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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-12

set my hand and affixed the Seal Of the
said court, at my Office, in Carson City,
this the 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1905. and
in the year of our Independence the
l29th.
T.. j. EDWARDS,
(ceaD Clerk.
BY II. d. EDWARDS.
Deputy Clerk.
Gate Of first pub ication June s. 1905.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-12
THOMAS p. HAwLEY.
U. s. District Judge

u. $. District Judge.
Endorsed-No. Sl2. In the United
States Circuit Court, Ninth Circuit. Dis
trict OF Nevada. Il. Reinhart & Co.,
Incorporated. a corporation. Plaintiff.
VS.. w. NJ. Graves, ct al. Defendants.
Order for Publication of Summons.
Filed this 9th day of June. "A. ID. 1905.
T. j. Edwards. Clerk. by II. d.. Ed
wards. Deputy Clerk.
United States OF America.
District of N~evada-ss.
I, Il. j. Edwards. Clerk OF the Circuit,
Court OF the United States for the Dis
trict of Nevada. do hereby certify tina
the above and foregoing is a full, true
n correct cop of the original order
for Publication now on file and of rec
ord in my office.
In testimony whereof. | have h%ereunto
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-12
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Gate Of first pub ication june 5. 1905.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-12

In testimony whereof. have hereunto
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
The Cattle Show.

Although spirit Of expectancy
dominated at the fair grounds, today,
the big { ction set apart for the cattle
show. was colin and peaceful. when
4 Journal man cllled there. this morn
i, z Thr reporter vas taken in tow
~ I. I. Clifford Or Canaan, who is sun
tnI.ient of the neat stock EXHIBIT.
Nr. Clifford stated that the entries this
Y ar surpaes the greatest anticipationS.
nd he affirmed that the live stock eX-
hibit of tn. fair will be superior to any
other fair given in the State. and his
claim was amply borne out Wnen an in
spection of the entries was made. Mr.
Clifford has not only used all the pens
and tents. that We're used at the fair
| Of 1904, for the accommodation of IN
stock, but he has also erected new
tents to furnish accommodations for
about 100 head Of cattle that arrived,
Monday and today.
One of the interesting events. to the
cattle show coterie, was the birth Ct
a cunning little calf which made its
appearance on Monday. The proud
mother is Liza of Caledonia" one of
the Durham stock farm herd. This
farm. by the way, is making one of the
finest exhibits that has ever been seer
at any cattle show this year. Hopkins
Brothers of Fort Fairfield are the
proprietors of the farm, and they are
exhibiting 20 head Of Short Horns,
many Of them ue-ribboners. In this
herd is included the famous herd bull
Village Hero" 0S9625) and very
promising 2-year-old bull. Duke of
Lookout"
The exhibit of Short Horns is a very
attractive one, and beside the excellent
showing from the Dunham farm, are
those mentioned below. f. A. Doloff
Of Mt. Vernon is showing head that
are promising candidates for awards,
among the herd a fine bull, "Bcssie's
Duke" J. P. & II. A. Ellis Of Fairfield
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
Down the Pike.

Eight in the center Of the big fair
grounds. midway between the executive
buildings and the ;5randstand. stretches
the Pike. two long avenues and each side
lined with the falirs, the lemonade
vendors and side shows. which the pass
crby is gravclV informed are direct from
tho Worlds Fair, but whether st. Louis,
Portland or Windsor is not specified. Rut
no objections can be made to anything
that Will be on the Pike. today. Thcr..
will be dancing girl shows rubbing tent
staknS with trained animal exhibits. the
frankfurter man will be there In all tEr
glory of his white coat and mustard pot,
and the wild Girl" that sterling feat
urc of every fair, is here rs usual There
is the usual african GodGcr" smiling Sc
renely as he will dodge the hot ones that
aro PASSED ont 10y the ambitious. ard tho
m'rry-g round. the cider mill, the Strik-
inI machine, and tie fortune tellcrs will
NJ be smiling ana ready for business
"Wednesday morning
Int~rminGled with tie -inscl tents of
the str3llinE iakirs are many education
NJ exhibitions. principally of farming i'm
plcmcrtg. labor-SavinS dey ices and ma
chinery Of every kind and description. al
though all Of special Interest to the till
er Of the soil and the stock breeder.
Don't miss the Pike,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
The Horse Show.

