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NEW JERSEYS WAR RESOURCES.
strykor's Visit 10 Misunderstanding tho Rea.
coast Battery Ready.

TRENTON, Feb. 25.-Adjt.-Gen. William 8.
Stryker went to Washington this morning, to
dine with Vice.President Hobart this evening,
he said. At the Capitol it was stated that
Gen. Stryker's mission was to confer with
the officials of the War and Navy departments
about New Jerseys National Guard and the
vessels owned In the State that would be avail
able in case OF war with Spain. Gen. Stryker
this morning received from tho Navy Depart
ment a communication asking for
concerning the number and value of vessels
owned in New Jersey that could be adapted for
carrying n light armament, but wero not suit
able for cruisers.
Men from the Quartermaster.G Generals De-
pArtment are putting the seacoast battery at Sea
Girt camp in order for service, but Capt. Arm
strong says this has no significance, as it is
usa6i to do 50 Gt.Qlis season. :. ...
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Secretary Long. worn
out with the unusual amount of department
work entailed by the Maine disaster. has decided
to take a leave of three or four days to recuper-
ate. II is not known that he will leave town for
the purpose, but he will entirely relinquish his
work as head OF the Navy Department, and As
sistant Secretary Roosevelt will become Acting
Secretary during his absence.
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parilla is just what such people need,
because it makes rich, pure, nourishing
blood.
IRoNToN. OHIO. -"My mother was
subject to sick headache and indigestion
for over a year. She was unable to stand
up for any length Of time, and was obliged
to stay in a dark room, as she could not
bear the light. She had no appetite what
ever and her stomach was 80 weak she
could not retain what food she did eat.
She also had severe pains in her head. She
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..War Cryn IL Not in IL.

A somnolent man was DOING In tho corner of
a Sixth avenue car yesterday evening, when a
Salvation Army lassie came In carrying a bun
die of papers under her arm. She accidentally
stumbled over his outstretched foot and he
opened his eyes.
her papers. "Only g cents"
The man looked at her In intense disgust.
Another one of them damn Maine extrys.'
he snorted. Nah; don't want It."
Then no foil asleep again.
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NARRAaANsETT BAx BoArs.
A List or Them Being Prepared by . Rhode
IsIand Nayni lnttnIion Omcar.

NEWPORT. r. l., Feb. 25.-Lieut. c. T.. Lawton
navigating officer of the Rhode Island Naval
Battalion. is preparing a list of all steamers in
Narragansett Bay, including yachts. that can
BIO used as common carriers. Included in this
list are the steam yachts Electra. owned by
Commodore T., 4. Gerry. and tho Nahma, owned
by Robert Goelet. This work is being done by
order of the Navy Department. The Newport
company has established three signal stations
one near Newport, which Block
Island, thirty miles out to sea, and one at Mar.
raRansett Pier,
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want. to Raise a Roriment 4. Dallas.

DALLAS, Tex, Fob. 25.-The Cuban INDIE
pendence League of Dallas has arranged for a
mass meeting at the City Hall in this city on
next Thursday afternoon to consider the Span
ish situation. Col. Horton. President Of tho
Cuban League of Sherman. Tex; Gen. W. L.
Cabell Of Dallas, Lius Penez, State Cuban dele
gate, Galveston. and others will deliver ad.
League Of Dallas, to-day wrote to Gov. Cnlber-
son for permission to raise a regiment in Dallas
to be turned over to the State or Federal Gov
eminent in case of hostilities with Spain.
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mrs. wLitusy Inprovsd.

COLUMBIA. 8. c., Feb. 2b.-Dr. Bull, who went
TO Now York on a special train. returned to Mrs.
Whitn0y's bedside tonight. To-day was con.
sidered the critical one in her condition and to-
aighs heI friends are cheerful. There 10 a
her forehead is healing, The paralysisis wearing
on ana the nervous system 10 recovering from
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Kew Havea's Cuban Cadets.

L HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 25.-The Cuban
Cadets, the newly organized volunteer military
company of which Alderman Edward A. Rourko
Is captain. have now 100 recruits. They arc
drilling daily under the supervision of Lieut..
William A. schappa. q veteran Of Sedan. The
ganization and asked for O requlsition of rifles.
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Liberals Cal, a Seat in q Bye.Eleotie..

