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12 ONLY $35.00 TO CALIFORNIA From Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo Tickets on sale daily September loth to October ill. Good in chair cars, tourist sleep- Wf ers or coaches. Tourist sleeper to California without change, leaving Denver daily at 8 p. m. Comfortable and economical. ALL THE WAY Write J. P. HALL, Gen. Agt. A. T. &S. F. Ry., Denver, Colorado. SUMMER TOURIST RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC From Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo To CHICAGO and RETURN $33.50 ST. LOUIS and RETURN $28.50 Daily Until September 30 Limit October 31 LOW RATES TO MANY OTHER EASTERN Four elegant trains east from Denver daily. |;fj J. C. Ferguson, General Agent. 941 Seventeenth St., Denver, Colo. Phone 378 Main. Rhodes Ranch Egg Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Our Specialty is Fancy Ranch Eggs. EGGS AND POULTRY. 1529-31 Market St., DENVER, COLO To Colorado Springs in two hours. To Pueblo in three hours and fifteen minutes. That s an example of “Rio Grande time” which is made by some of our trains between Denver and these points—it’s quicker than all competitors. The service and accommodations are excellent—and then, too, there are eight trains in all, and all are scheduled at most convenient morn ing, noon and evening hours. (8:00 a. m., 9:30 a. m., 12:14 p. m., 1:15 p. m., 3:45 p. m., o: 00 p. m., 8:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m.). Excellent dining car service on the two morning trains and on the afternoon (5:00 p. m.) train. CITY TICKET OFFICE 17th and Stout Streets. DENVER. THE JEWISH OUTLOOK To All Points South and Southeast —The H ave Direct Rails from Kansas City. Their Southeastern Limited leaving Kan sas City at 6:30 p. m. daily, is one of the finest and best equipped trains run by any road in the country. They are running now a through sleeper from Kansas City to Jack sonville. Their lines out of Kansas City also reach all important points in the Indian and Okla homa Territories For further information apply to G. W. MARTIN, General Agent, Denver. Colo. Fair Why not go see the Dove Great Northwest before » Portland Fair closes. Only NfiSrlV $4O round trip; via Califor •' tta $5l round trip. Over Ask Your Local Agent About the Midland. C. H. SPEERS, G. P. A. WHAT DO YOU EAT? No matter what it is, you get the best for the least money at The John Thompson Grocery Company X. BERLIN, Prest. & Gen’l Manager. N. L. CHEDSEY, Sec. J. W. D. DEANE, Treas. The Greatest Fruit* Grocery and Meat House In the West Some Fruit Specials on tap every day. Watch for our Ads. in the Sunday Papers I , w ' v HaICM. Superior Service. Summer Tourist Tickets From Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo to St. Louis $2S.f»O Chicago $33.50 Buffalo, 57.75 Detroit 40.35 St. Paul 31.50 Poston 73 50 Minneapolis ... 31.50 i Montreal 58.50 Correspondingly low rates from all Colo rado points on sale daily until October Ist— return limit October 31st, via Klectric Fans and tAAi * . Meals a la Carte. Special ||§Ml|||||Br fcion - One k i Detroit and turn. August I 2 - Sj fS I 13; limit Augusto VA C i t y a n d return, August 27- Sept cm- m and return, Sep tember 7-8; limit w rTTV " September 21. Philadelphia, Pa., and return, September 13-14; final limit October 5. DOI IIU; DAILY TilliOU<;il SERVICE From Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo to Kansas City and St. Louis, making direct connections at Union Stations for all points east and south. Pullman standard sleeping cars, reclining chair cars, seats free. Through tourist sleeping cars to Kansas City. St. Louis and Chicago. 11. 11. KOOSEH, a. \V. F. .It P. A. J. 11. GINET, Jr.. T. P. A. 1700 Stout Street, Denver. Colo. THE Colorado Tent & Awning Co. FLAGS, BANNERS, LAWN SWINGS, HAMMOCKS, CAMP AND LAWN FURNITURE 1621 Lawrence Street, DENVER, COLO. Phone 685 Main. Robt. S. Gutshall, Pres.