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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20

8arpnefe Milma a~ufgegeben, 8enno2
Gr bat 9ir's bod ft9er geIagt."
n9ie Gbaraftere paBten eben ni6t
5uetnanber, bo4berebrte Sante."
r&ber bes6alb brau6te er fi9 nan=
Der bod feline G-uu ni9t aus einem
W~darenbau5 81 6olen! Warum t1at
er bas nur, biefer @belmann ponl reinz
fen WaHer?"
rWeil er i'm Maaren6aus Elm berrz
li9es &leinob gefunben bat, Inn beFen
8eiiB ibn ieber beneiben muB, Der bieie
punberbare 6rau nG6er tennen lernt."
$50? ST ie tpirfli9 10 rei5enb2"
fraete bic Sonte fat enttGuf6t.
nSa, i4 bpffe, Sbr iiber5eugt Gu9
balb felbIt bapon-auf meme @erantz
portung," ertptberte 8enno.
r2m Gnbe bolit Su Dir Define Srou
au9 NOD mai aus einem Maaren@
bans2" meinte Der cite 9err Elm tpeniq
fpDttif9.
r9epiB," entgegnete Der 2egutipns=
ratb, ntpenn i9 nur cine fol3e Satin
tpte Die n1eines sSreunbes bort fGnbe."
n9D9 mertpiirbtg, aus benz @uo=
renbaus!" tpieber6olte bic CUTE ate
Dame topff@uttelnb. vWtlbelm, mir
perfte9en bic heutige Welt ni9t mebr."
SnfeI unb Sante pdren Spar tpenig
befriebtgt bon ben Mittbetlitngen Deg
@effe1; bennc6 begletteten tie i'm tpie=
Der Big an bic 9artent6ir. 9leih
borouf bDrts man 9ennos Wugen baz
eonroQen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20

