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The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
PIERCE

j. o. Swope commenced driving
the r. F. ID. route Monday.
Mrs. Emma Hubbard is visiting at
the Boulter ranch this week.
Mrs. L. N. Priddy has very poor
health at the present writing.
Potatoes are being hauled into
Pierce station in large quantities.
W,yS. Crom sold three large fat
steers last week for handsome price.
Mrs O~en Swope and Miss Ollie
Swope called on Mrs. Boulter Friday.
Mrs. J. H. Woodward left Sunday
for q visit with her parents at ker-
sey.
A large force of foreigners arrived
In Pierce last night to work on the
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and Mrs.
John Boulter were Denver visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Haynes is visiting her
sister, Miss Ollie Swope, while Mr..
Haynes is out with thresh1ng OUT
tit
Mrs. Crom drove to Fort Collins
Tuesday with Mr.. Crom who Is again
employed this season at the sugar
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crom issued invita-
tions for a neighborhood dance and
musical entertainment Saturday
evening, before Mr.. Crom's depart
ure for Fort Collins. for the winter
but owing to the storm great many
we're unable to attend.
Mrs. John Boulter was thrown
from buggy while enroute to Fort
Collins Monday with Miss Hubbard
and..received painful injuries. The
horse belonging to j. II. woodward
became frightened at buggy stand
ing in q plowed field and SHE'D
breaking the shaft. Mrs. Boulter
sprang out to sieze the frightened
animal by the head and caught her
feet in the buggy robe but succeeded
in holding:the animal till help ar
rived
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HAZELToN

Farmers are busy digging spuus
and beets, threshing and hauling 10
market.
Roger Wilson gave dance OH
saturday evening to celebrate MS
10Th birthday.
Mrs. II. c. Davis and son, Earl,
drove down to Lupton Saturday ana
returned Monday.
Misses May Landrum and Aoa vs.
born went to Denver Saturday, re-
turning Sunday evening.
Miss Fannie Rogers OF Greeley
visited with her friend MISS bee
tham. at the weeks end.
Mr.. Holmquist is in this vicinity
at last, with his threshing machihe'
lie is threshing at Ed Briggs ranch
at present.
Alfred limerick and wife Of Pueblo
are visiting their relatives, Joe Sapp,
and others. They drove overland ioi
the health of the wife.
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bEEBE DRAW

usld over from last week
,,rst Baab visited his parents
by.
7rv had the misfortune to
(uothsr horse last week.
La Shannon was in Denver last
having his eyes treated.
and Mrs. Henry Baab drove
Srt Lupton the first of the week.
and Mrs. James Leroy and
hen visited friends near Platte
Sunday.
sss Iva and Rose Dean went to
ey the first Of the week to at
Normal.
lss Ethel and Grace Laughl1n
Salle visited friends here the
i the week.
ool opened Sept. 4, with a fair
lauce. Miss helma Hansen Is
pal, and Miss Bessie Patterson
EhaRe of the lower grades.
eacters will board with Mrs.
this winter.
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AulT

Born, Sept. IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. q.
H. Minis, daughter.
The w. G. T. q. will serve dinner
In the vacant Pence store carnival
day.
Albert Allison and family are ex-
pected home this week from their
visit east.
On the evening Of Saturday, Sept.
%, the ladies of the Christian church
will serve chicken pie supper In
the vacant Pence building.
Mrs. VIM. Kerr and children left
Wednesday morning for a visit to
their old home In Missouri. They
expect to be gone about month.
John Hayden and his brother,
silliam Hayden, Of Cripple Creek
]. w. Bridge and John Frye have
taken..a..trip to Chambers Lake after
bear.
We had hard rain Sunday and
Monday which has laid the dust
nicely and 1T is not believed that 1t
will get dusty again before carnival
time.
J.J. Hart has moved his family
into town.. ..and they now occupy the
Aaron Frye house east of the track
Mr.. Hart will buy potatoes this
winter.
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WINDSOR

