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SITUATION WANTED. 81 young man. a
years experience Ia drug business can fpr-
nish good re- ommcudsticns Address ". s..
BOX % Henderson. Texas q
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. HEISiG, Eye. Ear. Nose and Throai
Specialist Telephone building. I
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BIC PAY-wAnted. right away travelling
agents to Introduce d new discovery 70 Kill
cut wesv,la ~ corn, etc: patented August
1875. For particulars address Gus Thiele,
Cal.nlne, Texas; enclose two &c stamps. ~
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PERSONAL.

THE FINEST PIANO TUN1N6-Pisuos re-
modelled and eases rehnshed throughout;
leave orders at divers Music House. lQl1
Texas avenue. Houston Prof. Cbas. y .
FELTON,, superintendent. u
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FOR sALE-cedar fence posts at iOi San
Jaclnto street AIS
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FIRST GLASS butcher wants lob: 50 years
experience. good references. Address Jess
Henry, drummer addition, houston TEX q
SITUATION wanted as gardener aud hosist
Is a nrst-elass man. Address 5el8. this VI
nee Il
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]. L. KopF. undertaken and embnlmer. 1914
Prairie avenue. fns carriages and hearses;
phone Gs7 6-l0-3l
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| SITUATION wanted by frst.ilaas hardware
| clerk; speaks German ana English u years
experience; good references. Address 1929.
this office. %
SITUATION WANTED IS a Young man n
| years experience Ia drug hnsiuess can frr-
nsh good recommendations. Address ". s..
BOY ~ Henderson. Texas. .
A STRONG. healthy Christian young man de-
aires work IN blacksmith shop or store; we'll
Known IN town, references given. Address
S2sa. this office n
SITUATION wanted 10 nurse. housu slN OF
cock Tor small family. Willing 10 do any
thing around house. Can or address iGi2
Caroline street n
EXPERIENCED colored s,eams,rcss wants
work, by the da. or otherwise. Address s2g,.
this otfce. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia gencrl merchandise
or grocery store; wages ressonablr, country
town or city, an no duds, but warker.
can give reference. Address BeH 81. Dodge.
Texas. n
WANTED--situstlor as u gro,ar wagon IL.
livery six years experience Apply iOl3
Eiysinn street. n
SITUATION wanted BY white man as took,
boarding house, section house hotel or
camp; good bread baker; IN city or out;
strictly sober: ADDRESS Seil. this office. y
SITUATION wanted BY a rnau a. years old IN
Wholesale business, office work or something
else; willing TO work cheap Address asii,
this office. II
coLoREn boy wants work, either as yard
10y or 90 tend 70 horse and nuggy. Ad
dress 52SS, this office u
FIRST CLASS cook warts place 10 cook
Grant shepard, lsl Milan street. y
WANTED lsupton ~ middle ercd man,
Beiglsn, as yslet With family trayclme:
speaks EnviSh French, Spanish German
5.2a, this otice. a
WANTED Extra wofk by sood stenOgrdpbur
~ the month, reasonable terms, references.
Address 525i, this office. -
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FOR RENTING elegant south rooms fare
nishcd OF unfurnished: suitable for house,
keeping; house with modern improvements.
1915 Husk avenue ~
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EGGS from prize winning Georgia Shawt,eek
same, indian games aud Golden S1aDiisit
bantiss, sl.Ao for SIS; White Leyhorns. won
Rtrks eggs 81 20 for i9 Gall lai5 smith 20
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WANlED-'Situatioa Ia general nerrhandlsr
or grocery store; wages reasonable, counirs
town or city; anu no duds, but q warse',
Texas. d
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WE CAN save you many step IN hopse-
hunting; we always keep complete lisl Of
all vacant houses In tho city and show
same free. Nurneet Cooley. 'phono 67s,
col Rnz building. ~
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WANrED--stustlon as gro,ar wngon d..
livery six years experience. Apply iOlS
Eiysinn street. n
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SITUATION wanted TO nurse house slrl or
cock for small family. willing 10 do any
thing around house. Can or address iGig
Caroline street N
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS shows more improve
nlent than any other section OF Houston at
least 70 louses have been built there within
two months. Lots are cheap Terms from
g 20 81 cash and the same payment monthly
Houston Heights Office, 20S Main street
John a. Milroy. agent Il
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IosT, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN

