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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29
MASKED ROGERS.
They Take stree, Car isscslps. but Meet
With Pate.

WIN Nates
Scranton. Pa. March IS Five mask.
ed men shortly after l2 O'Clock last
night enteied the Carbondale Traction
company's car harm In an isolated spot
at Mayheld. and sandbagged Engineer
Patrick Duursy. Fireman Frank Cog.
gins and Waterman William Broken
shire. rendering them insensible They
ransacked the Office. carrying away the
box with the days receipts estimated al
upwards Of tlOO0.
The burglars boarded northbound
train and got a. far as Ararat Summit
when the trainmen threw them oil.
They attacked the latter with reyolyers,
but no one was injured
The noise Of the shots aroused William
Lock. the Summit hosel keeper. and ne
came out 10 investigate. The robbers
drove him back into the hotel bat no
got his gun and revolver and came out.
and opened fire n soon as he saw tho
men Ono uf the robbers was killed and
the Others wounded The Others tied.
Loci was uniniuied. F.'Th@ wounded
men were made prisoner The Identity
OF the desperadoes is unknown.
The stolen money has not been re-
covered
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Pmlsnalion.

Whereas the State Health Officer
has ordered me TO prohibit public
gatherings Of colored people on
account Of smallpox existing
among them in this city, | will
hereafter permit no gatherings Of
any character such as church
meetings, society, lodge or political
gatherings or any crowds to con-
gregate in any building or yards,
or on the streets in this county
from this date.
Vaccinaiing will be enforced and
those who have not been vaccinated
must call on the health officer and
be vaccinaIed at once.
All cases Of smallpox, or eiup-
tions of any character must be
reported to the health officer NJ
soon as they occur, Any attempt
to conceal or remove a case OF
smallpox is violation Of quaran-
tine regulations and will be
prosecuted.
II the colored people will
promptly report all cases as soon
a. they bear Of them aud he vac.
cinated, they will assist the health
officer to great extent and we
will soon have this disease stamped
out.
ANY violation Of above proclama.
ton is punishable by fine Of fv,
hundred dollars and one veal
imprisonment.
X. G.. Tabor, NJ. ID.
Health Officer.
Bryan, Tex, March 18th, 1898
Cottage home f5r rent after Ami
lot. l0l CA. Adams
Jardinieres 10 variety Of sizes an,
colsrs, very pretty. At Emmel's. IN
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LOCAL NEWS.

For good atlantis market. lQl
VI. +. Gibbs was on tie sick list yes
lenlay. -
w<cIoua Of Eur''"' was here yes
Ffesh turnips and cabbage at d.
Nike. lOi
Dr. +. N. Law returned from Bolton
Yesterday.
Ms. A. Boatwrigbt has returned
from Bolton.
A. W. shealey was here from Reli-
ance yesterday.
De o. 5. johnson came up from Nav.
asota yesterday.
Bay the Best Beef Brought 10 Bryan
a Tfanrs market lO5
Me. W. G. Taliafeuo returned from
Calvert yesterday. -
J.II .whIte Of wickson, wa yi,itor
fu city yesterday
Cieyer butchers aud tender meat at
Y. p TRnrs market l07
For sale-A first class new buggy.
Ipply 10 W. T. James 40
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye sold
4 the Exposition Saloon. l26
Get my prices on wall paper. defy
Ompettion. Ion Johnson. II
Ton Erwin returned 10 Heafne yes.
erday after a Aisit 10 relatives here.
julius Levy left yesterday for Shneid.
nmshl, province Of Poser, Germany.
Smoke General Arthur cigars. the best
q town, cold at the Exposition "a.
Dn I26
For sale-Fine Jersey COW with young
III a good mixer and gentle. W.
| ,Foh, los
MFs. W. +. Astin returned to Mum.
I'D yesterday After a visit To Mrs. +. J.
ouniain.
Cotton seed bulls $500 per ton cash
lille they last at the Bryan oil mill.
slephone a.. los
The oil mill still has few cotton
ed bulls for sale TO the local trade At
90 per ton while they last. Jos
olsfks & Dansby have just received
full line Of Richelieu fresh fruit pre-
rvss aud Jam and Diamond brand jel.
70. ~fi0
Marriage licenses Willie EdwardA
Adline Roberts, Fores, weakley TO
Richey, Richard Pope Reese to
slette wAddell West.
John d. Mike shipped ten fine game
iekens TO the city Of Mexico yester.
y making over two hundred shipped
thai point since November.
fohn NJ. Caldwell has the old
tchel pasture in charge. Good grass
a water. Pasturage Soc per month or
,euis for day pRsturage. Apply Al
re or residence. ll2
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Lincoln, March Is Reports from
nearly every county in the heart Of the
winter wheat growing section Of Ne
braska show that the plant has been
badly winter killed. farmers estimating
the damage in some localities as
high as 20 per cent This is in the
south central part Of the state III the
southeastern the loss will be much light
CT aud the acreage Is increased An
average for the state would place the
damage at from p u % per cent, and
this can only b. lessened with early
warm weather aud an abundance Of
moisture.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29

