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Evening journal., 1904-09-30

Mr.. Hanford will present the brilliant
comedy Don Caesar &c Bazan," at the
Grand Opera House Monday night Don
Caesar de Bazan" holds a prominent
place among the plays to be presented by
Charles b. Hanford during the present
season. This brilliant comedy has ever
been popular with the American theatre
goer. In Don Caesar we meet the gem
erous sanguinary, reckless and audacious
character which steadily finds favor with
all who love laughter and can sympathize
with bold and comic audacity.
Evening journal., 1904-09-30
Thr Eurntttg Jnnrnal.

pUBLISFED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY AT FOURTH AND
SEIPLEY STREETS, WILMINGTON, DEL.
KnSered the Wilmington Post Office Second Class Matter
Evening journal., 1904-09-30

1.-TWO Little Sailor Boys" the nautical
drama which will be played at Grand
Opera House on Tuesday afternoon and
night is said to be skilfully devised to in
terest all classes of theatre-goers. The
great production, which is one of the
heaviest and most spectacular on the road
this season, comes direct from the Acad-
emy of Music, New York where it
achieved a marked popular success.
Evening journal., 1904-09-30

ALL KINDS OF SIGNS MADE AT
Bucher's.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-01-14
Of Smoking Affected
NV Heart
So I Had To Sit Up
To Breathe.
DR.. Miles, Heart Cure
Cured Me.

There is nothing that has a more deleter
ious effect upon the cardiac or heart nerves
than the excessive use of tobacco. Pain and
tenderness around the heart, an oppressive
feeling in the chest, choking sensation in the
throat, discomfort from sleeping on the left
side and smothering spells at night when the
sufferer has to sit up in bed to breathe are
the most common symptoms of a weak heart.
Smokers who feel these symptoms and who
do not understand their meaning should be
warned in time, by the following experience:
II was greatly troubled with an affection
of the heart, due think to excessive smoking.
On writing to you for advice l was directed
to begin q course of treatment which in
cluded DR.. Miles Heart Cure, DR.. Miles
Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, together
with bathing, etc. faithfully followed the
directions given and am pleased to say that
my cure is complete and permanent. Be
fore beginning the use of your remedies /
was 50 nervous l could not keep my hands
still and suffered greatly from severe pains
around the heart. Many times at night
would be forced to assume a sitting posture
to get my breath. and for the time being it
would seem as though my heart had stopped
beating. From the splendid results achieved
in my case can cheerfully recommend DR..
Miles Heart Cure, Restorative Nervine and
other remedies to all sufferers from heart or
nervous troubles."-Yours truly, ELIJAH
HALL, Dothan, Ala.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-01-14
A FINE RECORD.

Tuesdays News and Observer gave
the interesting news item that the
State Prison has $4,000 surplus.
It was proposed to lend the money
to the State, but State Treasurer Lacy
said that the State does not need it.
The sheriffs throughout the State
are making such fine collection OF
taxes and such prompt settlements
that the State Treasurer has all the
money he needs.
There is pleasant contemplation In
all this. 1t is quite gratifying that
the management of the State Prison ia
such, under Democratic administration.
that it can have surplus of $50, Goo
No longer need 1t be said that the per-
itentiary is burden to the State.
1t is also gratifying to know that the
people OF the State are paying their
taxes 80 we'll that sheriffs can make
prompt settlement with the State
Treasurer. It all goes to show that
the year 1903 was a great year 10,
North Carolina.
The COMMONWEALTH said last week
that the year 1908 was the GROWING
year Of many decades. and the more
We learn of the results of the labors o.
our people in almost every field OF en-
deayor the more are we convinced thai
1t Is true. Really no one has yet beer
able to even approximate a just est
mate of what was accomplished during
the year just closed.
It was indeed a great year and thu
prospects for this year are truly hatter
Ing.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-01-14

Washington steam laundry was
burned last Friday night.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-01-14
Observation-Disclosures.
to The Commonwealth.

