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The Jasper news., 1907-05-02
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How to Cure ChnbIains

"To enjoy freedom from chilblain, "
writes John Kemp, East Otisfeld, Me-,
"Iapply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Have
also used it for salt rheum with excel
lent results Guaranteed for fever
sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burns,
WOUNDS, frost bites and skin diseases,
200 ut Webb Bros. drug store.
The Jasper news., 1907-05-02

I take eggs in exchange at highest
market price. JAS. THOMPSON, Jasper
Racket. 4-18-f
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09
SALVATION ARMY SELF DENIAL

The Salvation Army all over the
United States is now making their an
nual self-denial effort. The army
ordinary collections go to the defray-
ing of local expenses but the pro-
ceeds of the self-denial effort go to
the support of the Army institutions
for the utterly helpless such as res
cue homes, orphans homes. slum
posts, free dispensaries etc.
These institutions open their doors
to those in need regardless of relig-
ious belief or social standing and Car
tain Harlan and his faithful corps oi
workers are determined to give every
one In and around Grand Junction an
opportunity to act the Good Samari'
tan in helping the 'self-deniaP' fund
Be prepared to drop in your mite
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

strive to compromise differences be
tween men. Why not get together
and save money. 1t seldom pays to
take a case into court. The worry
and the stew is not worth the broth.
Let me show you a bargain in a
residence property situated in a good
location, modern in every respect,
and for sale on very easy terms. Price
S2,100. No trouble to show.
A corner pair of lots high and dry
and in excellent location. Price, If
taken soon, S650.00
The best old line fire Insurance
written. Loses paid promptly.
Special agent for the Capitol Life
Insurance company. Their red let
ter clause is the best in the world.
Get acquainted with it. j. Ernest
beaverton, Lawyer and Compromis-
err. Union Black, Grand Junction.
Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

]. r. Gordon of Pueblo, was an ar
rival last night on a short business
trip.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

If we can't sell you light harness
that is our fault-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09
BUY ORCHARD
MESA LAND

1t will double in value In
few months.
10 acres under new Orchard
Mesa ditch for .S1,250
40 acres for $1,000.
so acres under the ditch for
so acres under the ditch for
$4,000.
so acres at $40. per acre.
Now is the time to buy the
Redland Irrigation Co. have of
fered to put water on the entire
mesa.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

No. did not get in until nearly
nine O'Clock this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

i A large and complete line of
harness always to be found at c. P.
McCary's, 455-457 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09
GEO. A. CURRIE & SON
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance
Ill South Fifth Street

FOR SALE-New five room modern
cottage. price 100000.
FOR SALE-Two lots, corner Hill
and Fifth Streets. price s65O.Oo.
FOR SALE-Six-room modern house
on Grande avenue price s25OO.
FOR SALE-Two choice lots on Up
per Main street, price $4,000.
FOR SALE-Orchard Mesa land un-
der new ditch. price $4,000 per
acre.
FOR SALE-Fifteen acres of land
under the stub ditch, price $4,000.
FOR SALE-16O acres of land and
so inches of water near the town
of Fruita, price $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

T, ]. Flynn, a prominent Aspen
citizen, is a pleasant visitor in the
city today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

Fred f. Tanner of Collbran. is in
town today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

On Friday evening the Epworth
League WIN entertain at the home of
Mrs. A. N. Johnson.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

