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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16

Missouri attorney general asks that the
Waters-Pierce Oil company be barred from
the state. because the company, while it
mas paid the fine assessed. has not cut
loose from the Standard Oil company.
Page j
Storm has moved east and telegraph
wires are badly crippled and business at
a standstil. Page i
President sends to congress conclusions
reached by the recent conference over de-
pendent children Pare 1
State OF Iowa presented with a portrait
of General Weaver. w. ]. Bryan principal
orator on occasion Of acceptance Page j
Unidentified man stabs a number of
women in Berlin and police department
unable to secure a trace of him. Page i
Eleventh anniversary of the blowing up
of the Maine remembered by fitting exer-
cises at Washington. Pare q
LneIsLATTvE.
Senator Myers. republican of Rock
county, introduces a bill TO guaranty bank
deposits. Some figures on the benefits
of the terminal tax law. Page 1
NEBRASKA
Traction lines at Lincoln are merged
into a s3,500.0o corporation Page 2
Grand Island is making great prepara-
tions TO entertain the Nebraska Press
association. RAge
Grand Island man wins first place for
Nebraska spring wheat at National Corn
exposition. grain inspectors. laboratories
and millers declaring 1t to be flour best
adapted for light bread. Page 10
Real estate dealers and others who
would invite foreign money TO Nebraska
propose to make mortgages exempt from
taxation in fact without causing holders
the trouble Of. dodgtng the assessor.
PRgs
Retail hardware dealers of Nebraska
open session at Hotel Rome and EXPOSE
tion showing all the new things OF the
trade At the Auditorium today. RAge
Sam Hoff thought Commissioner Brun-
ing was his friend up to the last moment,
and now he weeps for him, as Bruning
voted another fellow into office. Page 5
Goodell murder case in the hands Of
the jury. Page
co1EaKERCIAL AND HDUsTRIAL.
Live stock markets. Page
Grain markets. Page
Stocks and bonds. Page
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN srEAlKaXRR
Port Arrived Sailed.
NEW YORK. Caronia
NEW YORK. MAdonnA.....-....
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
RUSE TO AVOID TRAIN HoLDUP
Colorado sheriff VIII Take shereIine
80 LeadviIIe Disguised and
in secret.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb. 15.-FeaFlng
that accomplices may attempt to hold up
the train, Frank sherctffe will be returned
10 Colorado in secret shercliffe will be
disguised in such a way that he viii not
be readily recognized and accompanied by
Sheriff Dwyer and deputy. the trip TO
Leadville will be made. The object OF the
mystery surrounding the departure Of the
prisoner is in order TO avoid a curious
crowd gathering at the station when he
leaves Minneapolis or his arrival being
heralded at Leadville. The thing most
feared. though. is that snercliffe's depar-
ture may be known 10 friends and his es-
cape planned.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
MOVE AGAINST MAYA INDIANS
Mexican Government Sends Troops 20
search Out the HOstIIe
band.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. B-Lieutensnt
Alexandra Berlin has been ordered with
fifty infsntrymen TO penetrate the terri
tory OF Quinana Roo and locate the Maya
Indians who have been attacking settle
ments ana small detachments OF soldiers
Ten days ago the Indians attacked a small
detachment Of soldiers and yesterday they
killed another between the villages OF San
IEidro and Noxca, and captured q number
Of mules carrying army provisions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
NO DECISION UNTIL TUESDAY
JudEe ssranE VIII Act In salt of
scott MaeReynOIds Against
HaakeIl

GUTHRIE okl. Feb. iS-JudEe strang
m the United States circuit court here to-
DAY announced that he would not render
Ms decision in the suit brought by Scott
AiaeAa nolds 20 recover certain papers
seiaed recently by order OF Governor
~hAries \. Haskell and bearing on the lat
'ers suit for libel against William r.
hearst' the New York editor. until tomor-
20" morning. owing TO the nonarrival Of
awyers interested They seired documents
containing evidence collected upon behalf
Of Nj. Hearst.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
IDAHO PASSES LOCAL OPTION
Bin Goes TO Governor Brady, who
Has Announced He VIII
siEn IL.

BOISE Ida, Feb. 15.-The local option
hill passed by the senate last week was
accepted by the house today by vote Of
% TO 1S The bill now goes 10 Governor
Brady who has announced his intention
of signing IT. Under the terms OF the bill
county commissioners of any county are
required, on presentation OF a petition
signed by 40 per cent Of the voters. to order
special election TO determine the question
OF the sale Of intoxicating LIQUORS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
view svvischbeard sf Y1nk,.,

ANTON, s. D. Feb. I5.-(SFecial -
hsg contract vas Let here saturday night
~ the Independent Telephone company Of
this city, Numerous Representatives nom
outaaA firms were here. a. the contract
vas fof tiS.oc An Ohio firm landed the
pits, Nhich Was for q new switchboard
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
THREE HUNDRED DIE IN FIRE
Teatro Flores i'm City of Acapulco,
Mex. Burned Sunday--Ameri-
cans Among Victims.

