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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
ANTHONY WALSH, JR., DEAD
Passed Away Last Night After
Two Weeks Illness.

Anthony Walsh, Jr., proprietor of the
Walsh hotel, at the corner of Wash
ington avenue and Phelps street, died
at ll.45 o'clock last night after two
weeks illness Of pneumonia. He was
twenty-seven years of age and was
married only last June.
Besides his wife. there survive him
his father, Tipstaff Anthony Walsh, his
mother, and one sister, Miss Elizabeth
Walsh.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17

The building to be known as Ma
sonic hall and which is now being
erected on the South Side of Spruce
street between Washington and wy
oming avenues, promises to be one
of the handsomest structures in the
business section of the city. 1t is being
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17

light party at her home 9O2 West Lack
awanna avenue. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Shiffer, Mr.. and Mrs. May OF
New York: the Misses Coleman, Helen
Shiffer, Bertha Ross, Lena Faust, Emma
Faust. Mary Cawley, Annie Ross, Name
MCGOWAN, Nan Bagan. Nellie Eagau,
Bessie Conhell, Clara Ross, Charles g..
Rosar and Dominick Gibbons.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
TAX ON LICENSE APPLICATIONS
Altogether It Amounts to Eighty
FIVE Cents on Each One Filed.

Collector of Internal Revenue PEN
man has notified Clerk of the Courts
Daniels that each bond accompanying
an application for a liquor license must
have a 50-cent stamp attached to it.
The power of attorney accompanying
the bond must have a 25-cent stamp
and the certificate of signers a 10-cent
stamp.
In the neighborhood of $50 applica-
tions will be filed in Lackawanna coun-
ty and in consequence Uncle Sam will
receive a war revenue of about $3.50
from this source.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
Police Were Called.

Frank Libraratori, who has a fruit
stand at the corner of Adams and
Lackawanna avenues, was awakened
last night by someone tryingto force an
entrance to the stand. Labraratori
chased the fellow into the Delaware,
Lacakawanna and Western yards, rap
ping meanwhile with a policeman's S
club. Sergeant Deter and Patrolman
Goerlitz heard 1t and arrived in time
to put the stranger under arrest He
would not give his name.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
Republican Committee

The return judges of the city Re.
publican primaries will meet in con
vention at the Republican club rooms
Price building, Tuesday at 2 p. m.
for the purpose of canvassing the vote
and determining the result for the city
ticket. G. Il. Chittenden, chairman.
xA
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
DIR. D. w. coNNoR DEAD.
Was a Well Known Homeopathic
Physician of Wilkes-Barre.

DR.. d. Wilmot Connor died at his
home in Wilkes-Barre yesterday from
typhoid fever. He was an eye special
list, but had a general practice, and was
one of the best known home6paths in
Northeastern Pennsylvania.
DR.. Connor was AZ years Old and Is
survived by a wife
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
Reduced,
Jersey Eggs

Guaranteed fresh laid not
over three days.
California Olive Oil
For medicinal and table
use absolutely pure o0c per
bottle. 5000 a dozen.
Coursen's Triple Blend
Coffee 32c per lb. S lbs.
$l.5O. Worth CSC per lb,
Coursen's Java and Mocha,
2Sc per lb.
Bargains in canned goods,
Fancy Corn lOc. oOc per
dozen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
A Gard.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on 5O-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar II IL
fails TO cure your cough or cola. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded. j. c. Bone q
Son. Dunmnro To- ''" - n1nahue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17

RHEUMATISM causes more aches
and pains than any other disease. 1t
is due to acid in the blood, and is
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
neutraliZes this acid.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
NEW MASONIC HALL
A HANDSOME BUILDING
UPPER FLOORS TO BE USED BY
MASONIC ORGANIZATIONS.

Two Stores Will Occupy the Street
Floor and Twelve Offices Will Be
Contained on the Floor Above.
Banquet, Reception and other
Rooms on the Third Floor The
Fourth Floor Will Contain Large
and Elegantly Appointed Lodge
Room with All the Accessories.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17

HOODS PILLS cure biliousness.
Mailed for % cents by G. l. Hood 6;
Co., Lowell, Mass. ."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
Hotel Nash.

