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WosA Springs shall b made during ths tAtr-
ty days Immediately following he Aats Vhao
this ordnance sAalI b In full foroe and
eject. giving .otics e ali parties vAeo Y
may concern that ths city e 0beovee1
Springs will redeem and pay IL esestaaA-
ing floating inAsbtsdnsss and outstaAAAAe
legal warrants Of the city q 0bsavood
Springs by exchanging At par the funding
bonds Of the city for warrants At par of
said city within q period of thirty days fol-
and that said notice shall be In Substantially
that said notice shall be In suostaAtiAlAy
the following form:
PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF
THE CITY OF GLENWOOD SPRINGS.
THE FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS AND
OUTSTANDING LEGAL WARRANTS OF
THE CITY.
To Whom II May Concern:
Puplic notice is hereby given that the city
of Glenwood Springs, in the state Of ColorA-
do. has authorized the issue Of its negotta-
BILE coupon bonds in the aggregate amount
of thirty thousand five hundred dollars, Tor
the purpose OF funding q like amount of
the floating Indebtedness and outstanding 9
legal warrants of the city. No sale Of said
bonds will be made within thirty days after
the first publication of this notice. Aurtn1
which time any holder of outstanding legal
warrants Of the city of Glenwood Springs
may exchange the same at par for bonds
city treasurer of said city In Glenwood
Springs. Colorado, and the pesentation OF
said warrants for exchange, as Aforesaid.
Dated 1t Glenwood Springs. Colorado.
1914.
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STATE OF COLORADO.
| COanty of 0arfielA, 81
CITY OF 0LEEW0OD 6PRIN06,y

1. wA- Cross. city clark q IL city q
GlsnwosA Springs. Do hereby ceFt4y tAat
the foregoing pages numbered freo peoo
80 To page so. inclusive. Constitute q full
and correct copy Of the record Of the pre-
ceedinss taken BY the city ceaAeu Of ~
city Of Glenwood SpinGs At . special NEST
ing thereof. held on the 3Oth AAy Of June
A. ID. 1914, so far said proceedings re-
late ordinance, q copy Of which is
contained in the minutes OF the regular
meeting of the city council Of said CRY.
held. pursuant to adjournment from he
regular meeting Of the 1st day Of Juns A.
d. 1914, on Monday, the 18th day Of June
A. ID. 1914, entitled. IAN Ordinance provtd-
ing for the contracting OF an indebtednsss
on behalf of the city OF Glenwood springs
credit thereof. by issuing the negotiable
coupon bonds Of the city In the Aggregate
amount Of one hundred ten thousand dollars
for the purpose of purchasing system OF
waterworks, consisting of the holdings Of
The 0lenwood Light 4 Water Company. to-
gether with all appurtenances, said system
when purchased to be owned, operated and
managed by the city, for fire domestic and
other municipal purposes; prescribing the
form OF said bonds and providing for the
levying and collection of tax to pay the
same; that said copy of said ordinances
contain In said minutes Of said regular
adjourned meeting is a full. true and cor
rect copy OF the original Of said ordinances
as finally passed and adopted by the city
council Of said city at said special meeeieS
held on the Both day Of June A. d. 1914;
that said original ordinance has been euly
published In the Glenwood Post, the official
newspaper Of said city. in its issue Of ths
goth day Of June A. d. 1914; that saiA
original ordinance has been duly autheota-
Gated By the signature Of the mayor - pre-
siding officer Of said council and ~ H.
signature Of myself. ~ the city clerk. 40
duly sealed With tAs corporate seal ee saS4
city. aud recorded in the book Of ordinaacss
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tersst Of tAis boad.
In Testimony Whereof the city council
OF the city OF Glenwood Springs has caused
this bond to be signed BY the mayor Of
said city, attested by the clerk thereof,
under the seal Of the city, and countersign-
ed BY its treasurer. as Of the Arst day Of
July. A. D. 1914.
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Mayor
Attest
City Clerk.
Counterstgned: T:
City Treasurer.
Form Of Coupon

