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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-15
Dutch Mail Held Up.

Berlin, June 14.-The Overseas
News agency says that the Dutch
steamship Roepat, sailing from Am
sterdam for the Dutch East Indies,
was compelled to leave its mails in
England.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-15
SERGT. FLOOD Is NOT GUILTY
Acquitted of Charge of Murder for
Deaths in Irish Revolt.

Dublin, June 14.-Sergeant Robert
Flood of the Royal Dublin fusiliers
was found not guilty of the murder Of
Lieutenant A. Lucas of King Edwards
horse and William J. Rice, brewery
employee, by the court-martial. He
was released.
Sergeant Flood was on guard duty
at a brewery during the recent rebel
lion, and did not recognize Lieutenant
Lucas, who approached him in the
darkness. The lieutenant opened a
window, which was contrary to in
structions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-15
ASSAILS JUDGES IN POLITICS
Senator Thomas Offers Resolution 70
Bar Them as Candidates.

Washington, June Ex-senator
Thomas, Colorado, introduced a reso-
luton for an amendment to the con-
stitution prohibiting members of the
supreme court being candidates for
public Office.
This is in line with the Democratic
program to assail Justice Hughes &C.
ton in leaving the bench for the Re-
publican nomination.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-15
Austrian Airmen Bombard Venice.

Berlin, June IA squadron of Aus
trian aeroplanes attacked Venice Sun
day night. Several other ports in
northern Italy were bombarded. An
official Austrian report of June IL says
the raid was successful
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-15

J. Ogden Armour, strong Roosevelt
supporter, says that he heartily accepts
and will support Hughes, Naturally,
Mr. Armour is against the Wilson ad-
ministration. A good many cooper
ative packing plants are springing up
under the new freedom.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

Authorized by DIR. G. G. Warn, Dodgeville, and
to be paid for at regular advertising rates.
FOR SHERIFF. announce myself a
candidate for the office of sheriff of
Iowa county at the Republican pri-
mary If nominated and elected will
give the public the best service in my
power. l solicit and will appreciate
YOUR support. DR.. G.. G.. WARN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-15
The Weather.

Unsettled; not much change in
temperature.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-15

This gifted speaker comes to us
from the Cleveland Bureau. He will
make you think. He is the humorous
philosopher" of the platform. His lee
ture is full Of wit, humor, pathos and
deep sentiment. He entertainS while
he instructs.
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EIGHT MILE
PARKsNEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bench and son and
daughter motored over Saturday from
Pueblo and were the guests over Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mikesell
Of the Glen Beulah Ranch.
Mrs. Guy Simpson Kukendall.
vocalist and pianist of Los Angeles
California, on her way to spend the
holidays in the east With her parents.
stopped over for a short visit with her
aunt Mrs. c. A Osborn of Idyl Wild
ranch.
Mr.. Goss who was confined to his
bet- for the past three or four weeks
with pneumonia is convalescing. II is
hoped by his many friends he will
soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cooley are the
proud parents of a new daughter that
has come to gladden. their hearts and
make sunshine in their home. Moth.
er and daughter doing nicely. How
ever, II being their first born, Bert
has not, as yet. fully recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Osborne were
given a very pleasant surprise by
their friends on the Park Saturday
| evening. The time was delightfully."-
spent in dancing and music. Mrs.
Guy Simpson Kukendall sang solo
and gave piano recital; Miss Mayme
Wilson gave a piano recital; Mrs.
4 Harvey Mikesell sang When Your
Heart Beats to Ragtime." Miss
Mayme Wilson at the piano. Refresh
ments of cake and coffee were served.
Those present from out of town we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Bench son. and daughter
OF Pueblo. and Mrs. Guy Simpson
! KukendaIl of Los Angeles. California,
Several of the young people from Can
on City were also present All voted
IL delightful evening, each declaring
the Eight Mile people certainly un-
derstood the art of entertaining.
A party was on the Park few
days ago investigating for oil and
made the remark that while the field
was not as large as some. he believed
that Il would be good paying field
II developed and especially IL gas was
found. This would be a big thing for
Canon City.
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necessary TO pay and discharge the
ntrsinaeoVe mentioned indebtedness
WIN interest thereon at eight per cent.
- per cent? per annum. from the
SKIN gay OF December. a. u 1916 10
tue date OF said sale. the costs ex-
penses and commissions of sale
That, upon the making of said sale
shah give TO the purchaser or pur-
chasers Of said property a certfhcaf.
oi purchase as requile Ell by law, show
ing that. unless said property so sol.
shall be redeemed before the expiro-
tlon OF the period Of redemption allow
81 by law. l. or my successors in Of
nee. shall execute. and deliver to the
ho4der or holders of said certificate OF
purchase. a good and sufficient title in
Zee simple TO the property so sold
against the defendants in said cause.
ana all persons claiming by through
or under them. and. upon the execu-
tion and delivery Of said deed the
grantee or grantees thereof shall b.,
entitled to immediate possession OF
said property so sold. all in accordance,
with said decree and order of fore
Dated al Canon City. Colorado. this
sixth day Of December. a D. 1918
WILLIAM II. NEMcOMB
sheriff Of Fremont County Colorado
r Fst pub December IL. 1915
Last pub. January 4. 1917.
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MISS ELLA ROBERTS HOSTESS

