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Cañon City record., 1899-03-30
If you contemplate buying wheel
this year Thomas can please you. IL
GnllaptFy.

Describe to me- she said what you
would consider an ideal wife"
With pleasure he replied; but ii
will be necessary first that you explair
to me what you consider your predom
mating traits-"-Chicago Post
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Ix.ere.ee le nli.s.

Shipwrecked Captaiu--It's useless:
can't find my bearings.
Anxious Passenger-Perhaps you
left them in your other coat.-Brook-
lyn Life.
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Iss Rarity.

Jaggles-I wonder why such . high
value is placed on old china?
Waggles-Because it has been 90
hard to keep it from the servant giris.
N. Y. World
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my children" said the poor man
sadly. '-are crying for bread"
(which shows said the rich man
coldly. "how much you have TO be
thankful for. Now. mine are crying
for bon-bons. brooklyn Life.
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No Room for II.

They say those Quiggses We just
pased have n skeleton IN their closet"
"Oh- impossible, They i've in . Har-
lem dAt."-Brooklyn Life.
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s..r,~. Of I.fer-as.,..

THAT boy knows good deal more
than he ought to-"
well; he has been living as home
with his sisters. Town Topics
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Thomn. h.nalee nll the h.

Thomas handles an the best makes
Of bicycles Which he is selling on easy
installments. He Is handling the 1889
Cleveland, Rambler, Victor. Sterling.
Stearns and other models to select
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FOR RENr-x-s acre ranch. only one mile
and half from city lfmits, suitable for stock
or dairy rAnch- PasrurAge and good garden
tracf 80 pNr month. Enquire at Fremont
County Bank. esl
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Library Notlce.

! The regular meeting Of the Library
..Asociation will be held at the library
Tuesday afternoon, April 4, At 2:30
o'clock. The annual meeting for the
election Of officers will immediately
follow the regular meeting and full
attendance Is desired.
Ms. A. \. HAwLsy, Sscy.,
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ne w.y TO r..s O-e-

.'Do you think that the north and the
south are closer together again -
well, just let any foreign country
try to come between them and see."-
Town Topics.
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He CanfeaneA

And what would you be now Il It
werenst for my money!
a bachelor."--Puck.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-30

aAvR YOU BOOKS Or MAGAZINES TO
bind. We do book binding q every descrip-
ton, Art and nne blnding.- Blank BOOK
D@nyar. Colo.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-30

YOUNG MAN Of good family and character
reliable and Wiling worker. wishes to work
for board with respectable family on fruit
farm near Canon City. MOT = cousumptive-
Address H,syt. 97ia Humboldt street Denver.
anna
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FoR RENT Or sALE-Houses- all sires-
Inquire of +. A Raynolds af Fremont County
Bank. OH
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Mrs. Emma PaytOn
4os rlain Street. Harding Block

invites the attention of the ladies of Fremont
county to her complete and carefully selected
stock of hats, bonnets. toques, tips, feathers, flow
and seasonable trimmings for spring and summer
head dressing. Shapes, shades and trimmed hats
in endless variety and at prices to meet popular
demands Ribbons and novelties in tints and
combinations to meet the fancy of the most fas-
tidious taste.
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KEEP YOUR OWN KEY AND COUNSEL
BY rentinx steel sAfsty box At the Fremont
County Bank. IS year 6f
Cañon City record., 1899-03-30

roR SALE on RKNT-Four new hrich
cottagss in desirable part OF city
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FOR sALE-Any quantity II inch pitch
faced Asher, cheap kngtish Lumber Co III
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rOR RRNr.-ffve desirable brick houses;
All With water and cellArs. some with barns
and some with desirable garden tracts Cal
~ Fremont County Bank for particulars
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wANTED-Competent girl to do general
housework. Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
on wsser street. d. q R. G. section house
Wages s. per month. 'iifs
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TO rRADE-Good quiet mare for good
| horse. VIII pay cash difference. J. B. Lantx
Canon Steam Laundry. t2a
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reda1h aleavs ftsak S Es'tS1's,
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TO LET-One pleasant sunny room with
board. Parior and porch sunny First ave-
nue. shove ditch, between Eighth and Ninth.
sls Forest avenue. Address box eas, city.
pnsaa ronaonn nnblo. siH4
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FOR RRNr-Rour acres set to fruit, Is
year, old, ous mile from P o. zleo garden
In town. Buggy for sale cheap Enquire LIS
Main 50,
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TELL OF YOUR
WANTS
Record Want Column.

