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Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
LAWN pLAyHousEs
Large xtooush for Three or Fear Lstfs
Girls and Their nolls-

Large Roough for Three or Fear L4ttzs
Girls And Their npIls.
The latest novelties in the smart toy
shops are large playhousss. to be set
uron the lawn for the use Of The little
girls Of the family. These come h
very pretty designs. countsrparts Of ths
Queen Anne cottages in which the Lit
tie mothers really live. They are larus
enough to accommodate three or four
little girls and their dolly families. TIE
interiors consist OF one large room.
which Is furnished with small chairs,
tables. couches, beds. bureaus book
cases and so on, all Of which art5cles
of furniture come in very attractive
forms and can be purchased at any Of
the large shops dealing in childrenb
toys and games. These houses VIII -
welcomed gladly by the little mtsses.
for they open out . vista OF afternooa
teas. parties and receptions at which
the hostess can play at being q real
live mamma and social leader PlaesA
in a shaded corner Of the lawn, or out
r. the orchard, the girls Of the family
will pass many a happy hour when ~
sun = too hot for outdoor exercise.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
ABOUT BOOK FOLK.

Book News mentions the fact hat
Richard Henry Stoddard II writing his
"reminiscences. They should make .
volume full Of literary interest
Lord Kitchener Of Khartoum Il .
eat reader, and among the few favor
books which he takes with him On
his military travels are the Koran and
Sir Edwin Arnold's Light OF Asia
A member OF the Heine family. in
commenting on the unveiling of the
Heine monument in New York In the
Frankfurter ZeItung. declares that
there can be 10 nephew OF the post IN
America. as was alleged to be the casa
Heine had two brothers and one sis
ter. One OF the brothers had no chill
dren. The other had three. of whom
only one suryives-Baron Max Heine.
The sister has one son-Baron Emb-
den.
editor Of L'Ami des Betes. In which -
declares that during his exile nothing
gave him more pain than the news Of
HI dog His wife wrote to him tkak
the dog searched for him sverywher0
became melancholy and died suddenly.
1T seemed to me ~ II my departure
had killed him." writes Zola, and I
wept like a child. Even now I cannot
think OF him without being moved to
my house seemed deserted and lonely.
And OF all the sacrifices have had to
bear this vas one of the heaviest"
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
RAMS HORNS

knowledge is power for evil as well
as good
seif-deniai is the main-spring OF
Christian work
Hearers of the Word criticise the
truth. not doerA
Gods sitting makes us less in bulk.
but more in value.
The church is Christ's body. and Its
mission His business
II the church is Christ's body. 1t viii
have the nail prints.
III the devil Is dead, business is going
on at the same old stand.
Democracy IL never safe unless 1t b
the expression OF theocracy.
The lilies have no mirrors in the
grass. and yet say unto you"
Laxiness about doing Christian work
Is often mistaken for humility.
He who would learn to work for
men must learn to walt on God.
Christ did not say that the world
would be lighted by preachers. but by
practicers.
Our expression Of love to God is only
proven by the practice OF the love Of
God.
They Who jser at the church as dead
are usually afraid that 1t will prove too
lively for them At times.
To try to save men by getting them
Into q church is trying to make apples
Of rocks by putting them In fruit boxes.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
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Nsw Yesk Sun: A prisonar.s susss
fseak caussd eonsidefable embarrssSs
ment ip : esiminal court at ToroatD
Junction. I'm Canada when sent eDr
% - ayraisned the man was found h
ing IN his cell with all his clothes %,
and be refused to put them on o. -
into court, except ~ he was. The o.
cev had to handcun him and drsss hin
By forcs. In Putnam county. some year,
ago. whom Mr.. Justice Cullen was hold
ing . court Of oyer and terminer. . bur
" negro woman. who was = prisoneg
In the county jail. adopted . similar
measure for keeping out Of the court
room. The sheriH reported to The
Judge that the lady was completely dis
robed and refused to come The court
directed him to wrap blanket around
her and bring her as she was. Upon
hearing this order she clothed hersslf
and went with the oflicsrs without fur
thsr parley.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
ovr OF the ORDINARY.