SPEED, n. c., Jan. II, 1904.
At the residence of Mr.. J. w. Satter-
thwaite, OF Speed, N. c., on Wednes-
day, January 6, 1904, at 8, p. M, Mr..
Dorsey III. Parker led to the altar Miss
Mollie Satterthwaite, Rev. Mr.. Merrill,
Of Hobgood, performing the ceremony.
The parlor was beautifully decorated
with moses and holly. The marriage
was quiet one, only = few friends
being present. No prettier or sweeter
maid ever plighted her VOWS. The
groom is the popular sgent for the
A. c. L. at Speed, N. G. He has
many friends here who wish him much
happiness and fall share OF prosper
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will reside with
the brides parents for q while.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-01-14

"Givo your blood is cleaning" Rheu-
mactde clears ont all tho impurities
tnet make you III. Ask your dluggist,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-01-14
NEWS BRIEFS.

Washington steam laundry was
burned last Friday night.
Smallpox exists In twenty counties
in The State. In Davidson county
the scourge is said to be terrible.
Miss Ruth Cleveland, eldest daugh-
ter of ex-Presldent Grover Cleveland,
died at her fathers home in Prince
ton, N. J., Jan. 7th. She was IL years
old last October.
Gen, John B. Gordon died at his
country homs, Biscayne, Fla, last Sa.-
urday night. He had been i'll three
weeks. He was II years old and was
one of the most beloved officers in the
army of the Southern Confederacy.
The following unusual accident was
related in a correspondence from Ashe-
Vile to the News and Observer Tues
day:
"A very painful and unusual acct
dent happened to Rev. w. T. Capers:
rector of Trinity Episcopal church,
Yesterday morning shortly before the
hour for service. Mr.. Capers had left
the rectory adjoining the church to
fill his pulpit, and upon entering the
church the heavy oaken door slammed
against his hand, catching the middle
finger between the edge of the door
snd the door facing, cutting 1t entirely
of at the first joint. Mr.. Care~s was
to have preached the first of series OF
sermons on The Creed yesterday
morning, and even after the hand
had been dressed insisted that he was
able to enter the pulpit, but the physi-
clan thought that owing to the severe
shock cansed by the accident, it would
not be safe for Mr.. Capers to deliver
his sermon and told the patient that
he must not attempt il"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WBEREAs, S.W Welman and Mary Well man
his wife, by their certain deed of trust. dated
The twelfth day oi December. lsaS and re-
corded the thirteenth day OF December. 1883,
10 book g. on page l62 In ths recorders office
In and for Pueblo County, Colorado, granted
and conveyed to the undersigned, J. Il. Kill
ooufn, III trust To secure the payment OF their
certain promissory note bearing even date
herewith, payable to the order OF Francis n
Zoe, one year after the date thereof, for the
pnneipal sum Of Three Hundred Dollars
WiD.l win Interest thereon from date until
pau AZ Ten per cent. per annum, payable quar-
Niiy, the following described property, SIT
oaie In the county of Pueblo and State Of
Colorado, tO-wit:
The west thirty three (ss) feet of Lot mum
Sed ptfed Nine ~ in Block numbered Fifteen
thereon.
AND WHEREAS, default has been made In the
Psyhtnt OF said notes and the principal sum OF
unpaid with interest from March twelfth,
y, ~, IN consequence whereof the legal holder
y. vi, saiq hole has applied To the undersigned to
~ saiu premises as by said deed provided.
fow, therefore, !, j. ID. Kilbourn, trustee In
,sa A. deed, by virtue of the power vested in me
,,ae,ein' ,aer,n and IN pursuance and in execution
sai' eieoi' anu al the request of the legal holder
.siiu sau note, and for the purpose of paying
AMI r,Inespal eYrp sum and Interest, and the coats
,~an t~a expenses Of this trust, do hereby give
Inna uays notice that l will, on Tuesday,
trnne iSl AT ten o'clock, a IN, ut the east
~ onl ~ uoor oi the court house In the County
sn.,Is rIIeoo, In the state of Colorado. at public
sSuon ssSn sell said premises above described,
,sas ~ ,he right, title, benefit and equity OF
vsmBuon of the said 8. w. Wellnian and
,..Tl T Mellinan, his wife, and their heirs and
tbe .herein, for the highest and hest p Ice
~ 'a'he VIII bring In cash.
pn.ho c. J. d, KILiI0URN. Trustee.
ueoo' colorado. May II, 1904.
nay H-Jnne i-iSOi.
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Notice to the Devisees. Legatces
and Heirs at Law OF Alice
A. Harsha, Deceased.