Pleasant rooms with board, 2 in room
S. a week; single, Sc; 81 a week with
out room; meals. Csc; $1.00 per day. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
Auction Sale of Rich and Costly
Furniture, Carpets, Etc, Tomorrow
Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock, at S33
Quincy Avenue

For full particulars of this sale see
the auction in another column of the
paper. If you want fine, up-to- date
furniture this Is your opportunity to
secure it at auction. Every lot to be
sold to the highest bidder. Sale rain
or shine. House open at o'clock. Sale
will begin at 10. Lunch will be served
to all present at 1880. Laurel Hill
and Throop cars pass the door, ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17
RETURN JUDGES
WILL MEET TODAY
DUTY IS TO CERTIFY WHO RE-
PUBLICAN NOMINEES ARE.

The Convention Will Not Look Into
the Legal Aspect of the Situation,
but will Return as Elected the
Men Who Received the Greatest
Number of Votes Some Changes
That It Is Proposed to Offer to the
New Rules Governing Primaries.
A Legal Opinion.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-17

Finest wines and cigars at Lanes
320 Snr'ico st-aat
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
A r...l.r fer a.. N.<ro.

Edward Murphy. Jr.. formerly United
States senator. was telling a number
Of friends In the Hoffman a story
about = colored vagrant who lives in
Troy. This happy -go-lucky son Of the
south Il = fAvorite with every one. and
his only virtue il his kindness to his
wife She was taken III some tins
ago. and. while the "darky" had no
money to pay for physician. he per
suaded = local doctor to visit his wife
and prescribe for her. He succeeded
In getting the medicine from dis
pensary all right. but one thing both
cred him The doctor told him he must
make his wife some chicken broth and
feed her certain amount every titteen
minutes. Trouble ID. doc said the
colored man. Il amt got no pusson
10 make the broth and feed her. The
doctor said shortly. Feed her your
self. you lazy fellow. You have never
done = stroke oe work In your life, and
you haven't anything else to do" The
~darky" scratched his grixxied head IL
. pusxled way. and said slowly. "Yas
sab. Yas. sab. OATS right. Hut n
has 70 feed her cherry fifteen msnute1
how am ] going to gst de- chickens
pat's what don't ow"-New Yor1
Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
PORE ron 4 DAY.
Kss's suess-sor WIN Reign for rvs.aS.
Foar Hoars-

Ksss's Successor VIII Reign for rvsadT-
-Four Hours-
When Pope Leo XIII. dies his imms-
date successor will be Cardinal Luid
0resiia. Camarlingo of the Romad
Catholic Church. He,yill not be called
Pope. but according to the laws In
force he will be Acting Pope until the
new Pope is elected The vatlran reg
ulations decree that the election Of the
new Pope cannot take place until after
ths burial OF the late Pope. which
takes place ten days after his deeease.j
In many instances the election is not
completed for weeks or months. 50
that she CamArIingo may enjoy his
papna ptSwer for long time Leo KILL
held the position Of Camariingo when
he himself was elected to the poniifi-'
cate. but II docs not seem rrobabie thai
his Camariingo Will succeed TO the
papal throne. II Is the Camarlineo
Who formally declares the pope dead
after tapping his forehead three times
With the silver hammer. He it Is who.
breaks the seals and Ring of the Fish
ernan," and then assumes the dire&
ton Of the Apostolic see until the neM
pope IL chosen. The Camariingo prs-l
sides over the sacred conciaye Of m
cardinals having the election In hnn@<
and keeps the key OF the place Of Meef
ing. 70 that none can enter or 80 90
save with his consent when III
election is concluded he asks the netz
pontin what name he Intends to sak&
And after he has received the sa1ut1
t1on of the assembled cardinals It =
the cardinal-CamarllnRo who plac95
on his finger the Ring Of the Ffshe<$
man. He Il. In fact. the actual s15k
esssor OF the pope. even though tel
.porarily.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
rELon.s wrrs
Bsrsss sh~ Ma. ns- H..sa.4 nsps1