LosT--A gold cIasp pin a star and cresesrt,
engraved ''AEertheridan p. has stick I'm
and chain attached Return 10 $40 Hsdlss
avenue and receive reward u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


NoRTLEET COOLEY
Eeel estate, reutui and insurance agents;
loans made on approved securities. Phone
ga. Room POI. Binz building. Il
FOR sALE--l30- acre Improved farm; also
eggs IS 100, from thoroughbred poultry, af-
ter March, stamps for correspondence. Mrs.
Billlngsy, Mathis. Texas. 20
WI BUY. sell aud exchange real estate, looF
after property for nop-rosidents, collect
rents and negotiate loans. call and iist your
property; we have cash customers for real
estate bargains. Seaman & Barteil, 2l2 B.n2
building. "a
HOUSTON Heights has artesian water,
collent car service and the lots at pr resent
prices are the cheapest property In town;
terms from 81 TO s. per lot IN cash and the
Same payment monthly For best prices
call at Houston Heights office, POS Main
ST.. John a. Milroy. agent. Il
THIRD ward COTTAGES and residences at two.
thirds their value; cottage 10 exchange for
vacant lots If you want a quick sale or
over Grunewalds, -
FOR SALE Nicely improved cottage home,
one lot and half, also unilnproyed lot and
half on corner, Apply 22i0 Caroline street.
or address owner, this Office e
tXCHANGE--A good six-room residence, has
halls, CRATES. bath and sanitary. good barn
and buggy house, shrubbery roses and shade
trees, $50 lots on corner; 100 feet terraced
front, good neighborhood car line aud
rGved street; al clear will exchange this
elegant property for ono in Third ward,
Houston, Texas. apply II a. Arnold waco,
Texas. "a
STOCK FARM near Abilene, 1000 acres, all
good $50 in cultivation. good improvements.
wood and water, s. liberal terms. also lands
near Merkel, must sell, S3.25. KirkparcA
Sldles, Dallas, Texas. ?,
FOR sALE-s07 is acres splendid farming
land. ons-half mile from Seagoville on
Texas Trunk railway. 30 acres in cultiVa-
known as Crayens Mace. Apply TOR terms
or Information TO pr r c. Edwards. Gaines
vile, or j. r. Johnson, Seagoylllo. TeXes Z,
AT SACRIFICE-sa Antonio Improved prop
orty: also fine country residence timbered
land TO exchange io5 Main street g
BRU NNER--I have three four FIVE aud six.
room cottages for sale aud rent: also wii.
sell you a choice lot toi $50 on ipStallmt nj
l,lsn. r. L. Areher. Brunuer, Texas. q
THE PUBLIC are notified that J am seluuE
lots in Houston Heights. az lower lrlces
than any other dealer, for cash or on Casy
monthly payments; Il you doubt this. cali
~ my Office and be convinced. ID. d.
smeaton, 500 Travis street. 2
sEVEN-RooM two-sJory house. lot, cistcrn,
Third ward. 1890; phaetuu, buggy and ma,
ness 500 1905 st. Emanuel street corner
ner Hadley. z
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MOST desirable rooms. furnished or unfur-
nishei. l5oi Franklin. 10
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FOR sALE--1SO-acr improved farm also
eggs, So 100, from thoroughbred poultry, af-
ter March; stamps for correspondence. Mrs.
BIlllngsly. Mathis. TeXna. 20
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SITUATION wANrED-mALE.