STATE OF CoLoRADo,l
COUNTY or PUEBLO ,
IN THE COUNTY COURT of said County,
and State, sitting in Probate.
In re the Estate of Alice a. iIarsha,
Deceased.
To NJ. j. Montgomery, Springfield, Illinois;
Martha Ellen Moore. Los Angeles, Calf,
Alice J. Craven, Leeds, N. Oak; Laura p.
Petersburg Illinois: Julia Hall, Wnyerly, IL
linois: The Christian and Missionary All
snce, New York CITY, y: " Women's Foreign
Home Missions Of The Presbyterian Church,
New Ysrk city.N ~; Virginia , saGellS G,NN.l. Wal
Honolulu, Hawaii; William Lyle Dlckey, To-
pcka, kHns.. Isabelle fike, Portland, Me-,
Arthur plchey, Lincoln Ne6' Bertha DickSgiy'
nois; James Dickey remplcton, bloomington,
Illinois.
You and each Of you are hereby notified That
on to wit February II, a. u. 1891 the VIII OF
Alice a. Uarsha, deceased, was duly presented
TO the Coun,y Court Of Pueblo County, Colo
rado, for probate; that the name and place of
residence OF the person presenting the same
wns and is Albert h. IIarsha, Pueblo, Pueblo
County, Colorado; that the name and place OF
residence OF the said testattiN was Alice \.
Harsha, Pueblo, Pueblo County. Colorado;
that the properly devised or belueathed by
.aid will ns described therein with the names
of the devisecs and legatees is as follows:
MIB. M. j. montgomery, Spl lHSuClus IL
the sum OF of...................... ....... $500 %
ton Illinois. the sum Of .'.....,...'s $3.50 %
California, the sum OF ........,...... 500 co
Mrs. Alice j Craven, Leeds, N. Dakota,
formerly OF Bern, Kansas the sum Of $3.50 %
ifornia, the sum OF. of..,.....t........,, $3.50 90
tic sum OF of.,.,.............s...... 500 90
urs lniim Hail WayerIy illinois, the
ann Of IN. 500 20
The Christian and Missionary Alliance.
corporation of New lorf, n. V. ..
the sum Of, $500 %
The Woman Foreign Missionary Soei
ETY. of the Presbyterian Church,
The sum Of ........... ............s 500 90
The Board of Home Missions of The
r.. the sum OF. -. ... -. =. 500 90
| The Providence Presbyterian Church,
Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado. ~ ~,
the sum off, -.....,.,..-........-'- s"Vp'"
said will also directs said executor TO con-
vert the entire estate OF said tcstatriN into
cash for the purpose OF paying the legacies'
| and beques's therein provided Tor.
You and each OF you, the said devisees. legh-
teea or heirs at law OF said testatrix are hereby
required to attend the probate OF said WIN on
| June 20, 1904, at the hour of ten o'cl"ck m.
on said day before the County Court OF Pueblo
County, Colorado, sitting ut the County Court
| House in said County In said state
| l.. B. GIBSON.
| Judge of the County Court oil
Pueblo County, Colorado.
First publication May II, 1904.
Last publication June H. 1904.
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Via Colorado & Southern Ry.,
Chicago and return via St. Louis,
with stop-over privileges, only
$4,000. Tickets sold daily June
1st to Sept. goth. Limit October
31st and good via Denver. Moth
ing equal to that magnificent one
night train, the Chicago Spe-
cial.' You surely will avail your
self OF such service when it costs
no more. All particulars at the
Colorado & Southern office, No
22, Main, corner Third street.
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General Items

