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DENVER
High mass was rendered last Sun
day in an exceptionally fine manner
the following musicians winning new
laurels on the occasion Bassos Messrs
Daniel B Casey and G D Kemp
ton tenor 3itr S J Sullivan so
pranos Misses Vannie and Georgia
Edison altos Mcsdames Leahy
and McA ister and the Misses I
Mattie Edison and Anna Reid Mrs
McAlister was oganist At the offer
tory Master Vincent Leahy appeared L
to great advantage in Millards Ave
Maria At the close of the holy sac
rifice night Rev Bishop Matz con
firmed a class of sixtyeight persons
addressing them in his usual happy
vein both before and after the ad
ministration of the Sacrament
The children looked lovely in their
finery an < l together with the sixty
seven sponsors they made a beautiful
procession on their march from the
hall to the church The latter was so
crowded by the vast assembly gath
ered to witness the beautiful ceremony
that many were forced to hear mass
from the adjoining hall Fathers Bran
der C SS It Murphy O F M Bra
d > OBrien and Marrin and Prater
Eisler C SS R contributed to the
impressive occasion by their presence
s in the sanctuary while the skies sent
the brightest kind of a morning for the
enjoyable celebration All in all it
wa a red letter day in St Francis de
tales parish We append the names
of those confirmed Walter Patrick
Hill Alfred Robert Moore Frederick
William Griftzmacher JamS David
Shire Tames Shire Albert Joseph
Motcli Oscar Thomas Moore John
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Francis Mack John Francis Griffin
Herbert Aloysius Jones Charles Bar
tholomew Fielding James Blain
Brown Charles Joseph Schmitt Aloy
sius James Worth Thomas Matthew
Carroll Edward Alphonsus John Con
don Francis Bernard Joseph ileil
James Alphonsus Ash John Joseph
Donovan John McKinnon Walter Pe
tea Lull Paul Wilson Westfall John
Lawrence Fielding Benjamin John
Marback Ralph Edwin Lamont Joseph
Paul Himmel John Bernard Burke
benjamin Franklin Paul Brown Fran
cos Evelyn Pope Mary Agnes Pope
Grace Ellen Pope Inez Eleanor Brown
Lillian Cecelia Fielding Pauline Fran
i os Smith Mary Alice Catherine San
defer Mary Florence Teresa Andrew
Mary Gertrude Margaret Kramer Ada
Cecelia Ann Washington Alice Eliza
both McGuire Esther Irene Moriartj
rtherin < Margaret Slater Anna Maria
Ofcira G < Hger Mary Elizabeth West
Isnid Catherine Gertrude Leahy Lucy
Jam Harms Alice Mary Harms
Klcanor Nora Pearl Grace Maud
Elizabeth Spikc man Marjory Agnes
Spikosman Anna Teresa Fedderson
Frances Mary Elizabeth Lull Laura
Anna Mary Gritzmachcr Frances
Elizabeth Washington Catharine Es
thcr Griffin Ellanis Agnes Margaret
Reilly Agnes Hellen Marguerite Fitz
Patrick Ellen Cecelia Coakley Helen
Augusta Harris Sara Agnes Donovan
Florence Amelia Catharine McGuire
Catharine Agatha Marback Rose Ger I
trude Marback Anna Mary Marback
Louisa Elizabeth Marback Martha Ag
nes Burke Eleanor Cecelia Brown
Anna Edith Hasrsrerty Stella Anna
Maguiie
St Josephs
A card party for the benefit of the
parish library will be given on next
Tuesday evening at the school hall
a under the auspices of the Young La
dies and Girls Sodalities Ice cream
and cake will be served after the
games As the object of the entertain
ment is such a noble onethe en
larging of the library and as many
people of this part of Denver are
known to have literary leanings and as I
the motto on the tickets is most true
viz that Libraries like mines need
capital to be developed and as the
admission is but 21 cents therefore it
is to be hoped that everyone in the
parish will procure a ticket or more
and get their outside friends to help
them along in the good cause
The Young Ladies Sodality had a
very interesting meeting Sunday last
It WiS decided to change the hour of
assembly from 4 to 230 oclock
Sunday evening F Gireman director
of the league gave a most instructive
J discourse on the general intention of
the month
THE GOLDEN CHURCH
Cornerstone Elizabeth Church
f Laid By Bishop Matz
The corner stone of the new St
Elizabeths church of Golden was laid
by Rt Rev Augustus C Matz bishop
of Colorado in the presence of 500 vis
iting i priests and churchmen of Denver
and half the population of Golden It
is several years since a public event in
Golden has been given such great
prominence as the ceremony and the