clerk. speaks German ana English " years
experience; good references. Address 1929.
this office. y
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EXPERIENCED colorei steams,ress wants
work, by the de, or otherwise Address ~,
this office, >
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WE ARE headquarters for Amber uranSe
and African cane, German millet, fancy and
choice nifaltn Velvet beans, Nhcless am
potatoes, cotton aSeds. seed corn Nhlp-
Write for prices. Texas Seed and Floral
Co.. Dallas Texas Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE Of Houston and Texas Central Rail
,,ad Company Houston, Tcxas, March J.
lse9--Notltc is hereby given that ths regular
annual meeting OF tho stockholders aud
Of ffe board OF directors Of ihf Houston and
Texas Central Railroad company VIII BE- held
al the office OF the company. "a me CITY oi
OF April 1890. az - o'clock roon. y, w,
Gave Secretary. So
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THREE pleasant southeast front rooms for
ighthousekeeplng: bath room attached. S0S
Polk. between Main and Travis. References.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Burns, ~
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HOUSTON Heights has artesan water
sgndy soil good drainage. fine shade OK
collent car service and the lots az present
prices are tho cheapest property In town;
terms from 81 TO s. per lot IN cash and the
Same payment monthly. For best prices
call at Houston Heights office, POS Main
St. John A. AIilrnv. agent. U
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

COY. STRONG 2.ioi.. ''Champion uotiinf
s,rilou Texas handsome and highbred
terms. insurance $40. Reno clipper Alta
racing. he and his colts have won twenty
three premiums IN saddle ring at Dallas
ann Denton fairs. Mares from distance
kept Address, A, +. Buck, Mckinney,
EGGS from prize winning Georgia shawneely
Same. Indian games aud Golden SjaDiisal
eantits. sl.Ao for SIS; White Leghorns. won
n n. second ,and third prInscs, and n 2,
FOR sAiE-TwS large city broke horss.
Lands Grocery cornc. Sabine and state
.sueeis' y
HORSES Good. large. city broke surrey
lttes, safe for ladies, from $50 TO S5S. w.
4 smith, salesman, Larendon's stables =
W.iNTED--l For The Keep, one mllk COW, must
Dc ficsh: referencesi 1888, this office. y
WANTED--ror his keep one largs, safe hoiNe
iios. y
FOR sAIE--ono high grade COW. fresh IN
'ullk, price t1O Apply i70S Houston ave. ~
WHITE Plymouth Rock aud Brown Loghorn
Eggs. y for 81; eggH for Incubator. S. per
100. "a Stanley street. n
FOR sALE--CoN and calf, fresh In milk, AZ
ply slui Center street. "A
FOR sALE--ycaIiing steors and heteTa. .
Noar.old steers. 3-ycar.old steers; Dett grade
OF South TEXAS coast cattle. r n. Weeks,
agent room No. BOZ niuS building. Hous-
ton, Texas q
FOR sAI.E'- IIoudans, GoldeA Pollah. Aneonis
and Silvor SpAnoled Hanhurra one trio
81 each ior lialo cheap for quality OF stock.
y. 9, lstli, liz avanua Q, Galveston, Tex -
PEntcBEEp Eos Tsrrlers. TIRES fine hapd
9ou'e mark pups, from oyhihiton aad
,rniued stock. come and SEQ before buying
eieewhere, dogs boarded. guarantee salts
faction, Pine Grove Kennels, Houston 20
PARTRIDGE Cochin cggX. $3.50 per IL SEQ
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H0usEs--we pride ourselves upon our rental
list. and strive TO md for all appIicantd
Just the house they ara after. Seaman a
Bartcl. 2is Blns building; phone iss. q
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MISREPRESENTATION as engineer nll-round
man: do his own repairing, electric light
and steam fitting; strictly sober best refer
enees. Address 5239, this office. q
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CoLoRED man. is years OLD. would llk,
to work around house can tend TO hors.
or do anything and knows all about dining
room. Answer lib Chartres street ri
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WHITE MAN and wife wants charge OF litti,
farm to raise hogs, chickens on shares, uu
derstands care Of them well. Address Ron
ert Murphy, Calvert, Robertson county
Texas =
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SITUATION WANTED--Auy kind of work "a
make an honest living; good references
SiyeD sober and honest. Address 52il. this
office. n
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SITUATION wanted BY white man as conk,
boarding house. section house hotel or
camp; good bread baker; IN city or out,
strictly sober. Address aeie, this office y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS ChAHCGo'
WANTED-ro purchase part interest In real
estate business. Address oIs4. tals oiIce, "
WANTED--To correspond with parties SEEK
ing sawmill locations in pine tlmoer' hhVe
location FOR several mills in Nlrsh Plus
forest that will last for several years cut
ting located IN best ttmpsiea stefan ..
Eastern Texas; am prepared 20 SUPPL
necessary railroad or tran service fot
further particulars address E. }. peupEes,
Crockett, Texas.
FOR sALE--A stock OF groceries in Inrd
ward; reason for selling sickness ora es-
tablished trade, Address 523t TINS oihee. =
WANTED-To purchase part Interest ln toe
real estate business Address o33i' this o.
fce. ~
IfNrsUAI, opportunity 20 invest $40 OF more;
errurlng large permaBent income capltal
srte. profits sure II Griffin liN bfoauN|y.
New York. ... Ao
HAVE YOU $4,000 to buy well established
racket storo9 Large. growing South IeSai
town: doing nice cash business eiean
stock, best reason for selling 9 snap' cNsn
only: write today 522l, this ofhee y
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale For particulars
write NJ Cole Wichita Falls. Texas y
FOR sALE-.A saloon complete iarnlture'
fxtures. pool table, liquors, cigars tts:
Apply 10 John Stamina. Bfooksniis, Lex -
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
from the Mines.