bebte nit an BOmms I'm &rdmps
pebte IN i9 font f9nea fort sebn,
ionft bebt er ben 8abs rufe. Sd
benfe, Der &unne is en- neuer Mann
getpeIe I'm i9 ben gefugt, jebs, rufe sc
enpl ben 9abs. Der Proppreieter is
bann audi fpmme IN Der bot MIDI
9lei9 rtefanneiit. SD ben i'm an bic
Set genomme I'm ben gefagt, er FONT
mid nil epeg getptpe, i9 pGr Blob in
SiBgeis, bifa6s t9 bebt en- &ebs nff=
pprfe. I'm Der 5euer berft nit antetz
16e. Do bot er e f9martes Sehs ge=
ma9t I'M Ell tel iu6, i9 ben E Sutter3e
triegt, bas mar eb Nomber ppnn Wie
th nit bur6 mar, Do ben i9 finDe IN
neun3ig per3ent befer gefiiblt I'm
mann nit mel 5e6s 10 berploBt getpeie
pdr I'M mann nit mel 8eine I'm met
Mrms 10 fp6r getpefe mare, mel, bann
bdtt t6 trultD finge tDnne. Sd BEN
nod E 8attel9e Mein gebrunfe I'M ZEN
mid 70 f9lud3efiefe rettig gum Gebn
made po1e, uff eemol tf3ebnf6t Die
Sittiue6f6en. Ste 9p6r tperb uffge=
rifle un 5pei &apperi9 IN e 2att an
mere Seleri6, pie ie 70 INNER in Die
Salu6n8 erum bGnge, tpmme in bas
3u6m, fpp i9 eefD7e ben. Sd is Der
Seller, bot Der Webter gefagt, i'm Die
Snei &apper16 ben ft9 uff mid ge=
fter8t I'm ben mid ~erreite tpoqe = off
&o6rs 6ot mid feiner BON fe riefdn=
netf. Sd ZEN gefagt, ih tin e &oties
mer bier I'm be3ahle for mas t9 Ders
sebrt ben I'M Do mill t3 empl iehn, tper
MID bo ebbes bubn min. MbIre6t,
bot Der 8ebter gefa9t, benn pobnie
obb. Sbne Sbre 8ia is bret 9abler
I'm E balb. Sd BEN I'M mel Badet ges
sriffe un fdubr genug ben i9 nod nit
en- rotbe Gent ge6abt. 30 bot Der
Webter aela6t nie trehfiQ I'm faQt:
r9en ids nit gepiBt9 uff ibn!" Sd
ben mid bic 8apperf9 beim @tdel
genomme; i4 ben eefeit gege fe IN BIZ
fabs i'd ben nit meme f9po9e &rGfte
nit 70 bel ma9e fDnne, bo ben i6 mel
@9mtB friegt, baB es nur 10 geroppelt
bot. Wte i9 mel 2tden gebabt ben, DO
ben i9 mid Elm BON bic &apperf9 BET
Seit genomme I'm ben geiagt: vSu
berboutes &umeel, fennft bu MIDI BERN
ntt2 Sd fin bod Der G9eriff I'm parm
Sbr nit rettetpeg berbufte bu6t, Damn
b%erliert Sbr in FEB benin no tenn euern
S4app I'm for erSrietment Do per'n
ib bifeibs nod erere &ldd ftd1e. 90
bDt er atpper bic 1Gmmtli6e Nuge uffz
gerife IN es bot nod feline Mtnnit ee@
nomme, Do tpure fe fort. SIM @orbeiz
9ebn bot Der &apper gu ben Mehter
gefa9t: Seller S9entelmann is abl@
reit I'm sic better guide aus for en- am
mere S9app, btfabs mann Sbne Sbr
8obs ausftnne bu6t, mas Sic anees
felt BEN, bann fin sc gefetert. Mte
Der NapoIium nd9 bic 8Gttel BON
@ufterltb i'm i9 Damn abganee. SD
fin 9etm I'm ben mid reit itrebt pibber
ms 8ett gelegt. 3roei 2tdins IN "a
Stunbe, bas Is me6r, pte i9 itenbe
fdnn.
Mit Bette Giega1rb5
Su9rs Srulie,
Metf 6aberfad,
gsttpeier I'm S9eriff BON Mpple Sad
6oGie Serrer Gauntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20

