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The Grit-advocate., 1904-06-10

Summons.
State of Colorado, lss
County of sedgwck, DO
In the District Court
c. NJ. Harris and
Earl G.. Harris,
Plaintiffs ll Summons.
Albert II. Sears,
Defendant.
The People Of the State of Colorado,
To Albert III. Sears, the defefendant
above named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiffs in the
District Court of Sedgwick County,
State of Colorado. and answer the COIN
plant therein within twenty days after
the service hereof. if served within this
cOunty:or, if served out of this county,
or by publication, within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day Of service: or Judgment by
default will be taken against you
according to the Lrayer Of the com
plant. And if Il copy of the complaint
in the above entitled action be- not
served with this summons, or il the
service hereof be made out OF this
state, then ten days addltlOnal 70 the
time hereinbefore specified for appear
ance and answer will be allowed be-
fore the taking OF Judgment b, de-
fault as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
the title to Blocks Two ~ and Three
(3) in Clarkson's First Addition TO the
Town of Denver Junction, now Jules
burg, Colorado: also all of Blocks So.
66. 81, 6S, 80 and Il, and Lots 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, /, and . in Block 70, in Clarkson's
Second Addition to said Town OF
Denver Junction, now Julesburg, as
will more fully appear from the com
plaint in said action to which refer
ence is here made.
And you are hereby notified that If
you fail to apperr, and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiffs Will ask for judgment as
prayed for in complaint.
Given under my hand and court
seal at Julesburg in said county, this
3lst day CT May A. D. 1904.
G. M. Harris,
Clerk Of the District Court, Sedgwick
tsEAL) County, Colorado.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-06-10

Mrs. Louis Ernest. Evansville, Indi-
ana-Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
is splendid. Makes sick people well.
Cured me after Others failed" Tea
or tablet form. 30 cents. G.. Lavelle.
Into each life some rains must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bawl:
Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night. G.. Lavellc.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-06-10

cs"nsy ssass Of Of es!Gsnaei seGswiek, }ss.
In the District Court.
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SCHOOL BOOK LISTS.
Not a Great Deal Of Interest by
the Public Generally.

The public generally, appear 70 have
siaken little interest in the award of school
book contracts. or rather the preparation
lot lists from which, the books are, To be
chosen. Outside of the interest taken by
Gthe Representatives. Of the publishing
houses and their friends and by the Cen
2cral Assembly. not much concern is,
:.I.parent. Already there Is a great va
county and city schools, and the list
selected will give the local scflool-boolt
3$of textbooks for their CONSTITUENCIES.
Many Of the books already in use are
s8on the list aud may be chosen, If the
local boards SO desire.
Il Investigation into the merits of the
single hook list. for which the General
assembly declared It's preference dis 5:
been adopted by The State Board It
L would have had the effect Of causing a
wholesale change of textbooks in a great
majority of the counties and cities Of
the State. Furthermore the figures sub
mittel by the competing houses vary
but slightly for single list, system from
those quoted for multiple list. In many
cases not over a cents difference is made
In quotations for the single and multiple
. 3.
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R ooF1NG.
Hotioe to Contractors,
Builders, Architects. Dealers and
Property Owners.
Once Board OF Fire commissioners,
Room S, Fourth Floor, City Hall.

