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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with section 9. chapter SO, OF
the session laws of 1898 and the
amendment thereof, the election pre-
cincts of Pueblo county have been
grouped into four districts with places
of registration and deputy clerks as
follows:
District No /, 3O7 Santa Fe avenue;
deputies-Arthur H. Chapman. w.
A. Innis.
District No. 2, 313 Victoria avenue;
deputies-L. o. Shull. r. w. Gutshall.
District No. 3. Bessemer City Hall:
deputies-P. b. Gavin, Percy Ely.
District No. 4, 917 Lake avenue;
deputies-B. w. Sweet. A. II. Carlton.
Said registration places will be open
for original registration only. on Tues
day, october is. 1904. and will be open
for not less than three days and not
more than five days, between the
hours of noon and nine o'clock p. M,
of said day.
Changes of registration can be made
only at the office Of the County Clerk
at the Court House.
w. T. FAIRFAX. County Clerk.
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Firm Makes Change.

Major Warren Pond and Logan
Ragle have dissolved partnership in
the real estate business, and here
after the affairs of that Office will be
looked after by Logan Ragle & Co.
Mr.. Pond is obliged to make q
change of climate on account of his
wife's health, and will 20 to California
for stay Of a few months.
Mr.. Pond is member of the Busi-
ness Mems association. and an active
citizen in all that pertains to public
enterprise. Mr.. Rsgle will retain the
same location and keep on hustling
for Bessemer and business.
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RAISING THE MONEY.

Upwards of S3.2oo has already
been raised hv Rev. L. M. Pota-
shinskv for the building of the
night school annex to the North
err Avenue church building. and
good progress is being made
toward getting the remainder Of
it. This is a most worthy institu-
ton and is deserving of the as
sistance of all who would en-
courage education and means Of
obtaining it. Everybody should
helD according to his means and
give something
The indicator., 1904-10-22
Converter Closed Down.

Because of a lack of pig iron, the
converter was closed down Monday
night until the blast furnaces could
catch up again, or rather, get ahead
with a supply of pig. The rail mill
will run on soft steel most of the
time the converter is down.
1t is the old tale of not enough
blast furnace capacity, but now it
will bs changed, as the C. F. & l. Co.
have officially voted immense i'm
provement funds, and the furnace
capacity will be increased.
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&. GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FREDERICK WARDE AND
KATHRYN KIDDER

These noted players will appear in
"SALAMMBO," at the Grand opera
house, Wed, Oct. 26. History will roll
back its curtains to some three hun
dred years before the Christian era.
The stirring times of the Punic wars
will be revived and the emotions
which swayed the destinies of the
ancient but proud republic of Garth
age will be illustrated.
The glory of the ancient East, the
hate and fear of war, the implacable
vengeance of the Pagan Gods, the
passions and lusts of the flesh these
are the warp and woof which the au-
thor Mr.. STANCE has woven into his
latest and most successful play
"Salammbo," the best romantic trag-
edy it is said, since "EAiglnn" came
from the pen of Sardou.
Brute but eloquent passion and
ferocious daring, opposed to classic
beauty, ravishing displayed against a
background of barbarc splendor with
the big eruptions of the soul, boldly
handled, suggests an ideal atmosphere
for the respective personalities of
NJ NorJa ond Mios kiddar and IL ia
not surprising therefore that their
tour has thus far proved financial
and popular triumph. The claim that
the production challenges comparison
with ben Hur," Cleopatra and
other equally famous spectacles is
easily credited. Seat sale, Tuesday,
Oct, %.
The indicator., 1904-10-22
Cheap LivIno In Denmark.