Miss Ella Roberts entertained the
members OF Mrs. Konke:s Sunday
school class at her home. 400 Rudd
avenue Monday night A short bust
ness meeting was held first. at which
time the class elected new officers
for the coming year. They also voted
to donate their Christmas gift this
year to the McClelland orphanage OF
Pueblo. At the close of the business
session. jolly time was spent social
ly and at needlework. Dainty re
freshmeats were served by the hos
tess. Ten class members. including
the hostess. and the teacher. Mrs
Konkel. were present
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PARK
news NOTES

Mr.. I. L. Permister OF Park Center,
was a business caller on Lincoln Park
Monday.
Mr.. John Seibert is down from his
work at Silver Plume mine, where he
has been busy for several weeRs for
visit with his family on Sherman
avenue.
Little Lucille woodford is recover
ing from a recent attack OF pneumo-
MIA and is considered well past the
danger period of the ailment
Miss Elizabeth Aenzel of Wes;cliffe
has been a recent guest of Mrs. Fred
Schlaeppi. From Lincoln Park she
went to Denver for visit before re-
turning home.
Roscoe Davis took an auto trip to
the vicinity of Tallahassee Greek and
return Monday. accompanied by his
father l. F. Davis and Geo. b. Haynes.
As result of cold contracted
while on his Thanksgiving trip to his
home on Lincoln Park r. f. Maynard
IS laid up at the hospital at Victor.
with an affection of one ear.
Howard Sullivan has a job in mill
at Florence, going to his daily work
from his home on East Sherman ave.
The family expect to move to Flor
enoe early in January.
$. w. Stark of winterset, Iowa, is
visiting Lincoln Park on matters of
h. s-
at the homes OF his relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Sprinkle and Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Sprinkle.
Archie Sonneland motored down
from Gunnison the first OF the week to
his home. corner of Sherman and Gar
neld. He was accompanied in another
car by his sister. Mrs. Cook. husband
and baby. who will spend the rest of
the winter here. The Sonneland fam
lily have been with relatives at Gun
nison for the past two months and Mr..
and Mrs. Sounoland are expected
home in the course OF n week or so.
The home of Mrs. Frank Maynard
on Park avenue was the scene of an
especially pretty social affair on
Tuesday when the members of tho
NJ. +. S. S.. club gathered for an all,
day good time. The Christmas sea-
son was the idea in mind of the hos
tess and a company of about twenty.
Ave who were guests of the occasion.
Tho rooms had been tastefully decor
ated with Christmas bells and ever
green festoons and beautiful Christ
mas tree with its wax candles. strings
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Bills Allowed