hnsland has ons noek Of pure nsrlne
sAeep.
Kansas CITY boasts = woman svitsh-
tender.
In spitzbersen the longest day =
tArss and one-half months.
In Southern Russia canels are nueh
ussd By farmen for field work.
Nearly 1900 immigrants entsred
Canada last year. Of whom s.l75 wsrs
from England and s.11s from the
Unttsd States.
In an exciting battle with lot Of
eopper-head snakes on Richard Ed
wards farm. near shamokin. Pa,
Hugh Jenkins killed seven of them
China drew the largest check on the
Bank Of England Of which the bank
has any record. in settlement of the
Japanese indemnity. II was for R11s-
oos .s67 16s ID.
In Germany potato bread Is used b.
t1e natives Of Thuringia to feed their
worked hard In very cflld weather. Ths
animals thrive ON 1t and their health
and strength are excellent
A railroad oficial in recent lecture
stated that 1t costs his road each ysar
about 1900 for pins. 5000 for rubber
hands. 5000 &c: !rk !rk. 1900 for lead
peucils-also that 1t cost nearly q
much for stationery to carry on the
business as for iron.
Lightning caused the death Of 3s7
persons In the United States last year
and . property loss of $1.441.sso. Fsu
of the deaths occurred In cities. The
annual number Of thunderstorms ut
given localities In this country aver.
ages between IS and 45. the maximum
In the southeastern states
William Dean Howells says that the
conductor Of . German trolley car
stopped 1t and got OF the platform and
stood in the street until the passen-
gers were safely aboard without telling
them to step lively or pulling them up
the steps. or knuckling them in the
back to make them move forward He
let them get fairly seated before he
started the car, and SO lost the fun Of
seeing them lurch and stagger violent
ly and wildly clutch each other for sup
port The Germans have SO little sense
Of humor that probably no one in the
car weuld have been amused to see the
strangers nung on the floor.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
c.ss sf Auss..sasA

B. Louis Republic: In Determining
the sxpense OF the automobile the cos
q po~sr is everything when the tes
was made the power came from q cen
trai power house, which wiii.of courts
b the case In every community wher'
mobiles are much used. But q tesi
ves also made with Gas engine. such
~ may be set up IN any cellar or sta
blA and II vas found that the powel
Tor charEinE electric batteries could
b. producsd II the rate Of from two u
tArse cents working hour. At thii
rAae. the cost mile lis about 11-2I cent
- against 1856 cents. when the vehi.
Gle u drawn ny horses This 10 saw.
ing Of ss.S cents wagon . day. and n
the mobile takes only four horses tf
travel Ss miles. ~ against b.1t hour,
required b. the other vehicle. this is Z
ume saving on each wagon OF ssA
hours each year.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
rEw cLr,ss srAl.s rrorrnLv.
rAsrs d KisAs aaA : wrsae wsy ~
That g1,.pte Anx


TAsrs q . Kishs saA = Wrsae Way ~
That sanpis Asx
Il one would avoid fatigue in climb
Ing stairs. q necessary act In city
where many buildings have no
elevators. he must learn to do IT prop
erly. A physician ef reputs tells how
THIS should be dons. "Usually." he
says, "A person will tread on ths hall
q the foot in taking each step. This
Il very tirssome and wearing On the
muscles Of the legs and feet You
should In walking or climbing stairs
seek for the most equal Distribution Of
the body's weight possible In walk
Ing up stairs your feet should be
placed squarely down on the step. heel
and all. and then the work should be
performed slowly and deliberately. In
this way there u no strain upon any
particular muscle, but each one Il do
ing Its duty in natural manner. The
woman who goes upstairs with a
spring is no philosopher. or ut least
she is not making q proper use Of her
reasoning faculties The habit, too,
Of bending over half double when as
cending flight Of stairs is exceedingly
reprehensible- In any exertion Of this
kind. when the heart Is naturally ex-
cited to a more rapid action. It is de-
sirable that the lungs should have nlll
play. The crouching position inter-
feres with their action, the blood II
imperfectly aerated. and there b troa-
Bile at once Give the lunu chance
to do their work everywhere and ct al
times"
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
s,.-Y..r-old.. Long ss.-..y.

From the steerags Of the White Star
steamship Cymric there vas brought
to New York the othsr day s-year-
old tot. who II on his way from Eng
land to the home Of his uncle. who
lives in Polk county. Wisconsin- 40
eording to tag which II securely fas-
tened to his clothing the youngsters
name In Axsl wester. He had with
him also an open letter. addressed ITO
whom 1t may concern" and signed BY
the boys parents. who beg all to help
young Axel reach his uncle's home
The immigration ofiicials took the boy
In charge. and sent him on BY rail ON
his long Journey to the west
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
vaa.ab,s Poiit..s.s.