Examine Joe Moon buggies.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

quite complaining in the
line the time This is most
the utermos There Is only one
heard this remedy suggested yesterday by Of the most
Republicans WIDE THE DOORS OF THESE
UNITED sTATEs @ TO THE & FREE EMr4 OF LoE % M ro @ @ nm
BY REMOVING THE TARIFF and the manner IN whih you w see @
will caution This will to be done The government
out the We predict that unless the arbitrary prices
it will be
the great factors leading to Democratic victory
Bob speer Denves popular mayor
clean capital He has suggested that certain
All
that the then in piles removed by the city teams One
and in the the
city The street cleaning department states hat would De
maintain all the alleys of the city the c that is
years ago this plan in this city proved very
will relieve the city of immense Of filth and trash that has ac
winter With five additional teams much could be
accomplished in two or three days
the colossal
which he organizer the
that the country WIN eaten up with e STOCK OF the HIS
theory resultant from the which Uncle Joe Cannon it that the
This explanation Ondi
time everything the high water mark
success,
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passed pre-
American 1t
have this the paid Pullman is
that the Pullman
Senator Ed
do
Democrat really If
ing
Patterson he had better home The heartily
that "spewing OUT process
President Roosevelt don't believe enia that have
presidency Teddy
looks that scheme that
lit
United States will take the matter seriously if he affects do and he is
compelled to
harmony
deal the sixteenth
have make
woods
When Paul Theman, and wnnfred OF
great problem it no earthly
Sunday endeavoed perform
highly pu
chased the Hartman lettor
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examine into the
criticism
without fris
of digging the canal The
on the Isthmus
We with Plateau
irey
well compelled
stand conditions
resent themselves in their in their exhibit
on when the latter
was candidate
Patterson and he is ndeavoring delude Taylor with
devil of fellow and
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09
THE DAILY SENTINEL.
l. NJ BUNTING Editor and Proprietor

Entered at second Glass Matter
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

A. j. Dickson, editor of the Glen
wood Post, is in town today looking
after some business interests.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

Ross Reynolds. official stenoera-
pher of the district court. came in
yesterday from Montrose for a short
visit at his home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

Joe Moon buggies may look good
to you.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

The Elks had a busy session last
night.
Let the Joe Moon buggies look at
You.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

Saturday whip sale is still on at
Fred Manteys.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

Boise
regarding
people
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

shwab in interview acknowledges that in the colossal
proposition
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-09

They have all the harmony they
principally senator's they
show pull
about much
hornet could stir closed
crowd. .faa
The evening world., 1907-06-27
MENGIS SETTLES
S1,0O0,0OO SUIT

when a suit AsAinst AIRS. Haley cor
win for an $500 millinery bill was with
drawn u became known to-day thhf the
famous suit OF Morris (. Mongis aE4inst
Cen. Louis Fitzgerald. In which q pury
once gave the plaintiff Judgment for
g.. .ococeo, had beea settled out " court
Mrs. Corwin Ia q daughter OF AsnKis.
The millinery bni was net disputed. and
Mrs. Corwia's attorneys declared abe
was amply able 10 pay IT, now that her
father had made a settlement with Gen.
Fitzgerald
Mengsa sued the Gonsral. claiming he
had furnished intprmh 5on and worked
for some months aiding him IN oonnec-
tisn with the purchase Of tho Western
Maryland Railroad oy syndioato com
posed os rhs Goulds. Myron T. Herrtck
and others. F1tzycrald was then con
noc;ed with the Equitable Life. whioA
distributed shs 1i0.oJo.oo0 oouis issued on
the property, and Menzis hooked 20 his,
for pa AyTn@nt OF hA claim ras higher
courts reversed thu million dollar Judg
rnant o6 the jury, Mangin - said to
have received tooo, 900 IN the onsnpaorrire
The evening world., 1907-06-27
JAPS 5000 CAME
BACK IN A CAB
I WITH CHARMERS
sGame Little Sport said
Magistrate Finn as He
Dismissed Four.