..Heip wanteAo and s'Sitsatio.s wan
teAn AAs- Free In this Column
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FOR SALE--One new pressed brick.
room house, on fenced 10: &4xiao. hydrani
wsfer and set 10 fruit. tor 1880 Small pay
ment down. balance on long time at pei
KANT call At Fremont County Bank. u-tf
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TO ExCHANGE-Saoo0 stock of dry goods
for we'll located city property See J NJ
RzgsdAle Son. an Main street. l2u
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-
VYyANrED- SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w per-ons In this state to manage oue
bur uesn in your own and nearby counites
II ts mainly once work conducted a. home.
Salary straight $50 year and expenses
definite, bonadde, NO more. no lees salsts
Nouthly S7A References kpclose sel-
addressed stamped envelope. Herbert
He>s. Prest.. Dept. NJ. Nhicago.
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wANrED-At once, tvo setting hens. Ad-
dress box Ils or AZ ply Record once l2t<
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-. e =. s::. .sas sss s::e 80 80
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms for
| Ii izht housekeeping. Enquire li-l River ST
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FOR SALE Oh TRADE--Interest in claim
at Dawson. within nsile OF Copper king
Will sccspt anything thai walks or tails
miIch cows preferred Box efs. Canon City.
13
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and dsposif check Liberal reward to nnder-
c. g. 8ELrxRR.
lni At AcGeary's Carrfage shop.
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Nelese - aElsa llaokhslsllo
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24

1t is not injurious to sleep in a room
where there are growing plants, provid-
ed there is sufficient ventilation to in
sure change of air.
A safe tooth powder that can be used
as often as desired can be made Of equal
parts of ground orris root and powdered
chalk, favored with few drops Of oil
of wintergreen.
To prevent chilblains, bathe the feet
nightly in hot alum water, one teaspoon
full of powdered alum to the quart Of
water. Rub the feet every morning
with dry sea salt.
Typhoid fever does not protect from
subsequent attacks. In this, as in most
other sicknesses, temperature Of so
degrees is correct, the bodily tempera-
ture not being question Of moment.
Here Is a list of the foods listed as
"laxative": Fruits, juicy vegetables,
oatmeal, water. Constipating foods are :
Toast, fatty meats, pastry, barley, su-
gar, nuts, cake, pickles, salted meats,
cured fish,
Nosebleed is a common ailment with
those who are growing rapidly, the
blood often becoming too thin. A rem
edy may be found in the administration
Of teaspoonful of a solution of albu-
inmate Of iron after meals.
The real value of the popular exer-
cisers is psychical rather than physical
The contrivance itself fixes the atten-
tlon closely, and makes the exercise
seem more meaning than it really is.
The development and fexibility of the
muscles is not everything. Some power
full expansive measure is often needful,
and may be found in persons own will
power. Practice taking long, deep
breaths with head erect and chest
thrown out. Take the longest breath
possible and slowly exhale. Repeat a
dozen times-it will be found to be q
most beneficial mode Of exercise.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24

untainted by commercialism. II is that
Faneuil Hall may always endure that
ancient wood is to be cut out to make
room for mill construction. The ele-
ment that wanted to hear down the
Old South Church has no part in this.
Inc familiar cupola with its grasshop-
per vine Will remain, stained copper
Will counterfeit the decaying weather.
boards, and the outline and general de-
tail of the original building will be
made permanent.
Faneuil Hall was built in 1742, with
the idea that it would never fall. When
IL was presented to the city it was a
wonderful building in the matter of
construction for that time. 1t was en-
arged in 1906 and partially rebuilt
twice since after fires. Fifteen or twen-
ty years ago the inspector of buildings
called it a bad fire risk, and more re-
Gently the city has been urged to give
the hall the best protection. The outer
walls are of brick, and these have been
so well preserved by mortar and paint
that they are practically as good to-day
as when first erected. But the entire
interior of the building was of wood,
and naturally this has been attacked by
dry rot in places, and the danger from
fire was very great.
The Mayor appointed a committee to
consider the reconstruction or repair of
the building. The plan adopted con-
templates the entire reconstruction of
the interior above the ground floor. The
old floors will be replaced by steel and
brick, the new roof will be of slate and
steel and the inside walls will be of
steel and plaster The greatest care
will be taken to preserve the exact
original interior finish in the recon-
struction, except that steel will take
the place of wood. The whole cost of
the reconstruction will be only $125, ZOO,
and when it is completed the building
will be fireproof in the best sense of the
word above the street floor, while it
will have lost absolutely none of its
old-time architectural flavor of detail.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24

