 81, 1901
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of Jennie Graham, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been app2lnteu
Administrative of the Estate OF Jennie
state OF Colorado, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the County
Court of Pueblo County, at the Court iouse
in pueblo al tho December term on the fourth
Mnnday in December next, ut which time an
persons having claims against SAID estate are
notified and requested to attend t9r 'hn PmI. nnr-
srns indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment to the uhuer-
signed. >o,.o,hor A. ID. 1VOi
FRANCES A. sYMoNDs. Administrators
Nov tV-Dec, 10 1904.
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Will Build Planning Mill.

The Bessemer Planning Mill Co.
will shortly begin the erection of
a new brick building on Abriendo
avenue in the 1900 block for the
reception of their mill and will
then move out of the Foley block.
The danger from fire had been
carefully considered by the pro-
prietors, Smith & Cherry, and
they will try to make the new
building as near fire proof as they
can. The location is on the east
side of the street.
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Notice of sherifs Sale.

pnh,;c notice is hereby given that under and
bv yirtno OF an execution, Il. fe. and fee bill,
issued out OF the District Court oi Pueblo
-, ,of The Mercantile National Bank
~, ~ pueSlo. Colorado. and against The
Scoviile-Wills Plumbing and heat,nS
.nIpye hundred dollars and twelve cents
Ninc.iy damages and five dollars and ten
Cents tS l0J costs, together with Interest riom
~ 18th. A, u. 1904, levy upon certain person.
sI o nropsrty belonging 10, and In possession q
sa,d defendants. consisting OF closets, DAN
r,es and a general stock OF plumbing httnge
etc.. also plumbing tools hxturss AND ,a sheiuIns
etc. Nov therefore pnrsushI 70 vst ~ .v S9I n
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Notice for Publication.
riMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
,USiTED STATES LAND OFFICE
Pueblo. Colo, Nov. 25, 190i

TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE y, 1878.
,USITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Pueblo. Colo, Nov. 25, 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June g. 1873, entitled AN act for the sale
of timber lands In the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory"
as extended To all the Public Land States by
net of Aug. 4, 1892, James S. Barton, of Verde.
county Of Pueblo state of Colorado has this
day iiled in this Office his sworn statement No.
A., for the purchase of the NWl4 SWI4 OF
Sec tion No. II, Township No. " S, Range No.
Is w, aud will offer proof to show TINT the
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this office ut Pueblo,
Colorado, on Wednesday. the sth day of Feb
ruary. 1906.
He names as witnesses: $. X. Shurtz, of
Pueblo, Colo. Jackson Heckart, of Verde,
Colo. Wm. Presley of Verde, Colo, Mrs. A.
Hutchinson, of Verde. Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-described lands are requested to file
their claims In this office on or before said sth
day of February 1905.
S. a. ABBEY. Register.
Nov. %, 19i-Jan. y, 1905.
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New Dressmakinp Parlors

Mesdames Fay and Boulware
have opened up fashionable dress
making parlors at II25 Orman
avenue and are meeting with re-
markable success. The young la
dies have started in to grow I'D
with Bessemer in their business
tor they are among those who
have faith i'll the future of this
hne section of the city. Their ad-
vertising card appears elsewhere
in this paper.
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Lord Ro,.b.ry'. Two Pleasures.

Lord Rosebery once said to me,
"There are two supreme pleasures
in mans life. One is ideal, the
other real. The ideal joy is when
a man receives the seals of office at
the hands of his sovereign; the real
pleasure comes when he carries them
back H. W. Lucy In Londea
Magazine.
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December, A. d. 1901; AT the hour of 10 O'clock
a m on said day, at No. SIS North santa Fe
avenue. ,e "a fueblo, Pueblo County. Colorado
sen an OF the said property, or so much thereof
~ snhil pe necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment; interest ana costs and all accrung costs
same will bring in cash ''''
witness ,n. my hand this 9Th day OF December,
j, l.. BEAMAN.
Sheriff of Pueblo County, Colorado.
Dec. 10th 18th 1901
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Will Have Christmas Tree.

The ladies' of the Minnequa Congre-
pational church are preparing to. have
a Christmas tree for the little ones
and to that end they are collecting
contributions. A very fine program
in mapped out for the occasion.