: FIRST. THAT EVERY CONTRACTOR
OR OWNER WHO PROPOSES ERECT
.lNG NEW BUILDING Pr REPAlR-
Nn an An1G GEp or 9 TH s H1Rh NPhIr
TER OF ROOF OF SUCH NEW Or
ALTERED BUILDING,
Second. That tin metal. tile, slate or
standard Stag roofing, as per the specif-
cations below. shall ia permitted In any
portion OF the city, provided the require
ments of the FIRST section shall be COM
piled with.
Third. That all prepared. patented or
taerlal roofings, such ~ paper, fibre. tar,
rubber. Asphalt and other roofs of like
character ana shingles shall be permitted
33r the city outside of the "congested dis
1rlct" oaly, unless forbidden by the
B0ard of Fire Commissioners and under
,,p clrcumstances be permitted In the con-
gested district, which is as follows: Be
ginning at the inters' aton of Fifth Street
md the river, thence northw'ardly to
Grace street thence westwardly along
Grace 70 Adams, northWardlS Oh Adams
ITO Marshall, eastwardly along Marshall
4 10 Tenth. southwardly along Tenth 10
broad, esatwardiy along Broad 10 Nine
tcenth suuthwardy on Nineteenth 10
Main, east wnrdly on Main 10 Twenty
ninth. southwardly on Iwenty-ninth 10
lie river
Whenever IN The judgment Of the Chief
tof the Fire Department the above roof
nIgs may be undesirable In any special
case, he shall withhold consent until The
opinion OF the board is obtained
SPECIPICATlON FOR STANDARD
STAG OR, GRAVEL ROOF.
Such roofing shall be composed OF not
less than five layers OF roofing felt. ce-
ipented together and finished with not
lass than ten gallons OF coal tar pitch or
asphalt, 70 each one hundred square feet
Df roof, into Which coal TAR, pitch or
asphalt. while AZ a temperature OF 800 OF
,lore degrees Fahr., put rs much clean,
dry gravel or Stag OF :, size obtained by
4 throe-sixteenth screen, as win imbed IT.
self IN the tar or asphalt and lepYe a
loose layer, Of he same on The top
Iie above Iis W. q Gon ne r92'lintd
under authority vested in
them. and all concerned are cautioned
10 take notice. w. !, JONES.
& Secretary Ere Department
mar 2a,5t I
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from the various competing architects
on lNrlday noxt al 10 O'CLOCK a. Al.

from the various competing architects
on Friday next AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The first business was the election OF
a chairman and n secretary. and Gov
ernor Montague and Executive Clerk Sam
w Bigger were unanimously chosen for
the respective positions.
The morning session opened at u
o'clock and held until r. NJ when
there was an adjournment until 9, r. NJ.
Tho second meeting lasted untll after
2, and the last one until 1880,
Two Of the commissioners, Mcssrs.
Jennings, OF l.ynchbarg, and Bowman. Of
Salem. were absent on account of sick
ness IN Ihel families Those present
were Governor Montague, Senators kce-
zolI, Anderson and Phegar and Delegate
Kelley aud Clerk Bigger After earnestly
discussing The situation nearly all day,
tho body determined 10 press tic work
with all possible speed and yigur, but.
ot eourse nothing ol Il delnilc nature
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LEaAL NOTICE.


xTFIRGINIA; IN TH11 CIiANCEllY
eVEsiOuRT or THE CITY OH RlCIi-
8MoN1D, TILE I'D DAY OF sAlARCl!, ,lgo4
Ilunlce Jasper, ct ais, ,,,.,,i.,s alhtlfts'
vs..
James Jasper, James Miller LILY al1orriIs'
8 u's' in ict;ftiiANGc;EiRY.
The object Of this suit Is to have SOLO
10" division real estate In Richmond.
Taylor Street known as house and lot
NO 1902 ana as lot Z n square 8 ,.aIan ?, a. =.
And affidavit having been made ma
med that dllgelce has been used by and
on behalf Of the plaintiffs to ascertain an
III what county or corporation are the
snuboye named defendants, James Alillcr
and Llly Morris. without effect II Is
ordered that tllcy do nppeia,ra mere wltlll O.,
ilfteen DAYS after due publication Of this
order and 40 what Is necessary TO pro-
ftect their interest in this snit y,
fWaiiace Il, Brown, u. o. Clerk.
4, !uar2o71aH-4W 35s
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