Canon City. Colorado. Dec. .. 1916
The following is list OF bills paid.
awarded at the meeting Of the Clty
Council Dec. !. 1915;
salary Fund. u. y Cooper $500. J.
V Blake. $500. otis Orendorfr $500
Lafe Combs $500. J NJ Anderson
$500. Grant Dickinson $500. W. q
Hunt9on sl5,oe. Il. }. craig $500. John
Aggas,us Pease $50 90. {. II BeStoa BsSiSg;
ss5.oQ; stree! Alley. \ Bridge Fund.
" ;. Morris Stl0.oa. John Meredith
Sltoae. W. 4 Eeiter $50 Ga, W a.
2sag 22s%P'eIl nssSS $500 fa5s 5S Alison 5, sac
Sio.0G. ] J smith 500. Tom Lambert
seleo. Andy Hemmsrie stee. II, Il
elmer Phillips si,00. W ". Hughart.
$3.50, 5 6 Taylor sS.5. / Ri'Emaa
Meniey slGo0. Fremont County sis.so:
Eirs FUND, X w JohnsGn $1,000. Geo.
]. NJ, Anderson = GO. siie, Elect icai
supply Co, St.55. NJ. a. Elliott $500.
W y. Dawson $3.50. p,ufi,I.ear Dry
$500, p 4 TarngT $500. canog Auto
So. 90. Jerry Moran $1,000, A. J. Melehi
stoo. chas, Forssmap ss.oo, Canon
sso.9o. \. L, Raiston $500. James
SSSS SSnssn F2 ssf fa's = Eos 6gS TIT eralS nT
Fund. Mrs : Julia Mack TreasuTeT. %
sf25.oo. Health Fund. Il. T. Holmes
$1,000 Miscellaneous Fund. City Clerk.
secs. A. c. Jensen tor City Treasurer.
sl7,SO. =. II; whippis So S.. Mountain
Co.., $3.50. Harding Hdw. Go, $3.50;
G. T. Wood a son. sf.25; Water Fund
ses.eo. Y, Porteous $500. cleo Combs
$1,000. !. Seaman 5000. Theo Shoe
maker ss.O0. Park Allison sl5.0O. II. II.
Anderson ss.oo, G y, Chase $500; I
Hendrie Bolthof Mfg. 8 $, Co. ss;s7.
Harding Hdw. Co.. sa,o5. siggs L5r-
Co, SS.35. Bancroft Hdw. Co, $T.o5.
Chas Emily st.se. Ark Valley Ry L. se
7; Co, s2oe; Emil Gaalke $50. CITY
MsSnS Mfs s,asss ss Sos The fs faal;isSa :sSsa
Water Co, Si2ss.00. Mater rent abated
70 Mrs Ella Ripley 3ss,lU
Contract was awarded to The Ark
ansas Valley Railway Light & Power
Co, whereby said Light Company fur
nishes electric lighting to the City OF
A ~ JONATHAN SEAMAN.
City cisEk,
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of popcorn and red birds, oranges.
candy and toys for the little tots was
the center of attraction A pleasing
feature for the older ones was the
exchange OF dainty handmade pres
eats. according to previous arrange
ment. A bountiful cafeteria luncheon
was served at noon and altogether
the day was one of exceptional pleas
ure for the club members.
Mrs. Il. p. Romig writes from To
peka. Kansas, that the family are all
well but get homesick for old Canon
City friends occasionally. Mrs. Ro'
hig has disposed of her place on Park
avenue to J. H. Johnston of La Junta
and in exchange has home and
grounds in the suburbs of Topeka
AItho she is not occupying her new
possessions at present this arrange
ment makes the situation more con
venient for her.
The Lincoln Park school is branch
ing out and adding other interests in
connection with the daily routine OF
study. Among recent activities Of the
school may be mentioned the follow
ing: The boys are doing some fine
work in manual training that has
been recently Installed. and the girls
are doing some very skillful work in
sewing.
Boys and girls poultry, pig, corn,
garden. cooking and sewing clubs are
being organized. Among the new
masazines that have been added to
the library are the Mentor" and
Geographical"
The school children are conducting
a membership campaign for the Par
ent-Teaohars' Association, which will
extend thru the next three months.
The room securing the greatest mum
Der of new members will be awarded
a prize by the Association.
The pupils of the different grades
have just finished selling one hun
dred and fifty James Whitcomb Riley
buttons for which they will get a
sox40 oil painting of the "old Swim
min Hole and bust OF the great
poet. May Williams will receive a
book of Riley's poems for selling the
most books.
Friday. Dec 10. at ESQ p. NJ, the
Association will meet and a splendid
program has been arranged. Rev.
Harner, the Lutheran pastor, Will
give the address. Everyone vel
come.
A stereopticon lecture on England
and Scotland was given by Superin-
tendent Warner on Friday evening,
He used the new machine recently
purchased by the school. Such lee
lures will be given frequently.
There Is to be = victrola placed In
the school In few days. With the
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS

Office of the State Board Of Land Com
missiouers, Denver. Colo. pecem-
ber 18th. 1916.
Notice is hereby given tnat applfca-
tion has been made TO lease the follow
ing described School Lands. situate in
Fremont County. Colorado. to-wit:
All Sec. Is. Township 81 y. Range
IL r. App. A-s7s-O.
All Sec. Ie. Township 20 :. Range
- W. App. Asst
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application TO lease all or any part OF
this tract of land must file the same
In this office prior to January 1tth.
1871, as no other application to lease
the above described lands will be con-
sidered after said date.
JOHN F VIVIAN.
Register state Board Land Commits
sfoners-
First pub. Dec. II. 1915.
Last Pub, Jan I, 1917.
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ROCKVALE NEWS

Misses Mabel Watkins, Elsie Ora
ham and Gladys Davis were visitors
in Canon City last Thursday.
Miss Cerlena Berta of Florence was
visiting friends here last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Grant was in Florence
Saturday.
Miss Maud Angel has been teaching
the first grade in the public schools
here for the last week.
Eiic Grant and sister, Ruth. were
in Florence Sunday.
Mr.. Acre has started motion PIC
ture show at williamsburg.
There was a large attendance at
the Catholic church here last sunday
swilliam Cologna. who had his nm
ger hurt very badly recently. has start
ed to work again.
The Lucas show will go to FLOR
egSe from Rockvale.
Miss Mary Guddall was visiting In
Pe,,rose last Saturday.
Miss Mae Nash won the turkey at
the show. and the turkey was almost
as large as Miss Mae.
y n. and Mrs. /. Blatniek and
daughter. Eula. were in Florence sat
urday.
Mrs. Elmer John and daughter.
Edith. were visiting in Florence last
Friday.
Mr. Hector Lestello was in Canon
City last Saturday.
The eighth grade has welcomed an
other pupil. Theodore Emrick.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs 4,
Arthur Angel is very i'll. and If she re
covers Il will not be soon.
Mr. Kyle autoed to Florence in
Mr.. Sudo's car as his own was not
in working order.
The election of officers was held
yrAiay at the school room for the
seventh and eighth grade literary
They are: President. Judith B.st
nick; vice president. Mark Rezek;
secretary. Ruth Grant. The program
M be held pertaining to Christmas
Dec %. All parents and friends are
invited.
The young folks at Rockvale are
choir practicing for the Christmas
festivities.
The town literary will be held In
tA.1town hall. Dec. 14th.
Mrs. David Soollick, who has been
III for the past three weeks. is able
TO be around again.
Mr.. Recs Arthur. Thomas Body
comb. Oswald Thomas. and the mine
clerk at Bear Gulch motored TO Can
on. Florence. and Penrose Sunday af
ternoon in Mr.. Arthur's Buick"
The total number of pupils attend
ing school In Rockville at the present
time is sii.Iand are taught by ter
teacher A'speciai teacher in music
hks been recently added-Miss Elsie
Price of Florence.
Extensive improvements on the
school grounds are contemplated By
the school board in the near future.
Record Want Aos ror results
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TOYS A NICKEL WILL BUY.