ited with some turning of her head over
her fathers elevation. and at we'd
ding feast is reported to have ex-
claimed, when asked why the wives of
the major generals were absent: "Ill
warrant you, washing their dishes at
home. as they used to do" Not par
ticularly "amiable" sentence that.
Cromwell seems to have had some in
sight of her little weakness. "Tell her."
he wrote once, ito take heed of de-
parting heart and Of being cozened
with worldly vanities and worldly COM
pany, which. l doubt, she is too sub
ject to-" 1t is agreed by most author.-
ties that John Claypole himself was
little enough Of a puritan, but let it
stand to his credit that, after Oliver
died, he provided a haven for his wild
ow for the rest Of her life in this manor
house. Marlborough is on the borders
of NorthamptOnshire, some seven miles
from Peterborough. and a mile and a
half from Market Deeping.-Cincln-
natl Commercial Tribune.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
The Sailors Personal Pride.

Next to the creature comforts of his
inner man the naval sailor thinks most
Of his personal appearance. No blue
jacket with any regard for himself will
wear the uniform as it is issued from
the paymaster's stores. Only the new
recruit or the coal passer lost to all
shame will appear in public In such
togs. There is as much nicely Of detail
in the cut and trimming Of the naval
uniform as in the fashionable gown of
a society lady ashore.
The snug fit Of the blue shirt, the
careful hang Of the bell-bottom trous-
ers, and the breadth and curve Of the
Jaunty hat, all must conform to an
arbitrary naval pattern, and must also
be made with the proper number of
gillguys and silk-worked stars and dia-
monds so dear to the sailors heart.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
How Beeswax Is Made.

One Of the most taxing Of the bee in
dustries is the making of wax, accord
ing to Anna Botsford Comstock, who
describes the operation in the Chautau-
quan thus: Bees gorge themselves
with honey, then hang themselves up
in festoons or curtains to the hive, and
remain quiescent for hours; after a
time wax scales appear, forced out
from the wax pockets. The bees re-
move these scales with their natural
forceps, carry the wax to the mouth
and chew 1t fol- time, thus changing
1t chemically. Thus 1t may be seen
that waxmaking is great expense to
the colony, for 1t costs not only the
time Of the workers, but 1t Is estimated
that twenty-oue pounds Of honey is re-
quired to make one pound Of wax.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24

Of this country. No. 1G0 is able to
mount Sherman hill with ease, pulling
a heavy train. The summit level of this
mountain is S,240 feet above sea level.
However, he has only the judgment of
child of his age and might fall asleep
or become tired at his post, so he ac-
companies the regular engineer, who,
although he is an entirely competent
man and has seen seven years of SER
vice, frankly confesses that Hugh can
beat him in an off-hand description of
the iron horse. Hugh's knowledge of
locomotive is not the limit of his edu-
cation, as he can tell the name of nearly
every part of United States battleship
at sight"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
A Lucky Chance.

Inc discovery of the principle of the
a a%anu1acture of satin was pure acci-
uent The word "satin," which orig
%ally was applied to all silk stuffs,
- aas' since the last century, been used
W ueSlgnate simply those tissues which
Suiy m present lustrous surface. The
scovery was made by a silk weaver
uieu octavio Mai. During a dull
pe.iou pe OF business one day he was
p"eing p"g before his loom, not knowing
~" 10 give new impulse to his trade.
+. nS ne passed the machine each time,
puiied some short threads from the
th tHh"ip and, following an old habit, put
I'LL en INTO his mouth and rolled them
u,' tho soon after splitting them upon
hau noor. Later he discovered little
o oai, OF silk upon the floor of his shop,
~ was astonished at the brllliancy
no,,l ne threads. He repeated the ex-
ro., ,,lueht, and eventually employed
o~s ~t'ous mucilaginous preparations,
World. ~
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24