ssYou are n game little sport" said
Magistrate Finn TO SarRhy l. r. onode-
- = Iapanese si< merchant OF No. "
West F1lrhty.nfth street In Harlem
Police Court to-day
Onodern had been ocked up all night
n the East one Hundred and Fourth
strees atation as a complaining witness
eEninst Bertha Fav % No. 80 West
N1rhty -ninth street Ellen Graham. o.
40. n West Seventy street and
Bsssae williams. VINO refused her ad-
dreea The quartet wsre arrested last
niuht at Jenox avenue and One Hun
drod and Eleventh street, by ssrgt
O'connor. who saw OnoderA suddenly
pro1ectsd from a MOVING cab In which
hs had been riding WITH the three
muFnen.
Onodera complained TO O'Connor thA;
he had been ROBBED of 800 and a gold
watch. When the station house was
reached the $500 was found In OnodtrSs
inside waistcoat pocket and the watch
was IN ono OF his shoes.
A handsome white woman. said 20
be onodera's sister law. svp aared In
Hnrlem court al the ope mag 81 e.
eeasion to-day a0i employed a lawyer
10 look after h4s later osts. Mh a le
wAs called 10 the stand he told Magis-
trats FINN thai he had not lost Ayy-
thing: that ne had been out ior
good time with the women. ard hnd
no camplgint 10 MAKE HIS sta eTnc ITS
eliclted the Magistcrial comm sHd4tio1
OF bis standing as a game sport
The women sad trey me; him ~
EtEhth avenue and Twenty -nfth street
yestendasT afternoon. and hs invited
them TO 80 for an automobile rlde.
Tnsy went % a roadhOuse al Ciaoson
Dciht whore they hlud a lot Of wine.
INla automobile broke down and the
1nDanese called a CAB. They were on
ehelr way downtown. according 10 the
Uofnnn when Onodora fell out
E>erEL OConnor said that waen he
ptciCc1 trp Onodora. the Japanese said
rha4 he he'd started out with H.0o' In
kfiih- IIe searched himself and didlt
hAso cent. His watch was nAsslIg
too
In taking him 20 the s;ation-houss
U'Connor put him "a the cao with the
a-snen. During tho trio Onodeu.. founG,
tIzs money and his watch. Afagiatrate
FINN discha-rpcd all four with ths
warming TO tho women 10 kcco away
from Orientala.
The evening world., 1907-06-27
TAKES To FRANCE
PRAISE OF BIG STICK
Ambassador JuSserand Calls
Roosevelt a Big Man as He
Sails for Home.

}. Jus-erand. French AnnhaAsador 10
washinston. sailed to-day on ths
French line steGmship s.voin FOR
Havre. Ho LEFT Washington. he stated
v-h-n seen on board. ABOUT a week ago.
and has spent tho Intervening time at
saramore Hi as tho guest OF Presi-
deat Roosevelt Ambsgsador Jusserand
EXPRESSED IN chArscieristiA superlA tiv ss
hts unbounded admiration for the chief
Executive.
"Hc Is one grand }feilow." sid NJ.
Iusscrand What You call the very
biz man With thC big stick In Eu-
rope 40 have the greatest Admiration
for him. and I. WHO know him so well
personally. know that the people can
place the greatest confidence in him.
I am going across for a vAoA don
trip but shall. OF course. attend 70
some business The persistent reports
that them is TO be a new treaty pre-
pared to adjust the commercial rela-
tons between the two countries ia aim
ply ridiculous There IL ons or two
email points OF difference that may re-
Quire adjustment one OF which ia the
duties on French wines sent 10 this
country. We desire the same treatment
accorded 20 French chAEnpAEnes that
the GerSihn sparkling wines get
The French Government has already
su omitted . proposition 20 this country.
which In turn has submitted a counter
that meets With my ap-
pF0vrl, and J shall recommend its ac-
by my government"
Ambassador JuAserand expressed great
delight a. ths hotter conferred on him
yesterday At Harvard. when ne received
th~ degree OF Doctor OF Laws.
The evening world., 1907-06-27
Boys Clothing
Reduced. second TO

Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits,
made of fine English serge, tropical
worSteds ani mixed cheviots-all
high-grade Suits; all sizes from ~
10 10 years, though but a few OF
each size; were s5.9S 10 s8.4o;
sale ....................S4 .S4.96
m ADDITION
BOYS SAILOR SUITS. made of fine
ehzmhray, In all colorS; also OF linen
and madras; to - year sizes Sl'es
RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS. made OF
chambray and madras. In white and
eolorS; sailor or military collar; an
10 s year sizes. es................. .s9e
RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, made of
white lineni 2h TO s year sizes,
KNICKERBOCKER TROUSERS, made
Of wool eheviotS, elsSimeres and cor
duroys; sturdy garments for vacation
wear; 4 TO 10 year sizes values up 70
$500. sale CSC and 49,. sl;2s
The evening world., 1907-06-27
CARAVAN PUTS THAW CASE
BEHIND HIM AND TRAVELS.
Assistant District-Attorney, With
His Father, Sails for
Europe.