MEXICo CITY, Feb. l5-Three hundred
people were burned TO death yesterday when
the Testro Flores of the city of Acapulco
was destroyed. several Americans being
among the victims. The telegraph office
was burned and the news OF the disaster
has just been resolved
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16

6&aAhnt hACREoA - Inv
There isn't the slightest danger in the
world that the bill for the repeal of the
terminal taxation law will get through the
legislature" said Senator Ransom today
when he was asked his opinion about the
matter.
Il don't know who has introduced the
BILL" added the senator. but you may say
the entire senate delegation from Douglas
county will be against it's repeal"
Il am against the repeal OF the law"
said Representative Thomas of Douglas also
and the remaining members OF the house
delegation were said TO be Of similar mind
by Representative Connoly.
The bill was introduced by Representative
Snyder OF Harlan. the home county OF Gov
ernor Shallenberger, but It has not attained
the dignity OF a party measure yet, though
the reilroad influences are said 10 be plyg-
gtng to get It before the members.
Friend of Dumb AnimaIa.
Taylor of Hitchcock has biossomed out
as the friend Of dumb animals. and in the
house today he introduced three or four
measures in their interest In II. r. ss4 he
provides against coursing or turning loose
any dumb animal for the purpose OF al
lowing dogs TO chase IT, II. r. sS5 provides
a penalty for any person who leaves a
wounded dumb animal in a public place to
die II. r. $50 provides for the care OF
dumb animals injured In railroad wrecks
and II. r. 3S7 forbids picking fowls while
still alive, and Fl. r. 3ss provides a san
itary and humane cage for the shipment
Of fowls.
Double shift for Lincoln.
Elmer Brown introduced in the house to-
da va bill providing for doube-shift fire
department in Lincoln, The Lincoln fire
men are behind the bill and Il is q copy OF
the Omaha bill passed two years ago.
Takes sheIdon's Advice.
Case of Frontier introduced a bill In the
house providing that before marriage
licenses shall be issued applicants must
have a certificate from some physician
stating they are not afflicted with tuber-
culosis or any metal or physical aiimsnt.
This is in line with one OF the recommen-
dations OF Governor Sheldon. Case is a
doctor.
Cuts salary of DeputIss.
The finance committee, which practically
completed the salary bill this afternoon. re-
duced the salary OF the deputy secretary OF
safe and the deputy state superintendent
from s., 800 to Sl,500 annually. The enEi-
neer at Milford Industrial School was de-
creased from $500 TO $500 a year. and the
farmland was increased from sS60 10 $40
a year. The assistant state veterinarian, At
500 year was cut out. The two bookkeep-
ers In the office of the land commissioner
were increased from 81. $50 TO 1850 a year
each, and the recorder In the same office
from s1.OOO 10 81. 500. and two clerks were
cut out Increases we're made IN the ap-
preparations for the district and suprems
judges in accordance with the constitutional
amendment
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
Has seen Three Centurle..

GUADALAJARA. Mexico Feb Is
Jose Guadeloupe Alcala, believed to be the
Oldest man in the world. has just cele-
brated his 18th birthday. Alcala was born
in this city forty years before Mexico be
came a republic and has therefore lived in
three centuries
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
Iohn Mitchell Hurt in Collision.

SPRING VALLEY, III. Feb. B.-John
Mitchell secretary Of the National Civic
federation. was slightly injured in a troll
ley car collision today. He proceeded on
his Journey 10 New York after his wounds
were dressed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS OF SENATE
BanninE Reciprocal Demarraee Bill
, IA Pnased

LINCOLN. Feb. ESPECIAL The senate
today passed the following bills
s. +. n. by Banning OF cass-Reciprocsl
demurraEe measure.
s. =. lOl. By Tanner Of Dougias-South
Omaha charter bill
S. =. IS3. by Oils Of Nalley--ProyidinR for
physical valuation Of railroads and public
service corporation property.
g. r. 159, by Miller OF Lancaster-Pro-
hibiting high school fraternities Ransonn
OF Douglas and Randall Of Madison voted
in the negative
g. F. 49, by Miller Of Lancaster Bryan
school of citizenship bill
r. r. 2l, BY Buhrman--QulctinR title 10
some lots in St Paul. Neb.
8 T. II, by King of POlk-Liceneing the
carrying OF firearms.
The following bills were introduesd ana
read for the first time:
S. y. - by Tibbets sf Adams-Permlts
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
AEninst Repeal Of Law.