Mus Der 8eiferungsan@
TAFT in p%lanftnton, g.. O., entflpz
ben bpr einigen 3agen bret@trdflinge.
Sic batten tpG6renb bes Sases I'M
SeGbe gepfliigt; ols 1ie Nbenbs bic
Pferbe ausipannten, f9pang it4 ieber
plDBlt9 auf zines ber5elben unb bas
&leebtatt iogte babon. Der 8orfaa
nurbe iber cine peite 1mgebung bez
fannt gemu9t unO auf ibre @rgreiz
flung eine 8elObnung ousgefeBt; rad
bret Sagen nurben iie 0 benz 16s
iG9rigen 6rant Wttqer in 5anb@puntD
9efan9en eenDmmen unb nod Mit6eQ
eingebro0t. Die 5li9tltnge 6dtten
in 3pei Sagen bic pferDe gu 99unz
ben g~eritten unb paren bann gu SUB
peiter 9enanbert, UNI auf bic Snbta@
11er : &%eferbation gu fommen, ND lie
Sreunbe batten. Ser iunge Wiaer
1ab lie an feines @aters Sarm Dorbei4
fpmmen, 1~dttelte Elm PferD, nabm cine
Mtn6efterbii6Ie unb rift ben Gliebenz
ben mad; bie1e letIteten benin audi feis
mem 8efe6l Solge, nit tbm na3 Maitz
def 3uriid8ufe6ren unb Der tapfere
Sunge fonnte feline 8efangenen benz
@beriff iiberliefern.
Gin 9enfmu13plusi It
in duer SttIe auf benz 8tr66Dfe
Montmartre neben Der @rdbftdtte Oes
beriibmten Gomanciers entbuqt porz
ben. Muf einem BON benz pariIer
Nr6tteften 5ranB Sourbatn dus9ea
fiibrten f9par3en @ranitiOdel er9ebt
1i9 Die fpre9enb G6nli6e Marmorbifte
3olas, bic @plari mobeQirt bat. Der
@inpet6ung, gu Der feline @tnlabunz
gen ergangen tparen, pDbnten nur bic
@ittfpe bes 8eritorbenen unb penige
Snttme bes 9aufes 3ona BET.
= Cine grpBe aItmdrtt<
f6e 8auernbp@3eit tpurbe %unldngit IN
@rpB : 8ieritebt gefeiert, po Der
2anopirt6 8ufe nit Der 8efiBerss
to6ter @manba @inne aug Wiitebt
ben 8unb fir's 2eben f9loB. Oa un~
qeFG6r 400 Suite t6eilnabmen, narerr
8tpei .3elte errihtet porben. @s tpure
ben gef6le6tet: 5pei &tnber, feds
ftarfe GGlber, 8fpei S9peine iopte
piele 9ii6aer; ferner tparen beiprgt
nprben IL Gentner Steinbutt, 1
@entnsr S~pargel; gebaden Dnrben
ITO 9utterfu6en, so Sopffu6en, 80
@tpGen, 20 8le9 3udertringel, 1000
pfannfu9en unD 5ebn mG4tige
8aumfu6en. Oamit fem @ait gu
buriten brau9te, paren au9 gepaltige
Mengen @etrdnfe, @ein. Bier, aaffee
u. |. M. CUR SteQe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20
geDhrter Miiter gbithor!

