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Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
Notice or Fer.cles.re Sale.

Public notice il hereby given that
under and by virtue of decree Of fore
closure of mechanics lien and special
order Of sale, made and entered BY the
District Court within and for tho
County Of Fremont, Colorado. in . suit
wherein The Stearns- Roger ManufAc-
turing Company was plaintiff, and The
London X Cripple Creek Reduction Cor
poratisn, Limited, A E Rudolph as Pub
Colorado, and G. F. Laeombe, were do
PENDANTS, and Chas. Z. CAST, inter
venor. ON December Sth, A. D., 1850,
have levied upon. and will on Friday,
January 9TH, A. D.. 1900, at the hour OF
3 O'Clock T. NJ. on said day, at the Front
Door of the Court House in Canon
City. in the County of Fremont, state
Of Colorado. SELL. at Public auction.
to the highest a. best bidder, for cash.
all the following described property and
premises situated in Fremont County,
Colorado, and more particularly de-
scrided rs follows. o-wit: All that
part a.4d parcel of the South East
quarter Of The North West quarter
et Section twenty-one (2I. Town
ship nineteen tlgl south, Range
sixty nine Qi9l West, bounded -
follows: Beginning at point three
hundred and thirty $50 feet North Of
the South Nest corner OF said forty
acre tract: thence due East a distance
of nine hundred ess0l feet; thence due
North distance Of three hundred and
thirty (S3oi feet, thence due West dis
tanee OF four hundred aiid eighty (4So)
feet; thence due North a distance OF
three hnH0red and thirty (3s0l feet;
thence due West i distance of four
hundred aud twenty feet (i2u) feet;
thence due South distance of
six hundred and sixty t66O) feet, to
the point of beginning. together with
the mill, mill b1Hdlpgs, and aii other
erections, fixtures, improvements aud
appliances therein or thereon, for the
purpose OF satisfying tbs Judgment
aud lien established and decreed by
said court in the above entitled suit, in
favor of said plaintiff for the sun OF
three thor sand four hundred and eight
dollars and ninety SIX cents lS3iUs.9d)
debt. and costs Of suit taxed at S537 10
and costs and expenses OF adyertisinG
and making sale. said sale will b.
made subject to the right OF redemp
tion provided by law.
Dated At Canon City. Colofs'to, tsiss
14th day Of December. A. ID. 1879.
fSEAL1 W l.. HAWKINS.
sheriff OF Fremont County, Colorado.
LIST publication Dec. H.. 1899
Last publication January tth, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
n OF CH

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Fremont Building and
Loan Association will be held at the
office of W. H. Mcclure & Co., in Canon
City, Colorado, on Friday, January 5th,
1900. at the hour of z 80 in the evening
of said day. Directors should then be
elected, and any other lawful business
needing attention viii then be trans
acted.
1t Is important that majority of
stock be represented. and every stock
holder is urged to be present in person
or by proxy. No revenue stamps are
required On proxies for this associa-
ton.
CHARLES E. WALDO,
Secrstary-
First pub. Dec.2l, 1899; last Jan.4 1900
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
MINING APPLICATION No. s7ss.
Neiicr Of Application For U. $. Pat.
cut.
Aiacsstsr snd Gypsum Placer ClAfms-
United Stases Lasd once.
Pleb.o. tAol4,ratff. ncronsp - y.

Aiansstsr snd Gypsum Placer ClAims.
United stases LAsd once.
Pueblo. Colorado. October. II. rsS3
:, sssies ,ss + ssyssy styen that In parss.nes
rhessoa, vaess cessefnee ADDRESS i. No. : rs, &,
IA <son oEteyarde. Chicago. Ilffnois. and
= A. parsahs. whose posfciiice address Il,
valley Ranch. hsgo> KiugmAn County, Kan
tbs A ahaslsr Piacer Mining clsim, uhicL
comprises the
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Cañon City record., 1899-12-21


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Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
Bsds wasted.

Bids ars wanted for the superinterd-
euey Of the Deweese- Dye Ditch nn1
Reservoir Co. for the irrigasing seae0u
~ 1900 Accommodating ut open weather
IN March and ending In Noye0hes.
The annual meeting II the st0ckhol6
-vs Of this company will b. hsld = ~
Ian 4 1900 Ut 2 O'Clock. and III ht1dnSs
M ssQs.eofed 70 be present RNft1oD
xhc h&ts nat had II leasf tbrse yeogof
expqflestce in iFrigatinR Or y MOI NJ
~ - dev1fe Nh tiUe any ~ ese<y ~
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Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
Cali Of Bonds. School District No. S,
Fremont Ceunty.