Sunday School last Sunday number
ed 255. Collection $2.6S.
The pastor is home from General
Conference ready for the activity Of
the summers work. He will preach
Sunday morning from the subject,
1.-The General Conference and its place
in Methodism.
The Epworth League will be held
next Sunday by Mrs. ]. W. Barnes.
Topic:-"Betraying Christ by Silence"
There are great opportunities for the
young people in Christian work. The
contest is bringing in many new MEM
bers We now number over 100. The
contest closes Sune 18th when ban
quet will be given by the losing side,
The union banquet Of the Epworth
Leagues held at St. Pauls church
Monday evening was great success
A large representation from the DIFF
ferent Young Peoples Societies was
present. The decorations were very
univue, the tables being arranged in
the letter "E' decorated with ferns
and red and white cornations. The
dining room was draped in the league
coIors, red and white. After the ban.
quet an intellectual feast was giver
| in which important phases of the
work we're discussed. This was fol
lowed by department conferences lee
by different prominent Epworth Lea
ue workers. B. F. Scribner, statt
president of the Epworth League hat
general charge.
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BESSEMER CHURCH NEWS
SOME LOCAL EVENTS OF INTEREST

absent yourself from the morning
service. These temptations must be
met and overcome. Let everyone feel
the responsibility of his part of Gods
work and let no one forget, that, if
he does not do his part, it will, for
ever, remain undone,
See to it that no man takes thy
crown.
A little more determination, an ad-
ditional effort. an enlarged vision of
the needs Of Pueblo and the daily use
of the grace that God gives will ac-
complish the work. Let US be up and
at it. Tomorrow may be too late.
Sunday, June 5th is the day for
church privileges. If you are think
ing of coming into church. you ought
to see the pastor and talk over the
matter.
Sunday, June 18th ought to be the
greatest day in the history of the
United Brethren church in Pueblo.
Do not forget that DR.. Weekly,
general church erection secretary,
will be in Pueblo and will speak fol-
us at the morning and evening SER
vices.
DR.. Weekly is what our Western
people would call "Rustler" and |
am sure that when you have seen and
heard him, you will not be sorry that
you spent an hour or two with the
Let no one of our members fail to
hear DR.. Weekly.
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or judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer Of the complaint.
IL copy nf the complaint be not served with
the summons, or II the service be made out Of
the State, ten days additional TO the time
specified In the summons shall be allowed Tor
appearance and answer.
The sum of money and other relief fdcmnndcd
In said action, briefly stated, Is slOS5, which
sum fil.02 is due plaintln for goods sold md
delivered by IL Ia defendant, and S61 10, cnlm
OF 5. V. Smith on account and assigned to
plAlntin, the sum OF fsS.26 due said smith on
account and s33 ss owing to Rdenour- Baker
Grocery Company and assigned to S. V smith
ana BY him To plaintiff. as viii more fully up-