Wie i9 1enen Morgen nadb metn
gd5ibent aus mel 8ett getf9umpt fin
I'M MIDI in bic grDBte 9urrte gebreBt
gebabt FEN, Do fin i6 reitetpeg an Die
Strttt eelaufe I'm i9 muB fage, i9
ZEN gegudt fpie en- SrGmp, mo grab e
f4redlt9e Set bpr4gemu9t bot. Met
Sebs mar gang altber Sdebp un i9
fin f9ubr, bic SarmbGnbs fin BET
MtBte6t nit ibre 8u6ts gu Hobs 81
mel SETS sefOmme, btfabs fen ts Der
ein3ige natierIi9e Meg, mics geHdpz
pend 1etn fann- 9abet ben i4 10
lebm eefieblt, boB i9 barblie ben
tpahfe fDrHe. @ie ib ON bic 5tritt
fin fousE's, Do fen i9 ben 8uti9er
8elo9nie gemtet. Ser bot sefagt:
n6or ptttiefebf, Mtiter S9eriff, pie
guide sic benn2 sic guide ia e Sreit!
Wds IS gs9appenb2" Sd FEN gefa9t,
i9 bebt nit 8lutanbrang nu9 Dem
&ppp fDffere I'M Der 9adter bdtt gez
1ogt, t9 miiBt btel on bic fref9e @br
5ein. Damn fin i9 tpeiter eebumpelt
I'M na9 smti Minnits bo is Die Mifz
1us @9tpalb uff mild Su fomme I'M
bot Die 6dnb tpper ben &opp 5ufams
meseI9lage. v@9ieptB, Matfter S9ez
riff, mas ben ie Sbne BENIN gebabn9
Sen sic mebbie getreit, en- gdspreBz
trebn gu ftappe? Sbber is Sbne Die
3ittteba9E uff ben &opp eefaue, Obber
is Der 9dfelinftobf on Sbne edsplobs
bet, pbber -" vS9ott Dbb," ben t9
eefoet .gebn sc beim, Sbne Sbr 8ebz
bic tret19t, I'M betiimmere Sc fi9 emol
for 10 ebaut bier Mo9e lang nm it3."
SD fin petter I'M Do muB mid audi
nod Die Sefretebr pDn unier 2abof9
begegne. rWei, 8ruber 9aberfad,
mas is bic MGtter? Warum fin sc
apper au4 nit e penig febrfua9
Iemme sc empl an, mas mir Do ptbz
Der for @idbenneFitt for Sbne be-
5able mlHe! Met, Dos Tonne mer ia
gar nit Itenbe, bas bubt ia unfern
&aunael bofte. Npner i9 pobte baz
gege. Sbne Sbr &ranfbett bas IS
nids No6ierli9es I'M sic fin nit gu
8ennefit inteitelt." Sci 9aqe, Der ben
i9 atpper e Yies ppn metn Meinb
eeppe. Sd ben eefagt: SD belan9e
ieBt f3on for 5ehn Sa9r gu Die 2abb19
I'M ben nod fetn Gent tpert6 8ennefit
ge5oge. sic belange iebt edsddtlie
1ttpne Monat ba5u I'M ben f9on mebr
ge5oge, als tpie i9 in bic 5e6n Sabr for
9ubs I'm Md5eBments besablt ben.
Mann mir nur nod elm Member bate,
ME Sbne, banrt tpGr Die 2abbi9 infeit
BON feds Wo9e uffgebrp9e I'm sic
be6re ebbes itpper mid gu fase? Wei,
mann i9 nit effre6t pdr, for 8ruieltte
tn ganimels e~rreItet gu ner'n, bann
bebt ih Sbne e Sbrfeig getppe, buB
81 benfe be6te, en- 3ettlubn bdtt Sbne
ge1t1pde. 90 piel fan1 i9 Sbne fdge,
baB infer Qa6bf9 E barn1eit better ab
ndr, mann sic 10 f9nea pie mOgli9
%riefeine bette; lang tonne mer Sbne
enni6au nit mebr itenbe. 90, ftoppe
@e bas in Sbne Sbre Bfeif I'm
16mp6fe Se's." 90 ben i9 ie itebn
lofe un i'm fort. @af4, mas fin i4 10
mG6b gepei K I'm i9 ben 10 elenb gez
fii6lt, als mann mel 9er5 an en-
3nirnsfaben bGnge bebt. Sd BEN am
per ieBt au9 E 8ielein nu9 ben 8ez
itaurant gema9t IN ben Bel ben Mebz
ter e Stebf eeorbert 10 groB, pie nun
ems BON 10 mt 9finbbieb gu hapfDe
IS. Ser Webter bot mid angegudt,
als mann i9 bas Stebf aus i'm
eraustotte pOnt un bot geiagt, fe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-20

Mieber fab Der 2~egationsratb nit
Snfel unb Sante in Der 8eranba am
&affeettf6. @r bate nur Elm babies
@tiinb9en iibrig, bate er glei6 beim
&ommen gefagt, bd er iih in &arlse
BORT iiber bic @ebubr lange uufgebalz
ten babe unb NIT benz S~iinfubrauge
na9 Berlin auriid mife.
.0u ntrt hoffentlt9 Die 9ef6i6te
berausbefommen baben," metnte bic
neugiertge 3unte. u5ur @u9 9iplo@
maten lit 10 etpas bo9 cine grDbe &let=
nigfeit," febte tie f9met6lerif9 bin5u.
Der 2egattonsratb fonnte ni9t urrt<
bin, fi9 NIT etnem eigentbimli9en 2Gz
9eln 81 ber6eu9en.
.Warum bat er benn Die reiaenbe
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

ought 20 be located, there is every pos
sible and desirable adjunct to make it
delightful place of rest and still we
have no really permanent resort for
Grand Junction. The proposed site
on Grand Mesa was generally accep-
ted, the road projected and some con
siderable work done upon same, but
still simply the outline plan remains
and nothing permanent has been done.
AS conditions now exist our people
scatter in half a dozen places, they do
not have the Accommodations they
would have in a general resort, upon
which the seal of approval has been
set by the city. Season after season
goes by and we seem to be as far
away from realizing the resort prob
lem, as we were three or four years
ago when the matter was being agita-
ted
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