Great activity has marked the week
at Dawson. Three hundred men, at
least, have been engaged in prospect
ing, working assessments and devel-
oping properties in which mineral has
already been found. The fact that
many Of these men have braved the
cold and storms Of winter in the camp
and are still working away with re-
newed determination, argues well for
the future of the district. while it can
be taken as conclusive evidence that
something tangible exists to hold and
encourage them.
A pumber OF contracts were made
for development work. and several
transfers are reported. A 50-foot
shaft is being sunk on the Silver Pick,
q claim adjoining the Jack Warner,
on which l00-foot shaft is being
sunk Both properties are looking
well and give promise of developing
into good mines.
The building boom seems to have
struck the town of Dawson in earnest.
New buildings are springing up. 50
rapidly, that person is Al loss to
keep track of all of them. The most
important are Morrison's Copper King
hotel and restaurant and Howell &
Hsnsbraugh's hotel. This gives the
camp very fair accommodations in
this line and insures visitors desiring
to remain over night semi-modern
comforts.
The road to the Copper King was
completed to the lower dump Tuesday
where teams viii load for the present.
The grade is plainly visible from this
city.
Work on the Rose Bub, owned by
F. A. Reynolds, is progressing nicely.
A 65-foot shaft is being put down on
the property by Higdon & Larson.
The Crystal Leasing company of
Cripple Creek have put four men at
work on their properties in Jennings
gulch.
Two men are working on the Two
Sisters, Copper mountain property
owned byST. NJ. Howell.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
The Wagner Recital.

The RECORD very stupidly neglect
ed to mention last week the Wagner
lecture recital at the home of Mrs.
George Bethel on the previous Mon
day evening. 1t was something en-
tirely new and in his lecture and
musical illustrations from Wagner,
the artist, Rubin Goldmark, captured
his entire audience and gave the
music loving parties of it treat it
has rarely been their pleasure to en-
joy. The Wednesday Musical club
cannot be too highly commended for
bringing such artists to Canon and
giving our people the opportunity for
such culture and benefit.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
Or. john coninr.
Arrangements are being !