- kob.
4 plea OF divorce recently entered h
an Illinois court by Mrs. Samuel G.
6eslsy, wife Of the famous embexxlsr,
Whose mag ,sificent coup once put hla
name on eyeryons's lips, brings 70
light Z most peculiar romance SeeIey
was. In 1894. the head OF the Watson
Shoe and Leather Bank Of New York
city In connection with his partner.
Frederick Barker. and his brother-in-
law. Samuel E. Aymar, he robbed ths
bank Of over $3.50. 600 He was caught.
tried, convicted and sentenced to ten
ysazs in Sing Sing. Barker suicided
and Aymar escaped One Of the heav-
isst losers BY the failure Of the Ma
tional Shoe and Leather Bank was {
certain Brooklyn millionaire. He had
bssn one of the nrst to suspect seeley.
and 1t was mainly through his in-
duence that the trial ended a. It did
Ars- Seeley bore prominent part In
the case and gained the admiration and
respect Of all by the faithful manner
In which ahe clung to her husband
The Brooklyn millionaire. who had
lived several decades bachelor. was
struck with admiration for Mrs-
sseley. He lightened her load ~ much
Is might be after her husband went To
Sing Sing and aided her. 1t Is said. to .
start in life This was I'VE years ago
Some time ago property in Brooklyn.
which formerly had belonged to Mrs.
seeley and had stood in her name. but
had been transferred. was decided back
to her on the statement that q friend
of the family was ready to pay the
taxes and clear on the other indebted
ness- The transfer was made. and the
next day the taxes were paid The
money. 1t il said, was advanced by tho
elderly Brooklyn sdmirer Of MA
secley. Mrs. Seeley went to Illinois
. year ago and acquired = legal resi-
dence there for the purpose Of bring
ing the suit The ground Of her action
was that her husband had been con-
yicted Of a felony. Under the Illinois
law, n in New York. this was ground
for an absolute divorce. Just how
long she remained deaf to the suit OF
the Brooklyn gentleman. or just how
soon after her husbands conviction
the latter beean his attentions. Il the
private business OF the couple Mrs-
Eeeley says she did not listen to tho
millionaire until the latter brought her
positive proof that her husband had
been unfaithful- At any rate speedy
denouement to the romance is prom
ised. ~ the divorce win soon b
granted The lady has written to some
Nsw York friends that she hopes soon
- ruesra to he East . safe and happy
Uoln-
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
.uss.A.s ons.D or nonss
w1n ns~.ar~ LArgs Aass.s = q
pssss rrss>ns Eas-evrsss>- u


Wln Rs4airs Largo Aas.ns - O.,
pssas rrss>nt E..spz1ss.-
a gSsat i4al 4 inturusk Il axnrp y -
t6<E D61If1kGk - hi1a6e1S1 circles 81
IL appeal for assistance now being
noAs by Rusaia In ths London money
market For many years to come Rus
siA win require large financial re-
sources to carry out her vast plans for
railway development In China. Persia
and Siberia Unless London comes to
the help OF n de witte. the Russian
minister OF finance. the building OF
these railways. which bulk 80 largely
IN the scaremonger's eyes. Is likely to
Be postponed for an indefinite period.
Ii ssems odd that Russia should come
TO London TO borrow money for the
advancement OF schemes which are
openly designed to thwart the political
and commercial interests OF England
and the United States in the far East
It \ unusual. to say the least of 1t, to
invite prospective victims to subscribe
for the expense OF their own interment-
The only ground on which the applf-
cation V to be justified is the cosmo-
politan character OF modern finance,
which knows neither country nor pa
triotism- Every shilling subscribed in
England or America for the building OF
Russia's strategic lines in Asia viii be
used against them The spirit in which
that portion OF the Russian govern
ment which ID hostile to Anglo-Saxon
Development administers the affairs OF
the Interior Is shown In the arrest and
exile OF thousands OF students. and in
the closing of nearly all the principal
universities and colleges in Russia
Harper's Weekly.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
on .aAssAcaso.