About the only afternoon the peo-
ole can afford to spend in the public's
playground. is Sunday afternoon.
But last summer and beginning again
this season, the ears of those who
would enjoy restful period must be
assailed by some ranter upon political
measures. whether he desires to listen
or not. Mayor Sampliner. usually
level headed upon such matters, should
set his seal of dissent upon any fur
ther meetings. He will generally
please everybod by such decision.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

A surprisingly large number of new
space between the flour mill and the
sugar factory. They are not large.
handsome residences but they are neat
and substantial and show that that
end of the town is picking mp fast.
Three life membership cards were
presented last night at the meeting of
the Elks, to three past exalted rulers
of the lodge They were Morri son
Wohlfort, James NJ. Silcox and y. N
Bucklin. The cards were in form and
inscription a fac simile of the regular
visiting cards carried by every Elk,
only that they were made of solid sill
yer and engraved. IN the upper left
hand corner was an iDgeniously work
ed photograph of the individual, to
whom the card belonged. The cards
are beautiful and priced highly by
those who received them. as testi-
monial of the lodge.
Austin Corcorau arrived home last
night from the head of Bitter creek,
where he left his camping party. He
states that he and his brother u. b
Corcoran. with a full PACK train out
fit are plotting two attaches of the
Bureau of Forestry, r D. Reynolds
and r. e. Benedict along the border
line of the state north as far as the
line of the White river forest reserve
for the purpose of placing the bound
ary lines for the proposed forest re-
serve which is to be created ont of part
of the reservation and of portions of
eastern and northern Colorado. He
returned to his camp today and will
probably remain with the outfit until
the close of the season.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

The life story of Alton B. Parker,
Democratic aominee for the presiden
oy, reads most charminGly. His sim
pie home life on his farm in New
York. his uninterrupted political sue
cesses. his high regard for the law,
make of him a candidate ideal i'll
every particular. There will be no
nastiness in the present campaign. as
Judge Parker's life seems to be entire
ly free from political or personal
talnt
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

Our socialistic friend. Mr.. Sawyer,
doesn't take kindly to our protest
against the use of the Park for poiiti-
cal gatherings. His anger led him
into personal criticism of the writer
and IA TRADE which would shame a
coster- monger. Unfortunately, it is
not our habit to 60 round inquiring
what opinions are most pleasing to
various individuals, or we might
have consulted Mr.. Sawyer. But re.
curing to the personal attack. We
have understood that the most displeas-
ing thing to Mr.. Sawyer is our per-
sonal appearance. For this we are not
responsible, any more than Mr. Saw
yer. For while we may be poor
image of our Maker. certainly Mr..
SAWYER has little to commend him in
the same direction. Physiology asserts
that the impress of mans soul is re-
produced in his face and if such is a
fact, nature paid poor tribute to the
gentleman. when he set bis seal of
Shylockism ON his physioGuomy.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

ed and classed with third rate powers,
while those of other nations sat within
the shadow of the Sultau's own fez.
We really hope it will become neces-
sary to send United States fleet IN
to Turkish waters. Then if by some
slip gun could send twelve inch
messenger across the mosqne of st.
Sophia. perhaps his Mohammedan
highness would view things in diff
ereut light.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

Nothing appeals quite so much to
the Young American idea. as def
from this TO some other government,
when such deti arises from a correct
contention upon our part. Americans
hove been treated quite contemptuos-
" in the dominion of the Sublime
Porte. The Turkoman believed he
could slap us when and where he
pleased. Our ministers were insult
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

There ought to be no hesitancy
whatever, upon thes part OF the people
of Denver. in seeing to it that Presi-
dent johnson of the Fidelity Savings
association. wears striped clothing for
number of years. There hasu I
been such fragrant steal of other
peoples money perpetrated IN years
Grand Junction has more than few
snfIerers
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