Rochester Special to New York
Herald: Theodore H. Swan. head clerk
fn the new Osborn House. this city. is
richer today by $500 because Of his
politsness. II have Travelled all over
ths world and never havs bssn 90
we'll taken care OF anywhere else -
have right hare by you. will rsmsm-
bsr you in my WILL" was the remark
made to him several years ago BY
Charles A. Loomis, wealthy resi- lent
of Canandaigua- NJ. Swan on Monday
received a notice from James McCaull.
executor Of the will of Charles A.
Loomis. citing Mr.. Swan to appear in
Canandaigua September Z and receive
= legacy Of $500 beqnesthsd to him hy
M. Loomis-
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that at the
september. A ID 1889 term of the Couty
'ourt, sitting within and for the County
of Fremont and State of Colorado, IN a
certain cause therein pending for the
foreclosure OF a mortgage against the
premises hereinafter described, wherein
Leah J. Seeiey, the plaintiff, and Vir-
gil koons and Charles W. Horner We're
defendants, n Judgment was entered in
favor Of the plaintiff, and against the
defendants, in the sumof One Thous-
and, one hundred and fifty dollars,
lS1l5000l, and costs of suit, and a decree
Of foreclosure was entered against the
aforemer toned premises, to be execut-
ed by the sheriff of said Fremont
County, to satisfy said Judgment and
costs OF suit, and the costs of the sale
Of said premises, in default of the pay
ment Of said Judgment and costs OF
suit for ten (f0) days from the 5th day
OF September, A. ID. 1889;
And. W ereas, default having bees
made in the payment of said Judgment
and costs of suit as aforetaid, NOW,
THEREFORE,, /, William L. Hawkins
sheriff Of the County of Fremont aud
state of Colorado. by virtue of SAID
Judgment and decree, will as such sher-
| IN, on the l2th day of October, A D.
1889, at the hour of ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day. sell at public ven.
due, for cash in hand to the highest and
Dest bidder, at the front door of the
Court HOUSE. in said Fremont Count,
the following described premises. o
50 much thereof as may be sufficient t.
realize the amount so due to the plain
id, with interest and costs of suit, and
VI sale OF said premises. situated in the
county of Fremont and state of Colo
RADIO, to- wit:
Lots Twelve, (lsl Thirteen, (rsl anc
Fourteen. (lll. in Block Four. a.. ia \
| Macon's Addition TO the town. tncv.
cityl OF Canon City. according tn ths
recoTded plat thereof; at which time a
certincnte uf purchase will Be issue.s q
eacA purchaser OF purchasers thereof
o. any portion thereof. which certificate
win specify The hands or tenements pur
cAansd By such rcrson of persons, and
she sam paid therefor. and the tilns
uhsn ths purchaser will BE- entitled ts
Z dced for such lAnds OF tencments un
less ~ sans BE- redeemed according T.
Dated shas sosh day Of Sspsenb<r. AID
~. WIz-LlAu l. HAwKtxx
A. l. JUYnEY. ShsriR OF Erenonl
Ass.sn.y e cosnky. coaorsAs
lYha ~ - ~; ~ oss lasA. =
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
NJ e,er.. cis.l.

Phiiadelphia Record: The other
night. Just ~ the hands Of the city hail
clock were pointing to the hour Of 2. .
large bat that had been circling around
the tower in dizzy flight new between
the dial and large hand The bat was
impinged behind the hand by the force
Of the night. stopping the movement
Of the hand for the space Of . few
minutes. The bat was killed In coming
IN contact with the dial. and when re-
leased fell to the pavement
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
-, x,w..cu e. wowe~.