In Denmark 81 a week is good
wages for laboring man. He can
I've comfortably upon that wage and
bring up large family of children.
-Four dollars week to the Danish
laborer means much more than
91.50 day to the American laborer
because the cost of living is COM
paratively little. Skilled workmen
are paid 81 to $1.25 day, which
affords them ample means. Provi-
sions are cheap, and at the best ho-
tells rooms may be had by transients
for so cents day, American money.
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illegal NOTICES {,
Order for Sale of Real Estate

Order for Sale of Real Estate.
State of Colorado.
)ss
County of Pueblo,
In the County Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Ellen
K. Mahoney, Deceased.
On this 27th day OF September, A.
ID. 1904, comes Charles B. Crawford,
Administrator with Will annexed of
the Estate of Ellen X. Mahoney, de-
ceased, and presents his petition to
sell the real estate of said decedent
10 pay costs of administration and
other expenses incident to the closing
up of said estate, and it appear
ing to the Court that there is no per-
sonal estate belonging to said estate
and an inventory and appraisement
of the real estate have been duly filed
and approved by this Court, and the
amount of cash on hand with said
Administrator to-wit, the sum OF
$3.50 is insufficient to discharge and
pay the expense of administration
and all other sums required by law to
be paid out of such estate, and that
proper and legal grounds exist tor
the sale of the real estate as men
toned and described in said petition;
and it also appearing to the Court
that Annie G. Mahoney and Margery
Mahoney, now residents OF Del Rio
in Val Verde county, state OF Texas,
Ella Beard now a resident of Marsh
man in Montgomery county, state OF
Ohio, Minnie E. Mahoney OF Flor.
ence, Colorado, Nora La Coy and
Edward L. Mahoney, whose resi-.
dence is No. Cog Victor avenue OF
Victor, Colorado, are the heirs at law
of said Ellen R. Mahoney deceased,
and that Margery Mahoney is mi
nor under IA years of age, and that
G. L. Knight Esq. of Pueblo, Colo
rado, has been appointed guardian
ad-litem for and in behalf of said
minor to resist said petition. 1t is
therefore hereby ordered that Annie
G. Mahoney, Margery Mahoney, Ella
Beard, Minnie E. Mahoney, Nora La
Coy and Edward L. Mahoney be and
they are hereby directed as the heirs
at law of the estate of Ellen R. Ma
honey deceased, to be and appear
before this Court in the County
Court House at the City of Pueblo in
Pueblo County, State of Colorado. on
hhC 3ASt Aoy "a OStoUSiy -. -
at the hour of 10 o'clock =. m. of that
day, then and there to show cause
why an order should not be made di-
recting Charles B. Crawford, Admin,
istrator with Will annexed of said
Estate, to sell the real estate OF said
decedent and described as follows;
Lot four ~ in block one hundred
and thirty-seven (I37) in the former
town of South Pueblo. now part OF
the City Of Pueblo in Pueblo Coun-
ty. State of Colorado, for the purpose
Of discharging and paying the expense
of administration and all other sums
required By law to be paid out OF said
estate.
1t is further ordered that this or
der shall be published at least four
successive weeks in The Indicator,
a public newspaper printed and pub
lished in the City Of Pueblo, Pueblo
County, Colorado.
L. B. GIBSON,
Judge of the County Court.
Oct. 1, Oct. 7o, 1904.
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The Wise est.

labor saving inventions never
do any real harm to laboring men
and women" said Professor s. P.
Langley, the scientist and aeronaut.
"They who bemoan the appearance
of labor saving devices are unwise. "
Professor Langley smiled.
"such unphilosophical persons," "
he resumed, Should learn a lesson
from the stable cat. Have you
heard Of the stable catp 1t sat on
the horses back.
"Dear, DEAR the horse walled.
Now that automobiles are coming
into such favor l fear I shan't b.
wanted
"Nonsense, said the stable cat.
Don't carry on so, brother. The
mouse trap didn't do away with me,
did il pn
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deceased, be and they are hereby COM
manded to be and appear before this
court. on the 18th day of November,
A. ID. 1904, at the hour of 10 O'Clock
a. m. of said day to show cause, II any
they have, why an order of this court
should not be made directing said
administrator to sell the whole of that
certain fractional lot situate In the
County of Pueblo, and State of Colo
rado, and described as follows. to-wit:
The east sixteen G6) feet of Lot
Numbered twenty-five (25,) in Block
No. eight (S.) in Mattices addition to
the city of Pueblo. according to the
recorded plat of said addition. for the
purposes described in the said petition.
And that a copy of this order be
published for four successive weeks
in The Indicator" a weekly news
paper of general circulation, published
at Pueblo in Pueblo county. Colo
rado.
And for good and sufficient reasons
to the court appearing, the appraisal
of said premises is hereby ordered
dispensed with.
Dated at Pueblo, this 18th day of
October. A. d. 1904.
L. B. GIBSON, County Judge.
Oct. 15, Nov. IL, 1904.
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A PLAY OF INTEREST TO
STEEL WORKS EMPLOYEES

