+ .
I I I I I II, l lll I .......
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
?' ~,.~ . . ~nd has been made under his per-
" If~_ t~. 7~-f~. "serial supervision since its infancy.
"' "~g~-f~. d~, /~~. Allow no one to deceive you in this.
' All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex-
perilnents that trifle with and c/id~mger the health of
'. ~fangs and Children--Experience against Experiment.
; ..... What is CASTORIA
C~toria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
:" and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
~substance. Its age is its 'guarantee. It destroys ~Vorms
: and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic, It relieve~ Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
~nd Flatulency. ~t as~Onilates the Food, regulates the
: Stomach and ~owels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
.+' ~he ChildrezL's ~nacea--Thc !V~other's Friend.
Gs"u'"= CASTORIA A-wAys
Bears the Signature of
Th0 Kind You Hay0 Always Bought
.... In Use F+or Over 30 Years.
VN£ CENTAUR COMPANY, VT'MU~aaY STR¢¢T. New ~nnK OTTO.
I IIll / II III
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County Commissioners Brown and[ Amongtho many donations made to
Ashley were in town Monday to atten'da the big Elks Fair in Denver is one by a
specia! meeting of the boar& " Owing to Saguache county man--George H.
the?absence of Chairman Welty they did Adams--who gives them a thoroughbred
not transact much business, but utter re. [ bull out of his famous Hereford herd at
d'a~.~ the levy made in school disGdct Ci, e.s~one. It is a valuable gift acd who-
No.'[:they adjourned to be called togeth-J ever draws l,t can easily realize on it.
er at memo later date. Mr. Welty's ab. - ~,., ~ .~-~7~. ~ .
........... ~ 9(Lrs. donn JL~oacn an(1 dames Jt~oacn
emnOe~was oc~astonea oy tn~ rac~ ~nm ne •
..... I were over from Villa Grove on Mouday
bur!~ h,s wl,fe .unsay, /having business before the county corn-
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold. ] ml,sstoners.
" "~ ' ..... ' [ The finest line of fancy stationery jbst
.Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets care
a ~old ih one day. No cure, no pay. t opened at the CRESCENT O~Ce.
Price 25 cents. - t G.O. Taylor Whiskies, go~d, pure, and old.
WE WILL FURNISH YOUR HOME FREE! i
.=_:~ ~ ~ ~.~/:~ | Write to-day for our hand- [ m
~~~-%)~.~ | ~olne Illustrated cat~tlogue I READ TIlE I ET'I_'EnS n
~iT'=~~~--~.~*TC V~I Inl andeeewh~t beautiful r~rc-I from our agree "n n
• pt s an~
~-J" ~ ' - .~.:.~ .... ~ | /eludes we ~lvC for .sel~in~l be eonvineed that you
OUr~oaD8. weglvetoeacn aredealin ~ith" at]or-
I~?~L. tll ~i./ I i or bottle of Perfume tlieirl ~": ............ I
,' - A~'~~i~f~--~i~ I choice o¢ s~me of the Imnd- I' ¢ I
I~ll}-F ~[-~l[ ] [~'[ ~-~l somestpremiumslathemsrket. I~amps. Bracelet$,I
] , .~ ~lrdl¢ /,M~.\ ~ /_,u~\ ~ I Glassware, O palware. Knives, l~oaattng I'an~ Cake l
$ /~'~ V_~J /?'\~g~, /.*~Y~-\ II Platesandotuerbeautifuipresents. To ~ I
Idv~-?~[h~ " ~o~ ~t~ ~dll theagentwho~ensonlyslboxesofSoap I ! I
X~/J~ J~BIIB~.~:Xt,_.~/I wegtvcaSO.Pieeel)lnnev~et--nota J I I
-- Itoyset--buta beaatitallydeeorated and ~1
" " V gold traced, full. size for family use, Din- f~l~llIl~
~sTo~, T. nerset. Weal,so,lye Couches l~oekers {l[~J~ | ~1
I am very much plea~ed with my dishes and nin~ ~h~ ~ (,=~t=~ ~C~'t,~o° ~ (" 11 ~l
... ~. .. _ , Di . Room ~,,_t,~, .................
