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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-17
Notice of Probate of Will.
STATE OF IOWA
Crawford County -

STATE. OF IOWA
Crawford County y
In the District Court Of Iowa in and for
rawford County-Notice Of the reading and
probate of Will.
To Whom Ii May Concen
You and each of you are hereby notified to
appearat the court house in DcnisOn, Craw-
Der 1904. at Ii o'clock. Il. m. to then and there
attend the probate of an instrument in writ
ing purporting to be the last Will and Tesla
1y, deceased at which time and place you will
appear and show cause. if any you know. why
SAID VIII should not be admitted to probate
~, In teStimony whereof !, nave hereunto sub
District Court this lst day of August, 1904
ol-3t FRANK EAUI. Clerk
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-17
Korean state Robes.

state robes for the Korean emperor
are OF rich yellow hue and are en-
l with many cabalistic signs.
there are no ushers and no court func-
tlonalies at the palace and there is LITTLE
OF no display The servants wear gar
menfs and headdresses of red calico
Inns court livery is simple to make and
cheap 10 buy
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-17
Limited Desire.

The Sunday school class was singing
81 Want to Be an Angel and the
teacher said to one little fellow, why
don't you sing louder, Johnny?'
I'm singing just as loud as l want
to be an angel" answered the incor-
rigible Johnny.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-17
All the EssentinIs.

"Do you think they'll be happy now
they're married?"
"Well don't see why not. They eat
the same kind of breakfast food, take
the same brand of dyspepsia tablets
and wear the same make of hygienic
underwear" Town Topics.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-17

Sympathy is due any woman whose
husband has dyspepsia. 1t closes up
the path to his heart.-Atchison Globe.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-17
A Hard Life,

Mrs. Hatterson-I hope your boys
college life hasn't injured him phys
ically.
Mrs. Gatterson In what way?
why, | heard he had been dropped
geveral times. Life.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-17

He who begins many things finishes
nothing. Simmons.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-21

Editor Independent: How hath tie
mighty fallen! The Weekly Inter
Ocean of March % contains the Iol-
lowing: "In the long run the i'll
creasing supply of gold cannot fail &c
lessen its purchasing power
After years of battling against the
silencing of truth, this great apostle
OF privilege admits all that we ever
claimed concerning the quantitatis e
theory of money. Mind you, this ad-
mission occurs in an editorial en-
titled, "Cheapening Money" Quot
ing Bro. Tibbles, the mullet head"
will say: "Yep, that's so" and COLI
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-21

tinue to vote 'er straight for money
good in Yurrup
BY the way, | cannot see how any
many of good common intelligence can
read the Inter-Ocean for a year and
still be a republican.
w. E. FERGUSON, Jr.,
Operator of Push Farm.
Harrington, Neb.
(Perhaps the editor Of the Inter-
Ocean had just been reading the re-
cent mint report and that was what
frightened him. 1t is stated that dur :
ing February and part of March tie
mint at San Francisco coined ITO tons
of gold, or 4,C93, 500, or more thar a
million a day. Of course If that rate
was kept up for a few years the III
trinsic value" of gold would mostly
disappear.-Ed Ind
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-21

furnished by mercantile credits at the
statutory rates of interest. What
Wall street wants is to substitute its
own credit for that of the manufac-
tuTers and merchants; to obtain mon-
cy free of interest, so as to lend it out
at usury. A. ID.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-21

d. l.. Perine, Harrison county, ".
Va, after visit in California, writes:
Il have not, therefore, had the pleas
ure Of reading The Independent until
my return; but | am now at home
and better peoples party man than
ever"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-21
~ ~ ~or~or~,r ~,f~>r~r~r
THE REASON WHY.