Andersons Administrator ct nls, VS.. Slnit,
and ais Argued by William Beasley for the
nppellants and George r., Caskie. and Thomas
Whitehead for the appollecs and continued
consideration the cases Of .Wasscrnsf ct ais.
VS.. Meter: Southern Railway Co VS.. Oliver.
and Gordon Pros Ctysnf Newport News.
being Nos. 81, 50 and 81 on the argument
OF
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The
MAN 4.
TOWN

or nARnY. TuclS.BiED

mo I.
4 # Nobody would take Jake Block TOR
IN farmer T..
II ia doesn't wear boots, nor has lie
n Fns,nt brush w.iiskers cn9tle end or ms
h 3clliri. n,
\ ButiIsen Mctzgcr says he came INTO MS
n house the other day ana wanted 10 se'i
\ lin a load of peaches.
4 i.,J don't want them. replied Beh. ]
SELL iouls Of peaches myself
\ :fBrIcn, It is reported, AR. Block reaiized
4 tho situation and exploited THO heaHti's
4 or the Mount Vernon hat.
A That's d good hat sid Zen. i use
\ It myself.
\ Thcn Jake cRnlo up 10 sec us, and IN
Introduced us to his co-laborer Irving, ana
4 The result Is that we also wear one Of
sthe aforesaid i,ats. and VIC are getting
y IN l. rattle FOR q two-year-old Stetson,
that was sent liz by Sergeant Smith.
\ s Yhc Adnirah.c Schle% says he dun
as IL. ana then he says he did.
S&}s I.jt we can vouch for the fact that II
@,:c thinks over his little after luncheon
ilttalE 10 us, lie Will realize that he dld
| say so and ;lns what lie did say
, wouldn't get him Il, Jhot water or any
Mining like that.
HE Is diplomat and would make a
good representative at the court of,some
power, even though Ito doesn't care to be
nominated for high Office in this country.
lSgESuKnmcr Is coming.
Tho festive mint is sticking It's green
head up above the earth down by the
5ssspring. anu the tinklns Of the ice Is
Inlrcady heard on the glass.
4 F@S Summer IS coming.
The windows are putting on their gay
colors. and the straw hat is beginning
Ito bloom.
MN SummerSis coming.
g. Clinton Mccarthy is wearing his white
( vest. and George Ycagcr has put new
Il potato on the hotel counter to stick his
n pcntin after scattering the ink all over
@the guests shirt front
Summer is coming.
s8 Gus Bcrnicr. has sent us that case OF
Home stun, and the Girl at our house Is
X sweeping the dust from under the he'd.
$3SsTbere amt going to be no spring. That
DAINTY young thing Is not going to reposc
s,sinsthe lap OF winter. but she is goi,V; to
il bloom right out into summer.
Tie baseball men are here, and spring
4 is past
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Picture OF Statesmen.

Artist W. ", Foster has completed NO
group pictures recently taken OF nc
Senate ard ~liSnse members on the Capt.
t0l steps. me work Is very fine and
nearly al 1.-The indlHidnni pictures n{lle.
EroUpa are good a.l
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Getting Better Now.

Mrs Mamie Mcmahon Hawks, OF no.
oli West Cary Street, has iesn confined
10 her bed for six weeks, and Is slowly
improving. M q
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Mr.. Don Lcavv, of Claw.

Mr.. John II. Don I4cnvy who has an
.ncnnced his candidacy for the Common
Council. is 4 resident Of Clay. Ward and
~ stated Dir. Don Leavy was at one
time member OF the body from Mar
shall Ward
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''ttF77'77e- " -T777'- = 1870
MEETINGS.

NOTICE or sTo clSIIo1.pEKs.A lEETINc OF,
& coMpANY.A-By order of The Board OF Di-
rentors d meeting q tho sto.klo!acrs OF the
sI,ASY' is hereby called 10 be held 1T 9Th.
d sieckIenburI.,n.'tiinC Chase city, hecklenburs
Il sc March, 1901, ut q +, M. for tho following
purposes, namely: To AUTHORIZED anie,
transfer and delivery OF all The personal
property and tncncunbercd assets %or tho
company. and The application Of the pl'oce1ns
heats anu III M, ,,,stlputionh OF The surplus.
X if any to tho persons entitled thereto and
to transact any otlirr bus, mess tnht may th.l!
be lawfully done by said Stockholders md
Z the said Stockholders nre hereby notified and
3 requested to attend said meeting, Done by
order of the Board OF Directors this nth
March 1894. q, = :, !, 80, 80 J., 81
John G. Miller. Secretary.
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----~----s------ 49,
MILLINERY.