The Lost Paradise" very strong
play, which will be the bill at the
Grand opera house, Friday night, Oct.
28, is an attraction that should ap-
peal to all employees of the great
Minnequa works, as the whole plot of
the play 8 woven around the daily
lives of the employees of one of the
big steel plants of England.
A change of management, strike
and it's adjustment are pictured in de-
tail. In fact the play deals directly
with the labor question, treating each
side fairly. The company of players
is far above the ordinary and the
stage settings will show the different
parts of the steel plant as introduced
in the play. In all an entertainment
of merit is assured by the manage
ment of the Grand.
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Order for Heirs at Law to Show
Cause.
STATE OF COLORADO Ga
GnTI NT,V 0E pIIERG,O 90

IN THE COUNTf COUhT
In the matter of the Estate of Mrs. E. Ii.
o2 this 1Sth day Of October. A. D. 1901, comes
l. 4. Collier, administrator of the estate Of
Mrs. e. H. Lyman, deceased, and presents bis
petition to sell the real estate OF said decedent
and II appearing TO the Court that there Is no
nersonsl estate belonging to said estate and
An Inventory and appraisement OF the real es-
tate have been duly ed, returned and Ap-
=. on hand with said administrator Is insufh-
cient to pay the debts and expenses Of admin
istration. and that proper and legal grounds
exist for the sale Of the real estate men.
toned and described N Ina, s9ia psfiti9n' anu IL
Of Soutf seattle, in Seattle, State 81 Washing
ton, IL the sole heir at law OF Mrs. e. H.
Lyman deceased.
1t 10 therefore ordered that u: II: Lyman De
Of ths estate Of Mrs, Z. II. Lyman, deceased.
to be and appear before this Court in the
County Court House at the CITY. Of Pueblo. IN
Pueblo County. state Of Cslorado & o. on the ,Stn -
o'c3Iock 3 S ~ am. oi that day then and there 70
shoW cause why an order should not be made
dirccting J. E. Collier, administrator Of said
estats, to sell the following described real
'sisss Of "a dscsasne sns e pI.SI ~ a. x,nneuu.
He;Shts, according 70 the recorded plat thers-
q 81 pusSio saa g..se Of coiorsdo, for tho pur
pose Of psyinE the debts ailow wed against said
Ii il further oricrsd that this order shall be
published at lsast four ssccessive weeks 10
the Indicator, a.nswspaPer Of sSaesM eircg.a-
Hon, printsd and published IN the CITY of Pu-
sbio. Counsy OF Pueblo o''sr1doa; Z a, ssoN
J.ase Of ~ County Co.rt oi Pueblo Cosnty,
81. esssi NV. = S . ~.
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Lees Reply.

Frank Abial Flower, the well
known writer and publisher, says he
had conversation with General
Robert E. Lee soon after the civil
war, in the course of which he ask
ed, General, what did you consider
the most critical period in the his
tory of the Confederacy?" The
southern chieftain replied, '1mme-
diately after the battle of Gettys-
burg"
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John Fisher Dead.