LONDON, Feb. 25.-Tho election to fill tho va
cant seat In the House Of Common for tho
Cricklado division of Wiltshire took place
yesterday and resulted In the choice OF Lord e.
Fitzmaurice. Liberal, who received 1924 votes
Lord Fitzmaurioe was tho unsuccessful candi,
date In the last election, when he received 4.oso
votes, Mr.. Alfred Hopkinson, Conservative. re-
ceiving A,679.
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=. RACED HITH Il TRAIN.
Young CaudIe Tried to Cross tho Tracks ana
Was KILLED.

- ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25.-Goorge Caudle. l6 years
old. of 1882 Sulphur avenue. ran a race with a
railroad train this morning. and death won. He
and his l2-year-old brother Irving were walk.
ing to the Missouri Pacific station at Kings
Highway when the Kirkwood accommodation
beat the cars to their stopping place. Irving
wagered that he could not. Both ran diagonally
across the tracks TO get a shorter cut than tn
road takes. Irving crossed in safety but Georg
WAS struck by the engine,
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mrs. ). r. r1srran. Jr.. Presented to the ouos
speciai Gable Despatoh to TIE SUE.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Queen held q drawing
room in person in Buckingham Palace to-day.
The weather was Hno and o largo crowd as
'sembled. Tho Duchess of Devonshiro. In tho
absence Of tho Marchioness Of. Salisbury, was
the feminine representative Of the Ministry.
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. Jr., who was one or
the prcsentoes. wore white satin with, pink
roses, the corset and petticoat ornamented WIN
applique of the palest yellow point. d Alencon,
and the train lined with pale blue velvet.
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Major DaIch Offers to Raiso q ReEinent In the
Event or War.

ALBANY. Feb. 25.-Major Lewis Balch of this
city. who up to within a few months ago was
surgeon OF the Tenth Battalion, but who re.
signed from the National Guard. has made ap-
p~lication to the Adjutant-Gencral for permis-
sion to lead a regiment TO the front in the event
would be recruited entirely In Albany county.
Up to this time over 100 applications have been
made TO the Adjutant-General for permission to
raise q regiment or n company. They como
mostly from old soldiers.
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RECRUITING At PORT CHESTER.
Two Companies or voiunteors Being Raised In
Case or War with spain.

Case or War with spain.
PORT CHESTER, N. Y, Feb. 25.-Two com.
panies OF volunteers are being formed In this
neighborhood to go to tho assistance of the Gov.
eminent In case Of war with Spain. Tho first is
led by William Green and will consist OF 300
men II that number can be obtained. A second
company, composed OF rifle rangers. Is being re.
cruited In Rye. 1t will be commanded by g. H..
Graham, with James O'Connor and Judge Der.
nard Baruch as lieutcnants.
Newell Rising. one OF the victims Of the Maine
disaster, was born at Port Chester. Charles Law
renee Post. q. A. r., OF which Elihu Rising, his
father, 10 n member. has decided to build a shaft
cemetery.
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DUPONT AND PoRTER REPAIRS.
Material and Men to GO from nerrsshoa,s
works to Mobile.

WoFk1 70 MobIIe.
BRIsroL. r. l.. Feb. Disorders were received
at Bristol yesterday from the Navy Department
at Washington by the builders of the torpedo
boats Porter and Dupont to send workmen and
certain pieces OF machinery at once TO Mobile,
Ala, to repair the boats In the dry dock there.
Tho material to be used on the main shaft OF the
Porter was not quite ready yesterday when the
order Was received, and extra workmen were
put on to rush 1t as fast as possible. 1t was
found that the work could not then DO finished
in time to DO sent away to-day. The parts boin0
turned out are steel struts. that will DO used az
guides for the main shafts of both the Porter
and Dupont. and will be fastened on the outside
keels. S
Two expert steel workers left for Mobile to.
also sent by express. ~
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Now Hampshire GETTING Up a Nava, Reserve

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Feb. 2B.-Aotive steps
arc being taken in this city for the organization
OF q naval battalion. to be known as the New
Hampshire Volunteer Naval Reserves, to consist
of four divisions of sevcnty-two mon each. 1t IL
the intention 10 have two of the divisions In
this city, and already 100 citizens have signed
the rolls. The other two divisions will DO Or
ganized in the neighboring cities and towns.
The command will be rendered to Rear Admiral
Carpenter. U.S s. N. retired, of this city.
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1.1KoB W1rrs NO oM1NEs1 PoRE
Hsttass n.slasa mat me WIN Kst oooupy one
Hyem Tempernrfry.
srsctsi Gable DespatoA to TEE svn.