l.. Il. Frazier was a business visi.
tor 10 Denver from Sunday till Wed
nesday.
I. heV' Cooper preached lin Greeley
SUNDAY, Rev. Avery of Fort Collins
hlllng the pulpit here.
w. A. Gore has sold the Racket
store to L. V. Browne, who took
possession last Thursday.
w E. Williams came up from
Denver last week to look after bust
ness interests in Windsor.
George Fry, VIM. Peterson, Fred
Foster and James Cazer returned
Tuesday from the mountains.
Miss Norma Harrington of Denver
visited her brother and family OF
Windor, and Eaton relatives last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hanna and
daughter attended the postmasters
association meeting in Denver last
week
Miss Blanche Middleton and Mrs.
Lon Ward drove over from Eator
Wednesday and visited until Thurs.
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs left
last week for Denver, where Mrs
Briggs will visit friends while Mr.
Briggs goes to the western part o
the state.
Mrs. J. r. Young returned Tues
day from her visit to Arkansas ant
Illinois. She was accompanied b.
Mr.. Young's sister. Miss Nanc
Young, who will visit severa
months in Colorado.
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Normal Starts.

The State Normal school opened
for business last Tuesday with the
largest attendance in the history Of
the institution. Before the school
year is fairly under way there will
likley be close to 500 students in
the Normal school proper, or twenty
per cent more than last year. There
will also be fully that many more
students in the High school and
other departments, making over 1000
students and pupils there.
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Walter Fry has rented ueoise
Haynes farm, four miles nofth~ess
OF here. Mr.. Haynes will take n's
family to California for the oehen'
of Mrs. Haynes health.
Saturday evening the First Ma
tional Bank OF Ault had Its opening
The guests were treated to refresh,
ments and the ladies were presenteo
souvenirs in the shape of hanosoh0
gold headed hat pins.
Frank Looney who drew claim ~
the Shoshoni reservation wen1 up
there several weeks ago. WIN tae
exception of one letter his fanny
have heard nothing from him. MS
son-in. law, Fred Davis, was up thefe
last week looking for him but coulu
find no trace of him whatever ana IL
is feared that he has met with 1oul
play.
Last Friday an election was heio
for the purpose of voting to BOND the
town for $40, 200 for water works.
The proposition was carried ana IL Is
believed by many that. by sadd'ing
the town with such an immense TAX
that it has received a severe SET
back. One man in the south part OF
town has offered his fine property for
sale at reduction of 800 on account
of the way things went. Yet 1T Is
said that same man did not 90 ana
vote, so he has no particular KICK
coming.
Saturday of last week was bad
day for accidents. In the afternoon
one of j. Magee's teams ran away
smashing the buggy, and in the
evening as j. F. Buchner was going
home with two ladies In the buggy
the horse ran into telephone pole
near John .Hayden's corner. throw
ing the ladies out. No one was In
jured. Clarence Baker was looming
up from ::Eaton when he ran into. q
wagon loaded with coal. 1t took OF
one wheel and otherwise demolished
the buggy.
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ects to be gone until after Christ.

poo's 10 DC gone until after Christ
nehry Brown who has been clerk.
,ns a' the store for John Purvis has
gone with his brother, Robert, to
llehwood Springs. His brother is
superintendent Of the mines at that
place. "'
heV' A. j. Sprlngston, Mrs. Eich-
MAIN ana Mrs. win Clark from Ell.
wei and Rev. j. N. Hanes, Rev.
=. w. CleaVer and A. G. Bimsop
from Berthoud all started to Boulder
wednesday morning.
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LAGRANGE

,,,, over from last week
,..msrs are digging cary. cary
|any 1aa Ia5'''fsp report the yield fairly
,, Chris Montgomery OF
!. ana a''1,sd ed, Mr.. and Mrs English
bay. LAST week with
'9u, .uua smith and Miss of0''e Us
hers. ,s sick with
' s,r,r We hope TO seq i'o'
pve fast ,,onced in
st ,,ai,r u'ssr' the crop being the
h in several years. , ,n =
and Mrs. c. Il. Ford M ana
f., az Eva took dinner with MI
EIr, n's' Hanna Of windsor sunday
,,,s s'o Russell MAYNARD three
Wv y, oId babe of Mr.. ana MIS-
~ S.s is sick with the measles
[,,,or Thomas, who has been
"'' - Nr Ford the past year
'rs .ssn a uosition with the Boyle
uce company ;,
| and Mrs. p f. Lauridsen aud
r.oderick s and Miss Nellie Men
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
I Graham Of kersey'
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Held over from last week