1l1G4 HxpD41e1nA OsWnn1~3nl - n9nu04
Is 4 AnsFAeans - - Z 4 !,
sz1ujs sa1E osssklk ~. = - - =
prominsnt Fort soott (Kaa) nnnily.
has arrived home from South AnerieA
To orEaniss = relief expedition 70 rss-
cue party Of Americans. Of whuA his
brother. Albert II one. from the inte-
rior Of Brazil The Greenfield boys
Joined party OF miners At Johannes
burg. South Africa. two years ago. and
went to South America In Buenos
Ayres Albert Joined the expedition to
20 into the regions OF the Amazon to
develop big rubber concession which
Mr.. Price had secured from the Brazil
ian government They started up the
Parana river in . boat In February.
1856. following it a far as navisabls.
and started on 1900 mile journey
through the jungies and over the
mountains They were last heard from
At Cuyaba. In the province OF Natta-
grussa. on June Is. 1885. Frank Green
field is convinced that thsy have been
captured or massacred by the savage
natives.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

Railroad matters, as concerns the
Gallon City and Cripple Creek line,
are now in such shape as to justify
the newspapers in saying something
about them. The last ditch has been
crossed and graders viii soon be scat
tered along the routs. The work
once begun the railroad officials hope
to have trains running regularly be-
tween this city and the Cripple Creek
district within sixty days What is
termed the river or lower route into
the city has beea chosen from Four
Nils. II also accepted by the Denver
Z Rio Grands, ~ = confidently ex-
pscted will be The cass, this will
throw the railroad business Of the
town Ill together and do away with
oil crossings on Main street Shops,
roundboases. etc.,of the Cripple Creek
company vii b. located near ths Rio
Crsnde roundhouss. and the two will
utilize jointly yard rood and depot
facilities.
It l. furthss said that the Ca6on
City and Cripple Crsek viii lay .
third rail frun mile past z into tbs
city. Jest Why tAis sbsad b. done
h not 4 prsssat naaifsst, bst 4 =
iafimatsd that = shost lins ftun Cole-
nd GDrinGs ; sentsaplated ~
80 e n.e4 l1laa1
ssast fu1ns.a b = furtl6Fss ssaAsndv
"a sha& With I cut-cG of tn kind ~
Rio Graads would bs snsblsd 70 SAVE
over twe hours time on through busi-
nsss. With this line in operation the
claim that ths Rio Grande coutem-
plates establishing division headquas-
ters here is quite fsasible. The distance
from Dsnvsr to Ca6on City would
then be identical With that between
the Queen City and Pueblo, while The
running time bstwssa Dsaver and
Salt Lake vsqA b shortened fully
two hours. 10 b accurate. through
trains between the two cities would
save Just two hours and thirty nina-
~ on the present schedule. W
courss. thsrs b no telling what .
railroad cooperation viii do until It
has done II but whichever way the
thing eventually resolves itsslf Cahon
City i certain to b bsne6tted. The
capital Of Frenont county has .
wonderful future bsfors II and will
some day cut = big figure in the com
mercial Affairs Of the State.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
Y. n. G. A. cosvs.tsos.

The fifteenth annual convention Of
the Young Mems Christian Associs-
tions Of Colorado will be held at Pal
mer Lake In the auditorium Of the
Glen Park Chatanqpa Association
Wednesday and Thursday, August l6
and IL. All active members Of Colo
RADIO Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions are entitled to membership In
the convention. Young men from
cities and towns whore there are no
associations viii be welcomed and re-
csived = honosary delegates. This
courtesy viii also BE- extended to
members Of Young Womsns Christian
Associations. Pastors Of churches
are particularly invited.
The program viii open on wsdnss-
day evening with annual reports Of
officers and an address by Prof. Ed
ward 8. Psssoas Of Colorado College.
Thursday will b given ovsr 70 papers
and dIseussioas o. important sssocia-
tloa topicA and Thsrsday evening
there win b thrse addresses on The
World-Wids Movsmsat.s
Among thess whe havs bssa secured
70 tats paft = ~ proGrsr arc ~
fsllowing: Hen- Mosse Hale ard
wsatse winkles. Colorado Springs; g.
G. HuatinGtsA Pus,lo; ", \ Tse.
sart, assistsat secrstpxy Y. ". g. A.,
PittsherG PA; Rsv. Horaos Eandss-
~ G. n. Hohha L1sHer NeIean. ",
=. DoWssr, Ds1wsri 3 W. NoCnl,
stats sssestnxy. X. \. 6. A. Naah
vtllA To-; Rtss q. ". Ray, Cripp,l
cesek ca y egl1tor. UnivsEIity
Rnfk; + ~. LeElnega pauypE. -
m > - oll :.
J. -! =! q ] :. = laa
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
To keep Prices Up.