LONDON. Feb. 26.-In the House Of Commons
to-day Mr.. Curson. Under Foreign Secretary.
said In reply to . question by Lord Charles
Beresford that the French Government had as
sured Sir Edmund Monson, British Ambassador
at Paris, that France did not intend to occupy
either temporarily or permanently any naval
base In Chinese waters.
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war Risk, on ships Bound for Cuba.

BosroN. Feb. 25.-owners herd are refusing
charters to Cuba. owing to the probability of
trouble. Several Captains Of vessels ready to
20 have declined to sail. War risks have been
placed on a number of vessels to Cuban ports,
the premiums being from five to six timos as
high AS ordinary insurance. The Cuban and
West Indian trade is much disturbed.
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70 Inspect Texas Gulf Torunoations.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb. %. - Brig..Gen.
William NJ. Graham. commander of the military
department of Texas. has left on an inspection
trip of the Texas Gulf coast. After inspecting
the Notifications at Galveston he will 60 direct
by United States revenue cutter to Point Isabel
and the mouth of the RioGrande. 1t Ia understood
that the object of his trip 10 to obtain informa-
ton as to the. proper steps to take In making
secure coast defences,
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Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and several boxes
OF Hoods Pills. She regained her weight
and is now enjoying the best Of health.
Her digestion is good, and she oan eat
almost anything she wishes. She 10 ~
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VINO OWNS THIS MARoyIsE RING,

I"tEHV TT tt TUTI AVUIUU-
Value 0AOO.
little girl. who said she was Elsie Robinson
OF 81 Fifth avenue. found a marquise ring on
the sidewalk in front of the Brovoort House
yesterday afternoon. She gave 1t to Park Po-
licemRn Doubleday in Washington Park aud
he sent II to tho Arsenal. The ring is set with
twenty eight diamonds and five rubies. It is
estimated 70 DO worth at least $400. There was
tity.
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Cleveland soldiers on tn. Alert.

CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. 25.-Col. KEENAN, Of tho
Fifth Regiment, o. n. G.. says that his regiment
men in all. In twenty.eiRht hours. In half of
that time he could have 600 mon at tho railroad
station.
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DEATH At A BALL.
Miss Mary AIysr Stricken with Heart Disease
While at . Dance In Newark.

While dancing at a ball given by the Scottish.
American Football Club, at w~iedenmayer's
Park Hall In Newark last night, Miss MARY
Mycr. aged "a, of 1872 Hamburg place, was
taken suddenly i'll. She Was carried into a
cloak room and a physician summoned,b but she
heart disease, We"
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Suffered So Much

that she became but a shadow Of herself.
Prescriptions failed to DO her any good,
and the remedies she tried weakened her
so much that she discontinued their use,
and she lost all faith in medicines. Ono
day 1 read of a lady similarly afflicted
who was cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
sounded so truthful that I persuaded
mother to try this medicine. Before she had
finished the first bottle there was an i'm
provement in her condition. She no longer
threw up her food and her headache was
not 80 severe. She took in all four bottles
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Special Gable Despatoh to THE Sun.
BERLIN. Feb. 25.-Tho Reichstag committee
in charge Of the Mail Steamer Subsidy bill has
advised an increase of the annual subsidy. by
1900, 900 marks and an increase In the speed of
tho subsidized vessels. the ships to start alter.
nately from Hamburg and Bremen.
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UnderwrIter Sails for Havana.

BOSTON. Feb. 25.-The wrecking tug Under.
writer left this evening for Havana by way Of
Now York. after being delayed for two days by
orders from Washington.
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Ru.u,an Hobrev. for Home Dersnoe.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 25.-The Knights Of Mary
land, an organized body Of fifty drilled Russian
Hebrew immigrants, have offered their services
to Gov. .Lowndes for homo defence in case of
muskets. The Knights are naturslized citizens.
and speak English. They were organised three
years ago.
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Ru.h in pAnaaslphla TO JsIs he army.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 25.-The United States
Army recruiting station in this city 10 besieged
BY idle men seeking enlistment. There were
lao applicants to-day, many OF them, however,
being disqualified under the strict physical 70.
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work at Fort Preble Begun.

PORTLAND. Me-, Feb. 25.-Preliminary work
on the new motor battery at Fort Preblo was be-
gun to-day. Several weeks will BIO required to
complete tho battery.
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Rear Admiral Luce. Retired. mi TO
Warrington.

