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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03
The Brave Funston.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
Reports of Col. Fred Flnstons bravery
are accommodating at wonderful rate IL
is now claimed that he at one time edited
a Republican newspaper In Arkansas
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03
Pleasant suggestion.

Philadelphia North American.
II may interest the new Mrs Belmont TO
learn that Patti Is still very happy with
her third.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03

Washington Star.
Are you the defendant In this cascr'
asked the judge. sharply.
mo. subj" answered the mi!d-eyed pris-
oner. Il has a lawyer hired fer to do de-
dsfendtn: Use de man dat done stole Dc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The copper trust Appears to have coppsrsd
I'll the other tyuots 8,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03

The preponderance of the negro element
In the army has led to certain jealousies
and apprehensions In the eastern half Of
Cuba, as I have already stated. Probably
at the first resort to popular sovereignty
an attempt will be made in Santiago prov
ince TO introduce the color line into poll
tics, and the administration OF that prov
ince would fall into the hands OF one OF
the negro generals who took TO the woods
three years ago when the insurrection was
proclaimed. But the experiment of provin-
cial government by popular suffrage is as
most well-wishers of Cuba hope, still sew
eral years distant. and in the mean time.
with the dispersion OF the Cuban army.
more wholesome divisions than those OF
race and color are likely to develop. In the
rest of Cuba, where the black race is of
more mixed blood and far less aggressive
temper. no color line in life or politics can
be successfully drawn. There are no condi-
lions which force upon the black race
political or social solidarity. Colored lead
0ED have part IN every political enterprise.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.


Notice 10 hereby given that the under
signed. administrator of the estate of syi-
vester II Davis. deceased. by virtue of an
Fremont county, COLORADO, At the June. A b.
1879 term of said Court. directing and em-
powering him so TO do will sell ON Friday.
cash in hand, ae the once Of A L jeffrey. in
tho block occupied by the Fremont County
Streets, Stree = in &c cansn city. Fremont mt counry.
Colombo. the real estate belonging to said
estate. and dsscribed a. foiloys. so-wir;
The south Ncet quarter OF the South West
quarter OF Section One ~. in Township
Nineteen. Isl. South OF Range Seventy. f7ol.
cept those portions thereof conveyed by
deeds recorded In the Real Estate records
Of said Fremont County a. follows: In Book
in Book Is. at page ss1. and the soufh East
Two. ~. Township ard aange Aforesaid. ex-
ceps those portions thereof conveyed ny
de-ds RECORDED In the real estate reeor,s % 4
.. sf pase "a; in Book q. cage s15: In BoSk
psss iss: In BOOK q. page -: excepting
that part OF the original plat or town-site Of
the uo.n q onsss . e9s
numbered. ses.atssn. 40. Eishtess. dsl'
Tusasy T1o s as. T1sssy VI ihrss. Is. s rs.a.
~ Four. s24|. Twenty Five ~, Twenty Six,
.,d r.sn q % y ssoce oes a
thrse-fourfhs undivided tntsrest In and tc
= certain spring o. the NORTH Easf quartet
~ IL NORTH xaat quarter Of Section BiAvon
ttrl. II said fownahip eAd ran&e- nnd . r1ghl
to unfef froU the Arknnnna n1vef fhro0GA
vsser froa said river nesr ssid issds-
Said premises will Be sold ~ . whole. q
In parts or parcels - may appear to b fol
4. L ynYKnxx.
Admtnistrstor of the Ksfafsof syivesss,
H. Davis. deceased
First publication June eth- leoe-
Last publication June nd. IoDo.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
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UtAh's latest bid for tourist travel IL
- b . salt palace, = novelty in which
that state will claim = monopoly. II
h to be located in Salt Lake City.
where an organization has been
formed to push the project Experi-
nents have proved that the product
cf the Great Salt Lake can be used to
produce beautiful. not TO say gorgeous
eGscts. Building bricks, fanciful
shapes. and copings Tor pillars have
hen Formed. the salt retaining It's lus-
tsr; while klAnkets. wire screens and
plants have been thickly coated with
the saline crystals. thus showing how
. areproof and waterproof material
nay be made for the structure. ro
further add 10 tAs ezrssf, the crystals
onn receive almost any sAAAe Of eolor.
ana this process being eAsy and insx-
psusiss. vsry elAboEats ooaorsd sRsots
ozs promised.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
mNlNG APPLICATION.
Ne. 2eAS-