The horse show vii! be one of the great
features Of the fair ana while there are
so many other things ~ attract the VS.
itor. the horses will surely come in for
their share Of attention and admiration.
As with the poultry, cattle. arts and
crafts nomolC gCal and agricultural dt-
surrasses all previous efforts. and it is
conservative 70 estimate thar never he
fore in the history Of autumn fairs in
this State has there been such Il great
exhibition of draft, driving, and fancy
horses as will he exhibited, this week.
Charles \. Ridley is the superintendent.
OF this department. and with = large corps
of assistants he was busy. today, in ar
ranging for the reception and acComno-
datnn OF the horses. Those who are eX-
hibitinG horses i'll the premium class are
as fellows:
J. I. Arnold. /; T. l.. Allcn, I; Millard
Brcr, i; Harry Branch, !; Frank lick
ford. 4; Martin Blaisdei i; Daniel Bow
man, ]: leonard T. BlalsdeIl. 4; Willie
3,d e Brown hrl i L ! e f5en Eerr :; " 4 E"Ti ."T
lett, !. Fred Cayfcrd, :; Cannon & Jones
!; Geo. a. Cool, l; Fred II. Cushman. i;
A. Z. Clement, /; Mrs. &. o. Chamber
Ilin, /; E.. $. Crossley, 2; j; NJ; Chambcr-
Emery. l; Melvin Eldridge, /; Elmwood
Stock Farm. 16: Jacob Furbush. /; ]. G..
Fish. ?; c. \: Fuller. /; Joseph Gouthier,
a. Gleason. 4; l. H. Fcrsom. /; Geo. P.
FIaires, >; Ivan Hodges l: Percy d. Hal
lett. /: II. =. Heagan. 3; Robert Jennings
& Son. 9: J. ". Johnson. i: Vital I."s-
sard, !: J. w. Hunt, 1; Morrison stock
Farm. g; Mrs. Peter Merry. /: c. Marsh
all. !; Frank Parker. ]; Frank PoIGcroy. /;
Sumner Rowe. L. Merritt Reed. |: Joseph
s. Rodoricl. l; Alphonso Richardson. |:
\. II Rice ); Joseph l.. Robinson, !; G.
y. Ridley, /: Alton L. Richardscn, I; =.
g. Stevens, /; u. NJ. Sawtcll". /: a. II.
Smart. l; a. +. Sawyer, 8: J. II. Stevens.
I; Chas. II. Simpson, >; II. z. SlIidmore.
l: Florence Stcbie. !: Geo. f. Shores, .:
Maxine Turrelle, l; DR.. F. p. Clifford, .:
Charles j.. Tibbette. |: O. o. Vittum Y
Son, T. Sylvester Witharl. :; f.. E. Will
lard. l; A. William Woods. .; Charles NJ.
Williams, 1: Fred ": Wyman. 2: Alfred
Weymouth. Alvah Watson, / Webster
Williams. 2; D. /. Weeks. ]; Charles II.
Wheeler. i; Cyrus Wheeler, /; Roy H.
Yeaton, ].
Supt Ridley said that The entries for
the races will be highly satisfactory, and
there will be a bunch OF starters for each
event. The card originally intended for
today has been set over to Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

Bishop Niles. Of New Hampshire. had
a singular experience while attending th,.
recent episcopal convention in Boston.
The bishop, who is Il very tall. heavy
man, was seated on one OF the low set
tees in the public garden. aud when hs
started to get up found that he had great
difficulty in regaining his feet. While i'll
the midst Of his struggles a wee tot Of Il
little girl came along ana offered her
assistance. The bishop ceased trying NJ
rise. and after surveying the little Eiri
critically, replied that she was too small
to help. The little girl persisted that sh,
could help. and the bishop WIS lust as
sure that she could rot. well" said
the little girl finally. i've help.d grand
pa lots of times wheE he was lots drunk
er than you are"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