Santa Fe. March 2s New Mexico is
10 have another railroad The road is
10 run from Columbus. n NJ. through
the counties Of Grant, Socorro, valen-
cia, Bernalillo, San Juan and Rio Ar
riba, In New Mexico. thence through
the tate Of Colorado into Utah with
thu northern terminus at Salt Lake City.
The road Is 10 be called the Columbus
and Northern railroad The construc-
ton is 10 begin as soon as the necessary
steps are taken.
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Leo. p.sih r.r.e,.a soon.

Rome, March .. - Count Camille
Pecci, the popes nephew. is responsible
for the statement that the Pontih is now
able to move slowly about his bed room.
lie intimates that the death Of the pope.
however was possible II not probable,
within a short time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29
FaiaI Hunting AecIdsn,.

Lufdn. Tex. March d Sam ST.
Clair, a young man living near town.
while outhunting accidentally discharg-
ed his gun the entire load taking effect
under his left arm. A surgeon was
summoned, but he died before the ar
rival Of the surgeon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29


Rev. J. P. Barnett Of NavAsota,
will preach sunday morning at
II O'Clock al the Wickson Cumberland
Presbyterian church. Everybody inyii.
ed TO attend.
LOSr-A white Scotch terrier with
black spots brown leather collar with
steel name plate but no name. Liberal
reward for return 10 residence Of Dr.
W. II. Wilson los
When you are hungry At any hour
dAy or night 20 TO Charlie Eiinburg's
restaurant in the Zennau block. Tor
hot lunch served 10 your taste. 6lu
For accident and life insurance either
Ia lodges OF straight lie companies soc
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. Il
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. Il
| have some new patterns in ingram
wall paper which are beauties. See
them. ". A. Dodson. 1906
Mrs W. NJ Hill Of Alexandria, la +,
IL visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Wilson.
W. A. Berry Of Sear,y. Madison coun-
~, was a visitor to Bryan yesterday.
Flower pots, fancy and plain, all siz-
rs, at Emmel's. l07
T. j. Sawyer vas here from Bethel
yesterday.
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r, G. Tabor, NJ. d.
Health Officer.
Bryan, Tex, March 18th, 1893

Cottage home f5r rent after April
1T. luj G. A. Adams.
Jardinieres IN variety Of sizes and
colsrs, very pretty. At Emmel's. 40
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Negro PREACHER Convicted.

Texarkana. Tex, March IS Rev.
w. T Bartlett. colored was convicted
In the Bowie county district court and
given i've years in the penitentiary. The
charge against him was criminal assault
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29

Havana. March Is Tho American
line steamer Paris having on board the
party Of Americans now making tour
Of the West Indies, has arrived here
from santiago
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29
Letter List.

Above list Of letters remaining 10 the
Bryan postoilice for the week ending
March y a charge Of one cent IL made
on each piece Of mail advertised. When
calling Tor these letters please say ad.
yertired, giving date. Very Respt.,
Tyler ilaswell. 4. NJ.
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burglar. secured Cash.