The first effects Of combination
among fruit commission dealers will
be felt in Denver today. Prices for
all the fruits sold here eventually
may be regulated by the combination.
The Denver Fruit and Produce Auc-
ton company is the style of Denver's
fruit exchange. The object Of the
combination is to cqualize prices and
TO prevent cutting. Stock Of the
Auction company Is issued to the
amount Of $4,000. taken by the lead
ing commission houses on Market and
Blake streets, Each day members Of
the Auction company will meet, when
the carloads Of melons and other
fruit consigned to them will be sold
by arction. a. is done in Eastern
cities. Prices for the goods which
will be followed by each house, will
b. adjusted according to she market
conditions.
A. the California fruit season ID
practically over when the Colorado
and Eastern fruit commences to ar
rive, no attempt will be made to
handle Il this season. Watsrmelons
and cantaloupes, which are coming TO
the highth Of their season, are to Be
handled 6rst. Hereafter. members Of
The exchange will sell watsrmslons
By the pound. instead Of by the peice.
Cantaloupes will probably Be- sold in
IL same way.
The price Of watsrmelons sold BY the
combination today i uniformly three
quartsrs Of cent per pound. II The
ascticn p,an 4 sacosssful With mslons,
|elAx fruits will b handlsd h ~
some ma1nee.
". n. HunpArsys u prssiaent oi
~ new ceupany. Ths hossss inter.
es>s1 = ~ ezeAange IN: @. G,
flohaartt ceunlsuisa Oss, HunpA,
|ruys 8 Welk plpls 8 BouRh, lfid1iss.
V1llk = css 4. a 1elr0ue. o. b
61a ~ - q 4 = neess1 Z
! - s :: !; .; s:'s:s' i
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
NasIoaai IrriEetbon Congress.

Nasioaai irrigation ConEress.
The eighth annual session of the
National Irrigation Congress viii be
held at Missoula, Montana, on the 25th,
26th and 9th Of September. and
more than usual interest is being
manifested These congresses have
bsen heretofore largely attended by
scientists, engineers ami men directly
interested IN irrigation. but now the
subject Is attracting outxiders--busi
nesa men and manufacturing interests
in alI parts of the country who real
ize that the opening up OF millions OF
acres Of land into enormous produc-
ton cannot but stimulate business in
terestsin every quarter. II Is there
fore probable that the coming con-
greo will be tie most successful yet
hsld- Ths conRress is constituted ~
follcws: Ffvs dslsxases sppciated
F.
" ~ xoverner 81 eaeh Skats md
n xsI &
~ 4 " limited States having :
population Of les- than 5000. and
two from each city with larger pop
ulation: osse delegate from any regr-
larry organised irrigation. agricultural
or horticultural society. society Of
engineers, irrigation company, agri-
cultursl college or commercial body,
duly accredited representative of any
foreign nation or colony, any member
Of the United States Senate or House
Of Representatives, or governor Of q
State or Territory, any member Of q
State Or Territorial irrigation COM
mission, or the chairman Of each sec
ton ond the permanent officers Of the
congress.
The citizens Of Nissoula are bound
to make the Congress . success 30
far a. lies in their power.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

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be aE1vO sat q
ho0u1na- WUD-
Yam wlu A8szoy
Tie ssttoa = the
poassa ard svsat-
Uaaiy drive sAtsAe
last parstcis - n
no0 the sysesa.
IN AddttfeA -
tAiA = o d Y An
will Nssoes tAs
loss appetite II
win batld up ths
weakened syssens.
u o y Y An vtn
uAko NnW bloon
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
HERE IRE YOUR SYIPfOMS,