parishioners of St Elizabeths are an
ticipating great success in the church
wn considering the auspicious cir
tumetances attending this effort to es
tablish the Catholic church in Golden
upon a substantial footing
In 1867 under the administration of
Bishop Machbouf the first church in
Golden was dedicated It was a low
board structure 35x20 feet which with
a small addition is still in use for
Catholic worship Many attempts have i
been made to erect a comfortable build
lug and secure a regular priest but
earth successive effort was a failure It
was not until Father Anson Kennedy
was assigned to visit Golden parish
the advance move
yoce a week that
jrunt became strong Father Kennedy
last year en PU d the aid of the bishop
and the Franciscan order of Denver
and this year his good work has been
carried on by Father Bernard of Den I
ver who says ifiass in Golden even
Sunday The foundation of a hand
some stone and brick structure has
4 been laid and funds are already in
sight to complete the church which
with te Wock of land adjoining will be
worth about 10000 I I
TI rdanK were drawn bv Father Ad
nan nofn the Franciscan order builder
OC St Elizabeths church Denver and
architect fol over 100 Catholic churches I
and monasteries The Golden chapel
ivill have a seating capacity of about
M is of the Gothic style of architec
ture and will be superbly decorated I
throughout the interior
a Bishop Matz was attended from Den
ver toy twenty commanderies of the
Knights of St John in command of
Major Cavanaugh The St Elizabeth
commander was in charge of Captain
F W Paroth and the St Joseph di
I vision in charge of Captain Tie l11 ey
C JElie Catholic Mutual Benevolent asso
ciation of St Elizabeths church led
J JI President Charles Dunst followed
iin a body after the bishop as did also
4w Ladies auxiliary to the Knights of
t John
The special train from Denver car
rying fully 500 persons arrived in Gol
den at 3 oclock The knights formed
In advance of Bishop Mat and led by
the Woodman band of Golden escorted
ihe church dignitary to the site of the
new edifice at Fourth and Ford streets I
The knights took their positions in line
about the foundation while the bishop
and officials peifrunKd the impressive I
JSerwnpny of laying the cornerstone
bleanng thy ilinr foundation upon I I
whidh JI1IJ 1 > ei 11 i Ipoiarily erei ted a1
croes in njlj lrnu d in bunting Ncar i
1Jy r > 1 TiliiLitmn > f tJolden was i I
p 11 1 t I re 11 and try point I
of L L l uI I
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I Bishop Matz publicly affixed his sig
> nature to a parchment attesting the
> authority upon which the church is tc
> I bir builL The document had previous
r ly received the signatures of President
I I William McKinley and Governor
I Charles S Thomas The parish priest
Rev Father Bernard signed the parch
I ment which also bore the date of the
cornerstone laying The document was
placed in a metal box containing notice
I of the ceremony and the pen with
which the bishop had affixed his name
j The box was sealed with the blessing
of the bishop and placed in the niche
beneath the corner stone which was
I then lowered into place The pontificial
procession marched about the founda
tion and the stones were blessed In a
Jew veil selected words Bishop Matz
commended the parishioners of Golden
for their enterprise in religious work
Father Francis of Denver then appeal
ed to the crowd for financial assistance
He announced that he hud secured 417
in his native country toward building
the church at Golden and had netted
over 100 from his excursion from Den
ver The public collection amounted to
nearly 200 more
LEADVILLE
Mrs Rogers of 21S West Seventh
street who has been in Denver placing
her son George in school returned
home last week
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Mrs Mollie Quinn has returned from
an extended trip to Philadelphia and
has accepted a position in the milli
I nery department of the Beggs Dry I
Goods company I
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Miss Ida McCullough returned from
Glemvood Springs last week where she
has been spending her months vaca I
tion She was accompanied by her
s ster Mrs Mary Cassidy of Victor
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I Mr George Connors has gone to Vic
tor
0
Mrs Herman Dahlburg and sister
Miss Nellie Kelly have returned home