Total increase. slssS1; total decrease, $3.50.
net increase, si3.sss; total increase on full
valuation, s7.s9e
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
: WEATHER.

FOR o COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
NICTNITl -. Tuesday with slowly
rising tenn
FOR Nj -A-Fair Tuesday, with
slowly risiL -tperature.
FOR 1OWA-GeneraIly fair Tuesday. with
rising temperature.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
Not Complex in Character and Simply
Amends Present Law.
OF FUND ONE MILLION
Some Figures Presented on Workings
Of Terminal Tax.
HARLAN COUNTY PROFITS BY IT
Home District of Man who WouId
Repeal the Law Benefits over
Thirteen Thousand Dollars by
Its PrOvisiOns.
From a sad Corresnondent )

LINCOLN, Feb. 15-Cspecai )-Senator L.
L. Myers Of Rock county today introduced
bank guaranty measure which Is the only
one so far put before the legislature by
republican. II has been carefully drawn
and legal advice was taken II provides for
a guaranty fund with only such other
amendments OF the present law as are nee
essary for its incorporation into the bank
ing law. The present deposits in state
banks. Senator Myers says. amount to
about s65.OOOOO0. He docs away with the
examiners fees and provides they shall be
paid out OF the guaranty fund. He figures
the extra expenses will amount to about
$4,000 year. He provides a fund Of one
eighth OF ] per cent levied semi-annualiy
until the fund reaches S5oOO 900 and then one
sixteenth Of / per cent untn it reaches
81 ,OOo.0Oo The tax will raise as2OoO a year.
He provides in the bill that the fund shall
at no time be less than $4,000. Mr Myers
made his campaign on a bank guaranty
platform.
How Terminal Tax works.
Before the legislature passes the bill by
Snyder of Harlan repeating the terminal
tax law It is possible Mr.. Snyder may hear
from some OF the towns and villages in
his county. The terminal tax law increases
the railroad property in the towns in Har-
Ian county $3.50 net Why Mr.. Snyder
should seek to compel the taxpayers of his
home county to make up this amount by
reducing the railroad values that much
cannot be figured by an outsider. The fol-
lowing table shows the towns in Harlan
county affected by the operations OF the
terminal tax law. the new assessment under
the terminal tax law. the old and the in
crease and decrease:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16

NORFOLK, Neb.. Feb. l6-The mercury
stood at - below zero here this morning.
This is the coolest since February p 100.
Two inches Of snow fell yesterday.
High wind drifted the snow in places
rendering train service between Sioux civ
and Norfolk on the Omaha road again i'm
possible for a day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16

Nhile IL Is recognised that these con
clusions can be given their fullest effect
only by the action OF the several states or
communities concerned. or OF their charit-
able agencies, the conferences requested me
in section "a of the conclusions. 10 send 70
you a message recommending federal ae-
tion.
There are pending in both houses Of
congress bills for the establishment Of a
children's bureau, l. e.. senate biil No
9zs and house biil No. sn2 These pro
vide for ehildren's bureau m the Depart
ment Of the Interior which shall investi-
gate and report upon ali matters pertain
ing 70 the welfare o. children and child
life, and shall especially investigate the
questions Of infant mortality. the birth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16

CONTINUED on Second Pass)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the''FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-offces, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to 81
Paso and of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaverlng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration OF these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium IN the State OF
Texas, when 1t is the object to
reach the German reading pc
pulatlon.
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An bas Ynblifnm

Die .Sreie Breiie fir Seras" miro
an iber $50 Boitofficen perfanot,
uno bat cine groBe 8erbreitung IN
Der Nadbnr-G epublif Merifo, i'm Sn.
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eritredt fid bon COLLECTION Bis binaui
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Die 1Sreie Breiie fir Eeros", mo es
iih oarum banoelt, Die oeutide ge'
Dolferung 81 erreihen. bas Bette Gin
| seige'N ebimm i'm Staats yeras.
Die Treie Breife fir Seras Ynbliibina
Eomuanu.
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Mfuf Senatorfn.

