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The indicator., 1904-04-23
Another Candidate.

In this issue of the INDICATOR will
be found an announcement from War
ren Pond who comes out as a candi-
date for director in School District
No. 20. This makes the second an
nouncement as DR.. A. L. Fugard had
previously made a similar declaration.
There are also two candidates for the
vacancy on the board on the North
side, 7. ]. Downen and S. F. Crawford
having declared themselves. There
are three real estate dealers and one
doctor who aspire to the honor.
The indicator., 1904-04-23
RICH CHLORIDE ORE
CHUTE OPENED

j. II. Hoffman, the local manager
for the Chloride Gold Mining company
yesterday received the best piece Of
news yet from the mines operated by
his company at Chloride, Aria tel
egram announcing that the drift under
the lowest tunnel on the Fourth Of
March claim had encountered the ore
chute that was met in the upper tun-
mel, assuring them that the mountain
was full of high grade ore, and estsb-
fishing the permanency of the mines
now being operated.
Sometime ago the drift was started
from the Fourth of March shaft to-
wards the Samoa mine, 80 feet below
the present lowest tunnel, and yester-
day Mr.. Hoffman received telegram
conveying the important news of the
ore chute having been encountered on
the Samoa ground in this level, and
that the GRE streak is fully one foot
wide and of good grade, while the ore
is bigger then in the tunnel above
where it was first opened. The posi-
tive proof corroborates the claim made
by the management that the large ore
bodies lay below the openings that
were made last season, and that in
the tunnel level the development had
just cut the apex of the ore. But now
the fact of having cut the ore so feet
below the lowest tunnel on the Samoa
ground in drift from the Fourth Of
March shaft the bottom Of it still 100
feet below this, and the ore going
down, should satisfy the most skepti-
cal beyond doubt as to the psrman-
ency of the ore in depth, and the
greatness of the mines.
Several large sales Of Chloride stock
were made yesterday on the strength
Of the good news and it behooves all
prospective buyers to get in their
stock applications at once as in few
weeks the stock will go to so cents q
share, from the 40 cents it is now
selling for.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The indicator., 1904-04-23
Where He Hitehsa His Horse.

A farmer who drove into lola,
Kan, some time ago found all Of
the hitching racks in town full, SO
he tied his horse to an empty box
car standing on 4 sidetrack in an
alley. A few minutes later switch
engine coupled on to the car and
started up the alley, The hitch
strap in this instance was rope,
and it was tied around the animals
neck. The horse did fairly well un-
til he encountered a telephone pole.
The buggy was demolished there.
Tho engine kept on going, SO did
the horse, until another telephone
pole was reached; then the horse
tried to go on one side and the en-
gine and car on the other. The an
ma's neck was broken. Now the
farmer wants damages. - Topeka
State Journal.
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Verbs Wanted,

Popular verbs are wanted for sew
eral operations introduced by mod
ern science. The y rays, the Finsen
treatment for lupus, the operation
Of radium for cancer-what are the
words for these? A man is guillo-
tined or hanged, his leg is ampu-
tated, he is trepanned What is he
when he is rayed, Finsened, radium-
ed? The world still wants a wire
less word. Marconigram, which was
suggested, seems to have died nat
ural death. What is the synonym
for telephone when one speaks over
the instrument to which phono-
graph is attached Nor has thS
public finally agreed upon verb
Tor travel by automobile.
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WH|RL WIND
RUNAWAY
Automobile Proves to be q Horse
Soaring Machine.