Survey No laol5-
o. s Ls,sa Once Pnehlo. Colorado,
May ~, 16G4
Notice is hereby given, that Bone-
wfn K Dawson and Ernest F. JoWott
whooe post Office address il Canon City.
COLORADO. haye this day fiIed their ~
piication for patent for l4S7.76 linear
teet Of the Sentinel Lode mine or vein,.
bearing Gold and Copper. haing 13S1.B
feet north IS degrees, so minutes East,
and 100 feet South IS degrees, 50 min
shaft thereon, with surface ground ~
feet in width, being l5O feet on each
side Of the center line OF said lode, IL
uAte, lying and being in Greenh0gn
Mining District, County Of Fremont.
state Of Colorado, and known and des-
ignafed by the field notes and o63cinl
plat on file in this office, ~ Lot No.
19Q6. in Township - South. Range u
West Of sixth Principal Meridian, in
the s E. u OF Section IA and tbs s W.
j of Sec u
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot
No. 13Ol5 being ~ follows, to-uit:
variation thirteen degrees and twenty
Tin9tea East Beginning ~ Corner
y degrees, s5 minutes East, and whsnce
. monument with post on summit Of
mountain West Of confluence OF Grape
Creek and the ArkAnsas River boafD
North degrees, 2 minutes East, and
whence the East quarter corner Of Sec
ton IL. in Township ~ south, Of
Range II West of the 9Th Principal
Meridian bears North % degrees, 20
minutes, 40 seconds East and Is distant
o2l OF feet, and running thence south
4 degrees, ~ minutes East 800 feet to
corner No, 2. and thence south IS de-
grees, 90 inmates West t4S7 7S feet to
corner No. ). and thence North de-
grees, IL minutes West $40 feet to cor
ner No. !. and thence North So degrees
90 minutes East l4ss7s feet to the
place OF beginning, corner No. 1; con-
iaining 1926 acres; the original loca-
tion certificate for said sentinel Lode
being recorded in Book 1o2 at page l07,
and the amended location certiicnte
being recorded in Book "a, at page i0O,
Of the records OF said Fremont County,
Colorado.
Adjoining claims are the Pinto Lode
ON the North, the piummer Lode on
the East, the Emerald Gem Lode on
the south, and the Copper Boy Lode
90 the West. and, also, the Fremont
Placer claim. j X. GORDON.
First pub, May II. 1899, last pub. July
la 1879. ~
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
n-y~a ns.aes~a

TAs corunet of . duks ecasssn =
alternate cruises and leaves. the lsavss
being . representation a TIE leaves Il
Tie parsley plant The pr1nees Of IL
blood royal also wear . similar cruwn-
The state headgsar of > marquis coA-
sists Of diAAem surr61nded By Row
srs and pearls placed alternately. An
earl however. hes neither flowers noe
ieavs6 surmounting his carclet 6ue
only points rising each wfth . pearl -
the top. A vfsconnt has neither low
~ nor polnta. but only IL plain e1r-
clet adorned with pearls. which. ~
nrdIess cf number. ere p,aesd O ~
crown itself 4 barua has only ~
Dsaris o. the golden border. ~ raass4
to distinguisA him from IN snxs. -
he nunbsr Of psarls Fs1dsf ~ ~
6sm distinct IRON that a . vssecsnl
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
Ore glasses and compasses. Fine
assortment. Beecher's Drug Store.
HOW eLEenAMrs cRoss RIveKa