NEwPoRT, r.. L.. Feb. 25.-Rear Admiral
Stephen B.. Luce. u s. N. now on the retiredIfst,
was summoned to Washington to-day by the
Navy Department.
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COLUMBIA, s. c.. Feb. 25.-A mass meeting at
Sumptor adopted resolutions tonight of Abhor-
renee at the action of the mob that burned out
and murdered Postmaster Baker, and called on
2aatiSens In every county TO hold similar meet
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II there were no other means Of
proving the great blood-enriching pow
er of Hoods Sarsaparilla, the grateful
testimonials from thousands Of weak,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-26

tug J. ID. Jones is being proyisioned for q
months cruise and 10 awaiting orders to 20 to
Havana.
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wreckInE TUG ). d. Jones Provisionsd for q
Month.
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19
Physicians will prepare for the boom
in the prescription business. Some

Physicians will prepare for the boom
in the prescription business. Some
physicians will no doubt add to their
cards, Regular patients supplied with
ordinary prescriptions free of charge .
while others may, like the notary pub
lies, put the nominal price of 25 cents
on each such prescription.
These are some ways that have been
suggested to get around the obnoxi-
Gus law. Later it has been found
that man can have a prescription
reflled as frequently as he may wish
or he may loan his prescription to his
friends when they show similar symp-
toms to his. For such purposes ply
sicians will prepare special prescrip-
tions on parchment which will do SER
vice for years and only trife will
be added to the customary fee.
All things considered the new drug
store ordinance may not prove SO OBJ
noxious after all, it's only the incon-
venience of getting used to the new
order of things,
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19

THE RECORD has not the least incli-
nation 10 criticise the present city
council unjustly. The new aldermen
are all men OF good standing and busi-
ness ability. In Judgment and good
business sense We believe they are
fully up to any council the city has
ever had. Their official acts SO far,
with possibly one exception, have oil
been right and just. This council
was elected to license saloons and
nothing else was expected of them.
In putting the license a; $500 instead
of 5000 they kept their promise to
give higher license. In grading Green
wood avenue they are doing a great
thing for city Improvement. The
council has started out well but the
greatest and best people are liable TO
make mistakes and We believe that
the drug store ordinance was a mis-
take. The suggestion the RECORD
made to have all ordinances lay over
two weeks in the city council before
being voted upon was not original with
us. It was proposed by one of the
most popular Of the newly elected
Taxpayer officials. The suggestion
was a good one and has met the ap-
proval of most all thinking persons,
The rule should be adopted. The
RECORD gives the news, attacks no
body and will always be found willing
to give credit where credit belongs
without being prejudiced by partisan
politics.
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19
Consul General Lee'< Remarks.
The Spaniaris call Fitzhugh Lee a
Y Yankee. Havana Dispatch.

HAVANA DlSpdtcH.
'Taey say that I'm Yankee:
have heard 1t many times.
have seen II in their papers.
1t IL In their songs and RHYMES;
I'm the Yankee Consui-Generai.
I'm the Yankee who's come down
To steal the brightest Jewel
From the old Castiiian crown.
They say that I'm Yankee:
II I'd heard IT in my youth.
/ might perhaps have questioned
Its everlasting truth;
But now glory in it;
IT'S the landmark of my birth.
And I'D rather be a Yankee
Than anything on earth.
''They say that I'm Yankee.
And I'm glad TO say am;
A Yankee OF the Yankees.
And the man Amt worth A.
Who wouldn't be Yankee
When the Banner Is unfuried
That has made the Yankee Nation
The greatest in the worldf
They say that I'm Yankee;
virginisns. can IL be
That history will mention
The Yankee. ritzhugh Lees
hope SO; and. yirginians,
Let all OF us give thanks
That now dear OIL virginDy
Is loaded full OF Yanks."
w. J. LAaPros.
Kew York sun
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19

merited the vociferous applause which
they received.
The exercises reflect great credit upon
the South Canon High School, and they
certainly have never been excelled in
this part of the state
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19
v u f-ANFEUss
Kew York san.

THE death rate last year in Canon
was only fraction over six TO the
thousand. With the proper assistance
from the people the board of health
will try to keep the rate down to this
very low per cent this year.
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19
/. c. FoLrz, Prop.