Notice is hereby given that at the
office of the Treasurer of the County OF
Fremont, in the state of Colorado. in
the CITY of Canon City. on the Twenty
Fifth day of January, A D. 1900, the
said undersigned Treasurer OF school
District No of said Comfy and STATE.
will pay certain bonds of said District.
OF the issues OF July LIST. 1891, of the
number aud amount respectively to-
wit: Number Thre- lSl Four (l) and
Five tsl, of the amnnrt of Three Hun
dsed Dollars (SSlOI01 each. and after
the day above ixed for the payment en-
the bonds described rs aforesaid. inter
est shall cease and determine.
W. B. FELTON,.
Treasurer of said District.
Colorado Dec 18th. fssa
First publication. Dec. q. 1899
Last Publication. Jan. %. 1900
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
Mset Tken At the Depot.

The Denver and Cripple excursion
lists Christmas and take them to
Miller's for ice cream and candies.
Open all day.
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21

~Ons Ninnts Cough Curs y H. hsst
tseSsdy / evee used for oouRhs and
81. y 3 eusSssalsa ,ss ]. s. !, ,, wsoGRlsF
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21

Psssss. 0rgs.s snl seviag Hlachssss
sold. rented and repaired BY ". S.
DuPee. AIS Main St. Golden Rule
Store.) 4stf
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
Ordsf New.

Your candies for xmas. Am max
ing night an day but orders ars
coming In % fast | nay run short.
Expect 70 make 1000 pounds ut b.
fore xmas. The public b Rstting on
70 the fact that candy b bsttsr than
medicine and oandy bills are not %
large = Dr. BillA consequently they
are eating more candy aad taking
leas medicine. II yeu evsr ~ :
punny, sickly child rs - that dess
ut ~ candy, q Il Z dos 4 + IL
cheap traaA. Hat Dero Il MiIler's
candisu and take Ises ns1iche and
ncts ~ sGsck 6ot2
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
LETTER LIST.

Lis. Of letters remaining in Caiion
City poetofiice unclaimed for week
snding December IL. 1899.
matter.
Bacint, Joe
Barns, Sam
Bugguist, Miss Anna
Brown, EN-
Dayy, 7 H
Dayy, Thos H Jr
Dickens, 7 E
Eaton, Mrs J l
Erickson, Kate
Hammock, Mike
Iron Clad Nursury
Jones', Robert
Martin, B w (3)
Mutt, John
Millett, Mrs Tillis G
McQuiston, A
Putnam, Alfred F
Ranlins, Geo F
Ream, RS
Stewart, Mrs George
Warner, & J (2)
B. F. S1ASFBR, P. n.
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
La GRIPPE
= ~ rsassag . ~ Aar,.s.. Msase

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physieiaas ~ shs vsssA
sAew that svw saxAy ~
cent Of the casss II aslulssA
CONSUMPTION - - -
IA oRtPpn. nsrs - 49,
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rUDYAu Wfu bglAG absu1
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
AS
THE DAYS
GROW COOLER

All who drive feel the neces-
sity for a warm lap robe. We
have a nice line which for the
quality are very cheap. The
horse also needs a new blan-
ket-which we can furnish.
The whip is a useful argu-
ment sometimes needed. See
our stock before you buy. for
we can please you when 9TH
ers cannot.
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21

whils priess ars soans NJ ~ custom
Of many dssIess n 70 buy ssoonA grads
geods. You Win not 1nd Il 10 with u.
Ne and thAt tns bswt y ~ cheapest.
Our stoek y eonplsts.. ths Quality nsst
49, and Cur pfioes - ~ lowest.
Oar Tleur + ~ ~ h town. Dalt q
~ sazns psies = intsrttF heends, ~
kaso % eenpaafns. n Dess 0sotio
~ - x'en1t Me.s55 psss neesA 81
xjIxI : oly,o,
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21

First pub. Dec.2l 1899; last jan 1900
Cañon City record., 1899-12-21
The Parts Affected Are:

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Irvington.

Miss Josephine Smith will return to-day
from New York
Mrs. /. N. Watts. Of Winchester, is visit
ing Mrs. Frank Tibbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Carvin have returned
from a visit in Rushville.
Miss Violet Demree was the guest of Mrs.
Frances Wilson last week.
Miss Lily Waters. of New York. Is the
guest OF Miss Charlotte Powell.
Mr.. Shirley Walton has gone TO his home
in Atlanta TO spend the summer.
Mr.. Ned Powell will leave this week for
an extended visit in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Butler and daughter
Anne will go 10 Winona tomorrow.
Miss Laverna lane Richey. of Uniontown.
Pa. is the guest of Mrs. E E. Post.
Mrs. E. P. Wise will entertain the Shaks-
peare Coterie next Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary and Miss Ruth O'Hair are
spending several days with Miss Carrie But
Ter.
Mr.. Albert Johnson and Miss Emma John
son have gone to West Baden for a week.
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Coons and daughter
have gone to Maxinkuckee for a few weeks
visit.
DIR. and Mrs. T. L. Thompson returned
yesterday from a few days visit in West
Baden.
friends Informally with "a picnic in her yard
Friday.
Prof. T.. NJ. Iden is here from Kansas to
spend the summer In Irvington with his
parents
Miss Belle Moore has returned TO her
home in Wanamaker after the week spent in
Irvington.
Mr.. III. s. schelI returned Friday night
from Terre Haute where he has been spend
ing the winter
The Citizens Club viii hold its last meet
ing of the year tomorrow evening az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs J. @. Kingsbury.
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Outdoor Entertainments.

