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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
WHAT CALIFORNIA; MUNlMIES DID TO HUGHES
maRuAN

~ALIFORNIA decided the Presi-
| Dental election. This is ad-
mitted generally, on the one
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
DISTINCTLY A "WAR BABY
Kittens String of Names Left No
Doubt as to the Sympathies Of
Its Small Owner.

A certain little Philadelphia girl is
distinguished chiefly by her fondness
for cats and kittens. which she much
prefers to dolls.
Several days ago she was sitting on
the sunny steps of the front porch,
tenderly nursing on her lap a coal
black kitten; very small as yet, but
sturdy and full of promise.
What pretty kitten!" remarked a
neighbor in passing. What do you
call him, my dear?"
Il call him Allies" was the reply.
allies! l think you must mean
Alice, do you not?" suggested the lady
with a smile.
"Oh. no, not Alice His name is AL
lies" corrected the child. His right
name" proudly, 'is George Albert
Nicholas Peter Victor Emmanuel Jof-
fire; but father says that is heavy
load for such little fellow to carry,
SO call him Allies for short
AS the lady proceeded up the
street she heard a childish voice say
tenderly: Come, Allies, we must go
in. 1t is time for you to have your
rations."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
Didn't Need the Ball.

Two neighboring football clubs had
been drawn together. Local rivalry
ran riot with the feelings of the play
ers, and hard knocks were the order
of the day. At the end of the first
half each side had scored a goal, and
several men had been wounded and
winded in the fray.
Neither side hSing able to add to
the score, the game resolved itself
into a free fight. At last the ball col
lapsed. and someone volunteered to
go for a new one.
"Oh, never mind ball." shouted a
player from behind a bundle of ban
dages; Tets go on with the camel"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
sPoRTIvE CAREER NEAR END
Mr.. PipwiIlow Was In Position to
Prophesy With Confidence as
to kitty's Future.

Mr.. Pipwillow looked at his gar
den, shook his fist at his neighbor's
cat, then, humming a hymn of feline
hate, made his way to the nearest
drug store.
Ten minutes later he was tempting
the offender to his garden once more
with saucer of milk and something
which came from bottle bearing
red label.
"Halloa!" came his neighbor's voice.
blithely, over the fence. MY cat been
troubling you again, eh? IT'S play
full little way o. cats to make rae
ing track O. next-door's cabbage
patch"
Il suppose it is" said Pipwillow,
gently, as tabby was purring over the
saucer. perhaps yours has nearly
finished his training gallops. l
wouldn't be surprised If he's doing his
last lap now!"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
= HIS NEW
YEAR'SGIFT
BY WIN. OLYNN
.HOUGH it was yet afternoon
the studio was like twilight. The
rejecting colors of pictures. the

lie StuulO WAS like twilight. 1 ue
rejecting colors of pictures, the
red restfulness of divan, the
stained curtains for models, the dis
order limiting a thousand tempera-
mental hours, the blotched floor, the
elegance become interesting and taw-
dry, an atmosphere which suggested
the lingering Of moments-it all
seemed apart from the day outside,
from the north light peering above a
half-rolled blind.
The artist-occupant sat examining
some drawings He was strongly built,
in his early thirties, not handsome,
but with eyes remarkable for their
glance. His face had the brooding.
sensitive quality. The drawings, iEl-
pressions in wash and crayon, which
he went over slowly and of which
there were scores, presented an art
that only few have been capable of.
He had caught character and life in
a thousand moods and stories, had
done it with that intimacy which can
not be defined. He finished the draw
ings with something of a sigh, then
with something of smile as his eyes
dwelt on a picture set on an easel.
Slowly his face filled with mocking
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
HEAL YOUR SKIN TROUBLES
With cuticura, the Quick, Sure and
Easy Way. Trial Free

Battle with Cuticura Soap, dry and
apply the Ointment. They stop itch
ing instantly, clear away pimples,
blackheads, redness and roughness. re-
move dandruff and scalp irritation,
heal red, rough and sore hands as
well as most baby skin troubles.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard. Cuticura, Dept L,
Boston. Sold everywhere-Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
The Dying Year.