U 4 0rest sixht-Hags Beast. SwA.
BsesfifsIly. .
In Pearson's Magazine Mr.. Cleveland
told him by celebrated hunter Of big
game, Peter Burgess Of Bristol Many
yezrs ago. when the world was young
sr than Il is now. Livy described in
that wonderful way of his how ele-
|phants could be carried over a stream
Mr. Burgess has a similar topic-how
elephants swim river. 1T Is great
sight to see line Of elephants cross
ing = river With steep banks. They go
down slowly. striking the ground with
their trunks before each step, and
sever making = slip Or miss. although
you feel every minute as II they were
going to take header into the water
Then they wade or swim. as the case
may be. and they swim beautifully.
not hesitating to cross half mile OF
deep water IL need be. / must say,
however. that the sensation of sitting
ON the back Of swimming elephant is
the reverse OF pleasant: you fancy
yourself on an enormous barrel which
may roll round at any moment and
take you under Besides that, they
swim SO low in the water that you are
sure Of . wetting. which In India
means an excellent chance Of fever
Having crossed the stream. they must
climb to the top Of the bank, and this
= the most peculiar operation OF all
Down on their knees they 60. and with
trunk and tusks dig ont q foothold for
hsmselves. and 90. step by step, work
their way to the top. their position
being sometimes like that of a ny
climbing up wall. As they reach the
top they give iurch sideways and
shoot one leg straight over the bank.
then give . iurch to the other side and
shoot out the other leg in the same
way. which brings them into the po-
sition Of boy hanging by his arms
fru0 the edge OF roof Then they
come TO their kness- and. finally. with
. great scrambIing and kicking Of their
hind legs. bring themselves to level
ground sgain- In spite of these peril
ous accents and descents never knew
an elephant to mise his foothold. al
though there was q case where one OF
the herd got stuck In the mud and
sunk gradually deeper and deeper un-
Al only his head and part Of his back
could be sesn. The rntah ordered ten
other elephants to b brought up. and
fhsy were hitehed to the unfortunate
ananal. ana b yullinE tossther 4 ths
|o1vea uurt hruaeAf tAsir hellewtng
on9rs1s ont of he mad With . plo1p
me- tie Pop q a l.eoo-tnn cork
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
DOCTORS ApvIcE on sHors
u..y ws-s. ras.sss k-o.sh .. ws-r
rt~s 4. ylus.r.


rf>s 1. Winter
The majority Of womea. those inte--
ested in athletic sports. those advocat-
ing dress reform and the many who
are simply sensible without being fad
dish. have adopted the new style OF
Nalking shoes copted 20 closely after
those fashionable for men. ---s ~; ~
1seu York Herald Yet, for All that.
there are women who insist upon being
dainty. laee-betrimmed and thin;s
phod in the sfrsst. who still wear, and
yhi doubtless always wear. paper
eoles. iow-cut patent feathers and thin
heie stockings. even In winter. 4
prominent physician, speaking on the
subject. said to me only the other day.
"a woman came to me one windy day
last week complaining Of q terrible
pain In her lungs. As she SAT-. telling
ne her Ills happened to glance at her
1est They were crossed. and Just dis
played the prettiest. dafntiest. patent
leather oxford tie. and q soupcon Of a
hce-patterned silk stocking In q
boudoir she would have been irresisti-
Die; In my once and in the street she
yas suicide. But. doctor.' she ex-
eiaimed in reply to my expostulation
as to the enormity of her crime against
Aeaith in being 90 shod. I cannot wear
tnose awful mems shoes and wear
ues in the evening all winter to the
Meaters and places of amusement
rnen. my dear lady, replied. you
ere only wasting your money in COM
ing to me for advice for can never
cure you while you dress like that +"
many women would save themselves
much money. suffering and nauseous
doses OF medicine II they would only
take the Doctors words to heart
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
NeA . Or The Mystic shrine