NOW SHOWING STYLISH SPRING AND
Summer Millinery; well-selected line OF
French Pattern Hats and handmade Ready.
ings and notions; lowest prices for up- to-
date goods Mrs JULIUS nEAR. ie3 East
\. Main Street. .3y t5 .GS }
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AN ORDINANCE

approved Nfarcl. 18TH. 1900
'rlICTloN ~ LEE IN BUILDINGS OF
a PUBLIC OR slsMI.PUBLlc..N AT'IRE
NDFTO REQUIRE 'TIiE BOARD or
Re ..COMMISS1ONERsJ TO Mako
ssAND no GRANT Permits FOR TiIk
II OFlINlNG AND ~ Eg o SAID 10 UILD- y
INGSs AN ItA1 P WEIR NC AND Az
q SUCH BG1DDtNGS UNDER tERTAI Nj
lON1)ITIONS: ALSO AU,rHORIIlNtij
Tile MAYOR no SEE THAT TIE;
'ROVISlONS&CF r. TTlIS 4 ORDINANCGi
I. ARE CARRIED OUT.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

NEW WAY 70 REPAIR sHoEs-wHoLE-
q sole no joint to leak. no nails TO tear the
socks. every pair sewcd: mems 81 ladies'
soling mems 75c. ladies' COO. Phone 1857.
We send anywhere. DREW'S. ELECTRIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26

SLOss IRON & steel. C.ohiPANY---SoTIctl
81 'sToCKTOL DIsRS' MEETING OF S Loss
y mon Il STEEL COMPANi.--!n accordance
The unnta meeting OF the Stockholders q fhs
Si.osS' IRON 81 STEEL. COMPANY VIII be
mngham, Ala. on WEDN EsDAY, April q, (
1905 at noon to eeet 2 ,1l
OF sucll other business as may come before
tie Books forthS t aS ,Do q sof 3
O'clock noon. 10 April 9th, 1901 at 70 clock
a, NJ. ,,nn,,,s,i
Gf(Signed) ~. y. Mo'tltio' eecfetAr!' Il
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INSTRUCTIONS.


VA, FEB. &$ 1o-alR. MEL
WILLIE DANIELS. 627 Fast Broad ST, SCity.
Dear Mr.. Daniels: After taking 4. course In
Physical Culture and Deep Breathing under
your dircction have been greatly BENEFITED;
4 who wish to feel that life Is worth living.
with good wishes ion your continued sue
cess, am Very truly,3l Al.BE BRADFlELp.
Q S.5ThIrd ST.. Richmond. Va. *
m 77.7 AL3CULTURE.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

NoRFoI,K, VA JAN. a.., l9oa MIR al MEL
: WILLIE DANIELS. r richmond. Va Dear Sir;
an more than asEesaby sIrrrlssea a. ~ the
{. methods OF Physical Culture and DeoEl
breathing. When | commenced Il my normal
4 chest measure was 90 Inches and had only "
had Impure blood ana suffnredghl grea deal
with indigestion. After taking IS lessons from
inches Ia development Of . inches and my
chest eap,s'qn oysn nshes ga G gn y,
indigestion hns entirely disappeared, and
al, now not only onJdylng perfect health,
hut have strength and energy to spare, |
methods To- do all and more than you claim.
Wishing you every success. am. Very grate-
fully yours, ERNEST G. WINTERS, s
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Mutual Asi Hichmond, VA, Marcl, Is, 1901
THE ASN1IA n. MEriNG t. o b.,d TliE MEM
AnrIl 18th, 1901, at tho office OF the Society,
No, 1911 East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
- = v EDWIN A. PALMER.
e Principal Agent.
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SITUATION .WANTED-Male

FARM WORK WANTED BY EXPERIENCED
young white man; references as to character,
etc; pay reasonable. Address &C RANT I
care Kay, 2o7 Governor Street.
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DRUGGIST WANTED AT ONCE; REGIS
tered with cxperiencu: single man preferred;
good salary. Address iLANGI1ORNE 4 PAR
ISL, Smitbhcld. Va. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26