Held over from last week
Mr.. Nelson is repairing the foun-
dation of his house.
Services next Sunday afternoon
and evening at Lanes chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane of Evans
visited this vicinity Wednesday.
Mrs. McCann is in Fort Lupton
visiting her father. who is reported
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and children
of Greeley were through Big Bend
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Lambert Of Fort Lup-
ton is spending few days here with
relatives.
Miss Belle Hines was the guest OF
her friend Miss Emily Davis Satur-
day and Sunday.
Carl Domnerus, a well-known
young man of this vicinity and Miss
Anna Swanson of Blackhawk, Colo,
we're married at the home Of her
sister, Saturday evening. Mr..
Domnerus Is former resident OF
this place, and has made many
friends here. The bride is the sister
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Runquist OF
Blackhawk. Mr.. and Mrs. Domnerus
will live. at Central City.
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Held over from last week


Mrs. Chas. Fidler who was taken
to the Greeley hospital last week is
reported as improving a little.
Burr Pence left Monday evening
for Bonneville, Mo-, where he Will
attend school again this year:
The Ault rural route started the
18th of September. Owen Swope,
formerly of Pierce, will be the car
rier.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Pence and
daughter, Violet, left Tuesday for a
months visit to relatives in Ne
braska.
A, j. Tengwald has moved his
family to the house lately vacated
by DR.. Hoyt. The doctor has moved
to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Selby are Visiting
the family OF v. ID. Selby. They
came from McCook, Neb., the former
home of v. d. Selby.
The First National Bank moved
into its new building Monday. Miss
Pugh and Mrs. Lacey will put a
stock Of millinery goods into the
building vacated by the bank.
@. c. Baker has accpteed posi-
tion in Eaton and left here Monday.
Mrs. Baker and baby, Dorothy, will
60 as soon as the latter is able tc
travel. They have rented their
house to F j. Mcintyre.
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was expected to teach here having
resigned her position.
R. T. Nancy came to the conclu-
sion that the engine he was using
for threshing was mot large enough
so purchased 25 horse power. r..engine
and the tirst day threshed over 3, 600
bushels of grain.
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Closing Out Sale.

Two miles northeast of Greeley
Thursday, Sept. 81, sale commencing
at 10 O'Clock. One team horses.
Fresh COW and all my household
goods and farm implements, am leav.
Ing the state. NJ. f. Vickstrom,
Owner. Brown & Shearer, Auc.
tioneers.
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Held over from last week
l's y Cooper kave been
'"s their early potato crop.
- L. Stocking of Pierce was
wv guest OF Mrs. O. w. Nye.
mart the ditch rider, is
p'epafatlons to move to Ault
sung is very nearly all done
community .', and grain has
!, bessie Lawson and her
,,,., l'e oeen visiting Long.
.u''e ,a hlystone Is in Denver
for ,emaln with her sister, Miss
pna1s l,,eFson and her niece. Miss
y, m'si'sh' have returned from
u. visit in Denver.
~ " Mrs. j, II. Fowler are
: al, u, m, extended visit at Mr..
O.' home in Kansas.
i r''u "f Mrs. ]. Lurvey and
est" hohsmont we're the re-.
Vi D. A. Blystone and
r sue OF Memphis, Mo-. and
etti. Collins and daughter ter
lu.'e, nsa J., .of ,..Ault we're recent,,
y" w. at the Poe & Bull ranch
nee pesaa gan Tuesday with a good
te,o,,lh with Miss Mabel Blathsr. su.
Miss Hlgglnson wht
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One Fare Rate to Colorado Springs
end Return
For the great Pike centennial cele-
bration, September "a to 90, via
Colorado g. Southern Ry. Tickets
on sale at all stations September %,
%, "a, 26 and 81, with final limit
30th.
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BIO BEND