Wlng~upauozaeroraereoon. , . ~ [.see Cnrtainst.Watches. Knives and UI
Miss 1 UI U BE ~
• , .... ' '. Forks, (Iranit~ware, Sewing ~,lachinea, ~- I
NELSON}'ILLE¢ 4)HIS. Musi'c~l lnstrnments, Etc, Ifesshispre- ~'~ I
[ • Goods received to-da'y.~ - M~:0u'stome~'s are all fs~rred we allow a very liberal commit- ~¢.~GI~.I
/ well plea~d wi~h their ]amp~. We have not seen s~pn..Wetrustyou., Nomoneyrequired. ir~I~ ~L~BI~
/ inch nicelamps here before. \Viii sendanother order we,allow ~.oa 15 nays time in which ]l ~ ~,l I~IBB t
I in a few days. I am more than pleased with the to ~ellver tile goods ann collect your ~d_~l I
I n,.odo.. ,,. Ao~l:~ ,~*~.~ii.~os. money~fo~,,,,gu.. ,.n't,.,a,. -,=r Ii
SALVONA SOAP CO., bXain and Locust Sis., ST. LOUIS,/~0, t
I
I
DIED [ We are sorry to hear that Jesse R,I
~. ,,. . -'7"-. ....... ~ Morgan, who has had a siege of pneu- I
Thomas ulaymn, infant cmuo of mr. [ mollia for several weeks, is now suffering [
and Mrs. Thomas Noised, at Saguache, ] from rheumatism, and although recove]-[
Cole, .... Thureday, p m January 31, 190L} ed frt)m the pneum,mia is in such a[
from grq), aged 7 mantas. ! slaps that he cannot leave his ~ed.
Mr. Noised was in Kansas City at Ihe[
Mr. George Robert's'on S-r. has exper-
ienced a relapse and is now quite Back at ]
his home at the mill. George Davis l~
taking care of him.
Career and Clrar~tet~r or Abraham l.lncoln.
An address by Joseph Cheats, ambas-
sador to Great Britain, on the career and
character of Abraham Lincoln--his ear-i
ly life, his early struggles with the world i
--his character as developed in the later
years of hl,s life and his administration,
which placed his name so high on the
world's roll of honor and fame, has been
published by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway and may be had by
sending six (6) cents m postage to F. A.
Miller, General Passenger agent, Chi-
cago, IlL
We are taking orders for copper plate
engraving. A full line of samples of
latest st) lea may be seen at tiffs office.
Prices are the same as charged for same
class of work ill Denver.
Adm|.istratnr's Notice.
FOB 0HILBREB.
"[ ehaltnevsr be ~vi~hont
~.I.$CARET$. My children are
ziways do lighted. ~hen [ give them
p~:'tion of a tablet, and cry for more.
hey are t hc most pic&salt~ medtcia~
l h.~vO over tried. They have found a
psrmanen¢ place in my home." Mlts. Joan I~,AGSL~
BOX ~10, ~lehigaa City, Ind.
FOB PILES.
"I sobered the t~et~ree ~t
the damned with protruding p~ies
broughG ca by constipation wit~
whici, I was afflicted for twenty
years, I ran across your CASCAItETS
"~ ~he town Of ~ewell~ In., and never
found auythin~ to equal them. To-
d~$ I am entirely free from piles and
feat tika a new man." C.H,K~ITZ~
li4i Jones St., aionx 0try, ll~
FOR HEADAOHE,
"]Both my wife ~nd myself"
h~ve been using CABOARET~, and
~ey are the best medicine we il~vo
over had in the house. Last week my
wi~ was frantic with headache for
two dayeL she tried some of your
CASCAR~TS and t~hey reUeve~tho
Lain In her head almost immed lately.
we beth rscommend C~earete."
cnA~- STlgDgFOaD~
Pittsburgh Sa~e & Denosit Co.
Pl~tshurgh, Pa.
,:OR BAD BREATHs
"I h~vo been uelnlr eAgC£-
r~]~'l'~ and all a mildandenec~ive
laxative they are simply wonderful.
~y d~ulllt~r and 1 were bothered
with elsie u ¢om~h aad our breath wes
Verr~ bad. ~f~er taklnK a few doses
of ~a~earste we have improved won-
derfally. They are • great help hi
the family." ,, WILI~I~A NAO/~,
FOR PIMPLES.
