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The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1899-11-30

troubles Of her sex.
Mrs. ANNA E. HALL, of Mill
dale, Conn, was all run down in
health and had completely lost
control of her nerves. She wrote
to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass,
for advice. Now she writes:
81 wish to thank Won for what
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1899-11-30
Dewey Had No Grievance.

"Where do you take command If the
feet?" lady friend asked Dewey just be-
fore he left for Manila
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1899-11-30
EVER Y~DA r
TALKS WITH
EHHOAlEW

than anything else. suffered for long time with
vousness, pains falling of the womb
also had neuralgia in my head and could Sleep told
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1899-11-30

hams Vegetable Compound entirely cured great
pleasure in writing this you and would be pleased
by any afflicted with distressing
complaint. 1 am very grateful to you"
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1899-11-30

ERS. PTNKHAM says that rrablity indicates disease
IVH Women who and snappish be
ptied. Their homes uncomfortable; their dis
positions grow constantly Such need
sci and treatment of who understands peculiar
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
WORK AT THE INSTITUTE.
A Few Orsteful Tsssinonials. Other.
Oiven on Appllcatiou.

N. II Endsiey. South Canon. Colo
age 81 years, says: Il have had Chronic
Diarrhea. Rectal Fistula, Heart Trouble
and complication of diseases. from
which my body was never free from
pain for thirty years, have spent hun
dreds of dollars seeking relief, but have
never gained any particular benefit un-
til began treatment at The Magnetic
Institute, E. Main st, Aug list, 1899.
by the very first treatment nv
Chronic Diarrhea was stopped and my
heart trouble disappeared The Fistuli,
discharge gradually decreased and the
intense pain and usual discomfort has
ceased entirely. Even.the lump of the
fistula tube seems to be gone Ny whole
body u entirely renervated and feel
we'll and strong and young as a man Of
30. l gained 10 pounds in weight ths
flrst two weeks OF the treatment and
have since gained i've pounds more,
To say l am delighted with the result
mildly expresses il, l have also com
pleted the Course Of Magnetic Healing
at the Instute and can recommend it to
the Public rs something invaluable
Ms.H.A. Champion, Present address,
Canon City, Colo, permanent address
FL Dorado Springs, Mo-, says: "Have
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

two days came home and went back 70
work. Have been doing regular work
ever since and am feeling stronger and
better than have felt for long time.
About two years ago had tonsllitis and
ever since there were Jumps in my
throat, but uiuee taking these treat
ments they have disappeared"
A. E. Green, y machinist in the en-
ploy OF the Santa Fe r. X. ut La JuntA,
Colo. SO 80, states: II am pleased 70
say have visited rhe Magnetic insti-
tute IT Canon City, and have taken
treatment there two days and ind my
sslfentirely free from all pain ofChronic
Rheumatism, which has afflicted me for
over four years. was 30 weak and
racked with pain could hardly 20 to
the Institute and after being seated In
the once could scarcely speAk. had
given up all hope Of ever being cured,
but friend ct La Junta told me Of the
cures and The Magnetic Institute. and
persuaded me to go there | bad tried
different climates and al kinds Of med
icine and when went to the Instituts
l had Just finished . six mouths' course
Of trsatment with The German Medi-
cal stan of Kansas City, Mo-. but Al
without relief The very first magnetic
troasment did wonders for ne. moro
than all tn remedies haye ever txied
before and now feel entirely rslisved-
Il have als0 gained strength - rapidly
Il h really wonderful
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

had severe stomach trouble, which
frequently assumed q neuralgia form
causing very painful sick spells, could
scarcely eat any food and suffered in
tense pain in right side and under shoul-
der. Have been troubled with consti-
patton all my life and during the last
two years have not had an action OF
the bowels without medicine until
began treatment At The Magnetic ln-
stitute, Aug. % 20. My bowels act ~
perfectly naturally now, my stomach
does not trouble me 1t all now, eur
and digest any food set before me and
am entirely relieved from the pain in
side and shoulder. Am taking the
Course in Magnetic Healing and am
well pleased with 1t, Is I c0nsider IL
scientific and wholly practical"
R-E.McCandies Eiorence. Col, 811-99,
says. Il had been working ut the Cya-
nide, and contracted 'smclter poison,
which caused pneumonia My linGs
were tight and all filled up, could hard
ly breathe, my throat and tonsils were
greatly swollen and 7 was in such pain
| thought could not live On July 10
we telegralhed for Prof NcShane nl,d
after taking two of his Magnetic treat
ments, WAS greatly relieved l began
to throw mp phlegm. and eorruption in
great quantities, my fever Abased and
my stomach grew easy. The mont ~
l was 20 much better / was abls 10 r.
to Caaon City to The Magnss,c Instftn-
te, and after taking treatment tllere
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
csoVaasstsey.