Amarillo. Tex. March % Burglars
entered the hack door Of Charles VOL.
Aims store They blew open and bur.
glariEed his safe OF about $3.50 No
clew,
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Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

\ Travis Jones, J I Ellison, l. l.
'Keown, Waco; A II Lowenthal,
New York; J G Mayo, Richmond
d r snodgrass, Galveston; L I
Ponce, Springfield, No; Joe b
Reed, City; l. L Kaufman, C W
Carr, Houston; John Ford, Chica,
60; J c Marshall, liaska; W I
Richardson, Temple; Paul o Bea.
gin, Muscogee; q NJ Git,inger, Boz
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29

Foruer. Tex. March "a The dry
good. store 81 Kinzelia a Wilson was
entered by burglars sunday night
About 30 pairs " shoes wcre taken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-29

Rockwell, Tex. March - Wesley
Green who had his leg broken a few
days ago by falling tree died from the
effects
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

Did you ever notice the min In the
switching tower? Does II ever occur to
yon that the Ives Of every living person
on train Fl susntfy depend on the prompt
ness and inlss, s,;gence with which he moves
the switch levers under his control7
II men could only realize how small a
thing may act at the critical instant To
switch them from dangerous track on to
one Of perfect safety, the yes<iy deaths
from lung diseases would be less by many
thousands.
:. had regular consumptive cough, OF which
afraid, and everybody cautioned and
Harued me concerning IT, says Nj A. z.
So-o.uy, p o. Boz 1857. New York In . signi6-
CANT letter 70 Dr. 2. v Pierce OF Buffalo. n Y.
!. Wien started 20 take your medicine was
1o>ing spefghf rapidly: was very pale and had
I.o appetite whatever. used three bottles OF
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and DOW
my condition is changed entirely ] do not
cough at all. I have gained eight pounds in
weight. have gained my healthy color: and my
appetite is rHorssoxs. can and will recommend
your medicine to everybody who may be In need
of it, as 1t Is sure cure, and no humbug - 90
many other patent medicines are II IL by far
the superior Of ALL
One chapter Of Dr. Pieree's great thou
ssnd-page illustrated book, The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser tells of
nearly one hundred men and women thus
promptly switched from the track of death
BY this matchless remedy. This book is
sent free for the bare cost of mailing, II
one cent stamps or cloth bound for 81
SNAPS. But only one copy to one family.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

church 10 to be andenominAtional. In
the meantime Sunday and Thursday
evening services and q Sunday school
on Sunday afternoons. all conducted
BY Miss Smith. are held in the house
formerly occupied by the school. Nrs.
sitxabee. . hard-working woman who
lives near. has furnished the lights ana
ehAirs for all these meetings. takine
ell Of her own Tampa and chairs over
and returning them herself each timeL
The infant class meefs In Mrs. SitxA-
bees front room. and In the absence
Of chairs the children sit on the floor.
A year ago Mies Smith learned.
through Police Captain Buckhoitz ce
Canarsie. that no religious services
were held on Barren Island. She vis-
tied the island and after obtaining
permission to use the old building an.
nouuced that there would be services
on the next Sunday morning and evsn-
ink and Sunday school in the afternoon
for the children. All OF the factories
except one work on Sundays and u
women had 70 ~ At homo to gst an
nsr for thslr husbands and in conss-
Quence tie Sunday morning ssrviea
vas not well attended But the Sun
day school and the evening services
have always aourishsd. Mfss Smith
has paid her own sxpsnsss and has
fAilsd to make her two weekly trips
hat once. whom Jamaica hay was frua.
On over last winter for Z few aayB.
what sacrincs this has cost her oAA
only b appreciated afssr , visit 10 ~
Island. She has met with disoo1r-
Assmsnts In many caaes frun thoss ~
AAs tried = As1D. but most q the woaA-
= havs aided her Ia every vAy possi-
~ 4 eablnse orUAA ~ hssa -
eAAeo1 NJ ~ ih ~ nssklAon ~ ~
Wensa ana children axe pay1ng ~ n
= tAe installmeat plan.
WInian 11sllea. engineer e 60 q
~ fartoriea. saI1 u . rspoetsr;
sWhf1s IN inlAnd ~ ~ all -
D11afally l11oP ~ noela = ~ city ~
hn,e osltaFy. ~ inhsb1>azts AAve y
Vnys ~ tcuGoe>en ~ nealsl1e1 a
~ ~ ~ "a ooGla<1e. ~ or1n4 ~
49, ~ - @1klQf,naQ< y 9e ~
= - ~ ~ ~ gl4 ~ RI
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
NO CRIME
- I'm se what oe--. l. . es..1
Jury RooA-

