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that he had disqualified himself under
the rules OF the New York BOW IinS
Association. the young man pleaded
The price was stated to he sl.DOwi
Rowlars who participated in the hea"
',u tournament ar notified that IN
fobs are awarded according to tue r..
urds of tie official score books.
some cases there may have been oniS'
SONS in sending out notices 10 ~,
winners to be present Saturday n'Eht
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Handy Here for Races.

Henry j. Handy. of the Chicago Ath-
ietic Club. the champion swimmer Of
the West, reached Now York yesterday
with his trainer, Dr. Sullivan. He Is
entered in all the open swimming
events at the SDorsmen show and =
t.riuy %. match race, Will be arranged
with Champion 9. NJ Daniels, of the
\ Y. A. c.. for distances up to three
r-rlrr1 Yards
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scratch Event with Limited
Field Would Settle
the Question.

EouR or five OF the most import
i ant a'h!efic meets Of the season
VIII be held within the next ten
DAYS In usands aro eager to know
"hich OF our runners is the best oyer
mile Journey. and il is expected that
the man will be discovered by a posi-
tive proof of his ability benre the
Nav York A. c. games on March 10
are over
The recent defeat of the champjo,
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Jimmy Gardner offered a Match.

Cal Harris the Chicago sporting man, who
represents Jimmy Gardner OF Lowell, Mass.
HAS received an offer from the Oshkosh
Athletic club for a match with Young
McCoorty, the Young OS kosh fighter. who
won decision from Jack Dougherty. OF
Milwaukee. The weight named Is l42
bounds at 3 O'Clock II Gardner accepts,
thn cnntest VIII take place in three weeks.
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Philadelphia Jack o Brien is slated for az.
other easy battle tonight. He will take o..
Jack Bonner the heavyweight pugl!st. OF
summit HUI. Pa. FOR s.A rounds in the mai,,
bout al the opening show OF the West End
., Of West Philadelphia, Of which ''FoXey
Jack is the owner and Billy Mccartney the
matchmaker. O'Brien has probably agreed
TO let Bonner stay the limit but the chances
are that Ennne- WIN ge, n good lac!ng
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Lewis Has Three Fights This Week.

Willie Lewis will do plenty of fighting this
week as he is slated to engage in three bat
ties. Tonight he meets Bill Hurley. mid
dle-weigH; at GIens Falls. y. Y, for six
rounds tomorrow might he tackles Jack
Fitzgerald. If Philadelphia, FOR six rounds at
the Washington Heights 4. C. while or
Thursday niSIt he i billed 10 meet Fre,
Bradley. Of Roston. in a six.round go at the
Olympic A. C. OF Harlem.
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ketchel to Fight March II.

Stanley Young ketchel. the Western cy-
clone middleweight, has Just been signed up
for another fight His manager has matched
him TO meet Al Neil. the California middle
weight for twenty rounds. at Bakersfield.
Cal. on March II. They will battle az catch
than ten rounds. as the latter Is not the
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JOHNSON WILL NOT FIGHT BURNS ABROAD

ien-rouni bout between Jimmy Britt and Bat
ilns Nelson. which comes of in that city to
morrow night. Packey will challenge the
winner from the ringsde to NEE; him in
"enty-rouni bout at 1873 pounds. weigh /.
AZ p. NJ The winner and Mcfarland viii
oack any club OUT on the coast
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Robson to Meet Baldwin and Nitchie

Spike" Robson the clever English light
weight who is matched to meet Matty Bald
win FOR twelve rounds at the Armory A. A
OF Boston. on Mlrel 10. has been secured
20 meet Young NitchIe." the Quaker city
nght"elght, in a. siX-r5Lnd battle before me
National \. g. -. Philadelphia. on SATURDAY
night. Robson ala not snow up go well In
his recent light in that city with Grover
Havcs ant 1'.'rhmaker McCiuigan decided to
.-i,. \ltrn!e a chance at him.
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BOUTS ARRANGED
FOR LOCAL CLUBS.

