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CK1AP ROUND TRIP RATES EAST
Via
o. y. 3 n. and Connections.

July 2. Detroit. Mich $3.50
July 10 to IA, inclusive. Cincin-
natl. Ohio $50. 6s25
July 7 and s, Atlantic City. N. ]. S3.25
August s, Q and 10, Boston,
Mass ................. Sass
August s, Q and 10, Louisville,
Ky. ................. 6S.25
Final limit. 90 days. Stopovers al
lowed. Information cheerfully fur
nished. GEO. J. MOHLER,
General Agent.
430 Riverside.
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AL Williams. a Fernie. B. c.. man,
has offered to bet $500 that Fred Null
Ter gets beaten by Jimmy Burrows of
Fernie il the two men come together.
To meet Burrows Muller will be COM
PEELED to give away much weight, but
he appears game and wants the match
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Charley McKeever, the well known
middleweight who made such a hit in
this city with his sketch before the
limelight, is now on the coast and an
endeavor il being made to match with
with the well known Tommy Tracey Of
Seattle. McKeever is without doubt
one of the fastest six-round men on
earth. Charley can go lengthy fight
too. for that matter. but he's won his
laurels and don't like a long drawn
affair. If he can't handle his man in
short order Charley is willing to take
another go at him.
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TODAY.
Watermelons and home
grown raspberries.
Fou1TH OF JULY COOLERS.

Mexican lines. dozen. ......... 400
Roses lime juice, pint soc, quart. SOC
Welche's grape juice, quart. 49,. .e0c
Beer In quarts and pints.
Ice cream freezers at reduced prices
to close out
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Rasty Wright held down the first
sack for Boise yesterday and the way
he held the job made a hit.
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PICNIC LUNCH,

Woman's exchange home made pies.
cakes, bread and doughnuts.
SIP. Co.'S roast meats, boiled ham.
jellied pigs feet and fancy cooked
sausages.
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Butte defeated Salt Lake yesterday
by a score of 0 to 4.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-07-01

Over in Seattle the grandpas who
represent Seattle in the Coast league
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The Thsil Detective Service Co.
We do Q general detective business II
all parts Of United States and Canada.
building. W. 9. Swain. manager. Day
phone Main last. Might phone. Main
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Holland is doing some great work
with the stick His work on the mi
dol cush;np /, fna
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SITUATION WANTED.

The Inland Water Heating company
will make your range connections
promptly at reasonable cost. Tel.
N. 1865. $40 Sec ond avenue. 1896
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ososGfs stons Academy Of Dancins
Phone Main 1874.
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Totals ...... ...... "a i
aoorA he Ynuiu0n.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