Germany Will not yic!l upon points
which France considers to be essential
Both :tdcs show anxiety and the
strain promises to seriously affect the
E"ursc. However the foreign officc
continues to view the situation as sus-
ceptible of adjustment Gnd specifically
denies the alarmist report in 4 French
newspaper that the German demands
include the port OF MogGdor upon the
Atlantic coast of Morocco.
The following official statement was
made 10 The Associated Press. today.
on the subject:
The question of the ccssion of the
port of Mogador does not enter into
the negotiations in any fern for the
obvious reason that Germany and
France in their exchange Of notes have
specifically agreed to maintain the IN
tegrity of Moroccan territory. There
fore, it is impossible to regotiate upon
tn" cession Of MoSalor or amy other
part Of Moroccan territory"
When questioned. today. concerning
the renewed tension in the Franco
German negotiations, Or. Rosen made
rr-assuring statement. lie said:
The alarmist reports in some French
newspapers are quite unwarrantcd
The questions involved are of supreme
Importance to both countries and
therefore NJ. Revolt and are proceed
ing slowly and cautiously. not desiring
h&sty solution but seeking an ad-
Justinent which will leave the future
free from further misunderstanding.
N" prefer 4 few hours delay rather
than accept 4 lame, uncertain agree
ment which would be 4 continual
source Of future conflict rather than
definite assurance Of peace Both
of US seek an accord equitable and
honorable for both countries and one
not Wounding the legitimate self-re-
spCct of either country. Therefore the
prolongati"n of the negotiations ought
not 10 excite apprehension rs il shows
We are trying to reach q durable ac-
cord"
Tho foreign Offices denial that Ger
many was demanding tho ccssion Of
Mogador also served to reassure pub
lie sentiment and exercised q steadying
influence on the Bourse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

Libby, Robert Morrison. Gwendolen
Griffith, and Susie Stevens. Miss
Carrie Robertson of Detroit, with her
ten paintings. has accomplished Won
derfui amount of work for child of
her age.
Mrs. Mary c. Patten of Bowdoinham,
has shown herself, by her paintings. TO
be one of the ablest artists represent
ed at this fair. She has A. flower ana
4s fruit paintings. all Of which are OF
a rank to excite the admiration of the
ablest critics. In addition TO this geor-
geous array, there are several paint
ings of Cuban scenery shown as pro-
ducts of her mastery genius. MISS
Sarah D. Lang of Waterville, has sew
eral copies of rural scenery which are
extremely beautiful. Miss Lang is en-
ployed by the city of Watervllle as
teacher of drawing in the puohc
schools and, as an illustration OF what
she IS accomplishing in few lnci'iu
ual eases. are several specimens OF
work done by Arthur 1ngersol' "hlcn
predict for him a future in the woria
of art. If his training continues 10 Dc
snch as he is having at his present
age.
Mrs. V. Gertrude Fletcher of Au-
gusta. has put herself on the central
Maine fair records, no doubt, from
the collection of fine pencil drawings.
s+udia.; from casts and water color
paintiogs from nature. There are TO be
seen. four casts. four charcoal sketches
seven water color paintings and II
pencu drawings which have been the
subject of much comment.
Mrs. A. A. West of Waterville, has,
in the opinion Of some, the finest COL
lections of paintings to be seen here.
Paintings of fruit, flowers and natural
scenery in the number of l. are widely
attractive.
Mrs E. I. Ellis of Oakland. has five
paintings which place her in the class
of professionals.
The Southern side of the building is
largely devoted to the work done By
the pupils Of the Waterville public
achools under the able instruction Of
Miss Sarah D. Lang. The quantity of
works of good quality show a remark
able number of children in our city to
Rave tast-s in this direction which are
truly worth cultivating.
What remains to be noticed that is
o. particular merit among the exhibits
of this building will appear later as,
owing TO the inclement weather Of Mon
day the material was not able to be
conveyed from many points in the sur
rounding country, but will be lrranS-
ed in attractive order for observation
when the buildings will be opened, this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