To. Night-Dry Dock A. c.. East
Tenth street-Sammy Smith VS.
Leach Cross. six rounds; Console
dated A. C.-Howard Smith vs.
Irish Paddy, ten rounds.
Tuesday s Slarkey \. C. - Bert
Eeyes VS.. Young Loughrey.' OF
philadelpha.s six rounds; Browns
iymna stun A. A.-"Young Dono-
hue" VS.. Arthur Cote, OF South
BOSTON, six rounds; semi wlndup
Young Evans vs.. Bonnie Wilson,
slN rounds, Washington Heights A.
' Lewis vs.. Jack F'itzger-
d. of Philadelphia, six rounds.
"Wednesday No stays cardcd.
ru"sday-OIympic a. c. OF Har,
Willie Lewis VS.. Fred Bradley, OF
Boston, SIX rounds; Long Acre A. C.
Sailor Burke VS.. Jack Fitzgerald,
Philadelphia, six rounds.
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Bowlers Get Evening World Prizes

al he distribution of prizes Any bowl
er who thinks his nam. was. omitted
In the list, is invited to call at me
White Elephant alleys any evening this
week. when Mr. Endres VIII go over the
score books with him. and If entitled to
d fno il will be forthcoming.
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LUX an arMOTy Tlttt' TIC games UI
r the Sixty-ninth Regiment A. A.
4 20 lie eld this evening, excel any
thing similar in an indoor way this sea-
son. A galaxy of stars have sent IN
their entries for the various events
and the friends of the gallant old Sixty
ninth should see contests that should
live long in their memory Of things
athletic.
Hillman. Sheppard, Sedley, Dan Kelly.
Lawson Robertson and Charlie bacon
are a few Of the championship winners
who will be seen in action. There -
a variety to the programme, with novel
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l@APT. JOHN w. ELMES, comment
II ing upon the fuss made over
~ Harry Hllman's competing
against "privates" in the National
Guard, said: at Is nonsensical to OBJ
ject to Mr.. Hlmans competing, al
Though he is now lieutenant. There
80 no military rule against it, There
never will be in this country. 1t may
DE all right in England or Germany to
draw these hard and fast lines between
.Officers and privates But this is a
free country, and al. Americans are free
anu equal. 1t is not insubordination in
rhe National Guard or other American
military body for any private TO CON
slider himself as good man as his
Auperior oincers. A feeling of equality
doesn't interfere with his obedience 10
orders. There is nothing 'undignlf!ed
About assocating with prlvates. even
Nor an officer"
Yes" Clipped in another officer
standing by, and where does Col
Thurston come in to object anyway :?
Why remember very well. that he
competed in athletics when he held
lteutenants commission. He didn't
think II undignfied then. Must have
been more undlgnlf.ed than Hillman's
work, too. for Harry usually wins, and
as remember 1t, the Colonel always
ran last"
drg n Sc, T. Of A. rSnss &C viii IL have ,,s rec,
L on the 10Th, There will be n spe-
oiai siNty-yard race with Kelly. Smith
son Eaton, Saitz, sherman and other
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 2.-The
entries Tor to-morroS's races are az fol
lows.
FIRST RACE Three an a half furlong.
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Jack o'erien in the RIM Tonight.

game fighter he vas few years ago
gross receipts
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Sam esreer Now Fight Promoter

sam Berger. the California fighter. who re-
tired from the ring after he was knocked
out by Al. Kaufman IN ten rounds al San
Francisco on oct. 81. 1903. is now fight
promoter OF California sam Is conducting
been grar;et a license to hold twenty.
round bout in that city March 81. He
has signed PaCkey Mcfarland TO meet the
winner OF the Britt-Nelson fight.
Mcfarland to See Big Battle.
Packcy Mcfarland. OF Chicago, is now on
his way to Los Angeles. Cal. to witness the
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OMMY has interesting things
a for paper 1 am hoos,in.
much superior IN evor,,,,.
with This little Moran
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best boxers England has turned out for
years. Driscou knocked cut Bowker,
sand he sure must be a wonder. III see
him fight Griffin Of New Zealand. at
the National S. C. next Monday. I'm
training at Jack Straw's Castle in Lon
don for Roche and go over to Ireland
shout five days before the fight. Palmer
was a joke. He was pretty near as
yellow as johnson. but he got up nine
times. If 1t was johnson ne might have
Jumped out of the ring. | don't think
this fellow Roche will so over six
rounds. 1t just depends on how he will
fight. l don't see anything else after
the Roche fight unless Johnson viii
come over here. / have a good propo
sition. and he may not have 10 wait as
long as he thinks. i want to tight john
son in ring so sInal! he can't get
enough OF a run to jump out. l showed
tup O'Brien. and I'll show up Johnson
to be the same kind of a man. All
black men are great fighters when they
know they are winning, but l never saw
one that would not show the white
feather when forced. III fight Johnson
foIty-fve rounds or to finish: A finish
suits me. TOMMY BURNS.
-HE story that Tommy enclosed
: must have Jared some of the en-
4 thusiastic English athletic cranks
II takes up a full newspaper page, un-
der the heading American Supremacy
In Sport"
Burns says among other things:
america Is out to conquer the world
OF sport. When say America l want 1t
to be understood that include Canada,
for ! consider Canada Is part OF
America although il belongs to Great
Britain. / have never been able to see
sny more difference between Canadian
and an American than there is between
two Yankees. They talk the same way
and they are alike in everything. l see
a great deal of difference between the
people of England and those on the
ci''-r side OF the Atlantic.
claiming the supremacy of sport
for America l am not talking through
my nat. or merely making the bald
headed eagle scream. l expect that at
the next International Olympic sports
boards In track and tield-in everything
except the distance events
Then Burns goes on with description
of various American athletic champions
that shows him to be a student OF the
game. According 10 Tommy, we ought
to win everything in sight. barring some
tof the long distance races.
When j. Bull read that article he must
have worried off some weight.
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CHAMPION BURNS
FINDS SQUIRES IN
JEM ROCHE'S CAMP
"Boshter Bill" Training Irish Cham
pion for Fight With Burns-Ameri-
can Athlete Supreme. Tommy
Tells Englishmen,
SQUIRES is found.