Some of the farmers are blowing
for fall grain.
Miss Gladys Stone is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Rudd and daughter drove to
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Straley was in Greeley on
business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCann left for
Kansas Friday morning.
School is closed here on account of
a few cases Of scarlet fever.
Misses Belle Hines and Emily
Davis drove to Greeley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane OF Evans
visited in this vicinity Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Lambrecht of Fort
Lupton visited with relatives here
last week.
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1--we BRANCH

B Christopher is attending the
h this year.
Ethel Bull visited relatives
u last week. III
ditch rider, j. Hart, has re-
bis family to Ault.
hk Miller and family have been
an outing in the hills.
and Mrs. Page of Longmont
Peen visiting their.sons, N. w.
ert Page.
c. F. Collins OF Ault visited
rother, Sherman Poe, a few
Rst week.
ny English who has been visit
atiyes in Denver has returned
End school.
Rogers who broke his right
put a month ago is still con-
? the house.
Nettie Blystone Is spending a
With her sister, Miss 'Frona
e,..of Denver.
taKins who has been visiting
Is and friends In Longmont
20 to her home Friday.
70 digging has begun In this
out are not yielding as we'll
expected on..account of blight.
0l Is progressing nicely under
el'islon of Miss Mabel Blath.
Vi Denver. The board has
o'oer half a dozen new seats
As 10 accommodate the in
attendance.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-18

yapyIds tsaek eopsss1ssn NJ tsAns4sF
Il eass y ssassasbls 3eint rates. who're
u 4 psastioa1 md nso,s1aEy.
sfiSsh. Ths ~ shalI esafss =
- spanindsn = s.1s = eanplalst.
= = ~ ~ nssios. = isqstrs
~ ~ natleasn y ~ sasss
-. - 4ftss sssh ksasias. -
dssids whas u ! ssasoaabIs fass
- IL srAsr AxIns such rate ID
nads prinA faois syidsnes. under
thsu provision.
sixth. Il shslI hass power %
nsks II uniAwfui for cszrisSs 70 en-.
~ into ) sontrass q psoIinx their
businsss " sarnings q = give rebates.
'sgsvsnth. Il shall b. unlawful
for any common carrier " charge OF
ssesivs srsstsr compensation for the
.ransportasion of passsngsrs or prop
srty foF shorter than : longer dis
tance. ths shorter being ilicludsd
within the longer distance.
Eighth The Law shall sive tbs
commission power 70 require full In
formation from carrier TO enabl. thu
oommission 10 perform it, duties.
ninth. The law shall give th'
oommission power 70 require propsl
construction Of bridges. crossings
block systems to insure safety Of pas
ssngsrs and freight. and adequate
!! penalties should be provided fol
violations Of the law. And be u
further resolved:
THAT We favor an act to resulat'
the hours Of employment Of locomotive
engineers and firemsn and to provide
= penalty tor violation thereof. And
be It further resolved:
"That this convention recognizes
the value OF railroads to the stat
and We commend the energy the,
have employed in assisting our dsvel'
opment. We are not in favor Of be
Ing unjust to them but only insis
that the rights Of the individual b
/ nynkaotaA -
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STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION
planned By PUEBLO MEN

The stass RAiIsoaA oommimion ccn.
vsntion held recently 10 Pueblo
through shs committss appointed 70
drast rssoiutions. has adopted tho
following srd is now sanding copies
to tbs prsa Of the state for publt.
oation. The state. county and dis.
triot conventions 70 b beld the
oomins fall are asked to incorporate
In their platforms . demand for .
atsts railroad commission and TO 70.
quirs Ill candidates TO the lesisla.
surs 70 vote for tho proposed law.
Here are the resolutions in fall;
First. That the Railroad Com.
mission b. given power TO provide
that al railroad charges shall be
Just and reasonAbls. and shall re.
quirs ths railroads to furnish cars
10 shippers with reasonable prompt
ness.
"sscond. That II shall have power
70 require tbs carriers 70 transport
ono oarload Of freight Of any kind Of
oiass 1t ~ low . rate per ton. poi
mile. ~ any greater number Of oar
loads Of similar freight from and 4
the same points Of origin or destina
Zion. and that on the per ton pei
mile basis the longer haul should b
lsss par ton per mile than th'
shorter haul within that long haul
''Third. Said commission to hav'
power to declare unlawful any dis
crimination or prefsrsnoe s9sins
persons or localisies
Fourth. Il shall require all com
mon barriers at points Of connection
crossing or intersection Of grade +
The daily tribune., 1906-07-18
THE PATIENCE OF JOB
Could Hardly Endure the Tor
ment of Itching Piles.