1t is strange how many people will
notice an article of no particular pro-
minence. \ short editorial note
about farm horses being, spoiled
travelled about at an extensive rate,
Hope it may do some good anyhow,
now that it is being discussed.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

We can hardly expect that all the
good things proposed for Grand Jun
ction will come to pass. bat we had
reason to hope that the summer re-
sort problem would have been settled
before this time. We know whore it
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

The before harvest time vacation is
ON in the East right now and many
buyers are in nearly every section of
the new country. No place in the
new West offers such abundant oppor-
tunities in horticulture and agricul-
ture. as the Grand Valley. Intending
purchasers should bend their steps
in this direction.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

A Young ,iens Christian Associa-
tion building modelled after modern
lines, would be good investment
for Grand Junction people. Their
influence is good amopg all classes.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

No one has as yet claimed the dis
tihction of being Mesa county's origi-
nal Parker man. Doubtless some per
spring patriot win come to the fore
shortly, with his claim duly verified.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

There was enough excitement and
manifest Interest in the st. Louis con-
vention to have made half dozen
Republican conventions. of the cut
and dried affair at Chicago,
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

TIE great orass of people are now
apprehensive lest the few will be un-
successful in getting started off right
IN their customary pastime of running
the country.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12
THE CALL FOR COPY
PEOPLE ARE EASY.

Sparrows have mated.
So have the quails,
An likewise squirruls
An cottontails.
An everythin's happy
The sun is bright,
Craps is CROWN,
Weather's right.
Seems thar shouldn t
Be no kicks
When eveythin's squar
But polyticks-
Don know why
In a good season
Men funk their Jobs
An lose their reason,
Ferglt they've got
To irrigate.
But want to quit
An Iun the state;
When if they he'd
A lick o. sense,
They needn't live
In such suspense:
But jog along
An make n dollar
Fer they've no say,
Not even a holler,
Save when they holler
By permission
OF some darned
Pesky politician.
Fer people don't cut
Very much tin.
But vote to keep
The other duck in.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12
LEE s BUNTING,
T. N. BUNTING. fdifo

The old sock. as money recepta-
Gle, will be resorted to again, il a
few more such barefaced steals are
perpetrated, as in the case of the Fid-
elity
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

1t would seem that the average
horse is more fortunate in being fam
iliar with the automobile than the
average human being
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

Mattress manufacturers are cited to
improve their product. in these days
OF political platforms, there are easier
things to lie on.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

\ Glenwood girl has cat which
plays the piano, and it is gratifying
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

The ague afflicted seek the sun.
Republicans anticipate the ides of No
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

Railroads are persistent in Offering
rewards for capture of train hold-ups.
but somehow or other the provisions
don't seem to cover the affable Dol ter.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

Eureka oh, this village has evol-
we'd from its urbaDitv.
To become a paradise for the horde of
scared humanity.
Who long have sought to dodge ap-
penuicitis' awful grappie,
For they come down here where seed
less things succeed the seedless apple
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

to note that the feline's inewsical tai
ent is at least receiving proper culti-
vatinu
The indicator., 1904-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice of Public Trustees Sale

