SAGUACHE CRESCENT.
(JrO]DD~IILY S~UAOBI D~OCRAT.)
Entered at the p~t ofllee a( ~b~uache, C~!o.
I' rtrmmmi~ionthrough the mail~asaeoond-cl,tss
roattero
O§OAR D. BIt|'AN.
TMU.R~D A Y, JUNE 13, 1!)01.
Card of Thanks.
To the m~ny friends who ~o kindly
tendered their love and syml, a~hy in our
!late bereavelnent we extend our heart-
felt thanks. Mrs. Franklin Clark and
children.
Editor.
Mrs. E. C. Drew is the agent for the
hehr piano organ, Washbnro guitar and
other musical Instruments. She also is
prepared to give instruction on the p:ano
o-gan and guitar. Call on her at the
Baptist parsonage or drop a line in the
postDates.
6,0,Tayl0rWhlskl6s ~hlnedbythe weakest stomachs
Ernest Neltonis down fto~u the saw
mill getting medical trealment, tie has
a felon on one hand which requires most
of his attention add a boil on the ottJer
Why do Festival of Mountain and
Plain committees always "run so much
to Indian." The poster design adopted
by the committee is all Indian with faint
cowboy and mining scenes in the back-
ground. The Indian means nothing as
representing the state today. Give us
Jomething more elaborate. Make the
oonterpieoe a Denver water octopus or
13th general assembly pew wow dance,
or something else up-to-date and reprc-
~nting the state.--Antonito Ledger.
Judging from the vast herd of rela-
tives that Governor Orman has appointed
to lucrative offices, the governor has de-
termined to make good the reputation
for business sagacity bestowed upon him
by his admirers and supporters before
electron; and in view of the fact that the
close of his administration~will mark the
passing of demo-fusion control in Colo.
redo pilitics, we admit that his being
dubbed a "shrewd business" man was
no iridssceut dream.--Antonito Ledger.
Send me Their Names.
Thousands of eastern people will take
advantage of the cheap rates to Colorado
which the Burlington route will offer
during June, July, August and Septem-
ber. They are the lowest ever made.
If you have any friends who are talk-
ing of coming to Colorado, send me their
nam~ and I will have our representa-
firm look them up, furnish advertising
matter, reserve berths for them, see that
they have a quick and comfortable trip.
Hotel keepexl, this is your opportunity
whenever you receive an enquiry about
your resort, send it to me, I will take
pains to see that that the writer spends
the summer in Colorado.
G. W. Vallery, General Agent, Burl-
ington Rout~, Denver, Colo.
A Thousand Sheep Killed.
For the pant three or four weeks about
5,000sheep belonging principally to P.
T. Stevens have been ranging in the
vioinity of the big spring on the nine
mile hill going to Spencer.
/.amt Friday night about 20 masked i
men Dame to the camp and after tying
the herders prooeeded to kill the sheep
with clubs and stones. As many of
them were ewee lambing it is estimated
that b~id~ 1,000 sheep there were fully
tm many lambs killed. The loss prob-
ably amounts to $7,000.
The herders who were bound say the
• men were well disguised and it was ira.
po~ibla to distinguish any of them.
It is understood that the remaining
sheep have already been started out of
the oonnty and will not again be seen
herL
This is a very unfortunate affair and
the Tribune hopes the like will never
ooour again in Gunnison "county.~Gun-
mson Tribune.
Jam~ Brown of Putsmoutb, Vs., over
90 year~ of age, suffered for years with a
bad 8ore on his face. Physicians could
not help him. DeWltt's Watch Hazel
Salve cured him permanently. Saguache
Pharmacy.
more.,~ co~p~"-; "tT-~i;;; J. S,,gu~ehe.
Florence, Colo., June. 9. The latest
venture in mining companies is the
Brock Gold Mmmg & Milling Co., com-
posed of local men. Its acqmroments
are in Saguache county, not far from
Villa Grove, In the Sangro de Chrlsto
range. There are eleven claims in the
groupandon them iv suflicieut timber
to supply the workings for years. There
is also a good milling site.
A prospect trench on tile Mountain
lt,ioness was dug last nlonth, it is 125
feet long and eight fe~t deep trod from
it enough pay ore was secnred to net a-
profit of $720 after ~aayin~ all expenses,
whioh amounted to $380. The work
from now on will be conhnl|ous.--Re-
publican.
Danger, disease and death follow neg-
lect of the bo~els. Use DeWitt's Little
Early Risers to regulate them and you
will add years to your life and life to
your years. Easy to take. Never gripe.
8aguache Pharmacy.
M. D. Goald's new shop has been com.
ploted and he is now enj,)ying a good
run of work. Mr. Gould is a floe work- i
man in his line and yon can always rest
usured that he will make his prices just
and right.
Tom Wells, of Canon City, is attend.
• lag court in 8aguaehe this week.
J ,
IN CUBA
[mulsionl
a arm which keeps him i)usy odd flmmen~s.
For the l$oys.
James Camper wants to buy all the
old copper, zinc and rubber he can get.
He will pay 5 cents a pound for copper,
and one cent and a half for old rubi;er.
I sell gunny sacks four cents each. I
pay 12 cents a dozen f,,r beer bottles.
G, O. Troy'or Whiskies, good~ pure, and old.
Sam Feast speut Mo~d ly night at the
bedside of Alfred ~chaefer, of IJoopor,
who was not at that tmie exl)eclcd tu
live but a sholt time.
John Colviu and wife, who CaUlS up
~rom the ranch to help at tim'hotel dur-
~ing court week, returmd home today.
Rio Grande Rate~.