Queen Esther Auxiliary will hold its an
nual picnic at Armstrong Park, Wednesday.
The Boys Brigade and the Boys Brigade
Band will go TO Bellefontaine, o., Saturday,
TO camp out.
The John +. Ruckle W. r. c., No. 40.
VIII give a lawn fete at the home of Mrs.
Hermann, No. 1919 East Pratt street
Wednesday evening.
The annual lawn fete given by the ladies
day and Thursday evenings at ST. Agnes's
Academy rounds, at the corner of Meridi-
an and Fourteenth streets.
Circle No. s Of the Ladies' Aid Society of
Central-avenue Church will give a sum
mer-nlght festival, Saturday evening, July
l. on the lawns between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, on North Alabama street.
west side. The Indianapolis Military Band
festival. "S
The second section of the Ladies' Club
OF Das Deutsche Haus will give a garden
party at the Deutsche Haus Saturday. from
4 10 p. m. Gentlemen will be welcome at
any hour. There will be refreshments and
music. The function will be under the di-
rection of Mesdames John Kern and T. A.
Randall, and Miss Lillian Krauss, assisted
by Mesdames r. A. Bryan, Max Buehler.
II. j. Boos. III. Cohen, j. b. Cockrum,
George Coughlin, Robert Elliott, A. Ernes-
tinoff. George Gay, A. NJ. Kuhn, r. Kipp.
r. Lowry, ]. T. McShane. Charles Mcguire,
J. G.. Mueller. E. ]. O'Reilly, w. Pervear,
Harry Roll, F. Ruddy. John Rauch, E.
Rauh c. A Rausche, J. Schaf, e. Schell-
schmidt. H. b. Smith. Otto Schoen, Glenn
ems Vonnegut. F. Vonnegut. j. @. Van Win
kle. +. T.. Walcot, Julius Walk, G. Weiss
and +. Werbe, and Misses Lizzie Bauer.
bacher. Louise Schellschmidt, Alma Sher-
gems and Mary Van Wrinkle.
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Origin of state Names.