DILL SQUIRES is found.
y Tommy Burns writes from
London: BILL SQuires is over
In Ireland training Roche, and telling
him to be careful of that terrible
right OF mine. What will happen
next?"
We've been expecting Bill to drop
into New York any day. His gradual
approach from the West was RI.
mored so long some people suspected
that Bill was beating his way by the
freight route. But Bill gave US all
the slip--got through New York I'm.
recognized ard skipped for Ireland.
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SEN EN,iH RACE one mile ani one
ghtG, selling.
bi1 'kaiserhoG ,......... e7
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sLUMs.

Slums, regarded as a necessity. are
raised in all large cities and cult.
waited by the whole people.
As rule. they require but little
care. being extremely hardy. and hav-
ing once taken root. spread rapidly.
Slums are useful in many ways.
They furnish material for writers on
political economy. enabling them TO
support themselves comfortably. Slums
also help religion. and furnish a never
ending source OF amusement for phil
anihrop!sis. They are Indispensable
for settlement workers They are
also Invaluable for physicians and sur.
geons. supplying these specialists with
diseases. They are also source Of
happiness for the well-to-do. as the dis.
tant contemplation of them affords the
necessary contrast to the most com.
plete enjoyment. Without them there
would scarcely be any real melo-
drama.
Several times foolish people have
tried TO get rid of them, not realiz-
ing that. although very expensive, they
are Indispensable. Without them we
would have no sense Of duty or civic
pride.-Life.
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Marked For Death.

"Three years ago was marked for
death. A graveyard cough was tear
ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed
to help me, and hope had fled, when
nv husband got Or. Kings New Dis
covery." says Mrs. A. @. Williams. OF
Bac. Ky. 1.-THE first dose helped me
and improvement kept on until had
gained SO pounds in weight and my
health was fully restored" This
medicine holds the worlds healing
record for coughs and colds and lung
and throat diseases 1t prevents
pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at
Edgar Bros. drug store. SOC and sl.o0.
Trial bottle free.
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WAYSIDE INN

Ina letter to his parents Harold
Roberts writes from Harvard
Il went out to the original Way
Side Inn which Longfelow has ccle-
brated In his Tales Of the Way side
Inn. 1t was the place where they
changed horses the second time on
the stage road to New York. 1t is
out near Sudbury in the prctticst
country | have seen as get in all New
England. Four OF Us walked out
there from Mt. Auburn. The dis
tancc is about 20 miles. Then We
had fine chicken dinner and walked
ley line at FarmiuGtun. We all had
the time of our lives. The old inn
was built in the year 1853 and Is one
of the very oldest IN all this country.
For description of II you can not do
better than to read the prelude I" the
Tales OF the Way Side Inn. Things
are lust the same now. even To such
details as the landlords coat "f arms.
We sat in the parlor referred to ana
read the prelude out loud. The pres
ent landlord is slightly more CONNER
'cial than the one told OF IN the Tales,
and the crowds of men who gather
there are mere tourists rather tnah
travellers who came in the Ulden times.
and still there is charm about the
Mace and | would not have missed
the trip for good deal. We saw the
room where Lafayette stayed some
little while when in this country at
the time Of the Revolution. Almost
every room in the house has been oc-
cupied by Longfeliow at one time or
another, for the place was great Ia
yorjte with him for years. one room
with n fine old bedstead was his favor
ito and is shown to visitors as MS
room. All the rooms have tine olo
beds and l should surely like to sleep
in one of them some time. L may
some night, too it is still kept as Il
public hostelry, and must say tlla'
chose beds with their big tall posts,
an carved, are big attraction 10
me,
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Correred,