Francis p. Garvan. AEsistan; District
Attorney. and his father were passez,s or =
to-day on the white star liner Csitio
land and tAe Continent pr GA-vAn
laughed when q was suggested that he
might extend bis trip to South Africa
for the purpose OF bring. ag eAnk one
Ida Vera slmoaton. an important wit
ness asAinss HA-ry X. ThAw
''1'his Is 70 be purely a pleasure trip. '
saAA Ar. GarvAn. and ! Hhau have no
time TO hunt W witnesses for rhs rctrial
or ThAw In the autumn / am aware
that ho is having NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
the Tombs because I'm going abroad for
q vacation while ne roosts In cell
but that ,3oe7,a't give me much w-orrJ
The District Attorney will be all ready
Tor him in ample time"
The evening world., 1907-06-27
Girls Dresses.


NEW MODEL DRESSES, made o
figured percaleS, neatly trimmed
stitched bands OF pereale, pearl but
tons. full skirt with deep hem, In red
pink and blue. sizes to - years
special ..-.tt.. ......-..,....,.f foe
HIGH NECK DRESSES. made o.
black -and-white shepherd cheek per
Gale. yoke, belt and cuffs piped with
plain pereales In contrasting eolors.
full skin with deep hemI sizes o 10 q
years, special ..........,...l 90. soe
GIRLS SAILOR SUITS, made OF bluc
and rose plain ehlmbrays, neatlS
trimmed with stitched bands Of whit
lawn; full skirt finished with deer
sl.24
HIGH NECK DRESSES. made Of
white lawn. effectively trimmed with
lace or embroidery; full skirt with
deep hem; sizes 4 to "a years, sl.5o
70 ......'. 's',.s'. '.t''. ~4-Sf
CHILDREES AND MISSES COATS,
in broken siIes and styles; made In 4
variety OF materials. pretty eolorings,
Including fine eheNot mixtures and
broken checks; sizes 10 30 years,
also suitable for small women; Al
prices ranging from $500 10
sil.74
The evening world., 1907-06-27

rwo-PlEcE woRSTED SUITS, In
navy blue, Oxford or cadet gray
with white or red stripes; Sleeveless,
or with Quarter sleeves, sizes ~ to
~ SAe'' ''''''............ 81 10
BOYS NEW SWEATER BATHING
SUITS, made Of fine worsttd yarn
sweater weave; V-neek and sleeve.
less trunks can he worn with belt
elsswhsr, $500 and 800. here
S~'o' aa1.,....,..........S 81 a.
The evening world., 1907-06-27
KURoKI BACK HOME.
CONFIDENT His VISIT Farther. Bet
ter UnserstandinE with Us.

TOXIC. June Z.--Gen. Kurokl and
party arrived this afternoon from a visit
% the United States. The party spoke
fn most appreeiative terms OF the hearty
reception accorded not only by the
American Government but also by the
people
Gen. Kurod is confident that his visit
served as an occasion for furtherlnE
Z better understanding between the two
uafi0ns
The evening world., 1907-06-27
Women's Neckwear.

A clearance collection, at greatl]
reduced prices, including chiefly
hand embroidered ChemisetteS
Stocks and Turnover Collars.
CHEMlSETTES, were 74e. to $40
sale ..,t..--.' ....'''''''..''
STOCkS and TURNOVER COL
LARS. were 74c. to $3.50, sale 4se
EMBROIDERED LAUNDERED COL
LARS. Sizes f7iz 10 ~. were 24c anc
4oc nov loe and nd......,.......2 2se
NET and LACE BOWS, special 2ie
EMBROIDERED NULL TIES, were
74e. and 4oc. sale le.,............lS lSe
The evening world., 1907-06-27
MISS SUTTON A WINNER.