from an extended visit to their old
home at Walnut la
0
Senator Patrick Crowe and wife who
have been visiting in New York and
other eastern cities for several months
past returned home last week much
benefited by their trip
4
Mrs Maud ODonnell is spending a
couple of weeks in Aspen
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Mrs Davis of Victor is visiting her
sister Mrs A J McDonald of West
Seventh street Mrs Davis spent sev
eral days in the east visiting relatives
and stopped here on her way home
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Mr McCloskey of the D D Sullivan
Mercantile company is spending a
couple of weeks vacation in Denver
Mr Tom Murphy brother of Mrs
Winters Morrell spent a few days here
last week He was visiting his mother
in Hays Kan and stopped here on his
way home to California
Mrs Marvin Klottenhoff has return
ed home after an absence of several
months in Pueblo
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Mr Quigley and family of East Sev
enth street will soon leave for Denver
where they intend to make their fu
ture home
4 l
Dan son of Mr P Barker mot with
a painful accident last week Wliilr
returning from school he fell and dis
located his shoulder
4
Mrs J W Foley who has been suf
fering for the last few weeks from the
effects of a severe cold is again able
to take her place in the choir of the
Annunciation church
4
Mrs Murray of Poplar street who
has been ill for a couple of weeks is
much better
4
Mr Verdon Murdock of East Ninth
street met with an accident last week
While moving boxes with a hay hook I
I the hook slipped striking his knee and
inflicting quite a painful wound
4
There are devotions every evening
during the month of October at the
Church of the Annunciation the devotions
votions consisting of rosary litany and
benediction of the blessed sacrament
Mr Johru Straus 0 and Miss Mary I
Skrainer both of St Josephs parish J I
were married < on Oct S Rev John
Perse officiated I
4
The funeral of the late William I
OBrien took place from the Church of
the Annunciation Friday afternoon
Oct 6
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Died Sept 30 the infant of Mr and
Irs Donaher of East Seventh street
4
A very distressing accident occurred
on Tuesday Oct 4 Mr McGreevey was
killed on the Midland railroad by the
stub at the Leadville Junction while in
the performance of his duties He
leaves a wife to mourn the loss of a
kind and loving husband Mrs Mc
Greevey accompanied the remains
which were shipped to Omaha for in
erment
4
The funeral of the late Mrs McHugh
took place from the Church of the Annunciation
unciation Oct 1 Rev J J Gibbons
officiated and preached a very pathetic I
I ermon on the life of the deceased
leaking of her many sterling qualities
as a Christian and a kind and affection
ate wife and mother The church was
filled with friends of the deceased who
had endeared herself to them during
life I
A solemn requiem high mass was cel
ebrated Saturday morning Oct 7 for
the repose of the soul of Father Brown
It was the first anniversary of his death
and the large edifice was filled with
friends of the deceased who came to
assist at the solemn and imoressive
ceremonies The Gregarian mass was
chanted by a full choir The celebrant
was Rev J J Gibbons deacon Rev
D S OBegley of Glenwood subdea
con Rev George Saile master of cere
monies Rev John Perse of St Josephs
parish Rev D Robertson of Brecken
ridge preached the sermon
FLORENCE
II
Mr and Mrs George Nix and Glen
Nix left last week for a visit of a
month to the old Nix home in Clayton
Ala They will make the trip from St
Louis to New Orleans by boat I
4
Mrs W F Fleming has returned
from a visit to Denver I
4
The family of W I Sheeley has ar
rived from Oklahoma and will make
florence their home in the future
4 I
George Milliken accompanied by his
mother Mrs R Milliken and Miss
Ethel were down last week from Crip
ple Creek and spent Sunday at the Fre
mont
4
Miss Johnson of Boise Ida is the
guest of Mr and Mrs M E Mitchell
4
Miss Halle Wood left for Denver Sun
day afternoon being called to tj bed
side of a sick friend
Mr Thomas McVey has been appoint
ed field superintendent for the United
Oil company
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Mrs W llovey left last week for
Cincinnati to visit ivlathes
Mrs Dr tt M Sheridan is expect