pear by the complaint In said action, on file In
said court to which reference is hereby made.
Given under my hand Fnd the zeal OF said
Court. at the city of Pueblo, In said county
and state, this 2yth day of April, a. H., lsVi.
l.. II. GIBSON,
Judge and Acting CLERK of said Court
by J.. a. GIBSON, Deputy Clerk,
Last Insertion June II. 1904.
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ires.s-, feather holsters, wool mattresses.
""unle " piilpws, table covers dolIIes 1
Ins's "1'ninits. double blanket, sofa PHI
'ymT' nl'hir lilbied lamp, glass lamps, lot
oi ~ -i'- inury dishes apd gluss,yiife B Die "a
o. h, ehlnh, set Of plhin dishes and table cut
"iN- tlthcu utensils. frying paps Kettles
et 81. washtuh-- @ boilers / riothrs rscI i
| chrk, cabinet of assorted Iueuicii Is: librnr,
~ iollows' set" kipplings' WORKS. about %
N"".uli't-- s't Dickens works VI volumes l .ct
ni Slcf frnson'r w0rks about % Volumes / inrary
W. VERSA ldi. H. one and two parts 10 vol
ninrs. l9rary Of Worlds Hest Literature 10
~ h's. thhiubcr- Encyclopedia 9 yolumes
ntprior Of American Authors volumes, stories
~ Ehsish Authors 10 voIume- Stoties NV
,U'N'gn nn'hpf7 10 oluinls, Great iintties OF
~ N ,s"',"nH volumes, city Directory of Pu-
1hio w sand lsl-i, BlogrsphiraI Colorado.
| M Ml"uV STATE busineHs Directory 1909; 2 jap
S,,r,', u,nDi ellhs new perfection Ice box, 3
Itr Itu,'ur new process gasoline stove, four hole
iolnr steel range. 1 oak extension table 1
| HI III @ W t"p walnut sidebonri, 4 square
~ MY idble, large walnut frame mirror /
ohh beIroon, set, dresser, washstaud and be,I-
,''hl' Two bed springs I large walnut ward
,"1' J. urge walnut medicine ease, / ciotnc-
nHhl'f' phk AedstcAi and dresser, 1 COM
u,mnt,ul plpkcasc nrd writing desk OAK, /
square OAK center table / blue pld.h lounge,
M hl l.-el- carpet Of q yards, / hanging lamp
WahuEhl table. upholstered innhoph6y
thhlIH' MAR combination wrltirg desk and
- Vh cHbo WIN glnss door ON both sides 4
H " HtRt ruuch, large leather seat arm
mir i"tlI'f sult Of seven ltecer, ! sitting
rHhli7. arm chair, / sofa, red push lounge
Nln'l 'i'lu tered teto "a tcte, i lguynl t,Ipnl
u.htl' stove walnut hat rack. oak roll top
writing desk, mahogany finished music I.,ek
'Nisr home made rug, Brussels cAi pet Of q
{Niu-, Hrus-els carpet Of Ahrpt 70 yards 2
lars' arm rocking chaIrs / aWfugi Il 81 YER
plated Wh'ct pitcher, m. =, Iiait 4 90 plano,
! 'hun Hinnl, marble top walnut center table.
i"uhu top center table, small TOck ns cha r.,
lnfre lpldinE screen, together with a mis-
'tllhh'"us lot of sundrits. dusL furnIIuio,
ufu'hee' etc, together with surgical insIru.
tucu and medicines
NOV ln.Tcl"rc, pursuant Ia said command /
,hnIl On Wednesday, the sth day OF June, A. d.
ip1' at ne hour of ten O'Clock n. IN. on said
'"y' at J-J's North Santa Fc avenue in the CRY
Alu 'puulS ut Pueblo, Colorado, scil all IA .
sAld prplolt, OF 50 much thereof ~ shall Dc
necessary TO satisfy snid daLages and co. q,
~ hlI hcrruing costs and charges Gur { 10
casa
j. l.. BEAHAE,
sheriff of Pueblo county, Colorado.
luy
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NORTHERN AVE. M. E. CHURCH.