IEAkT BOILERS no BE REPAIRED BY
mo and fully guarantced estimates on smoke.
stacks and sleet-ron work. ALLAN
MCABE. Ia South Eighth street.
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Z, machinery plants for sale write j NON A..
WATERS & SON. ia $. Eighth Street
4 Phone 81 FtA35 s ai5si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26

WANTED, TO EJtY A SCRAP BOOK, con-
aInlng complete hle, Of THE Poems You
Times- Dispatch Address POEMS. care this
. office. II q tfsf
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by MANUFACTURING tIOUSE-TRUSTY
assistant for branch ofrica; SIS pail weekly;
position pcrina neiit: no capital required; pre-.
viots experience not essential Address
Chicago a5
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AGENTS WANTED.
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

GET OUR PRICES-DOLLARS SAVED. NOT
cents; any kind Of signs SOUTHERN ADV.
SIGN COMPANY, INCORPORATED 1872 E.
Main. Phone 1s3.
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DON'T MISS A VISIT TO MY RING OPEN
ing ON Wednesday. Thursday and Friday OF
this week. The hats designs of the lead
ing foreign and domestic makers, and are
the first Of the coming spring styles Mrs.
NJ r. WORKMAN, ol6 y. Third street.
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TRY us ON PRINTING!; WE KNOW WE
can suit you TAYLOR & TAYLOR PRINT
ING co.. Quick Printers. No. Governor
street.
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IF YOU Want l. STOVE THAT HEATS GO
to JURC Fms FURNITURE 81 ORE. AlS.21
at T3roul Street .l57t.5 .l
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WANTED. MATTRESS MAKERS, WHITE
or colored; steady work. good wages Apply
Box 67l. Baltimore Md or 1884 e. Main
Street. this city,
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WANTED, & Show CASE N SALESMAN ON
commission, throughout The United States;
experience. ETC., THE REID MEG. CO., De-
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ROSES BY MAIL. ARE FROM THE FIRST
pot and without earth otherwise the postage
would amount to as much as the full price
generally charged. Why wait and labor Two
4 once By the additional! expenditure OF from
1--we tsnn ccn,s we I.o u, OF
Cedar streets, opposite HERMITAGE Coli, Club.
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wAN'rED FIR ST.CLASS$ COACH PAINTER;
stead. job and good wages To good man. Adj
dress u. L.. YANCEY. Culpepcr, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND

$1,000. -
tLuST--cARD CASE. CONTAINING MONEY
and cards; j H. w. Finder will receive lib.
clnl reward as memoranda is avnlunblc. II
returned to BENJAMIN ELLIS, Hotel Law
renee. t.l fsNF.335 tsG4t art 55tl5 5rtttH s&&l
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DON'T MISS VISIT TO MY SPRING OPEN.
ing on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
this week The hats arc designs Of the lead
Ing foreign and domestic makers. and arc
tho first OF the coming spring styles. Mrs.
+ NJ. L. iyYORTIfAAI.H o16 n. Third Street. ~
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AcCOUNT1NC; AND .AuD1TING-cosT Ac-
counting and systematizinH Of books and
methods Il speciality; work solicited EVANS
& FARRAR, r. Q. Box Ill tl5
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SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.

PLACE FOR LADIES TO
find sewing machine needles. parts OF all
f STAFF's BICYCLE HOSPITAL. Eighteenth
and Main
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.CANDYANr1 OTHER EASTER leg CjS LARGE
VARIETY new stock II reasonable. prices. II.
W. MOES,rA. III r.. Main.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EASTER NIOLETS. "a. CENTS 100; CASH
~ now to 10 In time. G. w. NORRIS, Pom
n dexter ~ Va, l # ! 5$tj
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALTS-A FINt, REFl,lG ORATOR. ALSO
i3 n very tine Extension Table, clawfoo. OF tho
best 5niahogany; also Hall Table and silver
2 and China Case. Manufacturer GIT Edge
Furniture Polish: finest made 3ti. q. Leon
5iRHARD, 800 South fllln Sercct g48i s
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WANTED.