The LsadviIle papers hass besu
very liberal in their praise Of ; nusic
recital recently given IN that city by
Prof. Tunberg and Miss Msckin. OF
Miss Msckin's part the Herald Demo
crat says:
"Of Miss Mackin it must b raid
that it is not often our psople have
1an opportunity Of listening TO that
lovely quality Of cultivated song. Hef
voice is pure, even, easily compsssinR
the pieces essayed BY her lzst night,
and suggests reserve of power svail
able at all times. In othsr words.
there was not . strained note through
'out, and this, with her pleasing sp-
pearsnce and composure of manner
helped greatly towards the enjoyment
Of the listener"
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

ELS acres. bearing fruit, 3 room
frame house. $500
SOS acres. beari'g fruit, Broom frame
cellar, large barn, $500.
347-3 acres, bearing fruit, good i'm
provements. $1,000
a26-l acres, young bearing orchard
5000
320A ~ acres, bearing orchard ei,750
$50 -6k acres on Main St., bearing
trees. $500.
3SI-5 acres. young trees s1.250-
s32-l0 acres, all in alfalfa. $1,000
3as-l0 acres. set to fruit, frame house
$3.50
S31- acres, bearing fruit. 3-room
frame house, good barn 2,4n0-
33s-3 acres on Lincoln Park, Groom
brick house, bath room. closets, bear
ing orchards- $3.50.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

The suditorium y farnlshsd With psvs
and the Sunday school roon with
chairs. the total ssa&ing capacity -
ing TOO. Cathsdrdl sias vas used
in the windovA six Of them bsing
memorial.
Externally and internally the build
ing i one Of the handsoms6t struc-
lures in the State, monhnsnt to
the pastor and the congregation, and
piece Of architecture to which tie
entire popuIacs may point with prios.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Frank L. Smith.
SEE THIS BARGAIN LIST.


ss6-sH acres set 2 fruit. s-rooH
yard 1850
sAO-A good 4-room brick. cellar, nice
yard el,lO0-
3n-A 4-room brick, 9 lots, closs in
$3.50
342-A 44-foot lot on Greenwood Ave,
well located. $50.
3l3-An excellent location. on Harri-
son Ave, 44-foot lot $500.
344-A 6-room frame house, barn, on
Greenwood Ave, Gloss in o. 800
345-5-room frame house. block, sst
fruit, beautiful home. in South Cas-
on $500 on easy terms
346-3 room frame house. lots, in
South CaAon. $500.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21


s47-4-room house good cellar, lot set
to fruit $500.
S48-A 7-room brick house, good cell
lar. barn, lot 44x267 feet, set to choice
fruit, No. ! location. $500.
s49-A well located business lot.
e45W.
30-A choice residence lot on River
st, close in. $1,000.
351-A Groom house, cellar, corner lot,
4bxiO feet, close in, snap, at e1 400
easy terms.
362-A 5-room brick house on River
St, pretty home. for 81 800.
1S-A Groom frame house, cioee in.
q 600, easy terma.
S5l-lroom brick house, 3 lots, . bar
gain ol.bm
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
AN IMPORTANT MATTER
so.ethinr Of Isterest to Every Business Man OF

Soethng Of Interest Every Business Man of Cahoo City.
encouraging words about enterprise get
City Directory "A good Something We have long needed
enterprise Helpful the and others One merchant
certain families lived Our
where both fam
got did take order for
cep1ss Of H. directory : good sized I'd.
price 26c selling viii psy for As
gsthea& of the Information mech M A publishing printing paper and
binding We following Of aud dsvotiay
space excellent advsfaia
ssn A ~ pros tA Ang sod basss hess an
svsy nt city wn M csp. We intend = sad edyt
sdiag SaA IT, vn al hang for and H.
bsetsr medium 1oe pahHci tAaa good city dtoy ns
yos spses cAaEsd far he sasd
spss Ae ~ fr aigAt eaH We szpsst =
~ ~ = III sn svs1 - ~ refsosal - |. tswA
M ~ ~ N u. Lna - - saa. fS ~ ~ -
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
TREATMENT At THE INSTITUTE.
Ladies' and
Gentlemen,

have opened : e1sanlnG ~
dyeiug sseaAlishnest = ~
Troy Laandry foe elsan1ng -
kinds of C1otAinG. Hatk nnGk
80. Dysing b ~ eslpsp. ~
ki,sd Of sns1A fee1hvsA -.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
FIrs Briek clay.