NORTHERN AVE. M. E. CHURCH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
9.45 a. m. - Sunday School, W. 1.
Kobler, superintendent. Glasses for
all.
11.OO q, NJ Public worship.
1915 p. NJ Glass meeting, w. D.
Harris, leader.
800 r. m. Junior league, Miss
Adams, superintendent.
6.45 p. m. - Epworth league meet
ing, Miss Clink, president.
7.45 p. L. 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
1. 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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Nay Is, 1905
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.

NotIoe IL hereby given that under and by
v,rtne Of 4 special execution Issued out Of the
nstrict Cont OF Pueblo County, Colorado, on
Nay u, A. d. 1901, In favor Of II e. hoDlhsnn
=. ~ make the sum OF three hundred ($So!
doiisrs damages and thirteen dollars and and
ninsty cents costs, together with interest rom
s.sR ~ n the property OF said defendant the
SssloWfnr described personal property. 70 VII ::
\ psctlrss framed, sunfrsmed pictures, palf p'
ci~ 1 stnrie wool mastrsas, fsathsr mat
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Minnequa Congregational
Church

thu1Nh
We are pleased and encouraged to
see so many of our children who at
tend Bible school at the service of
worship. Parents who insist Oh this
will have cause to thank God for the
results in the years to come, if the
Lord tarry Thou and thy house is
divine principle
We were privileged to have Prof.
Worcester with us last Lords day
Both he and his dear wife, who has
recently been called to be with her
Lord, have been pioneers in gospel
work throughout the West.
We shall miss our staunch friend
Mrs Worcester. who goes to Join her
husband at Ouray We look for their
return in the fall.
There is as much difficulty in per-
suading some people they are lost as
in assuring others they are saved.
Procrastination is the recruiting
station of damnation.
A man who knows his right place
in the presence of God is able. to rise
above all evil speaking He is not
troubled by it save for those who
practice it.
The church needs manhood more
than machinery.
Money is not the measure of a man
but it is often the means of finding
out how small he is.
A Bostonlan who prided himself on
his wealth and contempt for religion
erected a magnificent mausoleum for
the reception of his remains after
death. While experimenting the
work he was met one day by a Scotch
elder. to whom he laughingly re-
marked: "This'll hold me pretty fast,
eh? No rising out of here on resur-
rection day" my man." said the
elder, "dinna gle yerself ony trouble
aboot rising When the day of judg-
ment comes, it'll be easy to take the
bottom OF and let you gang DOOM"
"Bruddern and sistern," sternly
said good old parson Wollimon, after
the collection had been taken upon
recent Sabbath morning, before de
hat was dun parsed | expounded de
request dat de congregation contrib
ute accawdin to deir means. an |
sho expectorated dat yo all would
chip in magnanimously. But now
upon examinin' de collection / finds
dat de concocted amoent contributed
by de whole entire posse OBJ you am
only the significant and pusillanimous
sum OBJ 60 cents. Now | jess wants
to say dat, in my humble opinion,
stead OBJ contrihutin' accawdin to
yo means, yo all contributed accawdin
to 20 mesnness. De choir will now
favor us wild DER regular melodious-
ness"
St. Louis is the proud possessor of
fountain that spouts soap bubbles.
We have several in this balIiwick
whose output is soap suds.
Recent occurrences have made it
clear that there is a wide field for
clerical and editorial energy in deal
ing with the negro question in Pueblo
instead of advising the LESS enlight-
ened" southern states as to their
course in dealing with this unsavory
problem.
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SUMMONS.

A'E OF COLORADO, In .h. coun.y
wvsrf OF PUEBLO. ~
+ ny company. corporation, plaintif,
kA - esphensoA. dsfSadaat.
lsdss ple OF the 1taAe Il Colorado 70 the
~ "ve named 0feeetne; /.
- 49, hereby FssuireA 70 AvRoar In Al
J. HsissISs 81, T. ,faiast yos - ~ kSeve nsn-
ke1li5, M.,s.n IN the Coan3v CSsFt d Psshie
= ssst therein WstSjS 49, 3SvS -,
%1S. = hereof, Il sssve9 v31S5n ~
80, Y .,:s,s! ,,.s!s! g. q ~ osssl1 aS
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Admin stat0r's Notice.
Estate OF Frank Mnxhelmer. peccnsed.

Estate Of Frank MnXheimer, Deceased.
Tue unlcrsignei, having been rppolnted
admins trHtfiN with the Will annexed OF
OF the county uf Pueblo and state
Of Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she VIII appear before the County Court
at the June term on the third Monday
In June next, at which time all perSnns
having claims against said estate ARE notified
hnl requested 70 intend Tor the purpose Of
l'bleI To sad estate are requested To make
'mmediatr payment To the undersigned.
phied ms l'th day OF MAY, A.. H., 1904
RllLA MAAiiElNrlLA AdmmistratrlX.
May 2i-Junr 1905.
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Administrators Notice.
Issate Of Sarah A. Rood. Dece.sed.

-.se OF sarah A. Rood, Deceased.
Adntr dne Undersigned. having been appointed
Rooa Isuator OF the Estate Of Sarah A.
ii Coo,aaeo ae OF me County Of Pueblo and State
tbst ~ ho,asnip, ,asi, deceased, hereby gives notice
Of pr.,liil Mn appear before the County Court
PutbiHne biHeoio county. at the Court House In
londo. AZ tue Juno Term. on the second
notisad dng claims against said estate are
pse ~ IN anu requested To attend for the pur.
soos VI having the same adjusted. All per
make eu1eoted 1,sted TO said estate are requested u
signed 'a'o payment 70 the unoer-
eu this 5th day of May, A, d., 1904.
N, AARoN ROOD, Administrator.
AT l+June ii-,so.