The year is dying away like the
sound of bells; the wind passes over
the stubble and finds nothing to
move; only the red berries of the
slender tree seem as if they would
fain remind us of something cheerful.
and the measured beat of the thresh'
er's fail calls up the thought that in
the dry and fallen year lies much OF
the nourishment of ufe.-Goethe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
In Willie's Dream.

Wasn't that a funny dream had
last night?" said little Willie to his
mother.
why, what did you dream, dear?'
she asked him,
why, you know: you went with me
everywhere" was his reply.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12

satire. The painting was that OF
Foung woman done with almost IRA
dance. 1t seemed to portray, not
1esh and blood, but the thousand
things of feeling which the blood
served, the throbbing music which is
played on temperament. The char
lcter was conceived and translated
POLITICALLY, but its very nuances were
striking because of the grasp of the
artist. Yet did one fancy ibid the
smile on the lips change with an inde-
Unable stain to what was coarse and
light even as you looked at it? Had
Hastings repeated gloatings of satire
wrought this subtle difference in a
thing done so tenderly? Or had his
brush unintentibnally brought out be-
meath everything the feminine eternal
that would not be renied. in the fiux
of bloom shown the nesting worm? In
the varied mystery Of life in which
nothing dies. where perhaps even
thoughts become colors of flowers,
who can know or dispute anything?
1t was New Years day and the aft
ernoon was melting away. Hastings
long time rested, regarding the paint
Ing with a changing aspect. The gray
ness of thousand days seemed to set
tie over him, of drifting and not car
ing. yet carrying downward with him
that gift supreme, OF knowing that
beauty was the necessary dream, but
that the world and woman always
made of it lie, that truth could be
spoken of only after money. He could
think in those terms and yet he did
not altogether. His reed to appreci-
ate was too strong. In art, at least,
he could follow life in tone. however
deeply and personally he understood
its irony But he was no longer sure
that he cared to follow it. The laugh
and bitterness of the intervals must
Increase. He would become a dilet-
tante, glorious perhaps, but careless.
And; he would be careless, that
was the worst of it. At any rate
he could color desuetude with a
bright aspect, could gamble like a
good fellow what was left. He would
lot appear hard hit.
At this point he invariably added
had only cared for the other man. He
could bear that and have gone on.
But, after many times previously con-
Tossing her love for him, she had
stood there that day they had parted
four months ago and stated so bust
nesslike and with Snug, immovabie
philosophy: "A woman must marry
money these days for her own sake.
Coming from her, it was unimaginable
and left him fiat. He could not point
out that she had much money OF her
own, that for him success must come
very soon, and that it was his great
est hope she would wait for him. She
already knew these things as she
knew that he loved her. He had
made no answer to her because there
was none. Her statement killed even
the thought that she was being CO.
creed. If she had only left 1t posi-
tle for him to think beautifully OF
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
Not Grav ua,rs hut Tired Ewes

make us look older than we are. KeeI
your Eyes young and you will look young
After the Movies Murine Your Eyes. Don
tell your age. Murine Eye Remedy Co.
Chicago. Sends Eye Book ON REQUEST.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
Her Mental Status.

That surely was a paradox you
brought into the family. my DEAR"
What do yor meau?'
The cook you said you got out OF
an intelligence Office"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
His Way.