WHrREAs, Joseph Albo did on the 18th day
q July, isO3. borrow of The Bessemer Bulld-
lns Loan Association the sum OF one
numbered Thirty four g4> In Block num-
Tered Ten tl0) In ElWell and Smiths Sub
Slvision of Lots and In Block n In Upiands
Of the Consolidated Guy Of Pueblo, and a Ger
lan certificate of stock Of the fifteenth series
o. said Association, being numbered eigh-
dsed for the UaT property S. sforsssid; and con-
.tact being given to said Albo BY said Anso-
cation providing that whom said Ole Thous-
ma .aa Doliars tel5oo.oo) and interest, together
s shh al lines, dues and ArrearnSes a. ehoulo
accfue thereon. should be paid BY said a bo
u a confor nifty with the bylaws thereof, then
"a saa 10; ;Assoclation would convey said property
.. BIT In case OF default in the payment Of
sanl salu loan, or any interest, hnss or charges
neefulng thereon, or either Of then. then
notice. apce either personal or By mall. 70 said
i Aioo terminate said agreement. and take
pt.session y Of said property, and sell the same
tot cash, in CONFORMITY With Tho ssrms Of
y i soniosnies aa1 sHe HeS tSs Us sssss Of said
@Sa' nd said loan interest anes and charges
whereas, said Albo has defauited In the
sayyment say of said loan and interest and nnes,
dag. y SAD A.sociation has given said thirty
contract.
d isoE, therefore, 1, r. P. Hawke. Secretary
y, vi ssid Association, being duly authorised
~ %n DO ~ said Assoeiatica, VIII on Wednos-
~ o,E, the hrst day Of June, 4. D. 1904, At ten
oso5 9; Of the court house u The city and county
~ Saneb rneblo, and state OF COLORADO, sell the
MhHs,ssinoefore described real estate TO the
te me proceeds thereof In conformlty with the
sstd IN OF said oontrAct and the by-laws OF
snS ra .hssociation 4. to the payment Of said loan
."u the interest, fnes and charges thereon.
r. P. HAWKE,
secretary Of the Bsassnef nuildinG & Loan
Association.
April ao-Aay 0-1sea.
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Doafn, In trust to secure the payment of their
.tettaih pfom'--ory note bearing even date
tnerewith, payable to the order OF Francis i. .
tte, one year after the date thero.,f, for the
prlncirhl sum of Three Hundred Dollnrr
Wp'l WIN Interest the"eo from date until
pal. , u. zen per cent. per anuum, pay able quar-
Nry' the following described property sit
melh nhie IN the tounty Of Pueblo and state Of
Colorado, to-wiL:
, Ihs vest @ thirty three Css) feet of Lot mum
pereu Nine l9l In Block numbered Fiftsep
!l'l IN rlnkc's addition 10 the City OF Pueblo.
thereon. s
AND WHEREAS, default has been made In the
oi said notes and the principal sum of
ihIee Hundred Dollars ($sDOJ remains dve and
unpaid with Interest from March twelfth,
iw'. N consequence whereof the legal holder
" said note has applied To the unders Igned to
'eu sai" premises as by said deed provided.
How, therefore, !, j. Is. Kilbourn, II ustee in
ht deed, by virtue of the power vested in me
,.hherelh' ana In pursuance and In execution
'nereoi' ana at the request of the legal holder
VI sald note, and for the purpose Of paying
said principal sum and interest, and the Coats
nnh expenses OF this trust, do hereby give
tWenty days notice that | wilt, on Tuesday,
suhe Z 1901. at ten o'clock, a.m., at the east
iIomt uoor OF the court house in the County
VI iuebio. In the State OF Colorado, at public
nuctlon sell said premises above described,
ana All the right, title, benefit and equity OF
,euenption of the said s. W Wellmap and
MaIy Msllman. his wife, and their heirs and
assisns therein, for the highest and best y, Ice
'he same Will bring in cash.
J. b. kILBoURS, Trustee,
fuebio, Colorado, MAY II, 1904.
May A-June i-loJi
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Notice to the Devisees. Legatees
and Heirs at Law of Alice
A. Harsha, Deceased,