Assorted card games, box of
soldiers, box of blocks. picture
books, stuffed dogs. three sheets
transfer pictures. spring tops,
rubber balls, water squirt gun,
nickel plated whistle, box col
ored crayons. novelty dolls, doll
heads. tree ornaments. ding
dong bells, trinket box. dancing
ball.
TOYS A DIME WILL BUY.
Surprise kodak, money banks,
humming tops, rubber balls, It'd
die de winks. painting sets. pas
try sets, art toys. soap bubble
blowers. big assortment of games,
printing outfits. steel magnets.
rubber dolls, set toy dishes, toy
slates. picture books. pop gun,
work box. rubber rattles. Santa
Claus toy, set of blocks, box wax
candles.
TOYC 15c WILL BUY.
Cut out map of United States,
glass bull dogs, assorted games,
stick horse. story and picture
books. China tea set. tin cup,
saucer and plate. spool holder,
dolls, assorted iron banks. large
assortment games. toy carts.
TOYS 25c WILL BUY.
Bissell carpet sweaper, print.
ing outfits. toy sad iron, work
box, dolls, mechanical TOYS,
horseshoe bank. colored globe
lantern. game of rummie. magic
dolls for little tots. stamping and
painting sets. plasterine or
moulding wax, set of large
blocks. Daisy liquid pistol. large
rubber ball. Daisy pop gun, steel
bow and arrow.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF~s SALE.
No. .s.htsS.

STATE OF COLORADO
County of Fremont.
: { sTISkNEfFfFi fiain,in.
J. \. BoYsEN. FRANK u.
BAIRp AND CHARLES +.
COOK.
Under and by virtue Of a decree and
order OF sale entered by the District
court within aud for the Counts OF
Fremont state 81 Solor"lo' oH ~ Ne
wherein Il Is decreed that there is due
the above-named plaiutiu. ;. G sine
secured by a mortgage deed upon the
property hereinafter described. the
sum OF two thousand sevcntN-seven
dollars and thirty-three cents tS201ISSl }
together with seventeen dollars and
and seven dollars and ctghty-tiVe cents
tSf.S5l sidewalk assessment. With in
terest thereon Of seven cents, and for
dred dollars tseo0,O9l. and in and by
virtue Of said decree and order OF sale,
l. William II. Ncwcome, sheriff OF said
Fremont County. Colorado. am author
iEed. empowered and directed to expose
Tor sale certain property hereinafter
described, at public auction, after Civ
Ing notice 0f the time and place of
said sale according to the course and
nraetiee OF law relating TO sale OF real
property under execution. for tho pur-
pose Of realizing the amount so de-
creed due the PLAINTIFF above named;
WIN lhtNEfCAs NNSNss, US NN'sN
commissions OF said sale.
NOW. THEREFORE,, Under and by
virtue of said decree aud order of
foreclosure and sale, public notice Is
hereby given that l. William II. New
comb, sheriff OF Fremont County. Colo
RADIO will ON the sixth day OF January.
\ n. 1917. at the hour OF ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day. AT the
front door of the County Court House,
in the City OF Canon City, County OF
eremout, and State of Colorado. sell
highest and best bidder. for cash In
hand. the following described property.
situate. lying and being In the county
Lot Nine (s). in Block Two Se). of
shown by the plat OF said City, made
by Howard schuyler. and nied ana
clerk and Recorder OF sa.d Fremont
County, or 20 much thereof ~ may b
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FOR THE BABIES.