fG1h another 'Sre breed. iSH the famous 1l shrop-
shlres and Lincolns This showing IS
made by c. p. Hamlin of East Nlii"h
and some OF the animals are dcuptle9'
destined TO go home with blue ribbons
a dozen Merinos entered by Z. Nichols
of Starks, will no doubt prove winners
and small I showing Of tve Ham hampsn.ro nro
promising. F. i. and T. O. Hilton Of An
son, will exhibit Hampshire Downs ad
Merinos to the number of %, and Anson
will also be represented BY D. Gray ol
that town, who will exhibit ]? Shfop-
shires. l.. Cushner OF Farmineton,, eH-
hib!ts five Cheviots. ana II shropshires
will be shown by Q. a Abbott Of Vas
salboro. George G. Hanscom OF Albion.
prizes, and Il Horned Dorsets entered by
5. T. Goodrich of Palmyra, will dou9-- :
less receive official recognition. Supt.
Glhord Is showing handsome selection
Hogs, hogs and more hCgs-and taken
altogether a very fine showing of this
very useful animal will be seen at the
of Grcenville, is among the first exhibit
ors and has entered 10 White Chestcrs.
and i. l.. Rogers of Troy. has entered
six hogs or the same breed. a. Adams
OF SCION, IS showing eigh. White Chestcrs,
and 0ther entries In the hog division are
as follows +. S. Dickson. Sabattus. nine
Berkshires and Poland Chinas: r. T..
smith; Ninslow, Ches-er White; c. y.
Arnold. two hogs
TO INSPECT the whole cattle division
would take day, but the visitor may
walk through the different avenues ard
glance over the exhibits in an hour or 50.
The writer spent a half day in. that IN
tel estlng section Of the big far. TO-DAY.
and then there was lots and lots that
were unseen The exhibit is just rs inter-
esrtng TO The city toiler as it is 70 the
farmar-and it will be better 10 miss some
other feature of the fair than To pass the
big cattle show by without at least ii
'.looll-in."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
MAINE COURTS
Continued from Page One.)

FoXcroft; ". w. Campbell. Milo: J. y.
Chase. foreman. Sebec; John {. Dag
gett, Medford Allen c. Duufce. OrEc-
Vile: y. c. Dougherty. Brownvillle; A.
A. Daggett Atkinson; A. W. Ellis.
Guilford: William NJ. Jones. Brown
vile; Pilez y. knight. Monson; j. Il.
Littlefield. Shirley; A. ID. Ladd Sebec
Second traverse jury-F. NJ. Mcserve.
Parkman; Y. F.. Macombcr. foreman,
Guilford; A. L. Merrill. Atkinson; {.
II. Oakcs. Sangerville: G. f. Perkins.
Abbot. Ernest Packard. Parkman: Il
A. Pray. blanchard; y. ]. Rowel
Dover: Guy Smith. Greeuville; Will
liam Weymouth. Abbot; Christopher
W5itehouse, Wellington; Edwin VIII
lard, Williamsburg.
The Who'll" "f Tuesday Was tlk.u rp
i'll the assignment Of cases for trial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
THE TRUE TEST.
Tried in Augusta, 1t Has Stood the
Test.

Tho hardest test is the test Of time.
ana Deans Kidney Pills have stood it
Well il Augusta. Kidney sufferers can
hardly ask for stronger proof than tie
following:
w. y. Hanks. carpenter. contractor
and builder, of 81 Quimby St. Augusta,
Nc, Says: NO person suffering from
kidneF complaint need hesitate to use
Doan'S Kidney Pills. | suffered for
long time from spells of backache and
kidney trouble. At times il was with
the greatest difficulty that ] could
stoop or straighten up and my work
caused severe tWinSes to 20 through
my back. l was advised by a friend
who had been cured by Doan's Kidney
Pills to give them a trial. and | got
box at Willis r. Partridge's drug store.
did so and found the remedy to be all
that is claimed for It. Less than two
boxes cured me. | had no further
trouble until short time ago when
was taken with bad attack. | got
Doan'S Kidney Pills and can cheer
fully say that I never used any medi-
cine i'll my life that brought such
promp. and effective relief. ! don't
want anything better than Doan's Kid
rey Pills for backache."
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan sand
t&ke 80 other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
MAINE FAIRS FOR 1905.
Places and Dates Of Our Annual Aari.
cultural Exhibitions.