She-Aren't you just devoted to
animals?
it's well roasted and served with
mintsauce.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12

Smile on wash day. That's when you use
Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes whittier than
snow. All grocers. Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12

Youth is going to do things to-
morrow that old age didn't do yester-
day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
Very Much So,

What fresh complexion Miss
Gladys has!"
Yes; she's just put it on.'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-12
Piles Relieved by First Application

And cured in 6 to II days by PAZo OINTMENi..
the universal remedy for all forms of Piles.
Druggists refund money il it fails. SOC.
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featured by Whitman Ag'l. Co., st.
Louis. Mo-. the property Of said de-
PENDANT IN the County of Luna, for
the purpose of satisfying said dam
ages. costs. interest and expense of
this execution.
Now therefore. notice is hereby
given that |. W. &. Simpson. Sheriff.
Of said Luna County, will on the 10Th
day al April. 1916. ut ten O'Clock H.
The forenoon of said day. nj tn,
,nnlhrasi corner Pine street and
Gold avcnucj of Black numbered
- of the l,olcs Survey Addition -
The Towns'lc of Dclning, in the VII
la.c Of Dcmin.. Lama County. New
Mex ro. expose aud offer for sale io
ilc highest bidder therefore for casa
in hand. The said property levied upon
aud above described. ar 81 much
thereof a. may he necessary To sat
isfy said Judgment. costs. interest
ih' rron and the costs and execution
uf Hi, sale.
". e. SIMPSON,
sheriff of Luna County
New Mexico
\. ". POLLARD. Attorney for plain
tn 30 u
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NOTICE OF SllERIFF'S SALE

IN The Distict Court OF The Sixth
Judicial District or the State al
The State of New Mexico, Within
and for The County of Luna
y. \. Knowles. doing busl-
nc-s in and under the
name Of The Deming
Machine Works. plaintiff
". Civil No. 5l5
Southwestern Alfalfa
Farms Company.
II corporation
defendant
Whereas IN the 10th day of Jaa-
unrv, 1916, IN the above entitled
Cont aud cause, same mine an a".
tim in a>>umpsii. there was render.
ed II certain Judgment against 'hc
uiolc defendant ia favor of ilu'
above plaintiff IN the -nm at Twu
Hundred Twenty live and ~ ih
ti.-i..ij) Dollars. damages an.l
costs. with interest thereon at the
rate "I >ix per cent per annum fr'hI
said 10th day al January. ~ j.
which Interest will amount Ia 'hc
>um of Three aud 1i-lOO $500
Dollars. an the date of the hcreinai
ter mentioned sale.
And whereas by virtue of u Ger
tain execution ISSUED oul of SAID
Court in saidcausc. levied upon
one Lane aud Bowler. ! stage, !'i
inch Pump. M. Ass and one Ian.
aud Bowler ! stage. III inch Pump,
M. l4sl. the property or sand lie
PENDANT IN the County of Luna, for
the purpose of satisfying said dam.
ages. costs. interest and the cy
pcnsr of this execution.
Now therefore, notice j. hereby
siNfli iiUt ', W. ' ~. s'iUlI'NbH, NHtIih
of said Luna County. will IN the l9ih
day of April. 1916. At ten o'clock in
The forenoon Of said day, III the
southeast corner Pine street and
Gold avcnuel of Block numbered
- Of the Bolcs Survey Addition 10
the Town>ilc of Defining, in the vi
lapc of Deming, Luna County. New
Mexico. expose and offer for sale Ia
the highest bidder therefore for ca-l,
in hand. the said property levied upon
aud above described. or 81 much
thereof H. may be necessary 10 sal -
i-iy said judgment. costs, Interest
thereon. and the costs and execution
Of this sale.
". &. SIMPSON.
Sheriff al Luna County
New Mexico
\. ". POLLARD. Attorney for plain
tn. 30-It
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The Graphic Cent Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
If You Want Anything telephone 100
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
u acres highly improved near Ne
osho, No., for small unimproved
place here.
Eiaht-room house in III Paso to
trade for Deming residence.
Hotel in small Oklahoma town;
value $4,000. for small unimproved
place here.
Five acres highly improved in Ore
gon: want small place here.
Six,ro house in small Texas
town near Dallas {, trade for place
close in here; value $4,000.
One hundred and sixty acres high
" improved and clear, half mile of
Cortez, Colo: ditch right price $50
IN acre: want farm here.
One hundred and sixty acre farm
near llumansviIle, Mo-; want unim-
proved land here.
Residence in Los Angeles. well 10
Gated: want unimproved property
here.
tine hundred and sixty acres mn
proved near l.awton. Okla want so
improved close Ia Dcmnig
Two acres in San Antonio. Texas ;
want town property.
For SALE
Four-room residence on Silver
avenue. = .20O. $3.50 cash.
Six Il. T. engine.
Nine h. p. engine and No. , pump.
Fifty h. -. Fairbanks Morse engine
'n exchange. will consider land.
WANTED ut once.two Young and
we'll broken mares. one blackboard :
one Ilols'ein COW that l. fresh.
HIST LASTED Farm ia Oklahoma
aud two farms in Texas To- exchange
Tor Mmhrc~ Valley farms See VI,
at once.
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L0ng COll Winter