John Fisher, who attempted suicide
last week by cutting his throat with
a pocket knife, succumbed to the
self inflicted wounds at the Sisters
hospital on Tuesday forenoon last.
The deceased was the father of the
late Tony Fisher, who lost his life in
the Eden wreck. and it is said that
constant brooding over the loss Of
his son was largely responsible for
the rash act of suicide.
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order for Heirs at Law to Show
Cause.

son, deceased ''s""
whereas. Carl John Sngel. AZ administrator
!, -, me Estate OF Aapnus Jorgenson, decea seJ
mas Med his petition for a sale OF certain real
estate sit belonging to said estate. and on con.
ssldeiation OF the said petition. and il sppesr.
ny 70 the ourt that proper and legal yround,
ehAt ,3 Tor the sale of said real estate and that
.he soc heir Ut law is Regene Jorveuson
mother oi said deceased
now therefore. II is ordered by the Court
tnat MAJ SAID hegens JorRenson be and appear
prIorc this Court. on the 2lst day OF No,cm.
yer. HV'' at ten oelork II. m. of said day. To
snoW cause. II any she has. why an order Of
,his , Court should not be made. directing said
to sell said real estate which
y situated in Pueblo County. Colorado. and
ues,ribeu ,r as follows TO wit; that part II the
,onth ,th y of the \. i. quarter OF section 10, in
iowpship e. south OF range ST west living
south south OF the public road. passing through said
ihnd and that u copy OF this order be pub.
Ished Tor four successive weeks in The
ihdicator.' weekly newspaper. published in
Pueblo County, Colorado. '
SAID premises to be sold at private sale and
the appraisal of said premises is hereby or
dered dispensed with Dated at purblo this
18th day of October, 1901.
l., b. GIBSON.
,,.. Judge.
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Asks Heavy Damages.

Mrs. L. A. Opp has entered suit in
the sum Of 5000 against the c. F. &
|. Co., on account of the death Of her
son Frederick, who was killed at the
steel works last July, by a heavy
flask or mold, which was left leaning
against pillar, falling on him.
The complaint alleges carelessness
on the part Of workmen, and the case
is brought under the employers IL
ability act
The indicator., 1904-10-22
Tn. A,.Iso..i En..rpr,...

The Anticosti enterprise has bssn
given up by Menier, the PaTis
chocolate king" He bought tie
island athwart the mouth Of the st.
Lawrence some years ago, intending
to make lobster fishing, the only In
dustry ever carried on there. profit
able and to fill its forests With
game. But aftsr spending . u0-
Ben and . half dollars - sot ti1sa
e T.
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ORDER FOR HEIRS At LAW TO
oHoW CAUSE.

State of Colorado, County of Pueblo
a., In the County Court
In the mAttsr of the estate OF Dahiol
Martin, deceased. Order for heirs
At law, to show cause.
whereof. J, D. Andrus. ~ adminis-
traitor a. the estate Of Daniel Martin,
dsceassd, has filed herein his petition
for ths sale Of certain real estate be-
longing to said estate. and on con-
alteration of the said petition. It ap.
psars u the court that proper ano
lsenI grounds exist for the sale Of said
real estate, and that the heirs ~ iAM'
to9stNar VIM their places Of residence.
q oa56 deoe0snt are unknown to Pc
tittonse.
YSoW tAsrsepss, Il 10 ordered and de-
erUoA " ~ couet, that the said un-
kneWn hslss of sald Daniel Martin
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET
District Attorney. IL, II. Low

Shcriff-SILAS PARKER.
Clerk and Record>r-PAUL WILSON.
Trcasurer-J. VI. MCKEE.
Asscssor-M. A CAREY.
County judge Is. GIBSON.
Superintendent of Schools-IULt j.
WHITE.
Coroner DR.. l.. K. ROBINSON.
Suryeyor-NORNAL W. WALL.
Commissioner-Distr No. 3, J. II VIII.
LIAMS.
Commissioner District No A. VIII.
LIAM WALK.
State Scnator-T. q. Mccarthy
State Reprcscntntiyes-W Il JOHNSON,
w. J. METZ. J. X. HuRp.
Justice OF the peace-C- J. HART l, c.
MckALLIp.
ConstahIes- s-SAMUEl. X. SHURT2. JOHN
A DAVIS,
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