and established instead a Christian
church. The pyramid has the appear
ance of a natural hill. 1t is 1T feet
above the plain. The four sides face
the cardinal points and are laid in ter
races that now are overgrown with
flowers and shrubs. The base covers
twenty acres of the plain. A paved
road leads up the steep west side, with
steps of hewn stone, to the arch and
cross Of the church of Nuestra Sonora
de los Remedies. From the balconies
the view of the valley and surrounding
mountains, the many churches. with
their glazed tile towers, and the towns
and villages of the plain is superb.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
LORD HERSCHELL.
Titled Englishman Who Closed His
Eyes Among Strangers.


Eyes Among Strangers.
Unusually sad are the circumstances
connected with the recent death of Lord
Herschell in Washington, D. G. Clos
ing his eyes among comparative stran-
gers in the American capital and sep
arated by the wide expanse of the At
iantic from the familiar scenes and kin
dred faces of his English home, his
manner Of leaving the world was pa
thetic in the extreme and certainly he
could not have wished to die thus. But
there is some measure of consolation in
the fact that he died at his post of
duty while engaged in promoting the in
tereSts of international peace and good
will, and that tender and gentle hands
rendered him whatever service they
could render him in his last hours upon
earth. Lord Herschell was one of the
most illustrious Of English liberals and
many were the honors which his coun-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
AN OLD HOUSE,
The One Provided for Oliver Crom.
welps Widow,

Cromwell legends are so ubiquitous
IN England that it is a real relief to Law
ones hand upon bit of solid fact re-
latlng either to the protector or his
FAMILY. Such fact is this photograph
OF marlborough manor house. Eliza
beth, the second and favorite daughter
or Cromwell. married John Claypole,
or marlborough. and appears to have
spent a considerable portion of her
twelve years of welded life in this sub
stantial fourteenth century house. Car
lyle asserts Elizabeth Claypole to have
been "a graceful, brave and amiable
woman" and of her home that it Is
now ruined-patched into a farm
house" The second statement is not
characterized by his usual accuracy
and the first probably needs some mod
ification, for Elizabeth Claypole is cred
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
DAUGHTER OF GENERAL MILES.
Has Been in Porto Rico and Is Well
Known in Society,

Has Been in Porto Rico and Is Well
Known in Society.
Miss Celia Sherman Miles, the only
daughter of Major General and Mrs.
Nelson A. Miles, is one of the striking
figures of Washington's exclusive soci-
ETY.. She is most prepossessing woman
and remarkable in many ways. She Is
a woman Of divers accomplishments.
Besides being one of the best horse
women in the capital city, she rides
wheel, is an enthusiastic golf devotee,
owns several handsome dogs, is pian-
list of ability and assists her mother at
all social functions. She is everywhere
regarded as an exceptionally talented
young woman. Miss Miles developed
her athletic trait on the Western from
tier, where she was raised while her
father was on duty there. 1t was in
that section of the country that she be-
came infatuated with equestrianism.
During the spring and fall months she
is frequently seen riding a spirited
horse in Washington in company with
her father and her two dogs, one a Cor
don setter and the other fox terrier.
Porto Rico has been complimented by
visit from this remarkable woman.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
WHAT is TRIPLE EXTRACT ?
The Process by Which the Odor of
Flowers Is Obtained.