State taxes this year will be approximately 90
per cent. higher than in the years lS9789.
Today the county assessor and his deputies max
ing most thorough, painstaking search for every
scrap Of property owned by the people, that this
big increase in taxation may be placed upon it In
few weeks the state board will the railroads.
If the board does it's full duty the heavy increase in
state taxes will fall alike upon the railroads and
the people. Whether the board will do it's duty re-
mains to be SEEN
But why should state taxes be much heavier this
year? The question is easily answered It is be-
cause the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-14

inviting look TO the rooms. Progress
i've four rhanded euchre was played,
the score cards being very unique
water color character sketches. After
the games, dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess, The winner OF
the club prize was Mrs. w. H. Lang
ford: the guest prize, Mrs. Chas. Lev
erenz and the consolation prize fell
to Miss Eugenia James. The SIX
Stocking club is composed OF some OF
| the most progressive society women
who enjoy TO the utmost the delight
| ful little mornings which TEND to weld
more closely together the links OF
friendship, Miss Taylors guests
| we're. Misses Fannie Hanf. Josie
Grace. Nettie Grace, Nina Smart,
Mimic Talbot, Gene James, Bette
Hahn. Victoria Harrel, Cora Martin,
Matte Orto, Bette Austin, Wilson
(Warren,, Annie Bell Taylor, Mes
DANES NJ. Danaher. a. w. Scruggs,
la, P. Turney. G. E. Leverenz' Ned
Harrison Washington. Will Riley
Thurman Louthan, M. w. Bell, w. II.
Iangford. Finn Hutt. Jack Day. Harry
Trulock, John Speers
On Thursday evening last. the men,
hers of the Main street Methodlst
church rendered their new pastor
Rev. Hawkins, and wife reception.
A delightful program had been pre-
pared by the church choir, AT the
conclusion of the program light re-
freshments were served. The pro
gram was as foiloWs;.
; Trio. Methodist church choir.
Recitation, Miss sEdith King.
Solo. Miss Harrel.' -.
Recitation. Miss Vashtl King
Violin solo, Mr.. Roy Davis.
Vocal solo, Dan Taylor.
Recitation. Miss Lorinne Hart.
Violin solo, Mr.. Roy Davis.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Jesse Core.
Vocal solo, Miss Cora Martin.
ON next Thursday morning at II
o'clock Mrs. Finn Hutt will entertain
tho Silk Stocking club at her NONE
on West Fifth avenue.
The Carnation club gave its week.!
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list of those present were: Mr.. aud
Mrs Fem HUT, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Bell, Mr.. Thornton Johnson. Miss
Cora Lee Buck, Mr.. Leonard Ledbet
Jean Atkinson, Miss Mildred Thomp-
son, Mr.. Gerald Triplett. Miss Mel
lie Gallagher Mr.. Van Knox Miss
Asa Tomlnson, Mr. Woodward, Miss
Alma Taggart, Mr.. X. r. Roberts, Mr..
Hardy Kilgore, Miss Anabel TAYLOR,
Miss Johnnie Boone, Mr.. Sterling Bar
row, Miss Bette Austin, Mr.. Emmett
Wilson, Miss Bette Hahn, Miss VIC
toria Harrell, Miss Pauline ScuIl, Mr..
Fred Beale, Mr.. Edgar Mizell, Mr..
Burt Strickland DR.. MaytieId and
Miss Sternum.
One of the social events OF the pasr
week was the excursion Monday even
ing ON the steamer Henry Sheldon,
The boat went about twelve miles Up
the river and returned The party
on board enjoyed themselves for near
ly three hours in dancing and merry
making The party was chaperoned
by Mrs. Alton Walker ana Mr.. and
Mrs. Buck Bloom. Among those fornI-
ing the eXcursionists were Miss Mel
lie Gallagher, Miss Hilda Honnet, Miss
Maude Hurley, Miss Mildred ThCmp
son. Miss Lizzie LeMaire, Miss Nina
Smart. Miss Thornton, Miss Williams,
Miss Matte Card, Miss Willie Jean
! Atkinson. Mr.. Will HUT, Mr.. Emmett
Wilson, Mr.. Hardy kilgore, Mr. Me;
Gallagher, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Woodward
! Mr.. Gerald Triplett, Mr.. Sam Russell,
Mr.. Curren Nichol, Mr.. Victor Ha'
rison, Mr.. Edgar Mizell, Mr.. Thornton
! Johnson, Miss Josie Strauss, Miss
Minnie Strauss, Mr.. Perry and Mr,
and Mrs Finley HUT.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Broom
/ field to Mr.. John w. Reap took place
/ Thursday evening at Trinity Episco-
pal church in the presence OF COM
pany limited to immediate friends OF
the young people. The bride Wore a
conventional going away gown OF
brown Sicilian over brown tareta.
AMI carried touquet c. rose.. Sn,
entered the church with the groOi.A
followed by Mrs. Broomtie'G, her
mother, who gave the bride away. She
had no attendants. Mr.. Reap holds a
responsible position with the Sirnsoll
and Webb Furniture company, and Is
regarded as one of the bes~ and mos,
worthy young business men III the
city. After the ceremony, which wa
pronounced by Rev. w. ID. Bucmkner
the young couple left for st. Louis
where they will spend several days a
the fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Reap will bt
at home to their friends after the 2Utl
of August. Besides Mrs. Z. W. Bo
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cage, who presided at the organ. there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Malley,
Mrs. Guyer, Mrs. Carter, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Sandefur Currie, Miss Maude Hurley.
Mrs. Frances Langston, Mr.. and Mrs
David Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hay
cock, Mr.. E. G.. Lame and M. A. b.
Cushing.
A jolly crowd of picnickers accor.
panied by Evangelist Allen Wilson
and their minister, the Reverend Per
cy Cross, were driven to Pitts lake
Tuesday and spent very pleasant
outing. Fishing, shooting and various
other field sports afforded the amusc.
ment of the day, and the evsnt will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-14