No. $500.
On the FIRST day of --A. D.
10, the city of Glenwood Springs. in
the county OF GARFIELD and state Of Colorado,
will pay the bearer twenty-five dollars In
lawful money of the United States of
America At the banking house of kountss
Brothers, in the city of New York. U. s. A.
being six months interest on Glenwood
Springs water bond. series of 1914. dated
July /. 1914,
(Fac- -sfmile sigaamre)
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Attsst: CHARLES D. BARNES
City Clerk.
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to Mcbride, 81 hold You responsible
for any more insults" and that Nc
Bride had replied, I'm responsible fol
what / say inside OF outside of court
about you"
.Mr. McCarn then said something
about McBride's size,s the witness
went on. az think ne called him a
brute, or something like that heard
McCarn call Mcbride lying -
- Mcbride replied, You're
Iancther. and then the blow was
struck. .
did you notice the position of Mr.
McBride's hands before the blow was
struck? asked Attorney Lightfoot.
Both Fell to the Floor.
"One hand was hanging down and
/ the other was on his hip said the
witness.
WAS the hand which was on his hip
over or under his coat?"
'1'm not positive, but think it was
over, was the answer.
Chiffon said that he saw no gun in
McCarn's hand when the blow was
struck
Mr.. McCarn did not fall to the floor
immediately, the witness went on.
After the blow was struck Mr.. Nc
earn and Mr.. Mcbride put their arms
around each other and then they both
went to the floor While they were
on the floor / heard someone say,
Take the gun away; he's got a gun.
The cross-examination dealt with
~. ~.
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INDIGESTION ENDED:
STOMACH FEELS FINE
Time .Pape's Diapepsin!s In five min.
ltes all S0urness, Gas, Heart
burn and Dyspepsia are gone

Sour, gassy, upset stomach. indiges-
ton, heartburn, dyspepsia: when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn Jumps; your mead aches and
you feel sick and miserable. that's
when you realize the magic in Pape's
:Diapepsin. 1t makes such misery van
ism In five minutes.
II your stomach is In q continuous
reyolt--if you can't get 1t regulated.
please, for your sake, try Pape's Dia-
pepsin. It's so needless to have bad
stomach make your next meal fav-
orite food meal. then take little Dfa-
pepsin. There will not be any dis
tress-eat without fear. It's because
Pape's Diapepsin really does regu-
late weak, out-of-order stomachs that
giyes,it its millions OF sales annually.
Get large fifty-cent case Of Papes
Diapepsin from any drug store. It is
the quickest, surest stomach relief and
cure known. 1t acts almost like magic
lit is scientific. harmless and pleas
ant preparation which truly belongs
II eyery home advertisement
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and that he had heard McBride say,
You're another"
w. r. Chiffon ST., the next wit;
ness called, viewed the affair from
the stairway leading from the third
10 the second floor Of the marshal's
office. He said he heard McCarn say
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BUFORD LOST in
RACEWITH THE
HONOLULAN

Well known at this port although
not having visited the islands in sew
eral years. the United States army
transport Buford. tor some time sta
toned 1on the coast as an auxiliary
troop shop, has just completed an ex-
citing race from the. Golden Gate to
Panama canal. the competitor being
the former Matson Navigation char
tered steamer Honolulan. 49, "a.
!; When the vessel steamed from San
Francisco for the great waterway on
the latter part Of August it was then
predicted that the race would be a
close as we'll as interesting one. Those
who were more or less familiar with
the Buford and its steaming qualities
did not fail to lay their wagers on
the success of the Honolulan I'LL
The Buford was bested In the race
with the Honolulan, the American
Hawaiian steamer being locked
through the canal and berthed at
Christobal On the Atlantic side of the
ditch on September 6, the same day as
the Buford reached Balboa, the Pa
cific terminal at the canal.
The Honclulan was then en- route
to New York on the maiden voyage
between Pacific and Atlantic coast
ports The Buford was destined for.
Galveston, Texas, from which port the
troopship was expected would be des-
to Europe to aid American
refugees. ~ -.
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WEATHER TODAY