"M~ wife h=.d ~imolel o~her
feee,j~ut.shsh ~as bsen~k/~q DA~-
OAIIETs' kfi~ they haw aU disa~.
pear~di ] had been trouble~l~'wlth'
eonetlpatiou f0~ some ties, b~tt after*.
taktng thu fli'svCa~caret I have had
ao troubte with this "ailment. We
cannot |l,sak too hi_~hly of Oa~ea.
Fete." Fnl~D WAgTMAN,
F/~ Oerm~ntown Ave.,
844 Phfladsl philt. Pa.
tiuie of the child's dentil, lint was ~lr~d
aml c.m~ home ;,t once. The funeral
was held from the family residence on
Sunday, The entire community sympa-
thizes with Mr. and Mrs. Noised in their
lo~.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Fellows, at their home iu Saguache,
Cole, Saturday, Feb. 2, 1901. from grip.
Funeral was held on Monday.
*$$
We were very ~orry to learn of the
death of Mrs. John Welty, which occur-
ed at their residence in L~ckett precinct
on Friday, February, 1, 1901. Thecause
of death was given as pneumonia. The
funeral was bold on Sunday. Mrs. Welty
left, besides her husband, a family of
small children, to mourn her d~ath.
La Grippe ~llekly Cured,
"In the winter of 1898 and 1899 I w~s
taken down with a severe attack of what
Is called la grippe" say~ F, L. Hewett, a
prominent druggist of Winfield, Ill. "The
only medicine I used was two bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It hroke
up the cold and stopped the coughing
like magic, and I have never since
been troubled with grippe." Chamber-
laia's Cough Remedy can always he de-
pended upon to break up a severe cold
and ward off any threatened attack of
pneumonia. It is pleasant to take, too,
which makes it the inos'~ desirable and
one of the most papular preparations in
use for these ailments. For sale by Sa-
guanhe Pharmacy.
'l'he postoffice department has ordered
that persona ]Ivlng along star routes l
may have their mall delivered by thecar-
rier on the route by placlng a box at a
convenient point on the route where
mail may be deposited by the carrier
without inconvenience. Bids for 4-year
contracts will be asked for throughout
the country next September, and this
spemal delivery will be a consideration
in the proposals. Postmasters at the
bead of star routes have been requested
to make report of the probable parties
who desire the special delivery ou their
respective routes. The delivery is made
at the pstrov's risk, and the department
or postmaster are not responsible for
mail lost or stolen. It is required that
the mail carrier shaft be able to read and
write the English language.--Antonite
Ledger.
Danger of Colds and I~ Grippe.
The greatest danger from colds and la
grippe is their resulting in pneumonia.
If reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all
danger will be avoided. Among the tens
of thousands who have used this remedy
for these diseases we have yet to learn of
a single case having resulted m pneu-
monia, which shows conclusively that it
is a certain preventive of that dangerous
malady. It will cure a cold or an attack
of la grippe in less time than any other
treatment. It is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by Saguache Pharmacy.
The family of Mr. Burrows are a II ira-
prey iug rapidly.
G. 0. Taylor Whiskies, of superior ex0eilen~e
Estate of A leer Budders tleccascd.
The undersigned, having been appointed
adml~dstl'ator of tile ca!ate t,f Abner Bttttders,
late of tiP, eounly of Sa~uaehe and sta~e of
Colorado, dece~,se(t hereby gives notice that
! lie ~ I ap~)ear before I le t~,~llnfy court O]' ~;t-
guaehe county, at tile court h(mse In Saguaehe
:at the February term t~,r probltie I.tlSilies3. oll
]the second Monday (being the ll~h day)of
Match next. at which lime all uer.~ous i]avil~g
claims aga ns! S:~lid estate are n,)titied Itllti ]'e-
quested to attend for the purpose "of having
the same adjusted. All p~.rsons il~debied to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 5th day of February, A. D. 1901.
JOHN E, AalILEY, Administrator.
Colorado Short
Line.
The People's Choice,
Through without change
DIB~IVER, COLORADO $PRilN6$
and PUEBLO
TO
KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS.
Dh'ecL RouLe To
The Hot Springs of Arkansas,
Free Rech, ning Chair Cars.
E!egant Pallman Palace Buffet Sleepers.
Government Fast Mail Route East
and West.