dance Thursday night in honor OF j.
Rippe and Miss Hazel Ackerman, who
are soon to be married. Messrs. Leo
nard Ellenbogen and Abe Thalhelmer
lead the german. Those present were
Misses Ethel Weavers (Fort Smith,
Elsie Jacobson, l.iZe Yout, lrma May
or. Hazel Heck Mamie Steil, Flora
Salinger. jeanette LowenStein, tOkia-
homa City,, Helen Sokolosky, Blanche
Volmer, Selma Rosenberg tPlne
Bluff. Hazel Ackerman, Jennie Rent
lnger, Irene Bott, Ruth Lowenfield,
Imogene Levy, Eugene Levy, Rose Ma
RE Stiff (ShreyeporD; Messrs. Leo
nard EllenbOgen, Abe Thalheimer,
Walter Parker paris, Tex. Adolph
jacobson. Norman Cohen, Sam Stortz
(Coloradol, less HeiITan, Mike and
Louis Yout l.. Bogy, Ange Joseph.
Ralph Reutlinger tHope, Ark, Cliff
| ford McGowen, Perry Stiff, Josh
Rippe, Roy Pollock, Eugene Volmer,
Eugene Bren and Gilbert Blass. The
chaperones We're: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hochbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph SokoI-
oslly, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Salinger.--
Little Rock Gazette.
Quite delightful evening was
spent on last Sunday at the home OF
Miss Gussie Thalheimer, watermel'
on party being given in honor of Miss
Pearl Thalheimer OF Little ROCK. The
evenings pleasure was very much en-
loved by the young folks who were
invited to meet the young lady. The
guests were, Misses Olyn Heineman
Edna Strauss. Flora Silbernagle, Ida
Silbernagle, Essie Gottlieb. Pear
lThalheimer, Clara Frank; Messrs
|Sam Altschul, Bertram Altschul, Clar
1ence Hanf, Harry We'll, Bennie We'll
August Thalheimer, Able Thalheim
Ter. Harold Bluthenthal, Harry Rosen
berg, Dave Kaufman, Arthur Johnson
The young society men OF the CITY
entertained their young lady friends
with a dancing party on Wednesia!
night last at Forest park. For slm
mer dances the park is decided,
che coolest and most commodiou'
nnlace in the city, and has been full,
, enjoyed by the young people. Th'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-14

long be remembered by all those
present. Precisely at noon dinner was
served on the grounds to all in at
tendance. of which every one partook
heartily. Late in the afternoon the
crowd returned to the city greatly re-
freshed from the days recreative
amusements. Those forming the par-
ty were Evangelist Wilson, Rev. ana
Mrs. Percy Cross, Rev. Frank Thomp-
son, Mrs. Frank Fergus, Miss Clara
Stevens. Mrs. Lucy Hudson, Miss Min.
ME Baker, Miss Olive Matthews, Mrs.
w. r. Crawford, Miss Lottie Vance OF
Memphis. Mr.. Robert Vance, Mr.. VIII
Ellis, Mr.. Charles Roma. Mr.. T. Il.
Vail and Mr.. Duncomb.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-14
THE PORCH.