STATE OF CoLoRADo,l
COUNTY OF PUEBLO '''
IN THE COUNTY COURT of said County,
and State, sitting In Probate.
In re the Estate of Alice A. Harsha.
Deceased
Margaret n. Templeton, Bloomington. Illinois;
Martha Ellen Moore, Los Angeles, Calf. !;
Alice J. Craven, Leeds, N. pak.; Laura p.
Petersburg. Illinois; Julia Hall, Waverly, IL
iinoisi. The Chrtntian and Missionary All
snce, New York City. n. r.; Womsn's foreign
Church, Phiisdsiphia, Pa; The Board lsi'ad OF
Home Missions Of The Presbyterian Church,
New Yyrk city.N y; Virginia Isabelle Wal
Honolulu, Hawaii; Wiliiam Lyle Diekey, 10,
peka, Kans.; Isabelle Pike, Portland, Me-;
rthar pNictsy' Lins1ln' SeS; Bertha Dick,e;y,,
nols; James Dickey Templeton. Bloomington,
You and each of you are hereby notified that
on to wit February IL, a. ID. 1914 the will OF
Alice A. Harsha, deceased, was duly presented
to the County Court OF Pueblo County, Colo
RADIO, for probate; that tho name and place of
residence Of the person presenting the same
was and is Albert X. HarshR, Pueblo, Pueblo
County. Colorado; that the name and place Of
residence o. the said testatrix was Alice A.
that the property devised or be9ueathed by
said will ~ described therein with the names
Of the devisees and legatecs is as follows:
Mrs. n. ). montgomery Spl lnBnelu, IL
the sum Of of........................ $50 %
Miss Margaret NJ. Tempieton, Blooming
ton, illinois. the sum Of. ...........'' $500 20
California, the sum OF ............. $500 90
Mrs. Alice Craven, Leeds, n. Dakota,
formerly of Bern, Kansas, the sum of $3.50 on
Miss Laura p. Moore. Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, the sum OF ...............,s $3.50 90
the sum Of. 80. 500. .OO
Mrs. Julia Hall, Waverly, Illinois, the
sum Of f...................,. .......... 500. 20
the sum Of .................... 1900 %
The Woman Foreign Missionary S0ci
ETY. OF the Presby yterian Church,
corporation Of Philadelphia, Penna. 90
The Board Of Home Missions OF The
Presbyterian Church, New York, N.
y. the sum of. ..,..... =. .:..,, >. .$lo)O W
The Providence rresby yterian Church,
Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado. -.
the sum o.. ....r.,.................... .souu'W
Said will also directs said executor to con-
vert the entire estate OF said testatriA Into
cash for the purpose OF paying. the legacies,
and bequests therein provided for.
You and each OF you, the said devisees, lega-
toes or heirs at law Of said testatrix are hereby
required to attend the probate of said Will on
June 20, 1904, at the hour of ten O'Clock IN.
on said day before the County Court OF Pueblo
County. Colorado, sitting at the County Court
Houss in said County in said state.
Judge of the County Court OF
Pueblo County, Colorado.
First publication Nay II, 1904.
Last publication June II, 1904.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF coLoRADo( 90 In the County
COUNTY OF PUEBLO,
j. NJ. Baur Company. II corporation, plsinlr.
vs. # NJ. stephenson. defendant.
The People "f the State OF Colorado to the
deiehiant above named, Greeting:
You are he eby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above nam
ca pinintiff, In the County Court OF Pueblo
county state Of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after
the service hereof, II served within this
onn,y. o., II served out of this County or by
publc Il N, within thirty days after the ser
vice hereof. exclusive Of the day of service;
or Judgment by default will he taken against
YOU, according To the prayer OF the compain mt.
II copy Of the complaint be not served with
ne summons, or II the service be made out of
the state, ten days additional to the time
specinehln the summons shall be allowed for
appearance and answer.
The sum OF money and other relief demanded
In sal action briefly stated, Is $l0s.l5, of hich
sum *l.g2 is due plaintiff for goods sold and
uenvered by II To defendant, and ISL. 10, claim
OF ;. v. Smith on account and assigned to
piaintin, the sum of S2o.2S due said Smith on
account and $3S So owing to Ridcnour-Baker
Grocery Company and assigned to s. V. Smith
ana by him to plaintiff. as Will more fully ap-
pear by the compla aint in said action, on file In
said court. to which reference is hereby made.
Given under my hand snd the seal of said
Court, al the city of Pueblo, in said county
and state this 2sth day of April. A. D., 1901.
l.. Is. GIBSON,
Judge and Acting CLERK of said Court.
by l.. a. GIBSON, Deputy Clerk.
Last insertion June II, 1901.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
NATURAL AS LIFE
Laybourn's Photographs
Studio at 1413 Stone Avenue.
Telephone Red 1882.