.Nh upstate New lhrk paper ma
the iollowin. Dispatch:
"Glovcr-Vilc. March lj.-Thc Al
irondncks are today in the grip of
II driving blizzard About eight incr,
of snow fell durin. the night mkain.
u total of ten feet, nine inches for tbs.
winter. Country roads are impas-
sable. Traffic IN this city is nearly
al >iandsiill. Drifts IN the vicnty
of broadway are forty feet deci..
Cottages at Canada Lake are not IT,
sight. Electric ears can not be- spcn
rom the sidewalk between this city
and Johnsiown. In one place the tel
rphone poles are covered
While her hl~ band wa> wit the
American column IN Mexico. Mrs.
Mary \. Davidson. wife of Capt. \.
u. Davidson. of the Thirteenth L. :.
cavalry. died Wednesday afternoon
NJ her residence. 9lS Prospect ave.
The Russians captured three lines
Of German trenches III the south
vest of Lake Nnrocz. wher il Is o.
licially declared. the fighting is de-
clipping IN favor "i the Russian r"i
ccs. Here the Russians. despite
asphyXiating gases and murderohs
fire forced three lines of wire en-
ianglcmcni> aud made their gains IT,
n series of fierce hand-to- hand en
counters.
Bad weather ha, again broken out
over the Austro-ltalian front. but il
has not PIT n stop Ia the violent bonn
bar,lmcnt~. The Aistrians haveliv
cred surprise attacks with infantry
against Italian positions at varoGs
points. but these, according to Rome,
have bccn rcpulsed.
The lannon's Galloper lightship 1T
the mouth of the Thames has been
sunk and. according TO LLoyd's re
part. the hghiship was iorpcdoed.
The Russian operations on the
northern front promises To develope
nio the most serious movement I'M
dcriakon w either side in this theaicr
of war since Field Marshal won Hin
den lure'- campaign against Dvinsk
last autumn.
Taking advantage of the German
occupation NJ Ncrdun. the Russian
staff decided to anticipate possible
German plans for an offensive in the
Dvinsk region by u series of ma
neuvers which, if successful. will not
only make il impossible for them Ia
institute the advance they apparent
" Intended, hut will force them out
fo the position now held.
The position of the main Russian
forces takes the form of an are.
extending into the Russian territory.
This alignment makes the line play
susceptible To thanking movements
north and sout of Dvinsk. II is
nnofficially reported that this move
meni was accomplished by maneu-
vcrs against the northern German
flank in the neiehborhood of Fried
richstadt.
The effect of these two attacks. il
successful. would be to squeeze the
Germans from their crtended posi-
ton before Dvinsk and convert the
present are into straight line.
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NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE

NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE
IL The Dstici Court OF The Sixth
judicial District or the State Of
The State of New Mexico, Within
and for The County of Luna
Dcmine Lumber Company
u corporation. plaintiff
Southwestern Alfalfa
Farms Company,
n corporation
defendant
Whereas an the 10Th day Of Jan
nary, 1916. IN the above entitled
Court aud cause. same being an ne.
ton in assumpsii, there was render
Ell "a certain Judgment against the
above defendant IN favor of the
above plaintiff in the sum Of Two
Hundred Fifty -FOUR and vI-l0c.
ti25i.3ll Dollars. damages AMI
costs. with interest thereon at the
rate ni six per cent per annum from
-aid 10th day of January. 1910,
which interest will amount To the
.s,.u. - E..... .nl ~ Inn (sII-l
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FOR SALE-Town lots on Silver
avenue; 27-foot front by 100 feet in
depth. Close to the depot; a bargain.
Apply at the bank of Deming. Sip.
EGGS-for setting; white Leehorn-,
~ per setting; Rhode Island Reds.
he per setting; the kind that lays
in winter. e. T.. Lucas. 30tf.
DAllLlA BULBS--ten, my choice
for 81; two hundred varieties. Mrs.
Wright Shaw, Deming. 400
TREES--or plants aud ever bearing
schrubs. roses, vines, in fact. any
thing in the nursery line; You can
depend ON us. have sent over
$4,000 trees To New Mexico. will
save you money have the most
valuable wind break timber grown.
Writeto the Aulne Nursery, Aulne,
Kansas. 2Itf.
PLANTS FOR SALE Seed swac,
POTATOES. Be- per pound; asparagus
roots 81 w. > l-3c each gooseberry
plants, Zoe each: blackberry AMI
raspberry. l-2c each; Tomatoes ami
hell peppers iJanuary scedinsl p
each. February -ecdingl lr each.
See j. & Ingram or place local ~
der, with the Clark Grocery 90. 23'f
FOR SALE Second hand altonio-
bilrs. !. :. Kerr. Ford agent. lItf
BABY CHICKS 81 hundred
haichin. egg - Tor fifteen, from
hcutN laying ~irnn White lcghorn:
SIN wears profitable experience with
lhl- strain.
Little Florida Poultry Ranch 24tf
rOE SALE ilmfcr cow; also pigs
II TroWhrider Dairy Farm. "nc mile
c.-j au four miles south Defining. 1tf
For SALE Eighty acres of lc,rl
lun, un, ana one half mile souihv rs:
,, llnudalc. y. VI. Make me nm offer:
aii r.i mru down ANY rea. ,nnbi a
idupn-iiiuu Address. HoN ! 10. Nh
..i,, Ara. lOtf
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ONION PLANTS Now j. the time
q" plan, onions for spring and tn ma b
iurc seed IN the fail. have the
right kind ut DC pound in ~ pound
lot. Leave orders at the Wells
Pcugh Realty Company and ! will de
bvo,. tb.n Ir, Hans 1ltf
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Brem-Jacks0n