Arrangements are being made to
secure DR.. P. D. John, ex-president
Of De Pom University and one Of the
finest platform orators in the world.
for two lectures in Cahon City. The
necessary expense in securing such a
speaker i, Of course, too great under
ordinary circumstances for any So
ciety TO make the venture. By special
arrangements Rev. X. A. Chase has
engaged Dr.. John for two lectures.
The Worth Of q Man" and did God
Make Man or Man Make Cod April
20 and 81. Tickets for the two lee
turss $l.00. II you want 10 hear Z
naas ~ eQ1al of any - ths Aneri-
esa pletfern. 81 yeur tiokets ~
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
Holds Enthusiastic rleeting at Which Nearly a
Hundred Business nen Present.
SUBSCRIBE LITERALLY TO NEW INDUSTRIES
Two Thousand Dollars Expended in Site Will Bring Canon
City . Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar AIabaster Plant
Which Will Employ Fifty Men-Get Write-up.
One Of the most enthusiastic meet

One of the most enthusiastic meet
ings Of the Chamber of Commerce
ever held in Canon City occurred last
Thursday night at the court house.
About hundred of the principal busi-
ness men Of the city were out. Presi-
dent Jos. W. Nilsson acted as chair
man
Mr.. E. E. Webster. representing
the North American Review, made a
short address to the Chamber, in
which he proposed . plan TO give
Canon City two full pages Of adver-
tising in his great Review. ali he
asked from Canon was twenty-five
cash subscriptions to the North
American Review. After he had re-
tired, the matter was discussed very
favorably, and At the call for sub
scriptions they came in faster than
the secretary could write down the
names. Nearly the full plumber was
secured and the balance was msde up
the next morning by G. D. Milligan
and Arthur Willett-
Mr.. +. S. Shaw Of Chicago appear
Cd before the Chamber and gave =
little talk regarding his alabaster
mines northeast Of town and about
the plant for working the stuff he
proposed building in Canon or else-
where. He said they would build a
$25. 900 plant and employ from so to
100 men. To locate ths plant in
Cshon be asked that the Chamber Of
Commerce should buy the site down
near the river and Ninth street. AZ
ter Mr.. shaw had gone from the
room the proposition was discussed
with more than ordinary enthusiasm
for a Canon City meeting. Many
spoke and all advocated the raising
of the money TO buy the site which
would be in the neighborhood Of
5000. There seemed to be no dis
senting opinion. Mr.. c. A. Biggs
was asked for his expression and he
responded by suggesting that we be-
gin 70 raise the money, and said he
would start the subscription by $50
from Baker 4 Biggs. The suggestion
seemed to come At just the right
time, and Chairman Nilsson, having
recently attended . church dedication
where money was raised in lightning
style, resolved himself into money
raiser Of the most approved plan. and
the matter was soon well under way.
Everybody was surprised to see how
generous his neighbor was and how
enthusiastic everybody felt. In less
time than it takes to write it about
$3.50 was pledged towards the fund
and everybody felt sure that the
balance could be raised in few
hours. Mr.. T. N. Harding and Capt.
B. F. Rockafellow were appointed
committee 10 solicit the balance.
EolIou,tvv.~x ora +ho a,,,a,,u ,ute a v,lad sraI
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
Native Copper In The Sentinel

With 2-foot vein carrying native
copper. it begins to look as If Dali
DeWeese had pretty good mine in
the Sentinel. Eight inches of the
vein is just about 20 per cent copper
and 1t rumored that it also carries
two ounces of gold.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

N. Harding, N. F. Handy, Geo. Nc
Ray. ]. H. HARRISON and II. N. Beech
er was appointed to visit the county
commissioners and explain the ad-
vantages and need of such road.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

Ths sabjsct Of repairing the old
Leadville trail up to whore Il crosses
Graps crssk, thea fixing up road to
JsaningA Guloh ~ discusssd- BY
motion ths Chamber of Counsrcs sn-
dorssd ~ plaa and . oonnittss CO..
dstiAk ef +. A. RavnssdA HeaEy
- E.A WsnA g r. Atvpaess =.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
u..,.,.N.Hl- E-11e....

uaAistakaAle EvSaeaes.
She-what makes yon think he loves
ne SO desperately:
Simplex-Oh. n thousand thingsi He
afwaysiooks pleased. for instance. when
yCu sinE and play.-Tit-Rit
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
S.s Wn.t We. a...s

TIE codeer-cie.rstse& my bog. =.
bad for your lungs.
The kid-That's right Tn simply
hoerse from telling people to mind
their own business.-N. Y Journal
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
nearly Always d. Wv.