BLUFF /,
does her built the yeranda,
nore pa ked about the expense,
Il the na, she said:
.ota Nv mind it, Ed
,hysd hink of dollars and cents.
the laa
,mbodyh Z.
mn Clara was married,
,nonde pa as glad as could be,
"a would smile
'0D kll the while,
ID of that porch" said she.
Pr both Belle and Amy
ce for the porch at night
y AL the rest
= Vas thought best
INDOORS, out of sight.
3|s|y4, /, .,.;.. :: ,,.. ......
n faster than Amy
,vauhic er man in July;
=. star an commend
attest ~ ~ ths fch to send
~ ,'jce weeS oath sky high,
and Hoa
NV star 5.
ting ~ l.' pesi Amy informed us
ories. epa az told Jimmy yes"
.,-Malk Us three,
" s.,v star md me,
partl'l IN fsr 'hat porch, guess.
a..3, .;ng orclss cleveland Leader.
rsides rsias thsn -.
;. third time the peopl
s's.:.:: som; N; me-: s:s; ::;s at 3
:. Iout Henry Sheldon. A
- rare treat for the Pin
any took advantage q
aently there has bee
A.A iuii in society the pas
TAM '.. ,,..... :. :.
Nv morning last, at l
aggie Taylor deligh
.A&As the Silk stockin
f~'v liable home was bea,
N fragrant cut flov
,oAR plants. giving a COO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-14

,42.n |
Ne slvFlI
t IT does /
|pr more Ml.]
profit the +
be rate IS b
sex, phys'1
hin the 1s'q
q emOod9h'
4
CorresponS'
given
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morning last, at 10
assle Taylor delight
the Silk Stocking
'aole home was beau.
IN fragrant cut flow.
pants, giving a cool,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-14

We have spent a lifetime making
happy homes. Entire outfits for the
newly wed.
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BEULAH ITEMS
y OUR SPECIAL CORRESPOND

Mrs. David Jones returned to
Pueblo on Tuesday much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. Daught and little sons came
Saturday night to visit Mrs.
Daught over Sunday.
@ @ @
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. c. Smith is quite ill, being
threatened with brain fever.
O @ @
Mrs. Keil and children returned
to Pueblo on Sunday after pleas
ant outing at St. Augustine Camp.
@ @ @
Mrs. Cunning and children re-
turned to Pueblo after visit Of a
week with MIR. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Laybourn.
Middle creek is swollen from
the big rain which occurred in the
mountains above Beulah on Mon
day night.
Mr.. Ellingwood and family re-
turned to their home in Pueblo on
Monday after several weeks stay
in our valley.
Mr.. Sneair and family have
been spending their vacation in
Beulah. Mr.. Sneair expects to be
back on his mail route on Friday,
Aug. 10Th.
Several young men of the val
ley went to the Mesa on Sunday
last to take part in the seasons
round up of horses.
A horse belonging to Chas.
Donelly was truck by lightning
on Monday as it stood in its stall.
Another horse standing in the
same stable was unharmed.
@ O @
Mr.. Samson, the young man
who fell from the cliff at the Big
Hill on last Wednesday was able
on the day following to be re-
moved to his home in Pueblo.
MAXINE.
The indicator., 1904-08-20
Notice OF Sherin,s Sale.

Public notice is hereby given that under
and by yirtue|Of a special writ of execution is
sued out Of the County Court of Pueblo County,
Colorado, to me directed, in favor of Jonas
Neun and against Mrs. Nj. A, Allen, commaud-
ing me to make the sum Of one Hundred and
Thirty mine Dollars and Sixty tcnts tsl3s.5Oj
damages aud Thirteen Dollars and Thirty
Cents $3.50 costs, together with interest
from August 18th, \. d. 100t, have levied
upon all the estate, right, title interest, claim
and demand Of said Mrs NJ. 4. Allen defend
ant, In and to Lots forty-ive (45l forty six u6)
forty-seyen 90 iorty eight as and forty nine
tlgD in Il ock nine 90 in Nankeuren and Vas
saults' subdivision of Lot two ~ In Block
forty-iour ~ in Uplands Park, in the former
town of Bessemer, now part of the consol-
idated City Of Pueblo. Colorado
Now, Therefore, pursuunt to said command
SHAH on Friday. the 9th day of September, A .
u. 1901, Mt the hour of ten O'Clock a. m. on said
day. at the East front door OF tn. Court House
in Pueblo. Pueblo County, Colorado, sell all
the said properly, or so mucn thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy said damages, costs.
Interest and alf accrIling costs and charges, for
the highest and best pr.re the same will bring
in cash
j. l.. BEAMAN.
Sheritf of Pueblo County, Colo
Aug. 20-Sept, 3. 1901.
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.LICHTNINC'S FRANKS
Several Houses Struck and Other
Damage Doas