Congressman-at-Large-Franklin E
Brooks, El Paso.
Governor-James H. Peabody, FIRE.
mont.
Lieutenant Governor Jesse F.
Mcdonald, Lake.
Secretary OF State-James Cowie.
Boulder.
Treasurer-John Holmberg, Den
YER
Auditor-A. F. Bent, Prowers
Attorney General-N. C. Miller, La
Plata.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-Katherine L. Craig, Jefferson.
Regents OF the State University
DR.. T. D. Baird, Huerfano; DR.. A.
Johnson, Montrose.
Chairman State Central Commit
ted. B. Farley. El Paso.
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TOOK THREE
GAMES STRAIGHT

The Indicators took three games
from the Sam Baers in the bowling Of
Tuesday night. The game was hotly
contested, but the Bessemer lads
came out way ahead, and is in all
probability the strongest team in
the City League. The scores were as
follows:
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Via Colorado & Southern Railway
every Tuesday and Saturday until
Oct. 3Ist. Round trip tickets to St.
Louis and Kansas City only $I7.2s,
limit fifteen days, and good in those
eelgant free reclining chair cars in
which you can rest 30 comfortably.
You can also 60 via Denver with
out additional cost If you purchase
your tickets at Colorado q Southern
Railway Office, aas Main. corner
Third sefeeG.
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Harried.

Allison-Quackenbush- 9 day,
Oct. 10, 1904, at the Northern ave-
nue. Methodist parsonage, Rev. L.
N Potashinsky officiating, Mrs.
Bette ]. Allison to Mr.. C. H.
Quackenbnsh.
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Steel Workers are Coming.

Each succeeding day sees more new
arrivals for the steel works, most OF
them hailing from the East, and are
skilled wire and rod mill men. A
very busy season has set in for the
local plant and as many skilled men
as can be procured are set to work in
those new departments.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate OF J ames d. Evans, peceased,

Estate OF James ID. Evans, Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
Administrative OF the Estate of james ID.
Evans. late of the County of Pueblo and
State OF Colorado, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the County
Court OF Pueblo County. at the Court House
IN Pueblo, at the September Term on the rst
Monday In November next, at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for the pur-
pose OF having the same adjusted. All per
sons Indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated this 7th day of October, a, D., 1904.
CYNTHIA A. EVANS. Administrators.
oct SNOW. 5-lD14.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
In the matter of the Estate of Steve Sow

In the matter Of the Estate OF Steve Sovlk,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that on Monday, the
Seventh dRy Of November A. d. 1904, be
Ing one OF the regular days Of the September
term OF the County Court of Pueblo
County. In the State OF Colorado. j, Adalbert
ne fore the utige of said Court present my final
settlement as such Administrator, pray the
approval OF the same, and will then apply to
~ discharged az such Administrator. AT
which time and place any person In interest
may appear and present objections TO the
same, II any there be.
of Colorado, October srd. 1904.
ADALBERT GROSS, Administrator OF the es-
tate OF Steve Sovik deceased.
Oct. S-Noy. 5, 1904.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of Carl Meyer, Deceased.

Estate of Carl Meyer, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been rppointed
administrator. with the will annexed, of
the estate OF Carl Meyer, late of the county
OF Pueblo and state of Colorado, deceased
hereby gives notice that he will appear be-
lore the County Court Of Pueblo county, at the
court house In Pueblo. at the September term
on The fourth Monday in October next, at
which time all persons having claims aga nst
said estate are notified and requested to at
tend Tor the purpose OF having the same nd :
JrHted. All persons indebted to said estate are
undersigned.
Dated this 10th day OF September, A. ID. 1894.
JOHN SToMAEL,
Administrator.
Sept. "a Oct. %, 1904.
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Late Hour, and prunkenn.,.,

The closing of the Glasgow pub
lie houses on Saturday at 10 instead
Of II o'clock, under the powers now
vested in Scottish justices, has led
to an immediate reduction of SO psr
cent in the police cases Of drunken-
ness.-London News.
The indicator., 1904-10-22
A SACRIFICE

A nearly new S-room and bath
frane dwelling, with 5o-foot lot, col
lar, barn and out-bulldingA Must bo
sold quick to avoid foreclosure. Cost
the present owner d $50 about . year
Ago. VIII b sacEinoed for ~, ,16e-if
taken q onos. Only smAil smount
Of cash required. 0
BUFFM oToN 4 MewILLIANs
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Installment Houses.