WHEREAS, William Thomas and Mary Thom,
as did, by their certain Deed OF lrnst dated
June goth, 1898, aud recorded on July .. lsOS, IN
Book 265. at Page 1874 OF the records In the
office of the Clerk and Recorder OF fuebio
County, State OF Colorado, convey to the i'ub-
lie Trustee in said Pueblo County the follow.
ing described real estate, situate In said
Pueblo ,ounty, state OF Colorado, to-wit: Lot
numbered nineteen l1el in block numbered
Two t2l in the suburban Land and Investment
Companys Addition being a subdivision OF
Block Forty six (I6) and Lots Foul (+l and
Five (5) of Block forty-Iwo Iig uplands Park,
as filed for record June 2tth, 1882 In the records
OF Pueblo County, Colorado, which said Deed
of Trust WAS made to secure the payment OF
the said forty-tive u5 pron-issory notes bear
ing even date with said Deed OF Trust for the
total princinal sum of Ten hundred eighty live
and nifty -hundreths Dollars, payable to the
order OF philip T.. o'Brien, one of said notes To
become due each month for forty months
after the date thereof, with interest thereon al
s per cent. per annum from tne maturiy
thereof until paid, torty-four of said notes
for the sum of $2l Ou each an one of said notes
for twenty nine dollars and nifty cents; and
Whereas, II is provided In said Deed "t
Trust inter ALA, that in case OF default In the
uavment of said notes or any of them, or any
mart thereof, or in the payment OF the interest
thereon, according to the tenor and effect OF
said notes, or any OF them, Or IN case aetault
breach OF, any of the terms, conditions, Gov
| epants or agreements therein contained, then,
| upon notice and demand in writing filed with
| the said Public Trustee by the beneficiary
thereundcr or the legal holder of the Indebted
| ness secured thereby, that such beneficiary OF
| legal holder has declared a violation of any OF
the covenants therein eonIaine9, ana ma ma
| demands such sale, II shall ano may be lawfu
| for said Public rnstee TO sell and dispose o
the said premises len masse or In separate par
| cells, as said Public Trustee may think best
| and all the right, title and interest OF esit
| WiIliam Thomas and Mary Thomas, thef
hehs OF asstsns, therein, at public auction
The indicator., 1904-03-12

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue of n writ Ul execution Il. IA and fee bill
issued out OF the District Court of Pueblo
County, colorado, to me directed, in favor of
Sites and Buell. and against Bennell and sisH
and j f. Bennell and " II. Sisk, command
ing me to make the sum of one hundred forty
four dollars and eighty six cents tslil.s6' dam
ages and eleven dollars and twenty cents
SlI.9OJ costs. together with interest from Feb
ruarS 9Th A, u. 1904. ! have levied upon al
the estate, right, title. interest. claim and de-
mand OF said W IL. sisk. defendant in and to
IA one-sixth undivided Interest in fractional
lots one u two % and three lBl in Block two
", in the former town OF Central Pueblo, now
a part of the consolidated city of Pueblo, ac-
cOrding to the recorded plat Of said town filed
for record August 18th, A. ID, 1883, and all the
Improvements thereon.
Now therefore, pursuant to sHli command |
shall on Monday, the 2Sth day OF March, a. d.
lqUi, at the hour OF ten O'Clock "a. m. said
day, ut the east front door Ofthe county court
house. in the city and county Of Pueblo, Colo
rado, sell MI OF said property, 80 much there
Of Us shall be necessary to satisfy said dAuI-
ages, costs, interest, and all accruing costs and
charges for the highest and best price the same
will bring in cash.
j. l.. BEAMAS,
Sheriff OF Pueblo county, Colorado.
Mich. 5-26, lgJt
The indicator., 1904-03-12
Pilgrim Baptist Church
General Items.

We are glad to see SO large an at.
tendance at the Wednesday evening
meetings.
Rev. A. ]. Sutton preached two
excellent sermons last Sunday in the
absence of pastor Layton. Services
well attended both morning and even
ing.
Mrs Layton in the absence of her
husband took it upon herself to raise
by subscription a sum of money which
is needed in the near future, and she
succeeded surprisingly well.
The ladies of the church will con-
duct their exchange again Saturday
from l to 6 p. m. at Curzon's market.
They furnish a good line of home made
bread, pies, cakes cookies, etc.
The candidates who are ready will
be baptized Sunday afternoon at the
Mesa Baptist church.
The young people gave a surprise
party on Miss Lizzie Corp Tuesday
evening.
The Ladies Aid and Mission socie-
ties met together at the church
Thursday at 2 p. m.