Excursion Chicago to Buffalo via the
Nickel Plate Road. on occasion of the
Annual Meeting OF above order, June
i4tA and 18th. Tickets on sale June
ixsh and 18Th, At one tirst-cl~ss, limited
fass foe the round trip. Tickets will Be
avaflahls lsAving Buffalo. to and in,
caedihg June nth. 1899. Passengers
nay y desired, have the privilege Of
either nh Or water trip 6etwee,i Cleve
laes4 ena buffslos Tho Nickel Plate
Road ~ three first class trains daily
qrem CAtoago 70 Raffaio. New FORK
- l1oeeen. For sleeping car reeerva.
- e3tsess General Agent. III Adams
sss-sk Chioaso, lsss
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
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Several msnbers OF the United
States corps we're interested witnesses
q feat Of insect eaginserfng near the
road ON which they we're working. One
a their number found Z blue ground
vasp dragging along the ground dead
swanp spider. eus-qusrtsr the size Of
. fuli-grown tArantula. Whether the
wasp Killed the spider or found 1t dead.
= question beyond solution He was
having = hard time dragging his prey
along. and presently left Il to 20 pros
pecting for his abode.
The discoverer Of the wasp called his
and one Of them stepped
upon the wasp,s ground hole. crushing
down some blades Of dr1sd grass acruas
= This cau1ed no little trouble to the
insect which. upon locating tie hole.
nipped away ct the obstrueting stalks
With his strong mandiblss until he had
cleared = passage. Then b went back
and sissd up the spider. walking
around the bis body and surveying II
from all sidss.
Hes rsehpning that ~ hole INIT
big enough. sid one u IL snginesra
rhat's an right. hen IL IT, said
another. ~ the Insect went back and
commenced vigorously vidsning tie
entrance to his domicils.
Again he returned to tie spider.
seissd II and drAgged II 20 within .
foot Of the orince. TO ths spectators
n wAsssvidsnf that more work would
hsve TO b 4oae befors ths spider could
b. drAgked ia- This struek the wasp.
tno. for agniA - ran srennd IL body.
exnnining II carefully and returned to
tbs hols to take neasurenbsuta He
vsnt 70 digs1pg . sseoad dr..
Having dag ~ ~ niss1sa -
hsaAoAa ~ DseW - - s1es - u
hoeA HtDpe1 ~ . D1sss - llst bsru.
euk away gsaD seen theso. - afknr
1ftssn minutes q hard al sk1Ifful h.
bor dIsappsars1 undsrgrcan1. dragHfng
the spsder amer hin. doabtlsss 70 corm
the piece De resfstancs- IN vintr
etorshouse- The enginssss then rs-
sumed their work. sxchAnging co.,
ments Of admiration Chicago rntsr-
Ocean
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
Notice Of Foreclosure sale.

NoS1ce u hereby given that at the April. A.
d. - Term of the Dtstrict Court Of Tie
B1svDath Judicial District, sitting within a,d
for the County Of Fremont and state OF Colo
RA3o. in . certain cause herein pending for
shs Foreclosure of . mortgage Against tie
prsmisss hereinafter described. wherein A.
L Js6rsy. Administrator of the sstass of T.
p sssIsy. vas plaintiff. and Ir. h. Lucas Was
dsfsndant- judgmsnt was entered in favor
Of the plainttn and against the
dsfendanf. In the sum of One Thousand eight
cents, tslso4slj, and cost Of sui. ane dscpss
OF foreclosure was entered against the afore-
IsnEoned premises. TO be executed BY the
Sheriff OF said Fremont County. to safety
said 1udgment and costs of suit. and the
costs of IL sale Of said premises. in default
OF suit for thirty lsll days from the isrn day
Of April, A. D. 1883. and. whereas. defAulr
Judgment and costs costs OF suit as aioresaid. .A''
Now. therefore, l. William L. Hawkins.
sheriff Of the coanty OF Fremont and state
decEes. will. such skerin. on the i7th day
Of June, A. d. Isss. At the hour OF ten O'Clock
ysadne. for cash IN hand. to the hi ghest and
ness bidder. 1t the front door of the court
dsseEibsd prsnisss-or SO much thereof =
DE = he piaissin. with interest and costs Of
1u1s - o. sale OF said premises situated In
- Oe1nsy OF Frsmonr and state Of colors-
6s9as.i.e q thu Southwest corner Of sso-
49, 1h1rsy-thrse, tssl In Township Etghtssn,
20. South. ct kanxe Seventy. t7oi. West u
eAo Sixth Principal Meridian, and running
shoDoa North Kixhty-two (s2). roda and
eayea Cd fset to the point OF beginning for
- tract herotn mentioned. And running
No. I'D last mentioned point West Forty
(e0 rodes and thence North Forty {tol ruds,
fhoDoo BAsS Forty t<0] rods, and thsuc1
oo9xA lorU tlo} rods to the point OF bagin-
nt1g far The tract herein menfioaed-
A. which tine actrttnc2re OF purchase viii
- issesd TO each puschaser or purcnassrs
EM0K00&~ "
c4naeo Will apScify the lautia or tenement
puruh1Dsd by such person or persons. and
IL porohAser will be entitled TO . deed for
sueA lands or tsnsment. until the same b,
rodaomod According TO Law.
DGead thfs 18th day of MAY. A. D. lepoL
WILIIAM L HAuKxnn-
Kars< Qualification Nay 18th, ~
knnS Dablioakioa June lsta. IMDI
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
NINA APPLICATION.
Ne. seas.
AAnsFel s.Fvsy Nc iDF7.