See your nearest ticket agent or write
C. A, TRIPP,
G. W. F. & P. Agt., Denver, Colo.
HEALTH F0[I ][N CENTS!
., 00,.,,m,.
"f hate Song 1@, days at a time
HEALTH nBF.AUTY. "-' "°=°"' °* *"
bowels. Chronic CmlSt/patJ)u for
seven yours placed ms ill thi~ t ~rribl¢
e~rtaintyrecommendCASCAR~T3for condition; i did cverythin~ I ]=enrd
the cures they make and true:; they of but novel' found any relict unl;l l
wiU find ~t place llt evoryhome. Yours began using CASCAI~E~£S. 11:( ~;" l'Pve
for success," PaTna WI~aB, Jr., fl'om one to three p~ssagc;~ a (~a ,v. and
Palm Orove Ave., McKeesport, Pa. if I was rich I would g~ vo ('100./3 ftr
~h movement; it is ~uclt a r clieL"
' A~/L~IEn L. IIUNT
1~9 Russell St, Dctrol~. ~Ucl~
FOB BILIOUSNESS.
"~ • h~ve ueed your V~I~ahl~
C~kliil~.~k]~ET• and find time l:er-
feet. Couldn't do v,+ithout them, I
hnve u~ thmn for ~ol~c I, imt~ lor |n-
digestion and b/liou~n~'s Gild um l~oW
completely eared. Rccounxxcntlth~nL
CANDY CATHARTIC to overy onc. Once tried, yOU will
• never be wlthont them in lhe f~luiiy."
Enw. A. ~, Albany, ~. Y.
FOR WORMS.
Rare Bargain Sale in Overcoats
Cloaks, Capes, 61ores, Caps,
Hi ttcns, Etc..25 per ct, 011.
"A t~t~ worm elffhteen feet
long at least canle on the t e~Y.c at tCI
my taking two CASCARE3S. Thl~ i
&In SOJ~O has caused lny b~ d ]: ¢ ~ll h fOI
tho pa~t three yc, ars. I am .~lill tak
ins Cascarats~ thc mll~ catharti~
worthy of nottcoby SCll~blc l~cople,~
GgO.W. BOWLXS, Baird, .tli~.
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
~']Por IIIx ~e~rs I WaS II.~I~=
tim o£dyepepsla in its worst for~.
leould eat nothin~ but milk tJast,
and at times my stomach would l~ot
retain and digest cven that. Laet
March I hegan taking CASCARETS
and since then I have ~tcadiFy In,-
proved, until I an~ as well as 1 evvr
wac in my life,"
D~vm H. MUSSy, Newark, O.
FOR LAZY LIVER.
"I[ h~ve been troubled a erent
4eal With a torpid liver, wMc~hpro.
duee8 constipation. I found CASCA-
RmrS to be all you claim for them,
and secured such yeller the first trial
thal I purchased another supply and
was completely cured. I shall only
be too glad to l~comlnond C~care~
whenever She opportunity le pr~
~. J.A. SMITH,
~80 Susquehanna Ave.,
Philadelphia, P~
REGULATE
THE
I0¢ 2S¢ SO¢
ALL DRLimGIST$.
FOR BAD BLOOD,
' ' CAIleJLTI]I~JL~J~ do aU elnJmed
for them and are a truly wonderful
medicine. I hare often wished for a
medicine plea~mt to take, and at
IMt have found it in CASCARETS.
Sln~ takin~ them my blood h~ becn
purified ann m~" complexion has Ira.
proved wondermlly~and I feel much
bett~r in every way. '
Luttrell, Ten~.
Co~P~Y, Chicago or New York.
tTMs is thetable~ Sways stamped 000 if" ~ "~When dealers try to substitute, they want to]
| D0n't++~ke' a substitute t Get what ymt ask f0rI ~ make m0re money out of you. Don't let them !
Over 3,000,000 Boxes of 0asearets Sold Last Year!
Unerring is the judgment of the peopk, and the p~ople like Cascar~ts. The sa]c ihis year
wi]] be ~,OOO~O(O) boxes. Nothing succeeds like mccess and C~scarcts are successful,
bccatl~,
First, They are so good ~hat they outsell all other laxatives. Their tremendous sale proves
their merit, and their meril~d±'plains the~iP tremendous sale;
SeCOnds Cascareta are thepioneer people's price preparation--ten cents a box, and more health
in a ten cent box of CadS~-&t~ than any 25c bottle of pills in the world.