- I'm 81 what ocrun tn . 01nn4
Jury RooA-
New York Journal: The written d.
oSsion Of Justice FursmAn. based on
his recent order directing the case ol
Eoland b. Aolinsux to Be rssubmittsd
TO the grand jury. was nlsd yesterday.
In this decision Justice FursmAn form
ally expresses his opinion Of the du-
ties and proper conduct Of grand 1u-
rom. and he also touches on such pro-
oeedinas before the grand 5ury which
In his opinion should BE- kept secret.
RnGArding the presumption hat AL ths
prooesdings Of = grand jury are -
ors& Justice Fursman says In his de-
olsioa; TT 10 quite mistaks to sup
ppes that everything that oocun h .
grand Jury room u secret Soms
tAfAn must b. kept secret, to-wit; rhs
nntine OF an Indictment vhsrs tAs
paxty Indicted y not In custody. Also
AeW any grand juror votss upoa ~
0n1ang OF an indictment-that b 10
y ~ disclosed. But whAtsvsr occurs
an11ng The sxAminatsoa Of witnsss
uAnthsr The district attorney and III
leunAn Of ~ grand jury or any grand
1nf0r and. . witness. cannot h IL
naSnHs II tAiEs1 b. ksp< secret An
v1lnels nay dtscloss 10 Tie oatsiee
Voln everYtAing thiIt took place. AAl
ulnEo = 10 i1Aibltion iA ~ lAw vhsf'
e1of - prsvsat Il nos = u n eesnsl
- ~ 3 dissless n
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
NMrIi.E.

In accordance with the provisions OF
bylaw No - of the Lincoln Park
Pump Ditch Co the following shares
of stock of said company, which have
been declared forfeited for non-pay-
ment of an assessment levied on Feb
llth. 1899, is published, towit:
II 5. Lewis, 2ssss shares; certificate
No. 53: amount per share in default,
80 cents: amount due, SI36 So. bean
70 bear interest July ist. 1899 And
notice is hereby given that il the same
be not redeemed in accordance with
the bylaws of said company, said
shares will be sold at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash on Sat
urdAy. September 9th, 1899, beginning
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
front door Of the court house. in Canon
City, Fremont County, Colorado
First publication Aug. 10. 1899.
Last publication Sep. I. 1899.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10


running 1t O'Clock. and there il NO
placs for them TO meet except in the
saloons- I could show you twelve
young msn under - years now who
are learning TO drink for want Of some
thing better to do. The young women
need . library and sewing and reading
classes. In tact. even though we live
In . place which does at times smell
to heaven our needs are precisely
those of others"
One OF tn proprfetors Of the island
has recer anted !. 200 vines around
his huge Ia.~n factories. and has set
out some tFess- When these are
grown one end Of the island will seem
lsss deserving of its name. A bridge
has been put across the marsh and
creek which almost divide the island
This enables those who have occasion
to cross from the north to the south
side to do 70 Without risking their
lives. Previous to that single plank
supported on stakes was the only
means OF transit for the school chill
drsn who lived on the north side.
Streets. It Is said, have been laid out
ON the island. but as yet there are No
evidences OF them. Until three years
ago Barren island had never had =
postof,ce. The mail had been left at
Canarsie until enough had accumu-
lated to make q trip profitable and than
had been delivered at the rate Of ave
esuts . letter.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
sp.r. .e -. wA,s. n.....