Mrs. Lille Swanson, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Thomas,
returned to her home in Westcliffe sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Blancett, Mrs.
Price, Mr.. Bert Bernandard and Master
Arthur Harvey went on a picnic to the
halfway house between Canon and
Cripple Greek Sunday. They report
the roads very rough The day was
spent enjoying the scenery. They re-
turned to their homes in the evening
declaring they had a fine time.
Several of the South Canon places are
having new fences put around them
which improves their looks greatly
The pupils of Mr.. wasson's room
gave an entertainment Friday morning
and invited Prof. Smiths pupils in 10
help them. The dialogues given by
some of Mr.. Wasson's pupils were quite
good, and also the songs by some of
Mr. Smiths girls. The pupils of Mr..
Lacy's room were present.
Miss Edith Fancher will form one of
the corps of teachers of South Canon,
Many of Frank Bryant,s friends We're
pleased to see him Tuesday night as he
passed through Canon on his way TO
the Philippine Islands.
The many friends of Mr.. William
Wrath. formerly of Canon City, but
now living in Montana, will be pleased
to hear that he had a caller at his home
a couple of weeks ago. The little lady
will no doubt in few mouths be able
to call him papa.
A new street is being opened be-
tween b. +. Young's place and the
place by James Lock
MIR. Dody, of Cripple Creek, has
bought seven lots from W. J, Davis.
consideration 81 200.
Charles ". Swei,xer received beau.
tiful gold watch and chain As gradu-
alton present from his mother and sis
ter. His name and the date. May 18th,
1895, was engraved inside of the case at
the back.
Rev. r. A. Chase delivered an ad
dress Sunday morning to the graduat-
ing class of the South Canon school
The text, "Christ the Superior Teacher" !"
The burial services of VIM. Nye were
held Thursday afternoon at his late
residence. Rev. E. W Sibbald and
Rev Howard from Cripple Greek, con-
Quoted the services.
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19

STATE OF ONO, CIrY OF TOLEDO, 90
Lucas COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of +.
j. Cheney Il Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo. county aud state afore
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum 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 9TH day of December,
49, A. d. 1856
SEAL A. w. GLEASON.
tN Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. send
for testimonials, free
Address, + J. CHENEY y CO.
Sold by druggists, &c. Toledo. y.
HAllA Family Pills are the best
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19
run ARMY AND NAVY.

Just now so much interest is being
shown in war and army matters, that
it might be interesting to know some
thing about the army and navy Off
GERS. The officers are given in the
order of their rank with the yearly
salary opposite:
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19
Cameras

Now is the time to buy a camera;
you cannot afford to be without one.
We carry good supply of the best
makes and are prepared to sell them
at prices that will surprise you We
are also headquarters for Photo
graphic supplies. Following is a par
tial list of those we offer for sale:
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19

S. c. z. Jones, Milesburg. Pa, writes:
II have used Dewitt's Little Early Ris-
ers ever since they were introduced
hero and must say / have never used
any pills in my family during forty
years of house keeping that gave such
satisfactory results as n laxative or
catharic," HUNTER PALMER
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19
WV pnue sronG CUSTOMS

In times past we heard much about
how the "speak-easies" were manipu-
lated and how smoothly the law was
violated. 1t seems that Canon is des-
tined to always have some laws on her
books which respectable citizens will
take pride in breaking. Many people
do not think the new drug store ordi-
nance just and already many fertile
brains are at work developing plans
for systematic evasion of the new
law. One druggist will advertise
physicians prescription furnished
free with each quart of our goods
Then he will no doubt publish this
announcement:
BIDS WANTED.
Up to Saturday, May 2sth we viii receive
sealed bids for the writing of 1000 prescrip-
tions. blanks to bo left for name and quantity.
All proposals must be made by reputable
physicians of Canon City.
Another druggist is seriously con-
sidering the advisability Of taking out
a saloon license and then he can dis
pense all kinds Of mixed drinks over
his soda fountain counter. This will
be very nice indeed as the gentlemen
and ladies' can then be served in the
most fashionable style and passersby
would not suspect that they were i'm
bibing Of more than ordinary soda or
colorsd phosphate.
Cañon City record., 1898-05-19

One minute is not long. yet relief is
obtained in half that time by the use
of One Minute Cough Cure. 1t pre-
vents vents consumption pS,s.. aaa en,cs,s esiss Is
la grippe and all throat and lung troub-
~. Hul1xDsp spALgxH.