Nearly Always the Way.
-xahonid say % per cent Il pressoS.
made are of one kind"
-What kind is thats
The kind that isn't waaAaA+N. =.
Journal
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
~ rAan E~~ai. u.

NeFe TAan E~sals -.
what can equal the warmth Of . true
woman's love?- aaked the dearest girl.
-Her temper" replied the sswaee
haeAelof.-Tit-Bits. ~
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
a R.raI crtehee.

HsEitt- -Gruet is . remarkable fsl
low.
JeWett-Tn what waye
Hsswitt-He can drive . hossa. Aug .
girl and smoke five-eent eiGAr - Me
sene me.-rown TopicA
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
n..s 1A,.. = n

NEXT TAiAw - n.
-Your husband doesn.t snaAA Nzs.
Pricef~
NO; ba. he .or,ssin.. fansA--cAi-
caro- Record.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
wAs O. TAs. nss

How dreadfully stout, the general ID
getting"
"Yes, isn't IL fortunate9 Otherwise
- wo1ldnt b able to wear all his
msdnlsi American.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
n o TIC q

wilma Cross having quit my home.
notice is hereby given that ] will not
be responsible for any debts or &C.
counts she may oontract
C1ARLn B. Cno8.
cshes cty, Ayza 10 1879.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
very Iaprsb.bse,

Very IaDrshabse,
Ars- Finnerty (readine1-rhe days
nd nights in Greenland be !six months
long.
Mr.. Finnerty-Faix, an Oh don't be-
lave ut. How could . baby yell for six
nont's ahteady av a night ?1PucE
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
Ne CeoVaIsAsa,

Hieks-whst was il. anyway. ,tAAs
drove Browne tc drink?
Wicks-l never observed hat Browne
had TO be driyeu.-Somervflfe ycafuAl.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

|tAspsepe e'deusz- Qaksalaly 4 VII
slio b : marvst-ef cs0fortssnd iovli-
naps nsch lexpsass going htp the
psrches-
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

GOOa AefAn9.
Ma Grnbbs lat the fheafer)-It think
it's perfectly disgraceful, the fervent
Npy those two lovers kiss on the stage
~, Grubbs They don't really kisa.
~ ea1y psetead q. They're haxFssd.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13
0ausenAnw UnuDuun.

6Ae Have you noticed that Mr..
ShortieiEh Is paying = good deal Of at
tention to Miss Clevertone
He-fes. and IT'S the first time ever
knew him to pay anything.-ChicAgo
Daily News.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

Our high school = again honorsd.
When Dr. Arthur Aliin was here .
few weeks sincs, he carefully ex-
amined our classical course, and later
rsportsd to IL cStnts University
fseslty. NJ Oa6on City High Sehoo,
wlhas ths hoeor Of beng p1sced o.
~ Stste Bnivssuity's sesrsditsd lst
h tie claasicall department. Nsey
fsw high schools in Colombo hold
this raak +
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

FOR RBNT-173 acre ranch. only one miie
And hAlf fro0 city ltmits. suitable for stock
or dairy ranch PessurAge and GOOD garden
tract - Per month. Enquire at Fremont
County Bank. stf
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

/ New Styles Of Ladies - Gents
Shoes for spriag 81 sunnsr, just IN
II Davis. 3l3 Aaia street. ls
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

KEEP YoUR OWN KEY AND COUNSEL
~ renftns . steel safsty box At the Fremont
County Bank - year srf
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

Or hieyoess srs ~ bsst on the
nArkee a1d ~ are sslliax at - Pw-
- peicea ssd - ~ SAliest tsEns.
Cañon City record., 1899-04-13

FOR SALE E-Fresh COW. Inquire of W. ?.
Hows's.nsar Lincoln Park school -l5t2