E. F. Jewstt i developing IN in
dusty here, which viii very probably
turn out quite profitable for himself.
and perhaps of much advantage to
the city. Some time ago b located
body Of fire clay about three miles
from Canon. The clay is Of 4 very
superior quality. Mr.. Jswett shipped
two carloads Of the STUFF to the
Standard Fire Brick Co., at Pueblo,
which concern win use It for making
up some high-class fire brick. First
class fire clay d not . common ar
ticle, there being but few places
where it can be obtained. Canon
City should have mill for the manu-
facture Of the product.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Oct An Aztec case.dar.

The Santa Fe Route has just is-
sued limited edition of handsome
six-months' calendar, July to Decem-
Der, comprising six-color reproduc-
tons, ski inches, each, of Bur-
banks celebrated Pueblo Indian por-
traits, which were this seasons art
sensation, and have hitherto only
been reproduced in Brush and Pencil.
Attractively bound with engraved
cover representing ancient Aztec
calendar stone.
Obtainable for 25 cents at A. 7. 4
S. F. Railway local ticket Office,
Only few copies left. Call early.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

If reG matter " yhw We T Of ~ y
tent. l. been as N. they -. s VEL bat = -.
o
The $3.50
an
will befunhh from Q
o. up lst.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
N~
MAGNETIC AEALING-

thug Magnetism Hyphn. .sue~aA Thatn
noyce 0
in o .
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Underwear

undew rsn
You b
lga
for nb3 35c Wehav
u low pic a ton On ants honl5
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
A Fl.e celIsctsos.

Beecher's curio window has been
the principal attraction again this
week. This man Beecher is always
looking out for the latest things out
and exhibiting them in the display
window at his Corner Drug Store.
This time it is collection of Philippine
war relics and kodak pictures Of
scenes in and about Manila. They
are the property of Frank Endsley,
and have already been viewed by more
people than otherwise would have
ever known of their existence.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Al ll,e Hot sprisrs.

Misses Harriet, Louise and Abbey
Dyer of penver arrived Tuesday and
spent three days taking rest
= Mira A. G. Bolton of Anaconds
game down Tuesday and returned
Wednesday with the soldiers, some Of
them being relatives.
DR.. J. C. Townsend of Denver ar
rived Tuesday. He is health seeking.
Mr.. Wilton H. Kaufman and mother
came in on No. Is Wednesday from
Cincinnati. They are here for his
health.
A party composed of Mrs. and Miss
Gibbons of Pueblo, Miss Peck Of
BOULDER and DR.. Sheridan of Florence
I'D here Thursday.
Hr. E. b. Joslyn and wife of Colo
= Springs Thursday for ; stay of
weeks to rest.
H W. Marsden of Boston, Massa-
~. arrived Saturday. He is .
NJ Of DR.. Townsend and is here
kesith.
llHsW. " Tayle- of Allegheny.
an1 lvlnia. arrived Saturday for .
~ e > few weeks.
81. y Lewis and family. city, spent
10y skere
". Scofeld. wife and son took
y nd baths Sunday
b NcKissick took baths and
I 4 Slnd.y
lsckaell md H. ]. Wickham
Of Hartford. Connecticut, arrived
Saturda- afternoon and leaves Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. They are
wonderfully rleased with the hydrau-
ic massage baths here.
Card II Thanks
|, in behalf of the Gate CITY Circle,
desire to thank ali those who helped
n,ake our recent phantasma success.
IDA NJ IRELAND, Clerk.
Carnival.
All you cln hear lately il Carnival,
Carnival. when are you going? how
long are you going to stay! ETC., etc.
Denver's Harvest, don't forget your
pocketbook. for that is what the Car
nivsl is for, they will not give you
anything. not even candy, SO you had
better take along box of Miller's.
for you will not get any a good in
Denver.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
.sBrswa's IL Town. %

The lively farce Browns In Ten, !"
comes to the opera house next Hen-
day evening. where the viii surels
laugh over the string of complicsffons
which furnish endless fun thSoakh
three acts. The author has donssene
clever work - farceur in this Nv,
bota in ingenious arraneemenf nd
abundance Of farc;cial incidents Wlth
catchy songs bright music - ~
in the crisp and buoyant hu,nor r.
the dialogue. The story tells chis ay
vi the troubles which surround n-S-
" welded young couple. who wish e.
keep their marriage a secret until
they can devise some good reason for
breaking the news to the grooni's
father, who strenuously objects to
his sons marrying until he rraches a
certain age. Numerous friends and
relatives disturb the early connubini
happiness Of the young couple, who
hide in nearby country place ard
assume the name of Lrown. AMI the
plans and subterfuges necessary to
get rid Of them are cleverly worked
out. The farce is played throughout
with invigorating briskness. The ad-
vance sale at Hunter Palmer's Drug
Store.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Doe't c.ss.