I. ooNBrANT HEADACHE AM
TROUBLED 11AIM. rAks WO0YAu
aud your headache will disAppsar.
80. PALn On YHLLoWm1 ooE-
PLRxYoN. HUUvAn WIN sstAhiisA fssa
circulation Of pure blood snd eA1ss - eAsesn
= ansune their uaturai coase.
.. loss or rArFHrrrA AID 0RAW-
mo IN TIKI oCoHAcx. NuDyAm
wtn restore The sppssiss - - 1igeg11sa q
~ Vim become psrssct
= E11LIMo OF oHWDpo830vE8S IN
|xxTuH. rhis y aas - ~ soAzssnsns =
- nvss IL \ Ans1 WI ~ psassa = -
hs1A upDYAN Vim 1zivs - ~ D.enuo -
- ~ organ 70 sssuDs IL nasaRaA -
4 w1AvruHsB N IN 11u1o1
o. xH1 aRx.11H- rss spAsM oee1nnnI
01sa&ay sahr~sd- nu0vAo ~ - -
eonnssaAsn "a ssns ~ 1snptnen = 4nno'
~.
50 E - \ = srsss iiGHn fAs N sS5lsss -
NseY ynPss. sd c9r ~ - w..
n Rscs.es. e 2 9ss -.
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uuDYAN BK1E8DY coWMHs
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Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
~ o11(.1nl1nmA

~Afs ~ Wi1liAg - week ~ you1
ohnery. nn1s1 ~ vemaA ~pax ~
Dn1s % ~ yea WaAtn dsaa- -.
D1le1 he tronp. z Weak ~ y ~
~ earDs< hanoing - ~ llne oyel
G1nFa ohe ~ Sa1ysr oneWocq
- Won11Pas. IN - - m 49,
~ ~ n n1oel4 ~ N - ~
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
Proving N. statement.

Mary--I notice that fom does not
blacken his mustache ne~adays- Em-
ua-''No. As he told me last evening,
he loves me with an und,eing love-
Boston Trans0ipt.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
Citizens COMMITTEES and Railroad Company Cross
The Last Ditch Hand in Hand.
GRADING IS TO COMMENCE NEXT WEEK
Rsht-ofWay Secured and Grade Stakes Set to Four Me
purchaasg Committee After Strip Into the City
-..Takcs the River Route

$l.50 per day. For reservations ad-
dress. before August IL If possible.
F. N. Priestly, Glen Park, Palmer
Lake, Colorado. For other particu-
lars, or for information regarding
railroad rates, please communicate
with W. N. Dsnner. State Secretary.
Sixteenth and Glenarm streets, Den
ver.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
x~u.-.y,u n~s-~A

Toany-Thak church 3 over r.
ysaEs old Cissy-My A11t,s says M
only 10. Ts0ay-oA. ven. I seepes1
tAAtss - tar teck a. sAs car 49,.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
Evolstsoa q .. Editor.


Here's another essay on the evolu.
tion Of an editor taken from an un.
known exchange:
We look into cradle and behold
. male child. At the ago Of 10 he il
. noisy kid, with half the buttons Of
his pants, and IN eye for msanness,
AT the age Of Is he 10 . devil IN I
print shop; at Is. publisher Of I
country Newspaper, at the hsad Of
every enterprise calculated to in.
prove the town or enrich tie business
thereof; at S5 be an smaciatsd and
worn-out man. With holes in his pocksa
and tald head; at ths ago Of SO be +
: corpse In : cheap coffin. aad hi
only resources lsft behind IN twe
easss Of loag primer topA : wsshine'
ton hand prsas aAd : sabscFiption boob
with 500 dslisqusat aabscribsrA wks
line up I'D march pass ~ colln ~
ing; Be ~ : liosplritsd fellow
bit couNnf sAvs snythlae z"
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Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
rAsss r.sss.e eaIIn

Aeaen-Jask called ~ n aAesl ~
nigAk Mett1s-1to woaA~P: ~ - -
vavs hAs1lne aheat ssanseAiagt
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
CHRONIC uaLaRIa

D he Fssait sf repeated acute aseAekA ne
liver and spleen are principally sRsrtsd-
They sct - ssorshousss Tor ~ nalarial
poassn ed the blood sakss h frsa 49,