Itching piles is constant torment-so
is eczema.
No comfort all day, no rest at night.
Can't keep your mind on work.
No use togo to bed.
Suffer no longer; use Doan's Oirt-
ment. 1t gives relief in five or ten min
utes. 1t cures in short time cures
you to stay cured.
John Edwards, employed at the Inse-
pendence Mine, and living at $40 Granite
st., Victor. Colo, says: II have used
Doan's Ointment and know that it does
all that is claimed for 1t. For three
years / was subject to itching piles.
despite the use Of different ointments
and preparations recommended to me l
suffered bad enough in cold weather but
in hot weather the Affiiction became al
most unbearable. l procured Doan's
Ointment and one box cured me. l
think that il one box Of Doan's Oint-
meut will cure an old case like mine, it
will certainly cure milder cases"
Plenty more proof like this from Flor
ence people. Call at w. J. Daniels drug
store and ask what his customers report
For sale by all dealers. Price Soc.
TER-MILBURN CO.,
New York,
Sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. mwi
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Modest Claims Often Garry the
Most Conviction.

When Maxim, the famous gun invent
or, placed his gun before committee Of
judges, he stated its carrying power to
be much below what he felt sure the
gun would accomplish. The result oi
the trial was. therefore, great surprise
instead Of disappointment. 1t is the
same with the manufacture Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. They do not publicly boast Of al
The daily tribune., 1906-07-18

TWO IN ONE ~ =. 3. Spencer
brought 70 this cface today sampls
II broom corn milist grown By Dr.. L.
L Psrcival. This millst 10 . two
In ono croppsr - II makes both hay
and seed as ths same tims-fhe lsavss
and stalks making GOOD feed for stock.
while the seed makes . nrst olas'
food for poultry. Mr.. spencM II
order 70 introducs this crop ha'
given the seed to several growers.
Mr.. Curtis on Beaver recommend
IL very strongly ~ . profitable
crop ~ he haa grown and IL grow
ing It himself. See samples in on
window.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-18

CHALLENGED sULLIvAN-T.
H. Torpey manager Of the Florence
Athletic club went 70 Pueblo last
night to try and arrange . bout with
Mtks (Twin) Sullivan for Kid Ben.
nett Of this city. II Sullivan accepts
the challenge he must agree to make
1888 pounds and 1t ie understood he
The daily tribune., 1906-07-18

Il wifiiss % DO =. enilivsa ~
besn Sighting - cAtch weights. ~
ths ripssids Of the aylsnd. Mcwast
batsls in DsDver Friday Night. either
! personal or tslsGraphie shallssss
viii b. nsds for Bsupstt y nght ths
winssf. u thla oass The shAllsees
viii ~ bactsd y : esco ehsck = !
side BET.
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Saved His Comrades Life.

"While returning from the Grand
Army Encampment at Washington City,
a comrade from Elgin, ILL.,, was taken
with cholera morbus and Was In criti-
cal condition." says J. =. Houghland,
Of Eldon, Iowa. II gave him Chamber
lains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and believe saved his life l
have been engaged for ten years in I'm
migration work and conducted many
parties to tho youth and west. l always
carry this remedy and have used 1t sue
cessfully on many occasions" Sold at
Daniels Drug gtore. mwi
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Reckvale Itonas.