home from Chicago about the 15th o J
i this month
4
Court Florence No 26 F of A wil I
give a ball in McCandless hall Oct 1
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Rev Father Edmund after a loni
siege of sickness is again able to b
I out
ORIENT
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Mrs T J Quinn has kindly con
sented to be our correspondent at this
town
Services at Sacred Heart Chapel
Chapef
Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays of
the fourth week of each month The
worthy pastor Rev Father S Good
has the services delivered in English
and Spanish
Rev S Good and Mr J F Roth were
entertained at dinner by the genial I
Mr and Mrs T J Quinn on Tuesday
last
lastMiss
Miss Binie Pray of Mosca has been
visiting her guests Mr and Mrs T J
Quinn
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BUTTE
George E Brennan the M J Con
nell store is rejoicing over the advent
of a little girl baby born a few days
ago
4
I The many friends of Mrs D L
I Loomey will be grieved to hear of her
death on Wednesday morning last She
was only 32 years of age and was
especially well liked Her funeral was
held from St Patricks church on Sat
urdsv
4
Colonel Tom McTague was in the city
from Deer Lodge this reek While in
California awaiting the return of the
volunteers and after they came home
the colonel endeared himself to all by
the manner in which he made life
pleasant for all concerned If the pres
ident was to make the colonel a briga
dier there would be rejoicing among
the Montana volunteers
4
T J Walsh of Helena was a visitor I
in Butte during the early portion of
the weeli
4
A W Mahon of Glasgow was a vis I
itor in the city last week and renewed
several old acquaintances
4
H W McLaughlin state representa
tive came up from Mitsoula last week
and was a guest at the McDermott
during hs stay
4
Miss Keatiner of Helena is visiting
Mrs C P Connelly on West Galena
street The accomplished young lady
is greatly pleased with the people of
Butte
r
Miss Nellie OBrien has gone to Phil
adelphia on a business trip of several
days
4 I
Colonel Phil Corcoran formerly con I
nected with the Salt Lake press but
who has of late been managing the
Rocky Mountain Celt of this city has
gone to Livingstone where he will as
sume the editorial management of the
ocal paper
I
Mrs Marsraret McQuisgen of Provi
dence R f wants information con
cerning her brother Peter McGrath
who has not been heard from for fifteen
years He was last heard from in the
vicinity of Butte
4
ExAlderman Dunn of Helena is in
the city He is the father of the Dunn
boys who were wounded while on duty
in the Philippines
4
Mother Mary Regis mother general
of the Sisters of Charity of Leaven
worth Kan who is an honored gue < t
at St Anns hospital Mother Domin i
ica superior of St Anns hospital and I
six sisters of the order drove to Greg
son Springs yesterday afternoon and
were the guests of Mr and Mrs Con
Hayes Mother Mary Regis was high
in her praise of the way the sisters
were honored and looks upon it as one
of the pleasant features of her pres
ent trip to Montana A splendid lunch
was served them before their return
by Mrs Hughes who proved a splendid I
hostess Mother Regis has visited Deer
Lodge where she was a guest of St I
Marys academy
4 I
F T Kerin of Denver succeeds W A
Bennie night dispatcher the North
ern Pacific at Livingstone
Miss May Kellet left Saturday for
Boston to enter the Emerson college of
oratory
4 I
William C Riddell state senator from I
Lewis and Clarke Henry Neill E S
Johnson Ben T Hathaway and H J
Johannes were here from Helena Satur
I day 0 j
I John Tehan Butte telegraph operator
for the Anaconda Standard was re I
juicing this week over the arrival of an
elevenpound boy baby at his home
I
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Miss Mary McCarty died Saturday at I
her late residence No 335 North Jack
son street The funcr l took place Mon I
day at 9 p in from Shermans under
taking parlors when the remains were
shipped to Hancock Wis for inter
ment
4
A party consisting of Miles Pinion
Lou Frank Ike Morehouse J O Han
non J D McGregor II S Taylor and
J Roroge have been in Hamilton on a I
visit The gentlemen inspected the Bit
ter Knot stock farm but concluded not
to purchase it
0
T J Flemming and his daughter
Isabell spent Saturday in Butte the
guests of Mr and Mrs D B Vincent of
