Cañon City record., 1899-07-06

Ths psics of IL RBcoRD i 800
PER year. and II i cheap st that, but
u encourage good reading and to get
people 70 pay IN advance we viii give
with each years subscription in ad-
vance to the RECORD one Of the fol-
lowing weekly papers for one year.
The Toledo Blade, the Inter- Ocean,
the Kansas City Journal, the Kansas
City Star, the Denver Times. II you
want to read more than one Of them
come in and we will hx yon up Cheap
Dr.. Waters, the Osteopath, having
secured the services Of Homer Dick
son, senion student in the American
School Of Osteopathy, will open q
branch Office in Florence. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday, afternoons
during July and August. Mr.. Dick
son and the doctor have been room
mates and classmates in four differ
emit colleges and this viii be a pleas
ant continuation Of their friendship.
Cottonwood grove. close to Chand-
ler, was the camping ground of q
jolly picnic party Tuesday. L. X.
Kohlman was toastmaster and chief
entertainer of the party, and filed
the Office gracefully The following
persons were the participants: Mr.
and Mrs. l. K Kohlman, Misses Floy
and Jennie McFarlane and Florence
Rockafellow, Messrs. G. F. Rockafel-
low. Dr. Little and DR.. Nsylor.
Major Pebbles Of Denver will con-
duet special meetings in the Salvation
Army hall. Thursday and Friday even
ings, July 6 and Z. There win also be
meeting Friday afternoon at 8 3o'clock,
to which Christians are especially in
vited.
The following well known young
people spent the Fourth over on Oak
creek: Misses Grace Dale, Pansy
Reynolds, Mignon and Maud Baker.
Edna La Grange. Victoria Rudolph,
Winifred Brown; Messrs A. H. White,
Judge Eldred. George Wells. Walter
Miller, DR.. Waters and c. W. Hardy.
A most delightful time is reported.
A fight in front of Fred Riede's
bakery Monday afternoon caused con-
siderable excitement. The interested
persons we're Roy Tiffinay and Geo.
Hensiey.' The only damage done was
70 the large window IN the baksry,
which was broken by : strsightrrui
blow, delivered by one Of the lighters.
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W. s. Phillips, president Of the Cal
latin County bank, at Ridgway. H..
y . guest at the Hot Springs hotel.
Like ell new comcrs he is very much
in love with Canon City and surround
ines.
You are invited TO attend the first
session of the Brown Summer School.
Thursday. July 9Th. at 8
o'clock = m. in the Washington school
Come and learn about
whether you attend the
term or not. 1t
When buying or listing property
don't forget to cali on Dali DeWeese.
5l2 Main street.
Lptsgnry News.
In the Argonaut for July 3, 1899,
there Is . striking sketch Of army life
entitled The Red Muster Rolls by
George Drake Rudy. 1t tells Of the
temptations Of Private Schuyler and
his efforts to resist them, and then
pictures the downfall which all the
vigilance Of . close guard could not
prevent.
McClure's Magazine for July opens
with very complete and instructive
lccount Of the automobile as it is
leen today. no longer q matter Of
mere promise or experiment, bat one
II practical, constant use; the article
explains what it costs, how it is oper-
lted. and just what Il will do. setting
torth the respective advantages and
lisadvantages of the various kinds.
And It d illustrated with pictures Of
VI the more important types. The
recent Developments will be q surprise
% most readers. although they have
been effected almost under their very
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