Reckvals Items.
RookvAls. Colo Jsly II.
NJ. and Mrs.. "a. rowsll lsft On
sunday for The Gunnlson 70 canp ~.
srsl weeks.
Nj. aud Mrs r. .. Williams q
Erie, Pa. sre expected 70 arrive -.
day 70 visit their nisoss Mrs. Henry
y. Gilfert snd Mrs. Henry Lss Alder.
Mrs. Jos Powsll u IN GAlidA.
Dr.. ". A. Williamson spent Sunday
in Pueblo.
Nrs. Powell haa gone to Sugar Cisy
70 visit hsr daughter Mrs. VIM. John
A number Of Rockvals people went
to spanldins on Sunday and ere
very enthusiastic over the now gold
neld.
M. and Mrn. A r. Easton spent
several days last week in Qusrida.
Mrs. Angel and son Arthur were In
Pueblo ON Sunday.
Mis- Boyle OF Canon City and Mis-.
Brown OF Corydon. Iowa. visited
Mrs. Henry Lee Alder last week.
Mrs. John Williams and childrer
have returned to their homs in Wal.
senburg,
Mrs. Vim Nswoomb and Wilma.
expect 10 leave Thursday for Ohio to
spend the summer.
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New Homes For Thousands.

Shoshone Reservation to be opened to
settlement. Chicago, Union Pacific d
Northwestern Line announces round
trip excursion rates from all points July
18th to 10th. el7 round trip from Den
YER to Shoshoni, Wyoming, the Reserva-
ton border. Tho only all rail route
from Denver. Dates Of registration July
10th to 3lst at Shoshoni and Lander.
Reached only by this line. Write for
pamphlets telling how to take up one Of
the attractive homesteade. All agents
sell tickets via this route. Information,
maps and pamphlets free on request to
I. 8. Rattle, General Agent, 8O1 Seven
teenth st , Denver, Colo. B-6w
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CHILDREN's SUITS
BOYS KNEE PANTS SUITS

bO1' hNEE FANI6 SUITS
No 1273-A light suit, -. at. ......... ~ 45
No. l484-Blus serge, a, at. ......... :. 3.l6
No l98l-A grey mixed, -, at.......... 2.95
No. lt02-A light grey. $S,75. st......... 275
No. 47S8- Dark mix, q so, At .......... 800
No. l0ol-Grey mix, heavy, 8 piece, Is, at 3 30
No. 1874 Green plaid, ~ Is. at.......... 195
No. 82S Green all wool, n, at........., sos
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Atehlson, Topeka & Santa fe Railway

No. e55-Froin Pueblo and all
points east, arrive daily ly--.--------- II - m
No. 60-For Pueblo and all points
east, depart daily-------.-------- 6.6 m
No. 63l-To Canon City, daily except
Sunday, depart 400 m
No. 6S2- From Canon City, daily, OK.
cept Sunday, arrive " :3o m
No. 635-To Rockvsle- 12:t5 m
No. 636-From Rockval3- 20 m
Direct ccpucetiop u now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points east, and At La Junta
With California limited for Los Angeles and
Ban Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered
Descriptive literature folders free by apply
NJ 70 A. q. PALMIn Aren't.
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this rssnsdy VIII aceempllah, byt prstsr
70 lst the ussrs maks tbs ststsnsnt.
what they do claim y that II win p0si-
lively curs diarrhoea, dyssntary. vains
Ein tho stomach and bowels and has
psvsr bssn known 70 fait. Fcs - ~
.Danis,s. Drug sters. mwf
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS
Denver & Rio Gfande Railway.
FREEMAN SUMNER. Agent.

No.i-PaeiAc coast limited
from Denver and sastsfn
conneetions- ---.--.-- - m S:4S %
No. 1-Atlantic coast limit
Cd, from California and
western pSints----.-----. ii n q m IL 20 a
No. 9-Paoidc coast expross
from Denver IL :bS = IL :bS y
No. l-Atlantic coast ex.
press from California and
western points 80. 4A2 = 4:l2 m
No. HrTrans conttns q ia
limited from Denver and
eastern connections "A N ~ .
No. eTrans-contine n tai
iinited. from California
and western points------- b:A = % ID
No. o-Denver and Canon
City Flyer 0:4S = 0AS m
Denver Flyer. i2:la p m is:%2 . m
No. 1k-ColoradO kxpfoes
from Denver eco . = 70 =
No. 1e-Colorado express
from all western pointsin
No, lo..--.-..--.-..-- u 90 m II 90 p m
No. 1.-- a. % p m :O6 p M
Nos. 10 and 20 do not stop at Florence.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-18

F. & C. C.
Prize fight Erlenborn vs. Weeks 1t
Cripple Greek July 20. return July 81.
"a. rs for round trip. 17.l8