LONDON, June n-In the An-EnE-
lish lawn tennis championship games
AZ wimbledon to-day May sutton. OF
California defeated Miss Toupes Low
ther. g. 60.
u. r. Rhodes. American. dsieated r.
D. Steward. 50. "a. e. 80
The evening world., 1907-06-27
Souvenirs of
New York City

On the Main Floor a depart
ment devoted 10 souvenlD--
all sorts OF oddities and novel
ties.
In the Stationery Depart
ment on the same Aoor-Pie-
ture Post Cards in wonderful
variety.
The evening world., 1907-06-27
Mems Bathing Suits.

TwOPeCE SUITS al ~orsted also SWIMMING SuTS
body With red white stripes popular hid., Of ~
trimmed end, with red whites elsewhere here si es
Finer Grades above s24s, se.e7 s3.4e
MEMS TWO-PECE wORsTED BATHING SUITS IN navy vr,v an
black with eoored stripes ends Of elsewhere
mere 1914
MEMS TwoPIECE BATHING SUITS made OF extra fine ,lvool
wors,d Oxford gun the suit "a and IS Cd
HEAVY sWEATER-KT TwoPEcs SUITS; sweater with y,..t IN
Oxford and red and red Oxford and
300 NueA
The evening world., 1907-06-27
Bathing Suits For Boys.

IN the Boys Clothing Section second floor 35h street sid.
The evening world., 1907-06-27

OE-PlECE COTTON JERSEY
SUITS, fast color blue, with white
or red trimmings TO 10 year
sizes ................. bbc
oEE-PlECE WORSTED SUITS, in
navy blue or grayi , 10 so year
slAeA tsssfsss '.t.'s.s.sst.,.sA-~ - 80
ONE PIECE WORSTED SUITS, As
above, with contrasting stripes,
81 40
TWO-PlECE WORsTED SUITS, IN
blue or gray, sleeveless or with
quarter sleeves; sizes ~ TO "a
sale .......................slb
The evening world., 1907-06-27
SUMMER MERCHANDISE
UNDERPRICINC.

Summer stocks are being distributed along
the line OF ltaSt reslstinee-ths underprIes lima
TAe economics are unPrScedeatsd. We direct
particular attention to the Vrert number OF
special values throughout the store, pliearded
with Not Advertiser Cards.
The evening world., 1907-06-27
Handmade Rush Furniture,

twenty-five exclusive designs summer
homes
The natural fnih-SS eooI-ooklnr and inviting
the designs
ARM CHAIRS COUCHHS
COSTUMES SETTEES SWINGS cELLARErTEs
A
LARGE PORCH ROCKERS full high hack ...... % a
EXTRA LARGE ROCKERS gh ........ 90 n
RUSH COUCtRs $3.50 Round Tables ...... "A "a
SQUARE TABLES STA Tea wagons aaa oT
Other Summer Furniture.
Willow Chairs poR4I Solid Oas SuInet nstu
Rockers ,,.,..,.. s34 raj weiihered red green lin
Extra Large Wew Arm Chairs "n NsSe
mission fmeh koektnL Sslsey,
Ertrs Large Reed Arm Chr wooden ssais sr backs e06o
rIS A. 40 ~ ,,l. P ape Mission soias ws.thssd finish
sn. NJ, 49,. 60 "a, and back
., s ~ 1nsh arm SoA nZ Rockers 10 match siA7A Table
s-A T match e1O.bo
Silver Birch Arm Rocker 4lY4 White Enamslsd n wids
to,,.'.,, ,,,,f,,,.. sseA With National spring and
Silver Birch Sssiss hH seats fibre mattress regularly
r1@s 10 pobAl t $3.50
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

feature of today's events OF the con
vention. Mr.. Bryan was escorted TO
the platform by George b. Corteiyou,
secretary of the treasury. tremendous
applause greeting the two men As
they made their appearance in the
hall. where both spoke Mr.. Bryan,
who made the principal address, was
introduced by Mr.. Cortelyou, and the
remarks Of both were heartily ap-
plauded. In his address, introducing
MIR. Bryan, MI Cortelyou said:
Mr.. Bryan's presence here in in
ternational convention, is an inspira-
ton to good citizenship everywhere"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