The unexpected approach Of an
automobile in charge of Agent Walker
of the Ridenour Baker Co. caused a
sudden mix-up of horses and vehicles,
boys, policemen and dogs on North
ern avenue in front Of the Albany
hotel Monday afternoon.
Expressman James Halls horse
plunged from its stand near the side
walk into the street, turned north on
Abriendo, wheeled west into Mesa and
then south down the alley, where it
ran against shed and was checked,
badly frightened and trembling, but
no damage done.
Hitched to the rear end Of the ex-
press wagon as it stood was Tom
Mangan's fine team of roadsters, but
the sudden plunge Of the express
wagon stripped the brides from their
heads in a jiffy and the startled horses
wheeled into the avenue and started
for the ranch without the driver.
They thought better of it and stop
ped short when they saw that it was
nothing but an automobile that caused
the furry of excitement.
Every now and then the horseless
carriages cause the horse carriages
to stampede but as yet no great dam
age has resulted.
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, Tho St. Bernard Doc,

st. Bernard dogs seem to retain
their life saving instincts even in
this country. A large specimen Of
that breed, was recently seen at
Keene, N. f., making great fuss
over what appeared to be an old coat
partly buried ina snow bank. At
last some one investigated the coat
and found that there was a man in
side of it who was almost dead from
the cold. As soon as the dog saw
that the man was to- be properly
cared for he went on his way Il
peace. b.
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Up From the Dlggings.

James Cahill was up from the south
ern coal mines the first of the week
on business but didn't loiter long as
he was in hurry to get back. Him
self and son, Mike, are driving entries
under contract and are making good
big wages. They mine coal and lay
track between times and are giving
the best Of satisfaction: OF course
Bessemer did not expect to hear any
other kind Of report from them az
they have good reputation here as
expert excavators and well-diggers.
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French Life Senators.

Unless fresh appointments shall
Be made, of which there appears to
be little likelihood, the class of
French life senators must soon be-
come extinct. The Youngest of the
ten life senators is seventy years and
the eldest ninety-two. NJ. WALTON,
who is the father of the house as
we'll as father of the constitution,
was born in 1872. Then follow in
order NJ. Gouin, born in 1878; NJ.
dAudiffert-Pasquier, in 1898; N.
Cazot, in 1921; NJ. Magnin, in 1924 /;
N. Berthelot, in 1927; NJ. de Mar
oere, In 1928; General Billot, in
1898; NJ. Berenger, in 1880, and Il
Herve de Saisy, in 1888.
The indicator., 1904-04-23

III a. IN. at the residence of Mrs.
Worcester 2605 Routt ovenue
Sermon-"W Worship; is it spectac-
ular or spiritual"
Prayer meeting Thursday night
7:3O at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis. Topic, Book of Numbers, or
the vicissitudes of life." This will be
the fourth study in a synopsis of the
books of the bible, giving one night
to each book. Strangers will be
made to feel at home.
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A team of horses in charge Of r.
NJ. Davies and belonging to the Mon.
arch Laundry got away on South
Union avenue Wednesday afternoon
and ran into Percy l. Clemens, stssl
worker living at 23a vsta svsana
who was crossing the street and did
not see the approaching runaway. Ha
was struck by the wagon toagus,
tEampled under foot and rsadsrsd
uAepescio1s for awhile, Hs b BOW
In avery ssrioss ceadieios. rhs team,
whieA . nually quiet seoppsd VIA
l0snsas ~ strusk.
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United Brethren Church.

April x3 and "a 10 the date for our
Thirdppartsrly conference. The bus
iness meeting ct 7;30 April q.
II you are interested In the business
Of the church, attsnd this meeting
and you will And out what Is being
done in this line Of church work.
On Sabbath morning, April "a, at
II o'clock, Dr.. L. s. Cornell, P. e.
will preach, ~fter which there will be
The admiaistratioa Of The holy sacre-
meat Let every member Of the
church b. pressat at this service. and
sdd - Dart - tAh hesr Of worship.
Or. Cor.sll viii Also preach at 7:SO
h Tie evening.
Dosss forget that next Sunday b
10 - ~ basnsr ~ b at>ssdaacs
|tse = aeeaAy seAeel We want u
No ~ k111usalA ~. Lse syssy
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
That the annual meeting Of the legal
voters Of School District No. 20 In the
County Of Pueblo and State Of Colo
RADIO, will be held at 210 East Evans
avenue in the city of Pueblo, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY, 1904, for
the purpose Of electing directors, -
follows:
One Director for 8 yesrs.
Tho ballot box will be opened at the
hour of loo O'Clock p. m., and close at
the hour Of 500 O'Clock p. M, and st
6:l6 p. m. the meeting will be organ
issd Tor the transaction Of any other
business pertaining to school interests
that may legally be brought before 1t.
G. L. KNIGHT,
Secretary Of School District No. 20,
County Of Pueblo.
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-ExpsnaiNe Family hiatorH.