Cole 5. CRAWFORD erblidte 1868
in @olnep, Sa., bas 2i1t Der Welt.
ct befuhte bic bprtiae Dffentli6e
@Hult, empfins pripatunterri9t in
Hatein unb Matbemattf unb grabuirte
1882 an Medts-D Department Der
nniDeriitdt BON Soma. CUR Barre
5uselafen. iibte CRAWFORD auerft in
Snbepenbence, Sa., unb Johann in
pierre in benz bamaligen Serritorium
Oafpta bte Mnpaltspraris aus. gr
mar bon 1886 bts 1888 Stoatsantpolt
bon 9usbes Gountp unb 1889. benz
Sabre, in tpelhem bas Serritortum in
Norb~ unb @iibsD afpta getbeilt unb
bic beiben @ebtete gu @toaten erboben
tpurben, Mitslteb bes legislatiben
Battles BON Dafota. @pdter fetnen
mobnfib nod 9uron, 6. o., pere
legenb, btente grapforb benz
.@ipinseeat" @taate als Staatsfena>
tor, fopie bier Sabre lang als Gene
rolantpolt. BON 1897 BIB 1899 moi er
@ouberneur bes @taates.
CHARLES S. 9ugbes, Der ols Nad=
folser beg langidhrigen 8unbesfenaz
tors Qenrp M. 9eIer In bas rationale
Oberbous e%intrat, TT felt elmer Reibe
bon Sohren etner Der fibrenberl Gafz
loren in Der bemofrnttf9en pnlitif
golorabps unb gilt als Der bebeu<
tenbfte 8erebau@M edtsfunbise in ben
Der. @taaten. 9usbes TIT MiIiondr.
unb feline Acknowledgements nirft inn,
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Selbein. Wis., grabuirte er 1873 an
Der llniperfitdt bon Soma unb nor
bierauf 5pet SABRE lang 2ebrtr an
Der Aoliforntfhen Militdrafabemie in
DatIanb. Sobnfon ipibmete fd
olsbann BEN Nedtsftubium, biente,
1876 3ur Darre 5ugelaHen. 3pei Ger=
mine nls Mitglisb Der aegislatur bon
Soma unb peraog 1882 nod Datota.
mo e. ResitrunssIanb aufnahm, aui
benz It beute nod %onidffig 1T.
Wesleb 8. Sones bat in ben lebten
sebn Jabren BEN llnterharie Der Sc
eislatnr bes Staotes Mafbinaton ala
Nitslieb angeb1rt. Gr 1T 40 Sabre
oft unb ftammt aus 9etbann, Su.
Wanbem ct bas Soutbtrn Sainois
College nbfolDirt unb in g6icaso ri,
Me9te ftubirt, lieb Ct fin 1889 in
Nortb Dotima. Mafb, nieber, no {,
f9 autrft i'm Grunbeigentbumss@ &c
f96fte unb bann als 4bpofat betbd.
ttgte.
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Gin e + a fann bins
men bret @tunben BIB 450 Gifde fans
nerl.
g1tete BEN Nnareifer.

Gin unerbittlid]er M0roer lit 9lp,
peroicitis BEL Dielen 4ranfen. Iber
Or. Sings Sem Bite Bas t5ten i'm,
inoem fie ibm 5uporfmmen. Sic re.
gen in mil6er Weiie Den Maecfi
bic 2eber uno Die gingetpeibe an,
pe%rbi1oern iene 4niommluneen, biz
Appendicitis berbeifiibren uito beilel
Deritopfung, giIioiitdt, Sieber, Wta.
laria, &opfidmer5en nnb l1nberboa.
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@ieh-Warft.

Gan Qntonio, II. Mdr5 1909 =
Odien $2.75 Biz $500 Der 100 pfo.
&iibe 1925 Biz $3.50.
8uIen ullb u9tags" $1.75 Biz $500.
Sdbrlinge $3.50 Biz 1925.
&dlber $3.50 Biz $500.
66afe $3.50 Biz 1925.
3ieeen $500 Biz $3.50.
S6ipeine $500 biz 5000.
ct. 2onis, II. Mdr8 1903. giuos
uieb, Seras&@ieb 1915 biz $3.50.
S6ipeine $3.50 biz $685..
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u1aret,8eriht
8aummpae.
San Minimum. Ser. II 81

Sun 4mtumip, Seq, II. Maar5 or
binarb 53/16 Cts, @oob Srbirart
6 1916 gts., 2ofp MibbIing Z 1915
Cts; Miboling 8 1876 gts.; @oof
9eiobline 5716 Cts; @ibblina
Sair 8 1916 Gents.
9alpeftpm, SEE. II. @ar8. 0rbiz
narb 5 1916 Cts; @opb Ordinary
71/16 Cts; 2on @ibbling 8 9/1o
Cts. Mtnoling 99/16 Gts.; @oob
@iboltng 8 1916 Cts; Miobltns Sair
20 7/t6 Gents.
9seiu Orleans, 2a., II. 0tar5. =
@ooo Srbinarb 711/16 gts., 2oiu
Mtiboling 8% @ts.; Wiibbling 9% Cts.
@ooo @tibbling 9 1916 Cts; 0tiooz
Ting Sair 10 3/16 Gents.
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GRANDCHILDREN nnb beiien grpbnftc.
Rrima galnmtpoaiamen&Waebl per Sons
ne $23.50.
8aumtpoa iamenzS Del, rob, $4.36 unb
$4.64.
grima galimipouiamen@&udeu Der
Come $4,000.
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Gennfc.