He said Mr.. Bryan's interest in tho
associations undertakings is well
known. and he had the honor and
pleasure Of presenting 10 YOU my
friend OF many years. the Hon. Vii
liam j. Bryan"
Nj Bryan drew many lessons and
pointed out the influence to be exert
cd and benefits 10 be derived from an
active Christian citizenship. He spoke
of the tie that binds all Christianity.
OF the differences in the progress Of
heather nations as compared with
those which had embraced Christian
fty; of the great influence of the V
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

NJ c A for good. Of the lesson of
moral courage from the act Of the
prodisal son in returning to his faith
er. and declared that if We cannot
send preachers to the heather. we
can send Christ to them. for every Ijv-
ins Christian life is a great sermon
in itself, The Christian life is an IN
answerable argument in favor of
Christianity Mr., Bryan declared
that the Y. NJ. c. a. was Of econom5c
advantage in every city. 1t is cbean-
er. he said, to keep men from DOING
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
CORTELYOU AND BRYAN.
Former Introduces Latter as InSpira-
ton to Good Citizenship
Everywhere

Washington, Nov. 23.-Christian
Citizenship. as exemplified by the
Young Mems Christian Association,
was the topic of an address by VIII
liam ]. Bryan, at a largely attended
mass meeting held under the auspices
of the international convention of
that association. at Convention hall
this evening. 1t was the leading
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-07

the treasury certificates, which should
never have been issued, perhaps, and
declaring that the "panic'' was at an
end. Anything approaching fatism does
not look good in that quarter.
Another division in congress will in
sist on the direct interposition of the
federal government through the crea
ton of a central bank that will have
authority to issue "hexible currency"
through the existing national banks
The wide difference that exists
should be beneficial to the country. 1t
will prevent hasty or undigested !"
legislation.
Even with the "asset currency"
scheme, which has been prominently be-
fore congress and the country for sew
eral sessions, there is wide disagree
ment regarding details and what should
constitute the assets which would be
used by the national banks to ada to
their note issue when there was demand
for more money. For a temporary
bridge it has been proposed in one sec
ton to allow the banks to use state,
city and county bonds to increase the
available currency; but on the opposite
side, predictions are made that this
would lead to dangerous imitation.
thin, small voice may be heard
amid the din calling for legislation that
would prevent another gambling out
break, with the banks, looking to the
high rate of interest, holding these Sc
curities to the danger of the institu-
tions themselves and the commercial
credit of the nation. The warning of
October should not be omitted alto
gether from congressional deliberation.
This nation is on gold basis, right
ly or wrongly, in conjunction with the
leading countries of the world. Gold,
then, is the backbone. And gold has
an almost animal instinct of seeking
safe quarters, whether in this country
or abroad, gravitating toward Europe
or America according to a law of it's
own that tells it of a probable or a
coming storm. Congress will bear this
in mind.-Denver Republican.
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-07

Herewith, whether the accused is ac
quilted or convicted, the taxpayers
must 90 into their pockets to pay the
costs of the trial and the maintenance
of the defendant, should he be put in
than to punish-to save the released
convict from returning to his evil ways
if-such thing be possible, and it is
in many cases. To prosecute criminal
costs 81 900; to keep him in the peni-
tentiary costs perhaps another $1,000,
this being probably good average.
There are crooks, of course, and plenty
of them, who should be behind the bars
all the time, but there are men and
women who. unless led away by tough
associates, will never attempt a crime
n second time when once they have
been seized and incarcerated. 1t is to
this latter class that the ColorauO frls
on association extends a helping hand,
assisting them to obtain honorable en-
ployment. All this is done quietly,
without the crashing of brass bands;
hence it is the Colorado Prison associa-
ton is seldom heard from. Mr.. Hof-
man is covering the western slope in
the interests of the society and will be
here next spring to deliver addresses
in the churches and schools.