CONVERT YOUR FRONT Fl AND BACK
yards into permanent beauty spots; nothing
cheaper, less troublesome and more beautiful
than our ever blooming roses. MERIT
+ ROSE Co, Grace and Cedar. opposite Her
mitage Golf Club.
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KNOW TT WIEN YOU READ IT, THAT L
& am still at the old business and am still
sailing new and second hand boilers and en-
& sines J NO.tA. WATERS e SON, III South
Eighth Street. Phone 81.
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REMOVAL.
MiLLlNE Rr.

YOU Will NOT REG RET COMING TO MY
Spring Opening on Friday and Saturday OF
this week; most exclusive sselecton Of latest
designs, both Partisan and first cass Domcr-
* tic Hats at the most rcHsonnh HE prices. Mrs,
ANNIE b.. ROACH c2p j; Broad Street.
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3. The Bonrd Of Fire Commissioners liz
i,creb. authorized and Instructed 10 adoit
and prom,ileaie such rules and regulA-
5tions ms in the judgment Of ie=said board
may be deemed proper and necessary to
provide for the safety OF life and lmbpii,S
buildings In which an. considerable NUM-
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n T,lcn Jake csnro up 70 sec rs, and IN
Produced us to his co-laborer irving, ana
the result Is that we also wear one Oh
the aforesaid hats, and we are getting
up 4 rattle FOR two-year-old Stetson,
that was sent liz by Sergeant Smith
The indicator., 1904-09-10

DR.. r. W. Kidwell has returned from
Chicago where he took a post graduate
course and has resumed his regular
practice here.
Mrs. Ed. McGowan of 1414 Stone, has
returned from four months visit to
Los Angeles and other points in South
ern California.
T. N. Jones, one OF Bessemer's old
timers. returned from Kansas wednes-
day. and Will remain now that the
streets are paved.
C. w. Swain has opened a branch
grocery store at vineland. He will
continue in business at the corner of
Orman and Central
Mrs. Lula Cox, of Colorado Springs,
spent Sunday with their friend, Mrs.
L. T. Plummer of 11o5 Evans.
Mrs. Frances Mechler of 1917 Elm
has gone to Effingham. Ill. to visit her
son, George. and on her way home
expects to visit the Fair at St. Louis.
Mrs. Phillip Bonesteel OF Waterloo.
Iowa. is visiting her relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. v. H. Parker. Mrs. Hartman, John
Hopes. ct al. and will probably remain
all winter.
Earl Cummings. Ed. Lodge, Arthur
Ritchie and Walter Dillon have return
ed from a three weeks camping trip
in the San Luis valley. They report
lots of good fishing and hunting.
Harry Fulton returned home from
Kansas City the first Of the week.
where he has been working at the
plumbing trade for several months,
and left Thursday morning for Fort
Collins to attend the Agricultural Col
Iege the coming year. His brother
Hayes left this morning to enter the
University at Boulder.
The indicator., 1904-09-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

G. NJ. Laybourn will be in from Beu-
lah next week.
L. z. Brice is expected back today
from ten days visit at St. Louis
Mrs. A. E Sanders has returned from
sas.
Miss Rose Mcmahon has returned
from a visit with her sister at Lead
Vile.
Isaac Davis of Davis Bros, is recov-
ering from a serious Illness at he C.
F. & l. hospital.
Mr.. X. A. wycoff arrived Tuesday
from Pawtucket, r. /. He is cashier
for the Warren Paving cou any.
Mrs. W. p Swartz returned wednes-
day from a months visit lth rela-
tives near Yankton. South ID kota.
New cement walks are being put
down on Mesa avenue in front of Mar
BILE Bros. shop and the Bessemer school.
The Social Circle will meet at the
home Of Mrs. II. L. Darr, 1907 Cypres IS
street, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
MrsL !. L. Price of Galesburg. ILL.,,
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Seitz.
OF 2214 Spruce, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. Lou Cummings who has been
visiting a sister in Colorado Springs
for a couple Of weeks. has returned
home.
VIM. Eaton. of Rochester. N. T..
street foreman for the Warren Paving
company. took charge of his work the
who has been visiting for the past two
first Of the week.