We have number of installment
properties for sale cheap, with pay
ments like rent. Why not be paying
on a home of your own where rent
will cease after payments have all
been made inste of paying rent
which never ceases1
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

The bulletin issued by the Pueblo
Board of Health for September, 1904
is now out and contains some very in
teresting data.
1t shows the total number of deaths
to have been 81. from causes as fol-
lows:
Alimentary II, Constitutional 10,
Respiratory 3, Nervous ., Circula-
tory 10, Stillborn 2, Premature l.,
Accidents, Renal 4, Hepatic l.
OF these 81 were male, 20 female,
46 white, 5 colored; Z were under
l year, from l to 5 years. 3 from 5
to 20 years, s from 20 to 80 years,
10 from 80 to to 40 years, 5 from 40
to so years, 5 from so to 60 years,
9 from 60 to 10 years and 2 over 70
years.
There were 81 births
Forty. seven cases of contagious
diseases were reported.
Following are other items:
SANITARY INSPECTOR
FuWlkdIiOue.. -----...-.-.....- 4
Quarantines established. ............ 5
Quarantines raised. d...................
Inspections of property made ..... $50
Nuisances abated. d...................l5 $50
Notices served. ........ .lO2
Notices served to connect with
| sewer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II
DAIRY, MILK AND FOOD INSPECTOR
Dairy permits issued.
Samples of milk tested. ............. 35
Samples of cream tested .......... AZ
Beef condemned, lbs. 55
Veal condemned, lbs.. ............ 4C
Mutton condemned. lbs.. LAC
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Plumbing permits issued. ............ 5E
Sewer permits issued ............... a.
Notice served, defective plumbing 3E
Inspections made. ..lSE
Fees collected. .0(
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4 Startling Offer.

An 8-room modern nearly new
frame dwelling in nice location on
easy terms at the remarkably low
price Of $l,7OO.
BURLINGTON & MCWILLIAAs.
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Notice Of AppIisat,o- to Lease State
Laada.

once of the State Board Of Land Commits
sionerp.
Notice 10 hereby given that d. p. Tressler.
whose post once address u Pueblo, Colo. on
0ct; u iso. %ads epIiicasicn No; ~ =, 70 the
no following described Indemnity School
LAnds situate In Pnsbo County. Colorsd, o
to-Vit; SWL Of Section n, VIZ Of NWk
Section Is, sx Of NKN Of ssction se, Town
ehip 81 south, Range u west.
Ne other applicatiens 70 leAse the above
above applicetioa will b couaidsfsd after
NovOmber ID, l1ok
RaEse,sr STATE Beard Lara CsSnissssesrs
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Through Chair Cars.

Pueblo to St. Louis and return for
$I7.2s on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
City Ticket Office, 3I3 NJ Main st.
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
For Vice-President
CHI ARIES w. FAIRBANKS

Presidential Electors-D. H. Mof-
fat, Percy S. Ryder, Phillip B. Stew
art, Simon Guggenheim, John c. Os-
good.
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Totals. ls........653 GAS 7O4 2002
The game placed them in the posi-
tion Of top notchers.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

our fall goods have arrived. The most
extensive and varied line of woolens
Of foreign and domestic manufacture
consisting Of from the plainest staples
of black, blue and gray for full dress,
half dress and genteel business suits,
to the hvolier, gayer and more attract
i've novelties for business wear. We
have never before sho wed SUCH large
and complete line of fall overcoatings
~ we are prepared to show now. Our
work 10 known to be excellent and our
prices reasonable. Come and have .
look at the new styles.
TUCAOCK BROS.
TAllORS AND IMPORTERS
IS WGsr Third sTREGT
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More St. Loais Excursions.

BURLINGTON & McWILLIAMS