Mknsraa s1rvsy Nc ispr,.
u 4 Lad o1ncs Pueblo. casoe.As>
hsy assh. ~
ss =. !: s.s;.ssss ss:sss s.sss Sss:s To- sss: -
\ y14gnn. whose poaxo0cs aIdrpcn - C1n-
:. C,sy, kssaS.s coa.y. coior.sss. = -
uais.S sS sss.ss. .. sss sss sssss ssss sss
- - lissas isss on sSS Co.'S ~ - -
naer1ne sold and copper the ssas 6Sis1 =
~ - drgrsas u minutea ". froa discovSrv
49, snefsoa. Win surfAcs grounA ~ teea
sSa 1r.ma. ssasas s.s II erssnsess si..ss p:
- described b The o1icazi plAf, - 6y ~
- aoses On n.e IN the once ~ tle Rsgss-
~. :. .so 49,. =. Lsaa omos ~ faee,HA. oosp-
yartAsion AZ all cornsrs Is dsgrsss sass.
PssS 6ssrs Nortn 3 & Ss<r.s. r 1890 Essi f'.s 50
unence NJ. aosa beara North = dsgfs>s s
.a.1sss n. & -, sa:s and shs9es Corner No: I. sss
otgrs.s = ntnutes East. distant 1871 fss0
I'D wasnce Corner No. l.. survey No. i1H6
= ninusss East, distant lisos fsss snd
vnSnce the kass quarter corner of socttoa
degrees 20 minutes 70 seconds, East. disEast
ezsA9l Eeet, sad running thence south = de-
grsss y minutes Ea.t 100 feet 70 corner NO
y esf ltoo feet to corner NO. 4 and thsnoo
NORTH = degree. y minutes " eat s0s feet 10
minutes East 1900 feet to corner No. 1. tbs
place OF heKxnninx, containing io.xn acres
e1d forming portion OF the South half Of
1eox1on Ia In Township - South, Of RAuRn n
West Of the eth Principal Meridian. said 10
caaoa being recorded In Vol II. pAgs IL OF
tbs rOoordn of Fremont County, Colorado
and n Book -. page 10 OF said records-
Adjoining claims are the sentinel. kunh.
koceoud. Dewey. Grand View. Copper King.
and ftrBt Chance Lodes. anu the Fremont
fkncef. GEoRek d. KAYE,
BENJAMIN @. WoopvonD,
SrELLA ~. vAu0nM.
j. r GORDON, Register.
ktrst. Publication Nay Is. lsss: last publica-
ton july "a. lsss.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
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Some remarkable cfrcur stances are
rsiated Inf connection with the Dobres
Isgacy. This beQuest constituted .
fortune Of 5.eoo. 600 francs. or f620.-
600. left By y. Dobree. a ship-owner
Of Nantes Mr. Dobrse, who was q
Protestant, having lost his wife and
bsang without children. asked . core
ltgionist q his, . ~. Bureau. to act a.
His tsstAmentAxy executor and TO dis
poss Of his fortune for the good OF the
department. In particular and OF France
in general n Bureau. however. do
el1ned to aet In the matter and In
auesd n Doerss to transfsr full pow
ws - executor 70 u. Durand-Gasse-
Nm, q banker of NanteA The latter
aocspted the duty and entered into full
possession Of the money when the tes-
tnfor died. His Instructions were to
- the millions in whatever way he
~ thought would be mast benef..ial
- ths department and the country at
larxs. The banker assembled his nu-
neruus children and told them they
need not expect centtme of the
money. which was to be spent in ac-
cordance with the wishes Of M. Dobree
who had left It without any legal and
written conditions as to its use. The
money is now being applied to the or
g1nixAtion OF school OF national
and colonial horticulture near Nantes.
In a chateau and grounds purchased
fron the Comics de Lauriston. descen-
dants Of the famous nnancier. Law.
This school will be richly endowed.
and NJ. Durand- -Gasselin is also using
some OF the ;ssacy for the consolida-
tion Of the ar and antiquity museum
and Its dependencies given by the tcs-
tator to the fortunate town OF Nantes
London Telegraph
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
Call for Seh.,l -.