Semitic.
@artoffeln, Colorado, 1910 Ii. $225;
geras meme $3.50 Der gentner.
3tpiebeIn, Deaop Dalu1er, $3.50.
Somnten, MeIifo unb EloriDa, So 81
urlo 1925 per 6 &orbsgrate.
@obI, 1915 u1o $500 per 100 Bfb
Sfrn $500 fir 6 &orb<grate.
8lumenfobl, Seras, $500 uno So. 81
per Crate.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-05
THE CONDITIONS INDICATE A
FROST IN VALLEY TONIGHT.

There is danger of frost in the
valley tonight Every fruit grower
should be prepared to heat his or
chard if the necessity arises. Men
Will be on duty at the weather bu-
reau all night. IL was 4S above zero
in Grand Junction at O'Clock this
morning. II got as high as so de-
grees yesterday. II was 4S in Dem
yer this morning; ~ in Amarillo,
Texas; 81 at Spokane; 3S ut Port
land; ~ ut Santa Fe; % at Salt
Lake; SO at Durango, and at scores
of other points over the country the
temperature was ut, or near these
stages. at q n. m.
Today has been fair and warm in
Grand junction with much wind
about the middle of the day.
The weather map today gives the
forecast and conditions rs follows:
Forecast till q p. M Thursday:
(issucd Mt Denver)-
For Colorado: Tonight fair eN-
cept showers in north central por-
ton. colder, with possible frost in
the north and west portions; Thurs
day fair except snow in the noun
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-05
aims. colder.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The northern storm has moved
southeast to the upper Missouri val
ley. extending as n trough of low
pressure from central Wyoming
northeast through Minnesota Ii is
causing high temperatures in all of
the middle states, but thus far is
accompanied by slight precipitation.
Light spring showers have occurred
i'm the Appalachian states. General
ly fair weather prevails over the en-
tire country
West of the Rockies the tempera-
ture remains low, and is falling rap
idly under the Influence of a high
pressure area on the north Pacific
coast. The influence of this high
pressure area will probably be felt
in this vicinity by tomorrow MORN
ing, causing generally fair weather
with possible frost in the colder por-
tons of the valley tonight, and con-
tinued fair weather with falling tenn
pcrature Thursday.
II. NJ. HARDI\GE,
official i'm Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-05

All business men are requested to
decorate their windows in lavendar
and white. the colors of the Womans S
Club. in observance of the big meet
ing of the western slope organiza-
tion of the clubs to be held here Fri
day and Saturday.
U. G. Ammon sent into Glenwood
yesterday a brown bear hide taken
from big brute he killed on Rifle
creek Sunday The hide measures
s feet by feet and 6 inches. 1t is
one of the largest and handsomest
hides ever seen in Glenwood.
We will soon have a car of fur
naces, and we are going to install
them at reasonable prices.-J. H.
Lane.
Max Boyer expects to leave in a
day or two for Montrose to work on
the big tunnel.
Miss Lucille Cook is up from Fruita
on a shopping expedition this after
noon.
Misses Ramsey and Lane of Fruita.
visited in the city yesterday.
e. NJ Small is in Fruita today on a
short business trip.
Business In railroad circles Is be-
ginning to pick up again and more
men are being added to the pay roll.
Let every grower keep close
watch on the temperature tonight. 1t
may drop uncomfortably low.
Prof. w. G.. Brandenburg. of the
state commercial association, is in
the city today.
Miss Helen Bunting has been quite
i'll for several days at the home on
East Main.
100000 to loan on good ranch
property. Coe Investment Co,
over Union Trust & Banking Co.
Money to loan on improved
We have awnings to match the
color of your house, or any stripe
you want.-J. H. Lane.
Fifty voices will sing in the May
Day" chorus. Reserved seats at Fal-
coner's, 25 cents.
For the finest livery in the city
call Palace Barn. Phone Junction
29O
One of the best equipped livery
and transfer stables in Colorado
Barton & Terril. Fifth and Colorado.