Sunday lasts electrical storm did
some damage to few houses up this
way and injured . few people, but
fortunately there we're no fatalities:
The residence Of C. ]. King, at
1882 Spruce street was Jared by
. sudden bolt that struck the Chin
ney, and As. King was prostrated
from the effects Of q nervous shock.
Smoke and SCOT filled the house.
The residence Of John Dunleavy
at 1914 Pine street was also hit and
the electrical fluid following the
covse Of the stovepipe, upset dishes
and pans on the stove and shocked
the inmates Of the house.
A Aoase at the corner Of Abriendc
avsaus and CsatEal street was alss
The indicator., 1904-08-20
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS

to the fruits Of their labor. In
the meantime there are plenty of
others who would like to have a
hand in what is going on but they
can't get in on the deal aforesaid,
and neither can they accomplish
anything by standing off to one
side and scolding. The slate max
ers referred to are not vote get
ters in the primaries, and it would
not be much trouble to undo all
their scheming by a little quiet
work on the side.
Some guesser who had lots of time
for speculation says that the next
republican nominee for sheriff will
be one Of the following: ]. L. Bea-
man, A. H. Smith, 7. G Mccarthy,
Thos. Grove, or ]. E. Collier. When
his hearers remarked that they didn't
know that some of this crowd of five
even aspired to the nomination, the
man said that such a display of ig-
norance was quite common, he found,
but that some men are likely to be
brought into the scrimmage against
their own sweet will.
The Chieftain is skinning the
Denver grafters, and says truly
that the woods and weeds are full
of 'em who are in on the grab.
They are beginning to show their
hands here in Pueblo, and de-
mands have been made even be-
fore candidates have been select
ed. When the tickets are finally
named the nominees will probably
be wise enough to know that the
sooners can't control anything
more than their own votes, and
not that much always. The do
ings of the grafters is common
talk already and somebody is 60
ing to be fooled, for their pie is
apt to be of sawdust filling.
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Tho 1innequa Pharmacy.

Has moved from a1s6 Evans avenue
to the new Hazard block, corner In
diana and Evans, whore We now invite
the public to give Us . call. With our
complete stock, new stone and all
modern oonvcnienoes, we can please
you and wait ON you day or night. We
mako specially OF filing presorip-
lions and oatry . line Of first GLASS
goods usually carried by = first Glass
pharmacy. Your respectfully,
J. L. q. CHAUVIN 4 90.
The indicator., 1904-08-20
Summons in Divorce Proceedings.