Sept 1921. Hancock County, Rluehill
Sept. 1921. Oxford County. S. Paris.
Sept. 1921 West Washington, Cherry
field.
Sept. 1922. Central Maine Fair, Water.
vile.
SEPT. 26i-27; Cumberland Farmers Club
w. Cumberland.
Sept; 26-2S. New Gloucester and Dan
vile, Upper Gloucester.
Sept. 1928. kennebec County. Read
Sept. 2s-2S North Knox Union.
ton.
Sept. 2e-2S. West Penobscot. Exeter,
csn sent, 3 The Bristol Agricultural
Sept. $3.50. Piscataquis County. Fox
Oct 81. Unity Park Association, Unity
Oct 90 Franklin County. Farming
ton. is
Oct $-2' Lincoln County. Damariscotta
Oct. 81; East Somerset. HartiaDd
oct to-E Sagadahoc County, Topsham.
Oct. z Madawaska Madawaska'
Freeport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
IN The BALANCE.
Franco German Confer
ence May End In Failure.
Last Meeting Occurred Three
Days Ago. diplomatic Circles
ApprehensiVe That Germany Will Not Yield
Essential Points 10 France.

Paris, Sept. 19.-Anothcr crisis has
arisen i'll the negotiations between
France and Germany relative to the
Moroccan conference. This has re-
suited i'll 4 suspension Of the meetings
between DR.. Rosen, tthr new German
minister to Morriccp). and NJ. Revolt
Gorlner governor GO Algers). the
special plenipotentiarics Of Germany
and Franco. Their last meeting oc-
Cured three days ago and there is no
present sign Of the resumption nf their
conferences.
Dr. Foscn i'll the lnrl ltimc il seek
ing instructions from Ecriin. but the
extended delay begins 70 excite appre-
hension in the official qtarters that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
Always Successful.

Whtn indigestion becomes chronic il IL
dangerous. Kcdol Dyspepsia Cure will
crur indigestion and all troubles resulting
thtrefronl. thus preventing Catarrh oe the
stomach. DR.. Marlborough. OF League, w
VA. says: TO those suffering from in :
digestion or sour stomach I would say
,here Is no better remedy than Kodol
DYSPEPSIA Cure. 1 have prescribed it for
number of my patients with good sue
cess. hodol Dyspepsia Cure digestS
what YOU eat and makes the stomach
Sw@.t. Scld by BOWDITCH, WEBSTER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
The Art Department.

In tho Art derartment can he seen
so-'e cf the hest work of our Maine
artists. The drawings and paintings
make up an art gallery which merits
generous praise. Mrs. NJ. L. Jenkins of
Plttsfield in addition to a large amount
of original work done by herself. has
shown some Of the work of her children
pupils who are between the ages Of s
and 12 years. A comparison of their
work will not be possible. since 1t all
seems to approach the same degree of
excellence. The names OF the puplls
which has been nosted before the
eyes Of IN adrliring public are as toll
lows: Newton r. Thompson. Myra
Conforth, Fred y. Nelson, Raymond
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
No Unpleasant Effects

! y you ever. took DeWitt's Little Early
RlSers for bilousness or constipatjon
YOU know what pill pleasure is These
famous little pills cleanse the liver and
rld the system of all bile without pro-
duCng unpleasant effects. Justice Of the
Peace Adam Shook, New Lisbon, Ind,
says: Some three years ago had n spell
of grip and felt outdonc and happened
TO get n trial box of DeWitt's LITTLE
Early RiserS and they gave me strength
and muscle" They do not grips oY. rraLe
ToI fe"l sick Sold bv BOWDITCH.
WEBSTER * co
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

~, /" tif; ntLr ald Tommy Atkins" the Brit
t,i...t,ot III ms namc: Years ago sir
C,,fi"d ..TtH viact' YIN n huhllSh"d a little volume
ScI.vine =, 9u,LfTs PockathooE Of Field
space in the field reports III ~ I pi,iilk x
u use the name. ''Thnrnas a-I,;,n y" pp'n%d
pocketbcok is the Rritisb enI,,in,. ~, n"
tary Bible and the name iTnTr ..,'hor,,S1,i ih,i.
+1;rIC- nicS; wa was at once adopted as his proner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
] Had Stone in the Bladder.

and my kidneys were affected. None
OF the means taken for relief produced
any lasting benefit until began the
use of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, n. Y. The pain
ceased-the calculus or stone having
been dissolved by the medicine. l am
ready to testify that my recovery was
due to DR.. Kennedys Favor;te
Remedy.-E. D. w. Parsons, Roches-
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20
MCMANUS WINS
Over Ex-senator Plunkitt in New
1ork's Hardest Fought Primary.