Flowers that are to be- used in the
manufacture of perfumes are always
gathered at nightfall, or quite early in
the morning when the dew Is upon
them. Before they are gathered, how
ever, receptacles are prepared for them
in 1.-THE shape of large frames, over which
are stretched cotton cloths we'll satu-
rated with olive oil or almond oil. The
cut flowers are brought in, and are
thickly spread on frame; then an
other frame is fitted over it, and that,
in turn, is well spread with flowers;
then a third frame is fitted over the
second spread of flowers, and thus the
work goes on, until a huge pile of flow
ers is prepared.
This 1ower-heap is left for two days;
at the end Of which time the fioScrs
are removed from the frames and re-
placed by fresh ones. The frames are
filled and emptied every two days
until two weeks have passed. Then
the cloths are detached from the
frames, and placed under great pres
sue, and all the oil Is pressed out of
tn I'm. The oil thus obtained is heavily
charged with the fragrance of the flow
eIs, and 1t is mixed with double it's
weight Of very pure rectitied spirit and
put in a vessel called "digester,"
which Is simply porcelain, or block
tin, kettle that fits In another kettle.
When in use the outer vessel is filled
with boiling water.
In this vessel the mixture of oil and
spirits "digests" for three or four days;
then, after having cooled, the spirit is
decanted into another vessel, holding
the same quantity of fragrant oil, and
the digesting process is repeated. After
being thus digested three times, the
spirit Is found to have taken up enough
of the perfume, and 1t is then decanted
from the oil for the third and last time
through tube, one end of which Is
filled with cottonwood to serve as a
filter. The fluid thus prepared is called
triple extract"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
IN HONOR OF RUSSIAN HEROES.
Monument Erected to Soldiers Who
Fell Fighting the Turks.

A monument over the grave Of the
Russian soldiers who fell in the war
against Turkey was unveiled near Con-
stantinople the other day by the Grand
Duke Nicholas Of Russia.
The monument stands in square of
about six acres, surrounded by cren-
elated wall, with tower at each cor
ner. 1t is built of gray rough-dressed
granite, with embellishments Of white
French stone. Over the main entrance
is a painting of Christ, and on the 9th
er side is a picture of Vladimir, and
on the other one of Alexander Newsky.
The base of the building is a charnel
house, in which cse bones of the SOL
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
Furnishing opium Eaters.

The Chinese Government does all in
It's power to check the opium habit, the
punishments common in the Chinese ar
my for this habit being extreme. For
the first offense the man may have his
upper lip cut; for the second he may be
decapitated. For the last sixty years
an average of half ton of opium has
been sent to China from India every
hour.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24

diers have been deposited. Above is the
chapel, which is surmounted by cam
nonile and over that is a spire. The
work of building the monument was
begun in 1888, under the supervision OF
Col Peshkoff, who designed the monu-
ment
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
LORD FARRAR HERsCHELL.

tymen bestowed upon him in the
curse OF his long career. Since last
'uly ne had continuously resided in this
'ountry in the prosecution of his labors
w ,ne Joint high commission. His son,
a''., nvnard Farrar Herschell, has been
WIN MN most Of the time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
Artful Advertisers.

military.
IA Ve's-oh, yes. l think that is the
10 ,,l ct the department houses appeal
slo"ap "nen they always advertise bargain
shters.-Detroit Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
Oldest Liphthouse.

The lighthouse at Corunna, Spain, is
believed to be the oldest one now In
use It was erected during the reign of
Traian. and rebuilt in 1884.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
YOUNG ENGINEER.
=, ;+t,e Three-Year-O with a Re-
liable knowledge of Engines.

probably the youngest railroad engi-
.oor in the world is little 3-year-old
uucb Richards Of Laramie, Wyo. This
,ntpresting little fellow resides with his
grandfather, H! 7. Richards, the man.
Sger of hotel at Laramie. Mr.. Rich
aTds' profession is that Of railroad en-
aneer and he has with great care in
structed his grandson in his beloved oc-
cupation.
During an interview with Mr.. Rich
ards the other day regarding his youth
ful pupil he said: Hugh was born in
chicago on July IS, 1895, and moved
inf here in February last. The photo
graph shows Hugh and his engine. She
isone of the Union Pacific monsters, No.
1eO and is used on the mountain grades
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
OLDER THAN THE AZTEcS.
Pyramid of Cha1ula Rises 1T Feet
Above the Plain.

Above the Plain.
When the Aztecs came to Mexico
they found the pyramid of Chalula
Tradition says that race of giants de-
scended from two survivors of a great
deluge. They intended to raise the pyr-
amid to heaven, but they incurred the
displeasure of the gods, who sent down
fires to destroy them. When the Span
iards overran the country they demol-
ished the sumptuous temple which the
Aztecs had erected to the god of air
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-11-24
BUILT TO DEFY AVALANcHEs.
A Quaint Little Church on a Swiss
Mountain Side.

The quaint little church shown in the
illustration, is similar to many others,
the only difference being in the con-
struction Of the back, which Is curious