For meeting Colorado Pharmaceuticul
association at Mlmitou Juno/8 to 2,. A
rate of one and one-fifth fare on ihe cer-
tlfioaie plan will be made from all sta-
tions to Mauitou and return. Certificatvs
to be available Juno 16, 17 and 18.
For Overland park races at Denver
J une15 to 29. A rate of ()no fare for the
round trip will be made from Leadvillo,
Trinidad and intermediate points to
Denver and return. Tickets on sale June
15, 22 and 26, good to return June 30.
$**
Rules for tickets sold on certificate
)lan. If the required number of tickets _
(50) showing full fare paid ou g(fing trip 'To
are presented to joint agent they will t:o i
passage at one-fifth fare not later than
threedays after the closing date of the
meeting Sunday not to be counted.
To iluff~lo Through Ihe Lakes.
The Burllngton's personally conducted
excursion to the P~D-Americrn exposi-
tion will leave Denver at 10 p. m. Thurs-
day, June 20, rail to Chicago, steamship
North Land to Buffalo through lakes
Michigac, Huron and Erie.
The rouvd trip rate is $5~.20, $53 if you
return by one of the "differential" lines
from Buffalo to Chicago. Meals and
I berths extra. Tickets good to return un-
til October 31.
Coolest, cheapest and infinitely the
most enaoyable way to go east. No cin-
d/rs, dust, hot weather. Instead, a glit
tering panorama of blue sky and blue
water and a three day's bath in the in-
vigorating air of the great lakes. Fimst
steamship in the world, and the very
choicest staterooms aboard it have been
reserved for the Burlington excursion.
Write for folder giving full information.
G. W. Vallery, general agent, 1039 17th
St. Denver, Colo.
A Came of ColDs l~lindness.
"Yours is a perplexing case," sltid the
Oculist. "You call red purple and refer
to nile grecn its turkey red."
"Yes," replied the visitor, with'a oral-
tented smile. "I fancy I was born that
way."
"It's the most aggravated case of eoL~
cr blindness I have ever encountered
In my professional experience."
"That's it. I want you to write mc
out a statenicnt to that cffect. Never
mind whnt the l'&~ is. You S:':~, PAy
wife has a lot of f;tlllll)lcs she v,'ailt~'
matched, and she'll ask me to taeMe
the job some time next week for cer-
tain."
And then the oculist had his suspi-
eions.--Pearson's Weeldy.
Mexico's Rainy Season.
~'llat they call the rainy season in
Mexico cnn~es only in the gelill of
showers, which fall in the afternoon.
These showers usually occur every
day, but sonie~inws there will be two
or three days of perfectly clear weath-
er. There is no steady dowllllOUr, how-
ever, as in nlost tropical countries, an,1
in Mexico the rainy season is regarded
as the finest season of the year.
Serving the Public.
Wunn~But if you lnstst tlmt the
man who works for the pub!it good
without tlope of gaintug gratitude is
a crank, what do you call the man that
expects gratitude?
Tuther--iIim? Oh, he's just a plain
fcol.--Indianapolls Press.
In the manufacture of a pocketknife
in France 22 workmen are employed
for the handle and blade, 18 for a table
knife, 9 for scissors and 6 for razors.
In Japan it would be thought as
rude to neglect to offer tea to a visitor
on his arrival as not to s0eak to him.
• .;| ao
The men-of-war of the Ronlans had a
crew of about 225 men. of which 174
were oarsmen workiilg on three decks.
The speed of these vessels was about
six miles an honr iti fltlr w~,ather.
Bern the ~ Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
On Jeillies
preserves and pickles, spread
a thin coati,~g of refined
FARAFHNE
WAX i
Eat first class short-order meals at
Mrs. Schwackenberg's restaurant, when
% Villa Grove. Opposite tile postofli,'e.
TIlE COLORADO LIVERY, FEI iD
and Sale Stable,
IVIn ,I. ~Vcvner, Prol).,
Fourth ~{,. :i~agmlche.
tlest of care given Iv all stock ol~e, Oncc tried, yOU wiU
n0vor be without the171 ill tho f&lUUy,n
EDW. A. MAR~ Albaey~ B:Y.
FOR WORMS,
"A tape worm eighteen feet
long at least came oft the rc~nc nltel
my taking two CAECAI~E~s. This ]
am sure has cauced my bad health foe
the past three years. I am ~till tak.
ing Cascarets, the onI~: oathnrtit
worthy of notice by sensible people,~
GEo,W. BOWL]aS, Bah'd, MISS.
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
I'For SiX yeara • WnS nVlOe
~II ofdyspepeI~ in its worst foruh
lcould eat nothin~ but milk toast.
and at times my stomach would no|
retafn and digest even that, Las|
March I began taking CASC,LRETS
and since ti~ea I hay0 stoadiFy lni.
proved, until I am as welles/eves
waa in my life."
DAVID H. S(uRPay~ ~eW~R~ 0.
FOH LAZY LIVER,
"I h~ve bee~ teoubled ~ I~.~,
deal with a torpid nYer, Which pr~
duties constipation. I found CASCA.
RIg,S to be all you claim for'thcral
anaseeured such relief the first aria|
that I purchased another supply and
waa oompietely cured. I ehali only
be too glad to recommend Uascareta
wheno~h~r tha oppprtunlty is pre-
Snsquehanna Are.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FOIl BAD BLOOD,
"CJkm4~A~|~T~g do aU elulme4
for them a~d are a truly wonderful
medicine, lhaveoften w/shed for a
medicine pleasant to take, and at
last have fouud it in CASCARETS.
8ices takinl¢ them my blood h~ be0a
purified ann mlr complexion has Im,
proved wonderxuUy.and I feel muelt
bEtt~r L~ wary way?;
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