Temperatures j. M. 70; 8 a. m,
IS; 10 a. m, 10; II noon, 81 Mini
mum last night, r.; barometer at 8
"a. m, 30.02; relative humidity, s a. m,
n. Z. r..
Wind-6 a. m, e., s a. m, Ell; 10
a. m, NE-10; II noon, NEIL Move
ment, past "a hours 179; dew-point at
s. a. m, 81; absolute humidity, s a. m,
6.855. Total rainfall during past "a
hours, .08.
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With $4,000 feet of lumber con-
signed to the City Mill Company, the
schooner Andy Mahony from Aber-
deem, Washington, departing from the
north Pacific coast on September 5,
is an arrival at the port this morn
ing. following what Captain P. M.
Schluter declared to be an unevent-
full voyage.
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Charming little hats for the small
girl are made of velvet trimmed with
bands of colored heads
The evening world., 1914-04-01
vislds oS Leading Stocks Based on
Prosant 4oIli0o prieaa.

Market Closing.-Stocks sagged of
. little In the late afternoon. but on
the whole II was conceded that the
market did not act badly in view OF
unkavorable railroad earnings and the
character OF news regarding the steel
trade.
Weekly reviews Of the steel trade
did not make cheerful reading. and
they tended to increase the markets
heaviness. Tho Iron Age said there
were doubts II even an increase Of
rates for the railroads would be suf-
ncient to produce a revival Of ac-
tivity.
The traders did some calculating on
the basis Of New York Central's loss
Of over 100000 net for the entire
system in two months. and concluded
that . s per cent increase Of rates
could not in . full year bring In
enough to make UP the loss shown In
January and February by comparison
with the corresponding period In 1918.
Total sales. 179.6so shares.
The evening world., 1914-04-01

CGps to match. $50 quail.
ity. $l.89.
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Children'S
Spring and
Summer
Underwear

NOW. .-Wnile STOCKS are COM
plete. Is the time to purchase
Underwear for the little folks.
Buy some extra garments now
Of the size and weight required
and avoid the difficulty in try
ing to replace wornout garments
later in the season.
Children's MediuM-
Weight Cotton Yeats
with high neck. long or short
sleeves: Pants in knee or ankle
length: or Boys Drawers (sizes
20 to 34) opening in front: sizes
20 to 81 with prices fiom 24e to
aA a garment.
Another style in fine ribbed
medium weight cotton. has Vests.
high or loW-neck. short sleeves
or sleeveless. neatly trimmed
with shell top and mereerized
tape; with Pants to match. OPEN
ing at the side and tight at the
knee. at 39e a garment.
In fine ribbed MerinO,
the Vests have high neck. long
or short sleeves. and tight knee
Pants. at 49e garment.
Boys Balbrigga, Shirts,
high neck and long or short
sleeves; and Drawers IN knee or
ankle length, are 44e garment
in size 20 10 -.
NainsOOk sleeveless Afh-
letic Shirts for boys, and knee
length athletic Drawers are 4de
a garment in sizes 20 to -.
BOys' Union Suits. ath.
letic style. of fine quality gauze
with knitted waist band and
pertect-fittlng open seat arr
49c each in sizes 20 TO -.
Main Floor. Centre.
The evening world., 1914-04-01