Pa-Ed!;h. how oiten do you rrac-
ice on the piano when I'm away?
Edth-Every day, pa.
Pa-iiow long did you practice yes
.c:Gay?
Edith-Four hours.
l'a-Ard today?
Edlth-Ahout the same.
pa-Wtn. I'm glad to hear you're
so regular. The next time You prac-
tice. however, be sure TO unlock the
piano. locked II last week, and I've
btea carrying the key in my pocket
ever since. Here II is!-Judge.
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A YOUNG MAN WHO ONCE Hi,c
A CHANCE.

o., cclla's announced her betrothaI,
id Cel!n IS soon to he wed;
Az rs what 4hul | send pretty Celia
ihai Is s7rl3 prrpleNing my head.
W commonplace token. but something
h-alllns faaing romance.
unVtflng subtle suggestion
mon Young Man Who Once Had .
Chance.
Y chance did say? Well. perhaps I
Abode in FOOLS Paradise.
inaginlne fond things and foolish,
.ohstru!ng through lovers device
Aook or touch Into something
was ncvr intended to be:
ne while knowing well / was not what
Known as a htting parti.
an 'ela, and was II all fancy?
re', M oh you allure me along
"nh IN af's and the wiles OF Circe
wa no's subtle than Loreley's song?1
the caprice OF moment
wv ied me so merry n dance?
W no You whO knows still regard me
"a Young Man Who Once Had .
Chance?
's1 u, mere What's the use OF bewailing
nen fellows been let In the lurch?
iorihal engraved invitation
peI9esung my presence at church
I'a,nus ,nn me that you have Mother.
ina a a., ne many thousands year:
~ mere Is no trust in the country
s'ohs hs this combine, my dear.
" eehas announced her betrothal.
A., Anu telia is soon to be wed;
rt. whht shall ! send pretty Celia
Ns,,s Is sorely perplexing my head
",, ~, cut glass nor silver, but some
n, ,eaiilng withered romance;
',l,a ,l'a her-regrets. and they're heart
''an, Young Man Who Once Had a
Arthur D.. Pratt. in Puck.
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VIII offer for llc ut Downcy Bros.
" Co 5 store, at Ordway, Colo. on
Wednesday. December is, 1908,
Commencing at One p. NJ.
One gray horse 10 years old, 1000
lbs brown horse 10 years old, 1000
IDS : ! sorrcl mare 10 years old, 1850
lbs brown mule 10, years old, 1850
lbs.
One mich COW 1 years old, | milch
COW years old. ! milch COW ! years
old. milch COW years old. ! milch
COW years old, l black steer = years
old, hcifcr year old. l brood sow,
IL head yearling stock hogs, II number
OF small pigs,
Two sets heavy harness, ] beet bed,
! new, >! inch, low wheel. 3 inch tire
Weber wagon, narrow tire wagon
complete, Success riding plows, II.
IL disc, ! Moline beet puller, ] Moline
cultivator, = 2seciion harrow and !
Deering binder.
JAS. DOWNEY, Assignee
For Mortgages OF above property.
c. II. Green * ThOs. Gallavan. Clerks.
Col. a. X. Frye. Auctioneer.
Weight lj0: not yet branded
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An Alternative.

Old Richfellow (desperately)-i
Won refuse me what is there left Tor
me to do? ,,or
sweet Girl-Well, I read the otner
aay about a rich man who made MS
viii in favor Of the woman VINO re,
fused him. and then went and hanged
himself.-Royal Magazine.
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Small ChanGe.

"It,s three years since | was IN this
city" said the stranger, as he hhisneu
his dinner. city looks the same.
II don't find much change, re-
marked the waiter, as he TOOK up
the dime that was left from the dol
lar bill.-Puck.
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the Business Get

tSTsf4s
advertising today is the most po-
.u. iorce in finance and commerce, /"
rls'a'ed us Stephen w. Bolles, of the
humphrey Advertising Company, in
u'ent c.', address before the st. Louis
~a,ege Of Finance and Law.
n is today the mightiest factor In
business world. 1t is a business
'sel ,ess with potency that goes be-
,suu ,s human desires. 1t is something
u, lv's : than a drummer Knocking at
m. soor OF the consumer, II is posi-
~ ~, creative force In business.
lo,a.. ouern advertising has made the
4, s,,es ,a. OF Yesterday the necessities
~ quay. ss1 The constant dropping Of
,N, .a!er Of publicity wears away the
'Nae Of Indifference,
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FOR SALE CHEAP

One Mccormick Big ! Mower. g foot
cut: l2.foOt Rake: 3-scction Harrow:
Disk: Studcbaker Wagon: all in first
class condition and only used this
season. Inquire at this office. 1t
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e,... a, Habit.

eWhat's the matter with that new
hired girl? Whenever sne rinss .ne .ne
dinner bell she makes dash ior 'ne
! "Whv don't you know. She's
,,.t come back from summer resort
rhere she worked a. head waitress Ii
: hotel.-Detroit Free Press.
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The Pace.