New York Sept. 19.-Thomas ! Nc
Manus, popularly known rs The" Ne
Manus. Won a hard victory over Forrnc.
state Senator George Washington Punkit-
Assembly district today With tIdrrYan
Frederick Richter as his ally McManus
noll"d li%i votes as against 1865 for Punk
IT and his ally, John r. Dordan This
hSht was the hardest Of 4 half dozen
Democratic contests and four Republican
contests Of lesser Interest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

Mrs. Kate Ellis, Grange exhibit, Ex-
hibition hall.
E. T. Bailey. implements. Exhibition
hall.
Kennebec Journal Representatives,
Executive building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

Owing to constantly living in canoes. a
race of dwarfs III British New Guinea
are losing the use of their legs. while
their chests and arms are abnormally de-
veloped.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

Wv. 81 IT." mrinh.rs Of C2~7,,
cr..I,,.,|l l'-1 brotherhood az calicc'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

Nearly every Chinese can read. hut
about 20 per cont. of the women urc en-
tirely ureducatcd
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14

Mrs. Myra Cox has returned to
Canon City from visit with friends at
Galva and Clinton, Iowa.
TIE Excelsior is the best Wheel made
for the money. With Coaster Brake,
t29 cash. Tiffin 4 Bunten. g
CAN we fit you in skirt or waist2
Remember. in style and price we can
do you good. Marr's.
EASTERN farm land to exchange for
Canon City home or ranch. Bartlett
4 Olinger, 632 Main.
WHILE we are showing Christmas
Slippers, don't forget we are still sell
ing Shoes. Galley.
EVERYBODY likes our bulk sorghum.
It's genuine. Try it. 65c per gallon
Smith Nero. Co.
HAY at the Fruit Growers associa-
tion, extra fine, valley hay. Get our
prices on grain.
BICYCLE and Auto Repair Work a
Specially. Tifin 4 Bunten, successors
to F. E. Thomas.
Do you want to buy, sell or rent?
See Us. Bartlett & Olinger. 632 Main.
KANSAS hard wheat -four, Table
Queen, t2 so per cwt. Smith Mere. Co.
A THOUSAND stockings filled with
popcorn in dainty colors, sc at Marr's.
Buy your Christmas Slippers now
while the assortment is good. Galley
BEST quality Perfume Extract, not
cologne, Soc bottles for 8sc at Marr's.
For quick sales list your property
with us. Bartlett 4 Olinger, e32 Main
LARGEST Line OF Holiday Slippers in
the County. Galley.
EVERY item in Toyland. Bring the
children to Mars.
MIrsrs and Children's Slippers At
Galley's.
To MARR's before you buy holiday
goods.
BRISc your feet to Galley.
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14
5ooaz and Personal

Ragsdale's
Real Estate.
Bargains.
BRING your feet to Galley.
FURs fresh from the furrier at Marr's.
LADIES Warm Slippers at Galley's.
PLENTY OF apple crates. Smith Mere.
Co.
LADIES new belts and collars at
Marr's.
A1ssEs and Children's Slippers At
Galley's.
Go to McNelly's market for the best
cooking meats.
Our prices on cut glass and Haviland
china at Marr's.
OYSTER shell. loO-pound lots. sl.5o.
Smith Mere. Go.
5YARps strung colored popcorn in
boz, 10c, at Mars.
LAloEsr Line Of Holiday Goods in
the County. Galley.
HAsYoRD creamery butter still SOC .
pound. Smith Mere. 90.
MoNELLr sells the eastern, corn fed
beef-best on the market.
HAY and grain. highest quality, low
est price. Smith Nero. Co.
HAvILANp bread and butter plates,
dainty designs, 25c 1t Marr's.
We have big line of Christmas nuts
and candies.-Fred Reide 4 Co.
XMAS nuts and candies, big supply,
very low prices. Smith Nero. Co.
SEE the largest variety Of pictures
ever shown In Canon City at Marr's.
Bur your Christmas Slippers now,
while the assortment is good. Galley.
ekArEs. guns. knivess for the boys.
carving sets and cutlery for the family
Harding Hardware Co.