South Montana street
4
Mr Alfred Karsted who is a student
at Johns Hopkins medical school in
Baltimore has baen appointed assistant
m anatomy for the ensuing year Each
year three are chosen from the class
and Mr Karsted has received the honor
of one of the appointments
4
Mayor McCarthy Monday appointed I
J A Shlnnick to succeed J J Dwan
as superintendent of the city crema
tory Dwan resigned his position last I
Saturday and his resignation was im J p
mediately accepted
I ANACONDA
The Margaret Theatre orchestra gave
a social dance at A O H hall last
week which was well attended and a
very pleasant time was the result I
4
Word was received in Anaconda Fri
day night of the death of A Mcintyre
aged 65 years a native of Canada and
a resident of
Philipsburg for many
years His death occurred in that city
yesterday morning The deceased was
one of the early merchants of Philios
burg being a member of the hardware
firm of McIntyre Matthews and
later conducted a business of his own
He leaves wife daughter aged 19 and
a son 13 years old to survive him He
vas a relative of D R McRae He was
well known in Butte His funeral oc
curred at Philipsburg Saturday
0
Hugh Dalv one of the Anaconda
committeemen who was > sent to San
Francisco towelcome the Montana vol
unteers returnca home Saturday ac
companied by Mrs Daly Hehas al J
most talked himself hoarse since his
return from constant conversation
+ about the royal way the Montana boy
9 were received by the Californians and
4 the description of the Philippines Of
all the Montanians who went down to
r welcome the boys he said noneendear
+ ed themselves more to the soldier boy
4 than John B Read editor of the Inter
+ Mountain He proved himself a prince
among men He was one of the many
who never stopped cheering talking
f and writing of the heroes of the Philip
pines
I W R Allen is in from his mines at
I French gulch
4
g Mr Charles Kelly of Butte spent
a Sunday in the city
4
John A Toole his returned from an
extended trip to the coast
4
Mesdames H W Stephens P Nolan
5 and T B Mallory were Butte visitors
Monday
4
f Mrs Charles Carriher has departed
for the east on a visit with relatives in
Indiana and Ohio
0
Miss Cora Jenkins of Butte spent
Saturday in Anaconda visiting her sis
ter Mrs Duncan McRea
0
W C Morgan returned Saturday
night from a two weeks hunting trip
in the mountains near Moose lake
Peter Nelson chief of the police and
fire departments of Livingston is visit
ing in the city
0
Thomas Ford the well known old
timer who has been ill at St Anns
hospital for the last six weeks is re
ported as fast recovering
4
Mr and Mrs G C Race and daugh
ter of Pocatello Ida are visiting in the
city the guests of Mr and Mrs L E
Beaudry
0 I
Mother vMary Regis the mother gen
eral of the Sisters of Charity of Leaven
worth Kan and Sister M Syra who is
traveling with her left for Helena
Monday morning and will visit St Vin
cents academy St Johns hospital and
St Josephs Orphans Homo which are
conducted by that order
4
Mrs Johanna Leary aged 56 a na
tive of Cork Ireland died Sunday night
I at the family residence 613 East Fourth
street The deceased leaves eight chil
dren who all reside in Anaconda They
are Mrs Jerry Lowney and Patrick
Dan Peter Mary Hannah Julia and
Josie Leary
0
Miss Margaret Hughes Miss Ethel
and Ruby Williams Miss Mona Burg
Miss Edna Pendleton Miss Maggie
Mathews and Master Joe Hughes star
actors in Queen Floras Bower a re
cent production at the Margaret thea
tre went to Butte Monday where on
Wednesday they will assist in a simi
lar play
4
Mother Mary Regis mother superior
of the Sisters ofCharity who has been
in the city for the last few days on her
annual visit will 1 ° ave for Helena on
Saturday Mother Regis will visit
Butte Billings and several other places
before leaving Montuna and her plans
are so arranged that she will get back
to Leavenworth Wan by Christmas
Mother Regis visited on Monday the
new ward of the hospital and was high
ly pleased with it She gave it as her
opinion that the new ward would com
pare favorably with any hospital in the
country The mother superior said I
do not expect to open any new institu
tions in Montana for the present but if
it should be needed later then we will
do so I inspected this hospital St
Anns and find it to be modern and up
todate No young girls of Anaconda