Cottage Bread.
Candy at Critcher's.
Trenkenschuh makes Cottage Bread
Wanted-50O men to eat Ham and
Eggs at Hansen's Cafe.
Delicious brains, sweet breads, etc.,
at Jack Curzon's market.
Dining room for Ladies' and Gentle
men at Hansen's Cafe, 418 Northern.
The best place to eat is at Hansen's
Cafe, 416 Northern.
Critcher sells books and papers.
Wanted-5O0 men to eat Cream Waf.
fles at Hansen's Cafe.
Ask your Grocer for Cottage Bread.
Take your family to Hansen's Cafe
for home style cooking and good SER
vice.
Why patronize tramp photograph
ers2 Laybourn will do your work right.
Studio at 1413 Stone Ave.
Cottage bread made by Trenken-
schuhs' model babery, 1928 Routt Ave.
Good coffee at Hansen's Cafe, 41o
Northern Ave.
Live and dressed poultry or poultry
dressed to order at Curzon's market.
For Bargains in Real Estate see Buff
fington & McWilliams.
You can get attentive and prompt
service by getting your hay, grain'
flour and feed, wood and coal from
F. M. Marmaduke, corner Northern
and Routt avenues.
Trenkenschuh's New Model Bakery
1126 Routt makes Cottage Bread.
The June Argosy is now In. Critcher
has it, 4O8 Northern.
synonymous with the thought OF
the Words Fair is the thought OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway, the Worlds
Fair route.
Wanted.-A few respectable board
ers to board and room at 1915 Cedar
street, modern house, clean rooms and
good table board.
Critcher's new store at 40s Northern
is one of the most complete In the
West.
A complete line of fresh seasonahle
vegetables at Jack Curzon's mafkeu,
Mesa and R0utt.
For all kinds Of Insurance see Buf.
fngton Il McWilliAms.
Board and room by day, week Of
month at HAnsen's Gate.
Fruits, view books, daily pspere
magazines and stationery at Critcher'i
BuFFINGTON & McWILLIAMS
Have some bargains in real estate that
can not be duplicated after the Goa
strike is settled.
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ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
Several Good Things For the House.
keeper to Know.

Several Good Things For the House.
keeper to Know.
Paratfin is an excellent cleanser.
It will keep kitchen towels and
cloths white and sweet, and the odor
will depart in the rinsing and dry
ing. 1t will make much soiled
sarthenware sink look like new if
rubbed on with flannel cloth and
then washed with hot water and
soda.
Mix plaster of paris with vinegar
instead of water, and you will find
1t excellent to stop the cracks in the
wall.
Salt scattered on the carpet when
weeping will clean and also keep
away moths.
To keep cheese from getting
moldy wrap it in a cloth that has
been dipped in vinegar and wrung
out almost dry. Keep in a cool
place.
Knit or darn silk into the heels of
socks OF stockings. 1t will make
them last much longer.
Jars and bottles that smell of
onions will be quite sweet and odor-
less If left out of doors filed with
sand or garden mold.
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Minnequa Congregational
Church
General Items.

Mr.. Lewis, a frequent attendant at
our services in the past was received
into fellowship with US last Sunday.
This is another addition that will add
to our power as an assembly.
We are hopeful Of having our new
house Of worship completed by Oct
ober lst.
Glad to meet new friends at each
of our services. Fifteen met at Dea-
con Barton's Wednesday evening for
prayer meeting.
Ladies Aid Society meets at the
home Of Mrs. Elder. A full attendance
is desired.
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Bessemer Boy Chosen

L. B. Eames, Bessemer boy, will
be one of the students Of the Colo
RADIO School of Mines selected TO 90
to the Worlds Fair to be in charge
Of the assaying laboratory installed
by the school. Four students will be
in charge, remaining three weeks and
then four others will 60. Each
student will have his fare paid and
will be we'll paid besides. The stu.
dents who 60 are the ones who stani
highest in the subject during the
present school term.
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What Soma Girls Fear.

Captain Lamb of Richmond while
falling how he was often mistaken
for Representative Lacey of Iowa,
whose bill stopped game selling and
shipments, inserted this;
"Lacey's mighty fine fellow, al
though he is Republican. He can
brag too. "Why," and the Virgin
ian chuckled audibly, 1--WE were over
IN Wilmington together not long
ago. Lacey was Dragging to me
about what splendid country there
Il in Iowa.
"'Do you know said he, there
never was such fertile soil any.
where else on this earth? 1t is sc
rich that the girls will not walk ovea
the newly plowed ground. They
know it will make their feet grow
-Pittsburg Gazette.
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A Convenient Basket.