There can be no doubt that fam
lily history is good investment. l
noticed in an Edinburgh catalogue
that no less than s155 is being ask
ed for the twelve histories, totaling
twenty-nine volumes, which the late
Sir William Fraser compiled, and
the bookseller describes this as an
Exceptionally moderate price" The
fact is that the Americans are buy
ing up everything dealing with fam,
ly history, and thus the prices in.
crease in a most remarkable way
London Tatler.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
Is After More Men.

7. N. Morris came in from the Rug
by coal mines Wednesday on search
for more men. The Montenegros who
were taken south a short time ago
are not a success. They are of a
rowing disposition and seem to want
to see the entire diggings before set
tling down. &
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Ill 1aking Money.

Osceola Pumphrey went back to
the coal mines at Walssn last Sunday
after brief visit at home. There are
about 100 colored men in the camp,
he says, and they are making from
$50 to 500 a month. Osceola is
keeping his distance from the steel
works as be can do better in the coal
diggings.
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Shannon. il Dt,sree Pr.eeeai.ss.

Isssss q Sf9FIss:sG Fsssio. /. In tho County Court.
Fan tsapSSssi%i SSsi%isss' ss:ss ssst..'E v- william c.
se stne people Of this Btass Of COLORADO to the
-tsnaAnt sboye nAmsd, grsetny:
uon nop are hereby rsquifpd 70 appsar In an &C.
w ~, brought against you by the shove named
Gnlntif, in the County Court Of Pueblo
"rs "S%psint therein within thirty day. after the
o. wi9b,n II sEs ':Esd Tsh,e erriss sh,s
4 1sSi ro,al II served pessse.lly Out.lde the state
j sl,, on, u ssryed fy p1hAicatlon, With
eabaty days fron tbs dete Of ne last publi-
yes @.ts Or prs..S ss, M the 'as' - though
ofhtssd Ne is an sctios brought 70 obtain . pecrps
lion 1. cs hso. - - S{uue0s lpoe Whieh thta 80
IA q cruslty towAS4s plainh& b. defendant
M " oess 2 rta0n and ahsslttoa from the plAtn-
v3thooaad departup ffsD tho eeike Of Ooaoredot
'os defendant.
of r. H. relief soaght herein \ isg disselutio4
r.. nsrr, tSmp9rary ,eAoaag .sea eQHnsei
Witrrma4snt alia,oey a.d fur cest. Of sgit.
Cls,n ~ I. p. GIBSON, Judge and Aettng
Sarsnnva ~ our said Court with itee eeAa thers0t
FssSo' shs hausd' iSsS' a., e :. 80 = tA6 eiX o.
nxAL) ,-Axx. Hir,k,
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ONLY $1,000 TO CALIFORNIA
AND RETURN

Via Colorado & Southern Railway;
Tickets on sale April 2Aeh to May ID,
Final limit June seth. Liberal step.
over privileges In both directions.
Choioe Of four routes; (extrems norths
ern or southern sections Of oountry.l
Side trip to Mexico City and Yellow
stone National Park at greatly reduced
rates. Call at O. 4 8. Railway City
Ticket Once, Third and Main strssts,
for further particulars.
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A BLUNT YOUNG PRINCE.