Ths varis<y Of subjects dealt with
~ the International Council of wom-
- has been anazinE. Five sections
net every dAy. and the food Of ora
epsy may - guessed. Perhaps the
ncst striking eiscussioA vas that On
s7furdsro9 Mininsry.- he birds
o1Des1Ally AAA splsnA1A taAApionA
n appeals eur IL Drsssrvation Of
woodland seAosesrs were bekA eloquent
- touchlnG. Thers was not 20 much
yunning dewA Of nsa. ~ N sRore
- nads - erRniss . Daan BY whie1
vo0en uinhk nnA their ~ into neeo
- tAoes ocsgUAttons onse noaopolisso
~ men tAaA ~ DO ~. 1fiss VIZ
OlAiA c. Mers1itA. oae - tAs Unies1
0oAess dsieGlAn. was ~ leading
0saksr b - 1iscussien - fnrnino.
- stroagly urgse ~ brss1ins q
Al1nes an1 enktls = . nFak-rats ~
pgoatao1e ooslnsss ~ V9nsa- ~
0eRo - ~ g1esk1en - eD1aRaateA
1DmnGlD vQno1 ~ eaoQorue - ~
~ = pEou1ns-e1AarUono cAna1o-
- ~ ~ Woosooe ~ vonen =
e1sA . elDllgoqns - uns11noD
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
BOtterill&Cooper
Real Estate,
Loans and
Investments
--
ssANcn oryrck
n calRsis h,ssaGst- In Company,
DENVER.
ssw sAu-,s s.ocx.
cs.ss cisy.
nGs aaAvsin sIock.
c.s.. city.

Here IL something that may interest
you:
- Fine building lots, best location IN
the city. II you contemplate build
ing. you cannot afford to miss this
chance. Terms to suit. $50 each.
s2 lots planted In fruit plenty OF water
Csnd pretttiy located. in south anon;
b no better or cheaper lots any where.
Terms &2tO each.
l0-room brick residence. built this year
finished In the most modern style and
10 the product OF the best mechanical
skill: the most valuable location on
Main street; let us show this. 08.00Q
l-room brick with summer kitchen,
cloeets. pantry, ETC.; lot si1xxlSO n.
oeol,SW.
4-room brick, new. well located, cheap,
el,25o,
5-roem brick on College Ave: this Is a
snap. Terms ,1t0.
broom brick In South Canon, lot
b0xe0O r.; bargain. $500.
9 acres set to fruit, In South Canon,
under Crooked ditch, and &-room
frame house.. ei.& 100.
Bakery business for sale, including
utensiles, horse and covered delivery
wagon: . complete outfit. doing Z
good paying business. Now S.room
brick house and bakery. lot l4xlSO n,
THAR money maker. el,lO0.
Have hne list Ct property in acre.
age building lots, houses, fruit lands aud
rAnches. Now IL your time to buy,
Call anytime; shall b. glad to show
you.
Money TO loan In small or large
amounts for building purposes -our
speciality"
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
rs.ssh, WOO ne. n,..

0allipolis tohiol Tribune: A funny
story 10 told Of an old farmer In a
adjoining county who was struck By
lightning. The countryman was squat
ting on his heels In front OF barr
door. and was engaged in 4 somewhat
aerimonious argument with = neigh.
ber about some stsers that had brok.
"a into his corn patch. Just a. tha
eootroversy reached In highest point
. bolt Of lightning from passins
storm cloud knocked Tie old farmer
over Whom he came 70 his senssa
hs thought the neiEhbor had struch
hin. and he began to pummcl him
with his fsts In lively manner. when
his son spoiled the night by explaining
the cause of the trouble. Now ths
old farmer y kept busy telling how II
wa
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
nv. p.y. -,s. nr.A.. s.eA.

Philadslphia Record: Altar living
fvs days with . broken neck young
James Murray. OF No 11o4 Moore
street. who received his injury by div
ing on Augustine pier. nsar Nevcss-
tls. 6ied In ths Pennsylvauia hospital
The case fron the nrst vas considered
hopeless By the hospatAl physiciAnAs
- NO oDsfxtios vns resorted 70. Ths
spanai column wns kept ~ extreme tsa-
sion by msans q welghts, N The hops
thaf the fractured cnds ef bone might
1oin. but death came to the sufferers
relief before there wsrs any sigma os
union-
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05

Any person voting the Teller Silver
Republican ticket at the general eiec-
tion of 1888 will be qualified as dele
gate to said convention.
And it is recommended to the mem
bers of each precinct committee that
primaries be held IN their respective
precincts for the election of such dele
gates on Thursday, the 9Th day of Oc-
'ober, 1899. J. H. PEABODY,
Chairman of the Teller Silver Republi
can Party for Fremont county.
Attest: J. W. Work, Secretary.
W. b. FELTON,, Member State Central
Committee.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
-. Tiny spee...