Frequently the pace that kills Is
tho one which man has to go for
the purpose of being able to satisfy
his wife's tastes.
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Whv He Didn't Make Hit.

The kissing hug has passed away
Though not devoid OF dash.
one important thing he lacked
lie had no chic mustache.
Chicago Daily News.
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FOR sALE-Two fair size dwelling
houses on Olney avenue, Sugar City,
colorado; one completely furnished.
a reasonable payment will he accept.
eu' balance on time. Apply
ti'' The National Sugar Mfg. ca
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Thursday. Dec. 18th,

Eight head nf Horses: Eight head OF
cattle Twelve Thoroughbred Duroc-
Jersey hogs, and Forty head uI extra
good Durpc Jersey >huatS. The II
hogs consist OF II thoroughbred sowS
and one boar. pcdigrccS furnished
with all S0w>.
The following implements Dain
stacker. > Dain bull rakcS, hay rake
good as new. 3 moving machines good
As new, | Success l4.inch riding pillow,
/ California special riding pillow, disc,
! iIoD>ier wheat drill, l four-section
harrow. Moline beet drill, l float, :
beet lifters. Peter Schuttler wagons,
| feed grinder, buggies, set heavy
work harness, beet cultivators, l
four-row riding cultivator. double
trees. forks, shUvcls, etc.
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The City Boarder-Has your SOL
Hiram got any good out of a college
education?
Silas Hornspoon-You bet he has.
Before he went ! never could get MIN
to do any chores around the farm. But
after them hazers got hold Of him he
got so tame he'll do anything you
tell him.-Chicago News.
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EarIu MARRIAGE in Mexico.

Marriage at an early age Is irequen.
IN Mexico. Recently boy OF 10
and a girl of IA were married IN the
capital.
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Snme People.

Some people would never get men
.,onad at ali II they were not talked
about behind their backs.
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will offer for sale at my ranch one
half mile south Of the VI. l., depot in
Ordway, on
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m..e,,llne lmaainatIon.

some men make mountains out OF
mole hills and then seii .hein i ~
-oar resorts.-Dallas News.
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Daily Thought.

Nor love thy life, nor hate; out
what thou livest live weli' ,., nUw ,oAe
or short permit to Heaven.-Miiton.
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Prlnted milk tickets. pInts and
quarts, for sale at tins Office.
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sl0O. .0OO. 90 to loan on farms near
Ordway. rEoh ~ 'oiiN'o-''
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s,,se ~ nave the largest and best as
Vsll ss' ss OF Post Gard Views 10 town.
whipple's Photo Gar.
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Medicine That Is Medicine.

~ have suffered Il good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints, but
have now found remedy that keeps
me well, and that remedy is Electric
BitterS: Il medicine that is. medicine
for stomach aud ivertroubles, and for
run down conditions says w. c.
kiestler, of Halliday, Ark. Electric
Bitters purify and enrich the hfnod,,
tone up the nerves, aud impart vigor
and energy to the weak. Your money
will be refunded If it fails to help
you. soc at Edgar Bros drug store.
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And Deadly In Its Action.
Plutarch: Evil counsei 's s~ -
It's march.
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|Ah..e" "ould appreciate such ! present.
calling cardsl We print 'em.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Whole sheet blo,ters Sc at this Office
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q Faithful.

F4Aelity is seven-tenths OF Dus'ness
success.
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Free Lunch at Noon.

TERMS sums of $40 and under.
cash. On sums over $40, credit OF
II months will be given. 10 per cent
interest from date, & per cent of for
cash. Nothing TO be removed until
terms are complied with.
~ u IVJECINS
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nos..
she's rassionately fond of bathing"
surf or board k?"-Detrott Free
Press
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Col. a. X. Frye. Auctioncer
Rev. c. S. SJeinmetz. Clerk.
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PUBLIC AUCTION FOR CASH.

will offer for sllc at Downcy Bros.
" Co. store, at Ordway, Colo. on
Wednesday narerhos tS Iooo
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d. G. ROBERTS.
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It's march