European papers say that the
nne-year-old Prince Paul, on Of
the new king of Seryia, is the en-
FAINT terrible of his father, court.
The sanguinary coup d'etat Iv Which
the fate of the former kirg and
queen was sealed is especially an
object of his curioAty, and he has
often embarrassed King Peter by
his questions on the subject. Re
Gently during reception at the pal
ace he almost brought his parents
10 the point of despair. Among the
guests there was the chief regicide,
Colonel Mistich. When he was in
troduced to the little prince the lad
refused to hold ont his hand and
taid, $50 you are the one who mur-
dered King Alexander? Mistich
turned pale and tried to change the
subject, but Prince Paul continued
calmly: "Oh, | know it all right. 1t
was not very heroic deed"
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BESSEMER CHURCH NEWS

Northern Ave. N. e. Church
Cor. Northern and Orman Ave. L N
Potashinsky, pastor. Residence next
door to church, 1899 Orman, Tel Rec
1914.
General Items
Attendance at Sunday School April
II, 2l8. Collection $4 54.
Mrs. Evans is rapidly recovering
from her injuries.
Mrs. Frank Hammer and Mrs. u.
N. Taylor who have been quite i'll are
now improving.
The pastor returned from Florence
Thursday where he had been attend
ing the district conference.
Miss Anna Burgess is expected
home today from her vacation in the
East, she will resume her duties at
once as superintendent of the Deacon
ess Home.
Friday 500 0op.m.-Lecture by Chancel-
lor H. A. Buchtel of Denver Uni
versity at the McClelland Public
Library; Subject. "The Dignity
of Politics" Under the aus
pices of the Ministerial Associa.
tion. Free.
Next Sunday the Pastor will preach
both morning and evening.
Night School, Tsssday and FRIDAY Nights
Of each week. ssokkssping. us to 500
pm, Shorthand. 500 to S:46 pm.
Prof. r. C. kay in charge.
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TO RANCH
ON DIVIDE

Chas 7. Price has gone to the Di.
vide country to farm and his postof-
tice address will be Calhan. His fam
lily will follow in week. Mr.. Price
bought the ranch from ]. NJ. Murtha,
and it is said to be very fine layout.
The Divide country is to be congratu-
lated on having secured the Price
family.
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sxsoator's Notice

Estate of Edwin Q. bruce. Deceased.
Tho undersigncd having been appointed *
ecutor Of the last WIN and Testament q Ed;
III 8. Bruce, late OF the County Of Pueblo and
stats Of COLORADO, deceased, hereby gives nottce
thst he viii appear before tho County C0Irt
sf Pueblo COUNTY, st the Court Honss y Pueblo So.
dsy IL NAY iS5rd) next, 1t which time all Per
sons hivfng clainn against said estatl
are notiAed and requested 70 .ttena a. ior ri ai
ppersons indebted 70 said eststs are requested
g make Immediate payment 70 the under
signsd. N ,oc.
HAHAIaoH J. TniLnn. Exseater.
Arr, OLNAy 81. 1904.
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Administrators Notice.
e...t. Of AI,ce %. salter, Deceased.

Estate Of Alice b. salter, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator q the estate Of Alice B. Salter,
late OF the county of Pueblo And state
OF Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice
Of Pueblo county, at the court house In Pueblo,
at the June term on the hrst Monday
In June next, At which time All peIsons
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose. OF
having the same adjusted. All psrsons In
debted 70 said estate are requested 70 make
dated this 18th day of April, A. D., 1904.
B. r. sALriR, Administrator.
Apr, o. Nay n. 1904.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

AMNEQUA CONGREGATIONAL.
Pastse ]. N. Sheridan. Residence
222A 0Fnan avenue.
Bihle scAool 0.A5 q. N.
WeesAip and MINISTRY of tAs Word
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Stockholders' Meeting.

10 the Stockholders of The Land Centri-
-fugal ore Separator Company;
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
|lhe Land CentrifuGAl Ore Separator Com :
Peny for the election Of directors, .and for
tae Transaction Of such other business as
HSy properly come before such meeting,
|ell 6e held 1t the once of the company in
|fssblo, Colo. Friday, May 9Th, 1901, At 2 p,m.
|. The stock transfer books will be closed at
|uoelock noon on the 18th day Of April, 1901,
|ssd will re.open on the day after the 1nsl
|sslournment Of the meeting.
FnIp j. BUsIls. Secretary.
AP aApr. a0-l904.
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Moved to Other Block.