Next time buy your Flies and Fish
ing Tackle Of Hunter Palmer; like
vile Adams Standard. a sweet,
cool tobacco for the pipe.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
HERE AND THERE.

Jno. Thomas Of Canon City, vel
known to our people, has been visit-
ing relatives in this section the pasa
few days. Silver Cliff Rustlsr.
Carl WuIstsn drove to Canon City
OF Monday to escort his wife to thar
home in Rosits- Mrs. Wulstsn had
just returned from a visit of few
weeks with friends in Boulder, Dsn-
YER and Colorado Springs Silver
Cliff Rustler.
It il reported that there are four
cars Of building stone lying at Cya-
nide and two ct Florence consigned to
. prominent business man of Victor.
The stone was sent out from the peni-
tentinry. and ~ it is against the con
stitutioa Of the masons national Or
gsnization to lay convict stons Il is
moro than likely that the loaded can
hare gotten - near here a. they ever
will with their present burden The
stonecutters bar the cutting Of 6eab
or pea stooe under fine Of froa $50
to $500. Victor Press
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Prof. B. N. McShafle

For Twenty Three ysars :
Iprsstiosro haarlpuis'or Of assg
asties.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Aoo0eas

He cures eYery known dI.sase
by Vital Magnetism
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
caralvsa wssk.

l viii not closs up shop and y ~
Harvest Of Asuntain aAd PieiA. ~
cause aftsr yoz 81 back ~ ~
want ssns ueod oasiy. Yea vill ~
'sst 4 h Deaver u,As1s ~ take :
pex wilA ~, I M haRe h rea1yi1
~ = - eelnsg. x11
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

Have Corrin make your clothes. At
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

Of Hartford. Connecticut arrived
Saturda- afternoon and leaves Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. They are
wonderfully rleased with the hydrau-
isc massage baths here.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21
Card q THANKS.

|, in behalf of the Gate CITY Circle,
desire to thank ali those who helped
riake our recent Phantasma success.
IDA NJ IRELAND, Clerk.
Cañon City record., 1899-09-21

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-29
AT Home AGAIN.
Messrs. Dunkerton
and Dean Return
From Cuba.
EXPEDITIONS WORK.
Unidentified Dead of I'd
Mass. Less Than Any
Other Regiment.

A. f. Dunkerton and Fred P. Dean,
members of the government expedition
to Cuba and Porto Rico for the disin-
terment of soldiers buried on the ISL
ands, returned to Worcester yesterday
morning, after an absence of IL weeks.
The two Worcester men left Guanta-
namO Patriots day, and arrived in New
York Wednesday evening. There were
80 passengers on board the Crooke, in
Guiding the burial corps.
The work of the expedition has been
fruitful. and Mr.. Dean said that the
percentage of unidentified dead of the
Second Massachusetts is smaller than
that of any other regiment. There are
but three bodies unaccounted for At
Siboney, the bodies were carelessly bur-
led. La Cross of the Second was bur-
led there, but Mr.. Dean said that iden-
tification was impossible. In one GEM
etery near Siboney, where 25 men were
buried. but two were positively identi-
fed.
The Crooke will return to Cuba and
Porto Rico Aug. l, and will probably
bring to this country the bodies of SOL
diers buried near Havana. Messrs.
Dean and Dunkerton expect to return
with the ship, and both believe that the
vessel will be ordered to the Philip
pines. No action can be taken until
after May l, as the authorities at New
York will not allow bodies of yellow fe-
yer victims to be brought into port af-
ter Nav
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sional victory. During the afternoon
and this evening Mrs. George has been
kept busy receiving her friends.
Dinner merely interrupted the i'm
promptu reception at the Hotel Conrad
parlors. This seemed a very pleasant
diversion for Mrs, George, for she was
a willing hostess. Several of her rela-
tives and a number of Canton women
friends We're with Mrs George all day.
Mrs. George retired to her room at the
hotel soon after supper this evening.
She said then she would remain in Can
ION until Monday morning when she
would start for her mothers home at
HanOverton.
All the telegrams received by Mrs.
George are not mere congratulations.
One, it is announced, is from a theatri-
cal company in Columbus, offering her
$500 for a weeks engagement with the
company. Another offer is for the same
sum for a lecture in Pittsburg on
"Woman's rights" One of her relatives,
speaking for her, said both offers have
been declined, as all such propositions
would be.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-29
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Reform Club-Meeting at Curtis Hall.
Y. NJ. c. A. building, entrance 20 Pearl
street, at 7.30. First Vice President
T, NJ. Dwyer will have charge. Cordial
welcome to all.
Welcome Mission-W. e. Oakley, super
intendent Gospel service 30. The young
people of Lincoln Square Baptist Church
will lead.
The Tabernacle, corner Belmont and
Hanover streets-Esse1 w. Kenyon, pas
tor. Mems prayer meeting 9.15. Preach
ing, "Divine healing" 10 30 Bible school
Y. Bible reading $50. Prayer meeting g.
Evangelistic service 7.
Independence Lodge, I. o. G. T.-Sun-
day afternoon service, S. of " Hall, AIS
Main street, led by Rev. George S. Dodge.
Worcester Association of Spiritualists,
G., A.. r. Hall, 50 Pearl street-Lecture
and tests ? and 7.S0 by Mrs. May S. Pep
per of Providence.
Second Advent Church, Chandler street
William A. Burch, pastor, Prayer
meeting 9 As. Preaching 1O, 30 and 7. Sub
jects, Purified, made white and tried. "
and Peters great temple sermon" S. S.
y. Young peoples meeting 5.45.
odd Fellows Home-Preaching by Rev.
w. Scott 3 Public invited.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-29
FREED FROM JAIL.
jury Declares Mrs.
George Innocent of
Saxton's Murder.
FRIENDS JOYOUS.
Theatrical Company Makes
Tempting Offer Which
Is Refused.