Shoofiy Rockers. baby amusers,
e5c, S1.15 and SLAB.
Red Chairs, a5e, 4sc. Soc. Csc, ese.
Baby Rings, Soc each.
Children's Gold Bracelets. see and
csc each.
Child's Handkerchiefs, 15e box of 8.
Rubber Dolls, 1oc each.
Rag Dolls, II inches long, 25c each.
Children's Slippers. age, zee, sec
and e9c.
Pretty Hoods. Carriage Robes.
Mittens, Shoes and a hundred
and one other appropriate items
ready for your selection.
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Miss Mary Brockman was a visitor
with friends in Pueblo for three days
having left here Friday returning on
Sunday.
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victrola, the Stereopticon. and Balop-
ticon. there will be given some very
interesting and educational programs
during the present school year.
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FINE HOSIERY.

FINE HOSIERY.
Pure thread, silk fashioned leg,
double sole. high spliced heel.
real s1.50 quality. Black, white
and navy, S1.oo pair.
FIBRE SILK HOSE.
Extra good quality, white and
black, Soc pair.
BURSON HOSE.
Hem top all black. hem top white
sole and rib top out size, 22c
pair, three pairs Csc.
MEMS MERcERIZED
Half hose, silky yarn, 25c pair.
MEMS CASHMERE
Black and Oxford, 35c value, 25e
pair.
MEMS Isle.
In burnt wood boxes, box of three,
Sec.
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CHRISTMAS CHINA.

SENFhfS iufNo SItlINH-
A grand array in beautiful pat
erns.
HAND-PAINTED CHINA.
Made in Japan at about one
fourth of the European price.
Bread and Butter Plates, 15c.
Large plates, 25c.
Medium Berry Bowls. 25c.
Large Berry Bowls, Soc.
Berry Sets, s1.4s for seven pieces.
DINNER SETS.
Two patterns. Dutch Blue Wind
mill. the other neat Rose pattern.
Both same price.
5L piece set, S6.15.
100-piece set, s11.56.
Cups and Saucers. sec set.
Dinner plates. 7ec set.
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GLOVES A USEFUL GIFT.


Kid Gloves for ladies. SLAB and
S1.ee.
Cape Kid Gloves. soft leather. but
heavy and tough. made for hard
wear. S1.1e, SLAB and S1.75.
Golf Gloves for ladies and misses.
25c pair.
Mems Dress Gloves. better values
than ever, kid mocha and cape
kid. soc, CSC. SIPS, s1.5o, s1.75.
These are just few of the many
glove offerings we can show you
If you come to our store.
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CHRIS MAS GIFTS
FOR MEN.
Back" and President" SOC pr
Suspenders, fancy boxes. Gross
! fancy boxes. 25e pair.
! Carriers. Paris" and Boston,"
Suspender and Garter Sets. 75e
! per set.
: House Slippers. felt and leather.
! Csc, SIPS and s1.5o pair.
{ Pocket Knives. stag. celluloid
: and pearl handles. 25c to s1.75
: Neckties in fancy boxes. 35c,
( soc and 75e.
Single Ties. beautiful patterns.
: 35e each.
Mackinaws for men and boys.
: many styles and patterns.
: SAYS to s14.ee.
Mems Sweaters. greys. browns.
! tans. leather. navy and wine.
s1.25 TO s4.75.
Dress Shirts. Rice-Stix make.
quality first then price. ese
TO S1.e6.
y MEMS JEWELRY.
Tie clasps 2se, tie pins 25e,
s cur buttons 35e, gold vest
\ chains sse. dollar watches,
: watch fobs 25e.
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HAND-PAINTED CHINA.

A grand array in beautiful pat
arms
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STATE OF COLORADO
County of Fremont.
:. & STINEMENER.
Plaintiff.