Miss Phosbs Ann West of Nantusket
= the poassasor OF the most remark
able twelve dozen spoons In this coun-
txy. They were brought 70 America by
Miss Vests father. who was sea GAP
tain. several years ago. They are OF
East India workmansti ip and their mi
mute dimensions may Be realized vhsn
q Ia stated that the twelve dozen
perfectly formed spoons are kept in an
ordinary cherry stone The carved
cherry stons which holds them ID one
Of tho most wonderful examples OF
skilled handfvork In existence. 1t u
sxquisiteiy carved and mounted On .
tiny silver and ivory stand
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05

invitation to disease. consun,ption
comes by neglect Heart disease u .
growth from other disort1erH Nervou
prostitution doesn't come in day.
Take Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
crycry at the fir:s sign Of failing health
and You will seldom Be very dck. The
Golden Medical Dincovefy " L the besk
blood-maker-d desh-builder-ncsve-vital-
irer II frees the body frun al dissnse
genrnL n inviEurates Tie whole &gss-
tive system and strengtheua heart, lunRs
and 6rain. Hundreds a tApu.ands q
Ereteful patien&s have tesf3asd 10 ~
value.
ceorEs n nsiehsr. -, II nu<sna. rAs q,
KY ys9,n: 'Iftrteeny<Tra ntN1syu14e4
tsd coa1A alnana ever aare y14 s1pseusm =
<as>e !ls eyaxh 70 y - M wurl1 haye y -
&c u ~ ~ ..zst a {sw ..sssSsVs ssGs
: = 81 g - =; assssz - Fl = =
g; 80 es 70. e. :' -. : -
S;ISk{ 5; ss -
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
". ). cLAkk. Oph. d. -
oaer Harding Bieek.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
sacA vssk Evss rssTsp fass-
ovv7os nogas-sss = =, 10 u -: p. N
~ n; 2 .. - TO p. m
]. w. COLLINS. N. D.
ones ssd rssidsses y, orssa.
wood sve1us. canoa C1ty. Colo
Hsu.s-Rro. 10 Ap. =.
r,eoaal .ssssssos 20 sissas>s OF women
abdoainai ssd chrosic Diseases.

DR.. Collins. after nearly 70 years &c
tive practice In medicine and surgery
- teecher and specialist. is prepared
70 treat SUCCESSFULLY and permanentiy
cure Cancer. Goitrs, and Hernia, or
rupture. in every case accepted by him.
No fees for the treatment of these d.
sesses accepted OF expected Until fully
cured. All msdicines used in The cure
of this c1ass OF disseses h Furnished By
him. and the knifs o. causttc i not
ussd or prescribed IN any case men
toned above. References exchanged
and contracts signed
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
INNING APPLICATION No. ass1.

Mineral Survey No. lu7l.
O. g. Land once. Pueblo. Colorado.
August Is. iee9-
Notice 10 hereby gwen that Z. l. Poly
for himself and his co-ovncrs. W. f. Mar
tin and p. T. Polly. whoee postof1ce fs Canon
City. Caior1do. has made application for q
patent for l4sol9 linear feet ON the Windy
Point Lode Mining Claim Lode. bearing Gold
and Copper. the sams being 10 feet n 20 de
groes. q mtnutes 3 a1d 7ao-xs feet g. - de-
grsss. - Dtnufss W. from discovery shan
width. situate In 6resnhorn Aiatng District
Frsmont County. state Of Colorado. and de-
scribsd In the plat aad neld notes on nie In
this o0ce. - follows. Wis: BeRfRsiug ~ cor
No. I. vhonce the W. cor- Sec IL &. Il. 9,
2 n W.. OF the eth p. n. bears N. ~ degrees
- minutes ~. len Q n. cor. No q sur No.
I1nee, Coppsr King Lode bezrs =. % degrees
- mfuutoo Z eoko0 m thence n. 10 degrses-
. minutes ". - n 70 cor. No. 8. thence s.
70 degroes, n mtDntes W. ltIoI8 n to cor No.
3: thence g. 10 degrees, - minutes =. ~ n,
% cor NO. =. thence y. - degrees. n minutes
= N7a0 q. 20 cor Mo- I, the place OF begia-
ning- Variation ~ all corners u degrees, y
minutos =.
Casssiaias 10 ias aorss. sxprsssiy except
Tag aud sxci1dinx All connict with surveys
Nos--and forning portion Of the g. W. Z
Sec. Il end the 4 l. = OF SEQ Is. Twp. 8. s..
Range n W OF ths sth priactpsl msrfdiAn.
said amended location being recorded In
vol u, pare ~. Of the records OF Fremoas
County. Colorado.
Adjoiniag clatmants are the North Nay
Lode On the West Ensign Lode. Dorothy
Lode on the south J. h GORDON,
First pub. Aug. ~. lepo. RaxiSter.
Last pub. Oct =. iSse.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
ApnoRrsMs.