Presidents have to amuse themselves
as well ~ lesser folk, and We have
grown to smile instead Of frown upon
the amusements OF the chief magis-
trate- Cleveland shot ducks, fished and
played pinochle; Harrison shot ducks
and toyed with encyclopedias: John
Quincy Adams played BILLIARDS: Grant
strolied up and down Pennsylvania
avenue and smoked, Polk nursed his
asceticism and wallowed In the intro
specfive: Arthur liked q rubber 1t
whist. q smoke and cocktail; Lincoln
told stories: Buchanan spent his Idle
moments coueratulating himself on b.
ing = bachelor. One Of Buchanau'B
able speeches In congress was made In
opposition to Adams purchase of Z
billiard table. cues and balls for ~
white house- He ranted fsarfnIly oveR
the -enormous- expenditure, tho
vastsfnlneos. the extravasancs. tho
'-ucrupies q ~ pious." ths powerful
ana exteaslve influence upon he NOR
ais OF the youth Of our sountry.- Az
ter the TRADE he learned With chaerin
that the president had paid Dur The
table. etc. out Of his oWn pocksk-
New York Prss-
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
DOROTHY DREW.

Dorothy Drew. Gladstooe's famous
grandchild, whose loving companion
ship added so much to the happiness
OF his later years. is the subject Of .
very interesting sketch in The Young
Woman We learn from It that before
her 4th year her political views had
become decidedly radical; TO her mind
the house OF lords was q most reprs-
hensible institution, and the house of
commons was the mainstay Of the ma
ton. When the house Of lords was
spoken of in her presenos - the up
per house." she would rstort: You
mean the house Of commons!" Che
visited the latter during her ID ysas.
and for q time thought herself in
church The frequent risiAg and sit-
ting OF the members soon undeceived
her however. and from these move
ments and the oratorfca1 -gesticulataons
Of the speakers, she fancaed herself In
. Eymnasium-an impression derived
from a previous visit to such . place.
Tor some time after this the commons
was the place where granddad goes
b do his 'nastics.- or, ON occasions,
-the place where granddad goes to do
his lessons"
Her visit to Queen Victoria vas q
nomentous episode In her young li6s,
and from the article above mentioned
we quote the narrative Of her delikht-
ful experiences:
Dorothy relates how she went down
the very long corridor to put On hee
new white frock and hsr slIk ssovss.
and how = grand servant al drss,sd
In rsd came to ~ thst tho qsssa wss
waating. The Indiaa man vAon ~
Qnssn Hlss vxy nurA- - 4 ~
euuf. n1d tAs next munn9ak uuruehy
stood bs1ore the grsat uusau vham ~
grandpapa had served for sixty ysaru.
But Dorothy thought nnthIng Of the
vAnfne0 Of the empire, q Il the isngeh
a. the reign which all the world was
ceIeofating. 1t was nothing to hsr
that the kindly gray-haired lady. before
her was mistress Of one-quarter Of the
whole human race To Dorothy she
was Just another woman like grand
mamma. with white cap on her he'd:
and Dorothy courtesied and kissed her
and told her her name was -Dorsia.' ''
that she called Mr.. Gladstone grand
papa" that they al had pet names as
the castle, and SO on and % on; ana
many Interesting pet names were ~
vealed on both sides. The queen pat
"a her glasses and asked me to 70 70
the other side Of the room, % that she
could zee me better Dorothy ex.
paains. and then she took . little
3owel-case and said. THIS is for yoa.
I opened It and saw . darling little
brooch. with q diamond v and a d.
1ond r and turuuoiss I. and little
crown 1t the top made a rsd enamel
I oo0rtesisd.and Kissed her hand and
~. Thank you very much She
looked very nice and kind. and I liked
her very much Then the queen kisssd
the little debutAnte again. and Doro-
thy and her mother returned to town =
Kipling. who is numbered among the
celebrities who have sought Dorothys
acquaintance. tells an amusing story
q their meeting. They bad been in
the grounds Surrounding HavArden for
some time together. when Doruthy's
mother appeared. saying:
Nov. Dorothy. l hope yuu have noe
been wearying Mr.. Kipline." 'Oh. 20:
not biz was the frankly unoonvsa-
t1onAl reply. ''Mr. Kfpllng has hsan
WQorytux mo.-
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
MlNlNG APPLICATION.
No SesG.
xin.r., survey No. isssa-