NJ. H. Brem. formerly of Avery.
Texas. aud Mrs. Mary jackson. for
merly of San Angelo. Texas, were
united IN marriage NJ 3 clock this
afternoon by the Rev. W. T.. Foulk.
nj his residence on Nickel avenue.
The couple will make lhier home ON
the ranch of Mr.. Brcm east of the
city.
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+ GENERAL NEWS NOTES +
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Washington-Aa official report
explaining that difficulty of loading
IN the darkness was responsible Tor
the failure of the fonr weapons ~
the Thirteenth cavalry's machine : IN
troop in the fight with the Villa rail-
rr- nj Columbus was received ut The
war department Monday. Press dis
patches telling of the guns jammihc
had caused Brigadicr General Croy-
Ter, chief of ordnance, to order an
investigation.
Paris. Tcxas-Only fifteen out II
more than 40 business buildings
were left standing at 10 80 o'clock
tn, >d. night by the fire which
swept over the city late today. The
lire wa, ~ill burning AT that hour
ha, NJ passed the public square in,o
the north side residential district.
Indianapolis. Ind. A bclnted ,c-
poi of Tuesday night, tornado in
northern Indiana filtered through
the tangled wires. The death list con
linnrd Ia increase. Reports of fiy'
ocalh-. from the storm. which SWEET
almost directly eastward across the
state. lrvclmg srorc> Of buildings
IN H. path. have been received here
Up 10 date. MANY others were ser
I"usly injured aud more deaths ar"
r,hnblr. Efforts 10 estimate IL.
property loss have been futile, hut il
j. known the damage will total many
thousands of dollars.
II l. estimated that hundreds oi
persons. inrlndin. u score az more :,
passengers on the overturned Clover
Leaf passenger train. suffered min
~ injuries III the storm.
Berlin The resignation oi the
tnand Admiral Won TirpiIz is To be-
regarded less III The Light OF lis bear.
~ on I'll submarine campaign than
~ mn affair of International poi.
ties. Moi the question of how aud
Ia what extent The submarine weap.
an wa To- bc used. hut The qucstio.
oi the honogenily of the German
government j. involved IN the esig-
nation of the powerful statesman
Who's has ruled the German navy de
pertinent for twenty years.
Washingion-Final action on the
Hay army hill was in sight Tuesday
The passage with but two dissenting
,oicS WAS accomplished the next da,.
u will probably come up in the sen
ute Monday
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TO EXCHANGE so acres Of decided
hand | - mile of la lara. Colo, in
the San Louis Valley. All level and
can h. cultivated Has good water
right fully paid. 7" exchange for
Mimbrcs Valley baud. See Fred
sherman. .,3tf
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Douglas. .Ariz. Gcn. l.. Gales. the
military governor of Sonora. an
nonnrcd Monday NJ Aqua Prie,a
that hr J. preparing 1" 'ssnc de
cree within The next few days abol-
ishirg all state concessions issue !
by former Villa GOVERNOR of Sonora.
The decree will effect many of the
m'nin. compares. public uiilitie>
aud firms dealing II commodities.
The decree. however, will not re-
woke these grants given many Of the
large American and other firms
operating in Sonora by the feder n
government at Mexico.
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lnAtD AND ROOM Al the Wine
Tent Cottages. for health seekers;
rate. reasonable. five blocks from
post offire o,, old grade road 12if
lo,'I.TN FOR SALE Purc bred
Whit. l.rshorns bought and sold
egg for Matching from selected fine
stock. The Wing Poultry Yards. an
old Grade road. Dcminc. Y. VI. 12if
BILL WELLS Alto LIVERY
aud repair shop all work guaranteed
Ilallir Walker IN charge "f rrrai"
work. 1iit
JACK | will have my Jack nj The
IIrlsicin corral every Friday after.
noon aud all dny saturday during
the ~ea>"n of 1916: registered !:
scientific brecdin. by DIR. Gibson
terms so Ia insure in foal' - foi
iu.lr service.
VI. II. Parsons. 3lp.
SHOES REpAlRED While YOU
wait ut Orr Electric Shoe Shop nj
~ Guld avenue. 2Sti
SECOND HAND GOODS We pay
highest prirc- for secondhand
Goods that are IN good condition.
Likewise We ell housrhoud good that
are practically GOOD a. new 1T very
low prices.
f.isclc Furniture Co.
o2tr
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MISCELLANEOUS

FO NJ 4 pair Of nose glasses, can
H. recovered at this office on proof OF
ownership. lltf
White Lime Treatment for luh'r,u
ln~l- aud rniarrh. ". Sl"Nrr
~ Snuih ,;nld uvcrmr N'
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W. T.. Holt has resigned ~ see
rotary Of the Santa Fe Chamber Of
Commerce. The resignation was due
to the failure of the Santa Fe cit.
items 10 see the advantage of boost
ing in the Demine way.
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Fred Martindale has taken the
place made vacant by the transfer Of
e. !. Ince by the Western Union Tel.
graph Company 20 Denver, Colo.
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FOR RENT-Scveral good houses.
See j. G. Barnes. Phone 3d2 Ma
honey Bldg. II