The M. W. of A. have moved from
the Dempsey-Langdon block to Odd
Fellows hall over the Bessemer sPhar-
macy. The camp meets the 2nd1and
4th Saturday nights of each month.
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AstiSs Of Application to Lsase ststs
LoMdS.

OFFICE OF raI srArs soApp o. LAND oonnIs-
noSIRs:
DaNvHn, CoLo., March 81, 1904.
Notice Ia hereby given that The San Oar los
ssneh and Cattle Company who's postofice
searess ,ss is Pueblo, Colorado on March 18th,
~ made application No. ~ 70 the state
s,9,lia ssSeia OF Land CoDnialioners 70 lsaee the
y %si0wing described BchA0L Landa, situate
" rueblo County, Colorado, to.wi4:
w o. Sec. 10, Twp. q Sspfh, Rang % West.
alosd premises or objections against the above
sPpncation will be considersd after April
Mack q. WOODRUFF,
Apnl a-23 1904.
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Three iesvss Of frssA beseA Dur 100
q Eosasmanns, a31. Ahs1sads Avs.
Wagpa dsaivsss evegy Afeegnosas
Cr;eeAse naiEes red paIs sanay,
TArss lsevss q hssA lFsaa ~ -.
Iu1k1A ooGk1eA ese1H1seoss - 0oe1D.
Svsaas @ .. XlslSaas.
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THE BEssEMER RACKET STORE.
We have mems shirts, gloves, IN
dsrwsAr, household goods, hnvars,
orocksry, srsnitswars, clothes pins,
small hardware, nails, ladies' wrap
psrs, childrsn's shoes, ste., q lowest
psscss, see Northern avenue.
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Epworth League Leaders
and Topics

April "a Bertha Clink, christian n
Education in Missionary Lands. "
Matt. Nv, l3, II.
Mayl-Sarah Jones, "Answered Pray
ers." Acts w, 1881.
May s-Jennie Burgh, Crowns Trod-
den Under Foot" Isa. XVIII,
IT.
May Is - W. D. Kohler - Epworth
League Anniversary, Temper
ance."
Meeting begins promptly at 6;45 p. m.
Business meeting first Monday in the
month. Cabinet meeting last Monday
in the month.
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HOUSES
FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE

l 4-room house at 1900 Pine st., es0o.
/ 4-room house 1T 1919 Orman avenue,
$s.0O month.
1 4.room house at 14e0 Bragdon ave-
nue., $1,000 month.
! broom house 100 block Cedar street
50-foot front, new, water In house,
for sale or trade.
1 broom house 1900 block Pine street,
for sale or trade.
1 3-room house 140O block Pine street
for sale or trade.
CHERRY g. WISE
6O0 Northern Avenue.
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BEST ALL AROUND

For the lowest rates, the quiokssS 4me
the best trains, the best attention, Vie
most satisfactory trip, use tho Missouri
Pacifio Railway TO the Wor1d's Fair.
Secure rates, Interesting information
and ackets st the city ticket ofnce, 313
North Main street.
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You miss much by absenting your
self from this means of grace. Plan
to attend this service.
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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 1890 az m. Len
ten services Wednesday at 8 p. m.
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GO! NOW Is THE TIME.

GU! HOW 1B THE TIME.
To California, Oregon, Washington
and British Columbia, only =. $500
To Spokane, Warrington, only. .e9a.6o
To Butte, Ansoonds and Helena,
Montsua. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
Liberal stop-over privileges. Tick
cts on sale daily st Colorado 4 Souths
ern Railway City Ticket Onioe, Main
and Third Streets.
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Sunday School scholar be faithful in
his duty to the Sunday School and
victory yill be ours.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH.

PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Cypress and Mesa avenue.
A A. Layton, pastor. will speak Sun
day II a. m. and 8 p. m.; morning
subject Home" evening, Mighty to
Save" Bible School 9:45 a. m.,
Young People prayer meeting 7 p. m.
Wednesday ap. m. prayer and bible
study.
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FOR SALE Furniture Of s.room
houee, horse and buggy, 100 choice
ohicksus, . diAersnt 6fseds. INQUIRE
- Axn bpruee atres&
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During April and May the laymen
will lead the prayer meetings. We have
many brethren capable of doing the
church good service in this particular
and hereby make use of them.
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Netles fsr i.usnssstsa.

Ds.AnfnxEs o. RE inrnsio1.
LAND OI11c1 At PusnlO, Ooko.,
Man. April ., nss.
ss.sd sss.iss = 1S 49, tes. q ~ ssssoss
= ~ - = ~ ~ VII 49, ss5oss 3: &.
~! ~ and q h w, =. : kERtK
sss:: =: :: e: :: :.ys.:s 4 -:
49, tsad land, viai HslSViiSS1 KfSWc. xaSh-
bs;:os.,' = Il III 3 rss:S s.'ss'. f:'''
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The bsst placs 70 ct 10 4 Hanssab
Ca1o, ~ NogtA1Ea-
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GERMAN M. f. CHIIRCH.

Corner of Arroyo avenue and Cedar
street. W. R. Velte, pastor.
Residence, 800 Arroyo Ave-, Phone
Red 1872.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Preaching services at IL a. m. and
7:3O p. m. Sunday School 10 a. IN.
Westminster. Presbyterian Church,
Cor. Mesa and Cedar. Regular ser
vices-Ssbbath School at 9:45.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
by Rev. Barakat. Young Peoples
meeting 1t 6:45.
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Turkish Bath and Bed..all nisht.-$I
ORIENTAL BATH co,

ga W. THIRD St. Told silver GrilD PUEBLO
Telephone 100 Main
Turkish, Russian, vapor and all the latest
Baths. Alcohol, OIL and Electric
Massage. Salt Glow, etc.
,sARssa SHOP AND CAFE IN CONNECTION.
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IN Best Ssfncs

Between Pueblo and Denvsr y By
The Ssnta Fs. Ssvsn regular trains
ss eoavsuisat hsurs, leaving Pssb'o
st 286. 6:l0. 925. ssd l8
q, m. 2D6 and $40 ?. N. Whsa
parchssizg at Union depot please say
Santa "a
4 NICE HONk
Wm b 6AcriAcsd b party savtn9
clA0. Msas3y rev. lasgs 4.so3m laoa
h1kA unf1R1k1Aeal 0a9e dwea ~
Plss y, NJ ny y. =, nsw 80 80
- hw., rs - -, =. ~ -
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NORTHERN AVE. NJ. E. CHURCH

fobl liERN AVE. NJ. Il. C1UltOa.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
9.45 a. IN. - Sunday School, W. 1.
Kobler, superintendent. Glasses for
all.
11.0O a, m. - Public worship.
1915 p. m. = Glass meeting, w. d.
Harris, leader.
300 p. m. Junior league, Miss
Adams, superintendent.
s.45 p. m. - Epworth league meet
ing, Miss Clink, president.
7.45 p. m. - Public worship.
REGULAR WEEK DAY ANNOUNCEMENT
Tuesday, 4p. M, junior bible and
probationers class in charge Of the pa
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
l.. Official board and finance COM
mittee, first Tuesday in the month at
the parsonage, 7.45 p. m.
2. Sunday School board, second
Thursday in the month at parsonage,
7.45 p. m.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH,

ONIITD tEIllTHIS OHUhOH,
Corner Northern avenue and Pine
street, W. 0. Jones, pastor.
REGULAR SERVICES.
Preaching every Sunday at II a.
m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Jr. Y. P. S. c. E. at 3 p. m.
Y. P. s. C. E. 6:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 1880.
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The indicator., 1904-04-23
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