orATE oY tofJpKADo
PUEBLO Cousry N
In the County court
Matte T Wright Plaintiff, Vs. Ezra Wright,
- Defendant,
me people of ths State Of COLORADO q. to the De-
'enuhhl hboN. Named. Greeting.
lpu are hereby required to appear In an nc
'lon pronRht against yon by the above named
Palhtlu. IN the County Court OF Pueblo
couhty. state of Colorado, and answer the
complaint tberoiD within thirty days after the
scrsi'c ncfeot, II you are served within this
1,ate, OF within nity days after the service
neiooi u served personally outside the state Of
to,ofhuo; or, If served by publication, within
siAty uhyn from the date of the last publica-
ton , or trial will be hnd the same as tbouyh Ia
you were present.
This is an action brought tn obtain n Decree
OF divorce and such other and further relief
~ may seem Ia the Court Just and euuitable
rom the Complaint a copy OF which is here
70 httuched, and the evidence adduced upon
the tnal. "
The ground upon which this action is
Drought In for the wilful desprtiou of +he
pihlhtili 10y the defendant for moro than one
year prior to the bringing of this action
ine rciiof sought herein lie for n dissolution
9i me existing marriage between plaintiff and
defendant, that plaintiff be permitted to re-.
rufhe her maidrn name OF Matte T., Bcniu-
inlil, aud for costs OF suit,
Witness, l., II. uiBsos, Judge nnd Acting
o. hereunto Ned mt my oflice, In the City of
f4eblo' Tins sOlh day Of June. a. ID. 1904.
lsLALl l.. h. GIBSON,
Judge and Acting Clerk
Bv l.. A. Gibson, Deputy Clerk
July A-hug, 10, 1904.
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SAID Mathilde Hahn and Charley Hahn
,he'r heirs and assigns therein, at pub
lie auction. for the highest and hes,
price the same will bring in cash. for
,ne purpose OF paying the sum of Eight
Hundred Dollars, and Interest there
on In the sum of s40.50 at eight per
cent per annum, being the unpaid in
aeptedness secured by said Deed of
Irust). and the expenses of executing
"ear 1908.
Dated at Pueblo. Colorado, August
10th, 1904.
ALEXANDER 7. STEWART,
Az Public Trustee in Pueblo County,
Colorado.
FIRST insertion Aug. 20. 1904.
Last insertion Sept. II. 1904.
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Notice for Publication.
,rlxIrx LAND, ACT JuNE 8, 1873.


iUNIrKp STATES LAND OFFICE,
Pueblo. Colo, Aug. &, 1903.
NOTICE Ia hereby giyen that In compliance
IN vith the provisions OF the act Of Congress
Of June ., lS7s,. entitled AN act for the sale
of timber lands in the states of California,
0YeSon. Nsyada, and Washington Territory"
- t. II the Public hsnd ~ ssates BY
sounty Of Pueblo, State OF Colorado, has filed
In this once her sworn statement No. g; ior
Gsctioo II, sWA NWA Of Section No. ~ 4, II
TOWnehip No. BS, Range No. 9e W., and Will
oSsr proof 70 show that the land sought Ia
mors valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish Sstabiish lt nst
Receivsr Of this once at Pueblo, Colorado, on
Wednesday. the i9th day OF Vst1nsr, St,,ss iN, d.
pasture o. Beui.h, Cole, pr,ph m ., sslls,s G,o Of
X. a. Wslkel Of Pueblo, Colo.
Any and "a parsons claiming ad,srsely y, r. as
thsir claims In this once on or before said l9th
day Of October. 1904.
AN, io-Oct. u, 1904.
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D. &R. G. R. R. Co.

Worlds Fair Rates to St. Louis and
return. Tickets good Is days, $19.40;
Tickets good 60 days, $32. 20; Tickets
good until Dec. 18th, $500. Service
and equipment the very best. We will
make your sleeping car reservations.
Call 1t the "Rio Grande" once b
Central block for advertising matter
and sny informatioa wanted.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of Roger p. Campbell, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been rppointcd
of the estate OF Roger r. Camp
bell, late OF the County of Pueblo and Stale
OF Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she viii appear before the County Court
Of Pueblo county, at the court house in Pueblo.
in September next, mt which time nll persons
having clniai- against said estate are notified
and requested 10 attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted. All persons In
debtcd tn said estate are requested to make
payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of August A. ID. 1904.
MARY +. CAMPBELL,
Administrator.
Aug 90 Sept II, 1904.
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ABSOLUTELY QUICKEST, BEST
Leave Pueblo 4 p. M, arrive st. Louis
p. m. next day, Santa Fe. s17.l6
tound trip.
4 Quick Arrest.

]. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala
was twice in the hospital from &c.
we're case of piles, causing "a tumors.
After doctors and all remedies failed,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly ar
rested further inflammation and cured
him. 1t conquers aches and kills
pain. 25c at Glover Drug Co., 4l2
Northern avenue.
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Dates Of Fails

county Fair at Lamar,
Aug. "a, 25, &c.
Bent county Fair at Las Animas,
Aug. 81, Sept. l and 2.
Arkansas Valley Fair at Rocky
Ford, Sept. 6, Z. 8 and 9.
Canon City, Sept 81 to %.
Colorado State Fair at Pueblo,
Sept. 26 to 80.