• ~hirds Cascarets U~.~g re.suits--healthy, natural action of liver and bowels -never fail. The
manufacturers-guarantee a'cure'~or ~efund purchase money.
Fourth~ Cascarets are succead~ul because they deserve it. If your druggist don~ sell Cascarets,
he's behind the age. In tha~- case order direct from ua by mail pcet free. Addrea~ S~msi~e R~D~
We fled in taking our annuaI invoice that we art largely oyez-
stocked on some seasonable llnes--
• Overcoats, Cloaks, Jackets,
mtcr Caps and Lined 6loves and
Mitlcns,
- We cannot afford to carry these goods over and we also n¢¢A the
room occupied by them. In order to close them out I~fore our buyer
goes-to market we have made a reduction of 25 per cent--in most ca.s~
being far below actual cost. Take advantage of this saIc,
You will aIso find that we are making
Special Prices
on many broken llncs in other departments. Good Goods and Good
Values.
We have a fine llne of Ladies Winter Wrap~ Jackets, C.~pes, etc.
which we are closing ot+t at a sacrifice. They range in prices from 75
cents to $10. A splendid bargain at $2.50 to $3,00.
The 6otthcl[ 8 Tarbell
Mercantile Co.,
Habits,
Burlington trains have a "habit" of running on time.
They have a "habit" of being well equipped.
They have a "habW' of giving good service.
Ha:bits are contagious People who ride on the Burling-
ton acquire the habit of using it in preference to any
other line.
Burlington trains leave Denver at 4 p. m. and 10 p. m. for
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, EYERyWI-IERE
east.
Train for Black Hills. Montana and Puget Sound lesve
Dearer at 11.20 p. m.
Tickets at Offices of Conneetin~ Lines.
Ticket Office, i039 Seventeenth St.
G. W. VALLERY, General Agent, DmNw.B.
lce$ 0dd
THE POPULAR LINE TO
LEADVlLLE, GLEHWOOD SPRIHGS
ASPEN, GRAND JUHCTIOH
&ND
ORIPPLE OREEK
Reaches all the pr|ncipal towns and rain,
Inll camps In Colorado~ Utah and
New Mexico,
PASSrS TH ROUGH
SALT LAKE OITY
EN ROUTE TO AND FROM PACIFIC COAST.
THE TOURIST'S FAVORITE LIN[
TO ALL MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
tUthrough trains equipped with Pullman Pala~
and Tomist Sleeping Car.
For elegantly illustrated descriptive books fre~
uf cost, address
|,T, JEFFERY, A, $, HUOH£S, S.K. H00PER,
~tet and ~n'l Mgr. ~Ya~c Manager. C~n'[ P. & T.k,
DENVER, COLORADO.
?rivate and i~hronio Disoases of Men
CONSULT Men suffering from evil ef-
fects of youthful i~diecr~
/~L~ ~ " t Lens, syphilis, gonorr hcva~
B" ~+~ gl0ut, stricture~ sexual
| 1~ weakness, varicocelo, un-
~!~l~ ~atural discharges, lost
I'~ ~ vitality, failing memory,
I ~,~' ua~iLness to marry, blood,
l ~ s..ia, kidney or private dis-
~lllBq~ e:~ses.aro spoo~ly cured,
~bt~+~'~ D~L CoOK has spent 30
~)~ ~ years of persistent etuay
/t] ~...~[l~[~ll and experience in hie own
~practlco and among th0
~'~*~TOR COOK largest Eastern hospitals
u~-~ . in curing th~s class of dis-
sasee and. will guarantee you a permanent cure
at moderato cost. He has cured t h,,nsands who I
thought their ca~es hopeless, Alllel ter private.
Write for question b~nk. Consuhat~~' free. i
Medicines Bent free from observation.
I l l
TO CIIICAGO
The Reliable Route
Palace Sleeping ears
and Di~in~ C:'r~.
Chair Cars Free.
ALL
Owned and Operated by
CIHCAGO, MILWAUKEE
" ~z St. PAUL RAILWAY.
For flir'h-~ :-~ ',,. :,,~ ir,.~=
J. )':. !':~i.: ;()~,'
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