To the holder Of School Bond No. l Of
the issue of August I. 1890 Of School
District No. IA. County of Fremont
and State Of Colorado:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Treasurer of said School District
No. "A that on the 18th day Of June.
1921. | will pay the above mentioned
and described school bond to-wit.
School Bond No. l of the issue of
August l. 1880. of the denomination of
One Thousand $1,000 Dollars, at the
CITY. iii the County OF Fremont and
State of Colorado. aud that after said
date the interest on said bond shall
cease and determine.
j. :. HARDY.
Treasurer of School District No "A.
Fremont county, Colorado.
First pub May Is. last June g, laeo
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
AmUol11o 1luwpeRs.
" - 111sens = w.
- xsssh IN.

- Hsssh mzxA
II sfr n. Granf-D -Duffs diary th2ge
Are anns amusing stories Of nistAkes
= ths house OF eomuonA A loyHl
Irish member oncs exclaimed WITH
oEyor. 'Bir, acknowlsdes ~ vsnef-'
ebls widow at Windsor 70 BE- ths fore-
noet nan among her subtecta The
hoA1on Spectator not ious stnes pub-
iished : collection Of modern Irish
b9ils. some Of than perplsxine enough
nom their singular topsy-tufvtness q
meaning; bat the Euglish peasAuf =
= apt 70 give . hasy answsf - bis
|Ansrican cousin. An American, stroll
lnE through the Green Park in Lon
don one day last sumnssr. asked one
Of the gray old guardians of that bit
o. historic woodland who lived In q
stately palace near Stafford Housef
IT'S LAdy Blank lives there she re-
moved TO Scotland yesterday to b
buried" vas the reply. you have q
miraculous ross-trse in Wells that
blooms At Easterr' the same Ameri-
can asked an old farmer. AYE. We
have Only its not rose. but thorn.
- ~ 0toUms On CnfMtuh4 ahu nSs
Easter. and it's growing not At Wells,
but at Glastonhury.~ vas The answer
NJ. Frederic Harrfson dennss good
style In writing to be nrst elearness
Of idea. and next cIearness Of express
sion. Bulls and mistakes such as these
are the result OF haxy ideas or excite
ment In speaking The American.
With his nfmble brain and habit Of
ready speech. seldom makes such mis-
takes His errors are usually born OF
ignorance or hasty gensra1ising. such
= was the reported question Of = man
IN Warrington soon after Dewey's VIC
tory. How did the PHILIPPIANS faR
Into such gross savassry aftsr Paul
wrote his epistle TO them ,"-Youth's
Companion
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
s,sp r.r.~

Just bssorS Mr- Morrill, isft the -
ate, never to rsturn. some one ssnt
hin . handDone silver soup tnresn
which had besn taken from the Span
ish wsrship Cristobal Colon. m
grAvsd on tAs dish were the ship's IN
ittaia. &C. c. That stands for Char
lie Clark. % gave the turssn to hin.- =
said he senator. So II couass that
CAPT ClArk q the Oregon now has the
fornsr soup tnrssa Of he cristohal
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
R.nv.s,, r,,,e..A

uness stias-'r tall ysa. we've eos
~ grandsst aad uanss glorious SOW
srnmsnt on The faes of he earth. You
an rail aSainst Il purtv easily. bue l
go you 70 produos . slngis Asesst
n the hull syutsn-- Unels 1frNn--
-Leok here, d. we've sut twenty ONCE
AuAtsrr for every oeles, - the poo-
1lAtion CROWN Il . esazfsl rsksi--
lQsw York Dan-
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
~. s~.,,... r,r.-c.p, niue.

lnv .sAs~n >ae S-cens blue of Nova
Scotia = slGsed condition is searrer
ti'sF she other values Of the sst ID be-
osusc all pi this denomination was
used up before the issue was diseon-
csrst. whereas there were many re-
rainders of the other values. The
same is true OF the scent stamp of
Prince Edward island.