clined Sa.5l0.l2S. Two months gross
decreased 96,6e7.332, net declined eS.-
s47,387 compared with same period
year ago. The falling of in business
shows on the Eastern lines more than
on those west Of Pittsburgh.
Eureka Pipe Line regular quar-
terly dividend Of $s, payable May I
to stock Of record April Is. This Is
q reduction from last dividend, which
was $40, paid on Feb. 2.
J. d. Rockefeller Is no longer a
stockholder Of Union Tank Line Co.
Some time last summer he turned
his holdings over to the Rockefeller
Foundation, and II appears that the
Foundation has since disposed OF
close to 5000 shares Of the 29.s13
shares roiginally held by Mr.. Rookie
feller. On Jan. 20. 1914, there were
3.713 shareholders in the Union Tank
Line Co.
The evening world., 1914-04-01
WOmen'S
COlOred Initial
HandkerChiefS
Six for Acc

A new Handkerchief for 1914
with wide hemstitched hems:
extra fine, and with a soft finish.
Also a large assortment of colored
and wide hens.
Mpin Floor. S4th 81.
The evening world., 1914-04-01
SPRING SALE OF LINENS

The Spring Sale Of Linens-an event which means
so much to thrifty shoppers-is drawing thousands to
the Second Floor headquarters Of the Linen Department
and to the special tables on the Main Floor For this
sale Macy's usual "LoWest.in.the-City" prices were
radically reduced For completeness Of assortmens in
Table. Household and Novelty Linens, and for the range
Of economies offered. the Sale. now in full swing. IS
noteworthy among Macys merchandising occasions.
Table Cloths, Napkins. Damask Sets japanese Lunch
Cloths Irish Linen Towels Turkish Bath Towels. Guest
Towels. Lace Trimmed Searfs and Shams and Dress
Linens have been gathered here after months Of diligence
from Ireland. Scotland Germany, Austria and other Linen
producing countries. Many people have been buying
in quantities to last for long time. s....l v,.-
The evening world., 1914-04-01
ChauffeurS'
Suits for
Spring
Special at $3.50

There are three styles OF
jackets. full Norfolk. half Nor
folk and plcated. an assortment
10 meet individual tastes. All the
jackets are quarter-llned. The
trousers are the regular long
models and the materials are
worsteds. serges and Whipcords
IN gray.
The evening world., 1914-04-01

All wool Sweaters in white.
gray. navy. cadet. black. burnt
orange. purple and Russian green.
Knitted in plain heavy weaves.
with belted back. fancy pockets
and rolling cuffs.
V-neek or Byron collar models.
both very new and smart.
Third Floor-3Ath Street.
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ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

To date 26 railroads operating in
United States only show gross earn
ings declined 2 26-100 per cent. during
third week Of March.
Chicago & Alton February gross
decreased S150.271; eight months gross
declined S574.0ss and net decreased
S482.742.
sapeake and Ohio-Eight months
gross Increased $4S1,60G, net declined
t170.714.
Pennsylvania System - February
gross decreased $3.611.16l. net de-
The evening world., 1914-04-01

Other Suits IN stock. with
two pairs Of trousers. choice OF
long or short. and pr ICED at
$l9.75, STATS and $29.75.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-13
INT GET THr Pill
HABIT!
Beware of Poisonous Habit
Forming Cathartics! Relieve
Your Constipation Permanent
ly BY Taking Morrels Salts =
"The Harmless Catharhc."

You cannot cure constipation ana
headache by taking poisonous cathar
tics These remedies lead from one
dose to another. You know that II
you have been taking pills % ana oIner
forms of "dope" remedies. They may
relieve you temporarily, but you nave
IN take another dose in few days, and
after a little time 1t takes double
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That is a fine thing for the makers
Of pills, but it is both expensive ana
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nave only one stomach Stop 1t before
Won ruin your digestion permanently.
Your doctor will tell you that they are
dangerous, every one of them;
But there is a remedy that has none
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Harmless and efficient corrective for
Young and old Has positively no bad
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Instead of creating the pill habit.
Doctors prescribe Morreps Salts as a
tonic and Alternative for all ordinary di-
gestive disorders. Use 1t for headache
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This harmless cathartic comes In a
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