A novel and convenient basket for
the busy housewife is made with .
foundation OF cardboard covered
With any pretty fowery cretonne or
muslin and is generously supplied
With pockets. The four sides Of
ths basket are shaped with rounded
tops that become narrow as they ap-
pCoach the base, which is square.
bach section is neatly and firmly
covered with the material and sup
pAsd with pockets.
One such basket has . big shirred
pockst on one side, q rack for pat
Ssrns and the like and a needlebook
On the other, with smaller pockets
On the remaining two, while to the
insids are attached . generous pin
Sushion and various minor pocksts
1ee buttons and the like. But all
these can be varied to suit individual
preferences, the essential merit Of
The basket being that the receptacle
Will stand on the floor and be ever
ssady ct hand.
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BESSEMER CHURCH news
SOME LOCAL EVENTS OF INTEREST .
NORTHERN AVE. M e. CHURCH.

NORTHERN AVE. M e. CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICES.
9.1 .. m. Sunday School, W. l.
Kobler, superintendent. ClAsses fol-
all.
11.00 ., m. = Public worship.
12.16 p. m. - Glass meeting, w. d.
Harras, leader.
500 p. m. Junior league, Misc
Adams, superintendent.
S.@ p. m. - Epworth league meet.
ing, Miss Chnk, president.
7.H p. m. Public worship.
REGULAR WEEK DAY ANNOUNCEMENT
Tuesday, 4p. M, junior bible and
probationers class In charge of the pa.
stor.
Tuesday, 7.46, choir practice, Prof
F. o. 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, 7.46, bible study class at par
sanage.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS
1. Official board and finance com.
mittee, first Tuesday In the month Al
the parsonage, 7.46 p. m.
2. Sunday School board, secont
Thursday in the month at parsonage
7.45 p. m.
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Administater's Notice.
E,a,e OF Alice Il. salser, Deceased.

Etate Of Alice u. Salter, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been sppointcd
.dministrator of ths estats Of Alice b. bslter,
.te Of the county Of Pueblo And stale
q Colorado, deceased, hereby gives motto 9
shst he will appeAr before the County Court
Pueblo county, n the court house In Pueblo,
y the June term on the first Monday
u June next, At which time all person.
and requested to attend Tor the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons In
detted to said estate are requested 70 make
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. D., 1914.
X. X. SALTER, Administrator.
Apr, s3 May "a. lV04.
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Administrator's Notice.

EstAts Of Sarah A. Rood. Deceased.
The undersiGned. having been appointed
Rood, late Of the County Of Pueblo and State
Of colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the County Court
of Pueblo County, At the Court House In
Pueblo, a. the June Term, on the second
Monday In June next, at which time all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
notiaed and requested TO attend for the pur-
p0oo a kavina tho saIne adjusted. All per-
sons Indebted 70 said estate are requested TO
make i9mtAiAte payment TO the under
signed.
Dated tAis Sth day of May, A, D.. 1901.
AARon ROOD, Administrator.
NAY N-June l-100l.
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of Pueblo County, and default having bc.r
MADE IN the payment OF said note, We, tbg
Undersigned mortgages, will on
WEDNESDAY. MAY IS. 1904. AT 10 O'CLOCK A Al
Pueblo. Colorado, offer for sale 10 the III, h
est bldder for cash the following articles
named In said mortgage, to-wlt; Schwarzer
1lther; i harp zither; 1 banjo and case.
mandoiin and case; Martin guitar and case
DanJc-rnandolin; lguitar-mandolin; one lot
rhect music, books etc; two tables; 1 Garnet :
dresser; commodes; / folding bed and
bedding; trockers; IL camp chairs and Other r
chalrs. one lot music racks; I oil picture; 1
Paulln; harp; | trunk and contents; 1
lounge and pillows: rugs. mimeograph: :
clothes hooks.
The proceeds of said sale 10 be applied up-
on the payment of the note above mentioned
Given under our hanos this 3rd day of MAY,
A. d. lSu. LURETTO MOTION
BLANCHE MORTON
Mortgages.
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.
Embarrassing Predicament of the Man
Who Forgot.