Canton, O., April ga verdict of
mot guilty" delivered to the court to-
day acquitted Mrs. Anna E. George of
the murder of George D. Saxton and
ended her seven months confinement
in jail. The verdict was reached after
a trial of % days of actual sessions Of
court, and after % and three-quarters
hours of deliberation in the jury room.
In less than an hour after the verdict
had been announced congratulatory
kilograms were received by Mrs.
George from sympathizers in many
quarters of the country. More of them
were addressed to her attorneys and
were congratulations upon a profess
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law" I, sermon by f. D. Penney, THE
Bible in the hand of devoted Christians
the salvation of society" After-meeting'
GAINESVILLE = Preaching by Walter O.
VanstOne 10 30. S. S. 70. Y. p. 5. c. e.
$50; topic, How shall we divide our
time?"
CONGREGATIONAL.
Central-Daniel Merriman, D. D.. and e..
NJ. Chapman, pastors Morning service
1880 s. S. Z. Evening service Z. \. T.
$. G. f, 6. Evening topic, Christian
Old south-A. Y. Conrad, D. D., pastor;
Preaching by Rev. c. II. Talmage IL. 30
and 7S0. Bible school kindergarten, 1875
Bible school p. First and Second En- IN
deavor Societies 6. Open pews in the
evening. Everybody welcome.
Pngrim-Dr Alexander Lewis, pastor
10 80 subject. THE New Testament
Church" S. S. p. c. E. 6.15. Preaching
730; subject "A new phase of temper
ance work-the dispensary law and its re-
suits"
Union John E. futile. D. D., pastor
1870, morning worship with sermon in the
series after Easter, THE great question.
r. Bible school. els, Senior Christian
Endeavor Society; 7.3O evening worship
with sermon in the series after Easter
THE great commission
Emmanuel - 10. 80 worship with sermon
by the pastor, George S. Dodge. u 10,
Bible study. 3, Jr. c. e. G. Y. p. S. C.
e. 715. gospel song service with sermon
by the pastor
Covenant-Pastor, J. E. Hurlbut. 1915,
preaching by Rev. G.. E. Sanderson, y,
S. s., g. union service; topic, Quiet
hour" ---..--..----.,.,.,,-,.
Bethany-A. G. Todd, pastor Preach
ing 1870. S. S. u. Jr. c. E. 4. PEOPLES
c. e. service Z. Morning subject, "Fal-
low ground"
piedpon+-Rev DIR willard Scott. pas-
tor. Sermons by the pastor at 1890
More room" and 7.80, The symmetrical
life" Sunday school 70. Mems Bible
class. led by DR.. Scott. at p 10 in church
audience room. Christian Endeavor at
els.
Adams Square-John e. Dodge, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor 1045 and 7.
Morning subject "a threefold revelation
of God" Evening, Jeremiah in prison"
S S. -. Y. p. S. c. E. 5.45. Seats free.
Welcome.
Park-Inman L. Wilcox, pastor. go,
Practical Christianity" 7.S0, address by