Mineral survey No. isi7u
US Land once. ross,Ss o.l9:sss.
Notice is hereby giv.s that prsdsrte 4.
aoodsin. Grant D,eiinsos nd Ciassses 2.
Harris whose pcsto11cs addrsea = cA.oe
City. Colorsdo. In ooAforniy yitA tns pro.
and acts amendAtory thereto. have nets ~
The Rose BUD lode beax,aE Cold, tHs ssae
oefug sez feet n. - degress - Dtnutes =.
sSa ssss cut g III .ssss
Sisy 0er arssssSsss Z, sl,1sE 6.ssriss, ~
noses on Ole In he oIace q d. nsGlsssr q
said y. s Lad omes = fessse. ooaernAs'
ssxinains 81 eorass No. !. vAsse. - -
ssh p. n. bears X. > dss1Sss. Z Iissass. Z
seconds =. and 10 dkssans &en.A esee, -
vhencs corner No. Z ..sysy " - ~.
! survey % No tsssS ssssi.si IsSe 80 !
sss s'ssss sS..s. soes:s :s:'s se 1870 esssss n ~ -
coppsr ecy Lc.ass ssass - z 49, !
aassss: ses.s: !. S sssssss ssssssA .isss.s i Sss;s
sics = e &SsgFsss. z a4ssss>s 4ss i ~ - - = e
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s:sssa 8 49, - = = 4
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Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
INNING APPLIcAfIoH
u.aL..a oae.. f.:s... o:....A.,

Q- - A<8Mo 49, o9o.1s
Nosies h hsrsoy sivea ~ dssr1s . o.
ssdy. for htnsslf AAd ee-ounaEa. oAag1as
syanson aAd JcsspA nss.r. vAeee Posos1ee
Addrnss 10 CAnoa C1ky. C1Asga1ns hnNo 49,
day nled their aDpaicas1oa- fer . Daeeae tpR
isaS linear feet OF tAa Colnn14no 49,. ~
ssms being looo n n. = deg. ~ mia y I'D
soo n . s deg 10 nin- " fr0atAs disaovsry
shaft bearing gold nad osAer prseao1s nss-
ais. situate In the 0roonhorn MtntnG Dleexics.
County of Fremont and 9tate Of cotoEnd0s
and described By the asld nosss and o0oiAl
plat On die U shis esncs = eeryey 70. -
Beginning N Cor. No. L uhs1ce the Nh.
Cor. Sec -. 7. ~ = X n ~. Of the al p y
bears 8. - deg. = ntn- ~ oeo- - 1Drl. - II; (;
thence : = dog. g min 2; - e. 20 cos. No .:
3: thence n ~ deg. - mia ". - n 20 Cor
No. Z: thence N - deg. ~ nkn- =. leeo n 70
Cor. No 1. the place Of beGinning. Contnln-
INK to.sn .c-sa. This clain v lcoaeed N he
n. u >ec. - and ths g. y See- ~. r. 70 - \ n
w of the sxh p. n he amanded location
certincAts of which q recordsd In book - -
page ie of the records OF freDonk ocanky ~
Canon Uity. Colorado Nance Of ndtoiniAg
and connicsfn4 elaine unknoun-
J. n 0onpou. RsgisssF.
First pub july 8: last psb> sspssnbsr :. ~
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
w.. ny Iu..s on.

New Orleans Times Democrat: Il
vas travelling through thinly ssttisd
district up the country some time axo, .
said drummer. who can't tell lie
whom be 49, ons. ''and had occasien
70 stop q . snail town on the line a
the road. The only vehicle could -
at ths station was ransAAckls huegy
driven BY an old darky. and ~ ws
snailed ~ the road amused myss,l
b. pamplns him shout people and
tAinR Finally Il occurred to NJ e
Gst sons potntsss o. ths bsst place =
1D1oA Look hsrs. uncls.' ~,
sWhsss - eplks ssaeraily hang o1l
bsrsr rhe cid naR GAss = salasn
otsrt An1 s1AEs1 = ns V1eA sviAeal
eooreAeanlca. vel boasy' h rsoaiso
= hoazse Wh4epee. tAey ~ ~
G'ly hanU1 - = that thar big skonf-
~ trse yoneHs ssssae NJ hum y
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
ca~s, ~ ma

sarah-oh. l am 70 happy. Maggie
What has happened. dear. Sarah
! have Just found out that my darling
Aionso b color-bIind- Nasgie-why.
Whist advantage IL thsrs in that,
gayNh-He can't see how stupidity red
my nose gets In cold veather.-The
Rival