have announced their intention of talc
ing the veil
I Ftate of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas
County ss
j Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F
J Cheney Co doing business in the
I City of Toledo County and State afore
said and that firm will pay the sum
i of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure
FRANK J CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 6th day of De
I cember A D 1896
Seal A W GLEASON
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure isL i taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonals free
F J CHENEY CO Toledo O
Sold by druggists The
Halls Family Pills are the best
Magnificent Gift
Mrs Thomas F Ryan of New York
City wife of the street railway mag
nate has given 100000 for the estab
lishment and endowment of a convent
of nuns of the Perpetual Adoration in
connection with St Pauls parish in
j Washington Mrs Ryan is in Wash
ington the guest of Miss Fannie
Whelan the moving spirit of the
Catholic Tabernacle society
These nuns have their headauarters
in Italy and none of them is at present
in this country They devote their
lives to the continuous adoration of the
Saviour They also conduct retreats
for distinguished women or for young
girls preparatory to marriage
Members of the order are all women
of wealth and are expected upon tak
lug their vows to bring to the com
munity a considerable dower Mrs
White wife of Justice White is presi
dent of the Tabernacle society arid is
enthusiastic in favor of this new foun
dation
No matter how small his wages
every clerk in a store should to man
age his living expenditures as to put
into a savings bank a certain amount
of his income every month Aside
from contracting the habit of thrift
the money will help him over a hard
spot some time It will also materially
increase his selfrespect and give him a
comfortable feeling of personal inde
pendence The Denver Savings Bank
is located at Sixteenth and Arapahoe I
Mount Olivet Cemetery I
Will Furnish Vaults of Stone and
Brick for 2500
Offices 515 Charles block Office
hours 8 a m to 3 p m every day but
Sunday Sundays 10 to 1030 a m
Rev Father Callanan secretary Law
rence Murphy collector
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Gold filling from sl up
Teeth extracted for 25
Teeth extracted with our local an
aesthetic 50
Gold or Porcelain Crown 500
In Bridge Work we charge for each
crown or tooth dOO
REMEMBER
The material and work are warranted to
be the very best By using our own local
anaesthetic we can and do fill or extract
teeth without pain Call and get our
prices and investigate our painless meth
od of operating
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late patterns has been opened since our last newspaper announce I
V ment It contained lines of Lace Curtains Portieres Grenadine
Stripe Curtains etc and gives a still greater variety to select from
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i STRIPE GRENADINE CURTAINS full line of new color ef
fects Per pair
w 650 450 250 200 and 175
SWISS RUFFLED CURTAINS in dot and stripe effects fli tn S
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A TAPESTRY PORTIERESA new line in Oriental Effects Bagdad j
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500 450 and 250 i
z COUCH COVERSWe are showing the largest line of Couch Covers
f in the city at
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SUPERIOR SHOES
Made on a mannish last with welted extension soles military heels
A best English enamel vamps and box calf quarters This Shoe
xs is one of the Denver Specials and is marvel tfjn en il
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Warm Slippers and Leggins
Quilted Satin Juliet Slippers trimmed with fur a large variety of 4
colors to select from The prettiest Winter Slippers you A i en
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DENVER NORMAL AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL
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We have solved the problem of a eh ort and complete course in Stenography
at less than onenalt the cost oy the 01 u systems IMO teacher student or pro
fessional man or woman need be without a practical knowledge of this time
saving accomplishment Students may begin at any time School open
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