Who Forgot.
He entered the shop hurriedly,
with the air Of a man whose mind
was occupied with a weighty com
mission. Those whom he passed at
the door recalled afterward that he
vas muttering some formula under
bis breath as if fearful of forgetting
t. He approached the counter he
roically, yet with the air of one who
dsvoutly wished it were well over.
Il want to get," he began boldly,
"some-some ribbon for red baby"
The saleswoman's blank stare SEEM
Cd to arouse him to a sense of some
thing amiss.
"That is" he hastily amended, 81
should like some baby for red rib
bed"-
The girl was smiling broadly now,
and two cash boys, a fioorwalker
and several customers of feminine
persuasion who had drawn nearer
involuntarily smiled in unison.
"That is-of course, you know
He was getting desperate. 81 mean
some red ribbed-that is-some red
ribs for a baby-some baby-red
ibis - some - thunder and guns!
Where's the way out?"
~ WONDER the saleswoman said
thoughtfully after the lapse of an
hour or two, ''if he could have want
ID some red baby ribbonp-Gsu
York Times.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Next week at the Grand.
E. H. SOTHERN,
in "The Proud Prince"

''The Proud Prince" in which E. H.
Sothern will be seen Tuesday May 30,
has proved the most successful play
of his entire career. He brings en-
tour the entire New York production
and company. Mr.. Sothern's presen-
tation of the play is even more pre-
tentious than any he has ever given
to the stage. A hundred and fifty
people take part in the performance.
Mr.. Sothern's own double role of
the king who is changed to his court
motley, is the most forceful and Vita
Characterization he has ever given tc
the stage.
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Rxssusss's Notice

A.sase Of Edwin 9. Bruce. Dsesassd.
.,, me underaignsd having bssa appointed Ex
III T,Ss9r q the last VIII and Tsstsnsat = I'd
sssn saan or Colorado, dsosassd, hsfsoy Iives motto
~ nis ne Will appear befoge ~ CSusty Cour
II II rSabio , County. st tks Coan Hssss IN Pueblo
NAY rd ds.s. s.s e = vs, e: issss int si
~ having elains sGAisss sad estas.
rs euspo nosiasd and rsqssaasA = .tssnd ios z,
Rersoasl ndebssd 3 AID e1sals ass rsQuse4s,
signed, ~
dated thi, issh day ef Aysil, A. p. 80.
Apr. SHAY d, ~,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

kstate OF Gilbert ). Little, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
executrix Of the last VIII and Testament OF
gilbert Little. late of the County of Pue-
blo aid State of Colorado, deceased, hero
Dy gives notice that she will appear before
The County Court of Pueblo County, at the
Court House In Pueblo, at the June Term, on
the Second Monday In June next, ut which
time all persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested To attend for
the purpose OF having the same adjusted. All
persons Indebted to said estate are requested
signed.
Dated this end day Of May, A. d.. 1904.
MARY j. ROBINSON
May June 4-l9O4
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PROMINENT OFFICIALS
VISIT BESSEMEn

Vice President A. C. Bird of
the Gould system, accompanied
I by Manager ]. A. Edison. Traffic
: Manager A. s Hughes and Di-
! vision Superintendent Brown of
! the D. & R. G., visited Besse-
: mer last Saturday.
The morning was spent at
! the different smelters and all
their properties at the out
skirts Of the city. The after
! noon was devoted to a general
inspection of their terminals.
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Notice of Application to Lease State
Lands.

Once Of the state Board Of Laad Commission-
en.
DKsvBn, Colo, April u, 1901.
Notice /. hereby given that Ella J. and G. d.
Coburn, whose pSstohce address u BeulAh,
too. oil April "a, 1914, made applicattoo NO. 25s
70 the State Board Of Land Comm missioncrs 20
ksse the following described School Lands
| l,asis In Pueblo county. Colorado, 70 Wit:
M Of NEl. Sec. 1s, Twp. y South, RanEe
y West.
Soo.her applications 70 lease the above d.
sribed premises or objections against the
iboTe application will be considered After
Nay 9Th, lsO4. -
MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Rsglster State Board Land Commissioners.
April sO-May u. ls04