A many may be saved o. one occa-
sion. only to be lost on another.
Al that mort men need to become
tyrants is power and opportunity.
4 great fortune often serves as an
inpresnabis fortress to resist the ad-
vance of cs,ntsntment-
A struggle y wholesoms and desira-
BILE only for time. Too long eontin-
usd. Il paralysss enterprise and stiasa
hops.
when the average man knows that Q
Ting u ncas of his business. the vsry
kDowlsdgs q Tie fset bsgses an trrs-
easx1hls interest b 4
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
Administrator Notice.

The undersignsd. having been appointed
adninistralor OF tho estate OF James H. Free
1an. lase Of the county OF Fremont and stAfe
thaf - VII appoAr before the County Court
o6 Fre1ooe county - the court house n
llsh day u OeeoAer. A D. - ~ vhtch
IT, ~ pefsons hayiag clsins eeainst aaad
eeease arc noefno4 na4 reguescoA 70 attaDd
for eAo pafpooo Of havtng the saDo ndtusrod
An poroons indebted to said estate are re-
Queeted to 1ake Immediate payment 70 tAe
usder1fgned-
Dated his ssA day OF ssptsnber. A. D. lDs
L L FRnnMAr. Administrstor.
f1ros pub Sep n. last pub Oct IL leoo
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05

J. W. Nilsson, j. II. Peabody, A. R
Frisbie, W. 7. Bridwell, A. H. Davis,
Theo. Shoemaker. d. A. Bradbury and
W. H. Trout returned Monday from
Denver. where they had been in at
tendance at the Masonic Grand Lodge
meeting. Mr.. Nilsson was honored
by being elected to the Office Of Deputy
Grand Master.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05

c.rvs.s xniss v~ss . i.sAss Leo
4 gigantic carving knifs and fork.
made By cutlery concern in this stata,
and to be exhibited by It At lne Pan
American Exposition. At Buffalo. n
1901. arc on exhibition IN an uptown
department store. says . western pa
per. Tho knife u fest IL inches long
and weighs over 800 pounds. The blade
= made OF the nnsst stssi and 10 COW
srsd with beautiful stehines. The
handle 10 one giganttc tusk Of solid
ivory. handsomeiy carved BY hanA.
rAsss tusks wsrp imported especially
osr this knifs and fork. The fork \
. Dsrtsst match tor the knife. the paiz
ssse1ng cssr e2.boo 70 nAkA Truly Z
carving ~ tor giantA.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
Av..,u..,. nsss.ne.

Bangor CAaine) Correspondence to
New York Sun; George w. Kelley OF
Isiand Falls agreed to taks out lie
insurance policy for 5000. but made .
mistake and signed an application for
. $4,000 policy. Then. after receiving
the policy, hs went into the woods, aAd
His wife paid ths arst premium
Two weeks aftsrward Mr.. kslley died.
and A = result Of his nist2ks his tam
ny u q 900 better Oh.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
we.r r..m Alv.,.

There are three rinu which ths
queen Of England never by any chancs
removes from her hand. One is the
little enamel ring. set with single
diamond. given to her whsn quite .
child by Prince Albert: another il hsr
betrothal ring. a beautiful snake a
emeralds, and the third In . plain nar-
row band-hsr wedding ring.
Cañon City record., 1899-10-05
Las.ss !. Pl.yt.e c.saa

In crde. to be strictly In lins Mn
the latest fancy 1t is necesaasy 70 have
your playing cards made 70 order. In
the east II b quite the hing for tAs
hostess At = card party to surprise hsr
guests by supplying them with cards
on the back Of each Of which 10 . rs-
production a her own pAoeograph-