The origin of the name OF each OF the ~forty-nve
States is found in the following list:
A~labama-An Indian name meaning here we
Mkansas-From the Indian kansas, smoky
vster" with the French prefix ARK; "A DOW
gold was found. in a Spanish romance.
The Carolinas-In honor of Charles the Second.
the Latin version of whose name is Carolus.
Coiorado-Naue means red or rudy, from the
| color of the water Of Colorado river.
The Dakotas-For the Dakota Indians.
Forida-A Spanish word meaning blooming"
fowery.
Idaho-An Indian name. :.
nlinois-From the Indian 'flllni," men, and
"a fndisnsHFrom the word indian"
Iowa-Indian word meaning "drowsy ones.
Kansas-In Indian means smoky water"
neutrality-suspicious. "kain-tuck-ee. at the head OF
the river"
Louisiana-In honor Of Louis XIV.
Maine-So called to distinguish from the ISLANDS
Maryland~In honor Of Henrietta Maria. Queen
about the great hills"
Indian.
Michigan-Indan great Lake."
Observation-Disclosures for the river, name mean
ing ''the great father Of waters.
MisSourf-NaIne means muddy water. SAID IN
reference 10 the muddiness OF the Missouri river.
or for the "Missouris." a tribe OF Indians.
observation-disclosures meaning shallow water
Nevada-A Spanish name. meaning snowy
New Hsmpshire-In honor OF Hampshire Eng
land.
New Jersey-For the island Of Jersey. in the
British channel
New York-For the Duke of York. brother OF
Charles the Second.
Oregon-From the Indian. meaning river OF
the West" or the Spanish word oregona, wild
thyme" which is abundant on the coast.
ennsvIvania-"Penn woods" in honor or
william Penn. and the Latin word sylvania,
meaning woods.
Rhode I~sIand-From its fancied resemblance TO
Rhodes in the ancient Levant.
Tennessee-In Indian means river Win the
great bend"
a Spanish name.
Utah-An Indian name.
yermont-From the French "verd mont" green
mountain.
The Virginias-In honor Of Queen Elizabeth. the
Wsshinston-For George Washington.
wiscopsin-Indian for a wild and rushing
channel"
Wyoming-An Indian name.
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"Kipling,'' and Mrs. J.. G. Kingsbury will
have a paper. The club viii discuss the cur
rent events
Mrs. Edmund Engle and Miss Emma En-
gle, Of Winchester. are the guests Of Mrs
Joel Mormon.
Miss Essie Hunter gave a party Wednes-
day night in honor of Miss Fannie Parks.
of Carlyle, Ky.
Mrs. Joel Mormon will give a tea next
gle, OF Winchester.
The Dublin reunion will be held this year
on the Fourth of July at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Powell.
Miss Nettie Hollingsworth has returned to
with Mrs. A n. Fowles.
Mrs. A. p. Fox and daughter Lille will
leave tomorrow for Alum Springs, Va,
where they Will spend the summer.
Miss Kitty Layman entertained a few
friends with a porch party Thursday night
for her guest, Miss Fannie Parks.
Mrs. Hubble, of Danville, KY, and Mrs.
William Modderly, of Knoxville. Tenn, will
come this week 10 visit Mrs. j. V. Shipp.
Mrs. Isaac Carter, of Shelbyville. and Miss
Laura Carter. OF Cincinnati, who have been
Mrs. Amos Buffers guests, have returned
home.
Mrs. J.. W. Comfort and her daughter
Amy, OF Jacksonville, Ind, are spending a
few weeks visiting friends in %Irvington and
Indianapolis.
Miss Mary and Mr.. Ernest Graham have
gone to Acton, o., 10 visit Mr.. Everett Gra-
ham before going TO their home in Winni-
peg, Canada.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Jameson and fam
lily Will move TO lrvington next week. They
VIII occupy Nh. Chauncey Buffers house on
Ritter avenue.
Mrs. William T. Mason, who was the guest
or her daughter Bertha during commence
ment. has gone to Nation. Ill, for a visit
before returning TO her home in Asheville,
n. c..
| Prof and MrS Tho-os IIouo ord <s;ss
Romano Braden sailed Wednesday on the
steamer Southwark for Antwerp. They will
spend the summer travelling through Eu-
rope. Mr.. Will Howe and Mr.. Archibald
Hall sailed yesterday on the steamer Um-
bria; They will take a wheel trip through
England and Scotland.
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Personal and Society.

Miss Demia Townley will return July ]
from La Sale Seminary.
Mrs. John ~. Carey and laughter Martha
have returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Frank B. Wynn will return, Wednes-
day, from a visit to Dayton, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Harrison have
gone TO West BADEN for two weeks.
Mr.. Charles ]. Kuhn. who is in the Orient.
will not return home until September.
Mrs. V. 7. Maiott will give a luncheon
Friday for Mrs. James Robert Mckee.
Miss Mary NJ. Shedd, OF Chicago. will be
in Indianapolis soon to remain one week.
Miss Emily Elliott, of Cincinnati. will ar
rive to-day TO visit Miss Hannah Erwin.
Mrs. T. G. wilkerson has returned from
a visit TO Miss Erema Smith, in Rushville.
Mrs. Sargent, Of Chicago, is visiting Mrs.
J. w Harper. No. 1912 North Delaware
street.
Mrs. Clarence wulsin and children have
returned from a visit to relatives in Gin
cinnati.
Miss Freda Paulini. of Terre Haute. is Wis
itlng Miss Clara Ludorf, of West North
street.
Mrs. Margaret Barry Auchincloss. of Red
pareE, ;.
Mr.. Norris Townley will leave this week
for California and a trip through Yellow
stone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haines nave re-
moved to No. IA Woodruff Place. on the
West drive.
Miss Percy Walker gave an informal tea
Friday for her visitor, Mrs. Wiltshire, of
Cincinnati.
Miss Jeanette Judson. OF New York.
formerly of this city. will visit friends here
IN August.
Mrs. w. II. Block will give a tea to-mor-
row for her visitor. Miss Pauline Miller. of
Cleveland, o.
Mrs. E. S. Elder will leave. Tuesday, for
Mountain Lake Park. Maryland. to spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Andrus and daughter, Miss Ida An
drus. will go TO Wequetonsing this week. TO
spend the summer.
Mrs. Blanche Stevenson and niece. Miss
Blanche Bigger. have gone 10 CANADA 10
spend the summer
Mrs. Frank White will leave for California
Wednesday 20 await the return or Major
White from Manila
Herbert Perrin, who has been visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Rates,
has returned TO Lafayette
Miss Opal Voris. who visited Miss Marcia
Toris. of Franklin during commencement
week. has returned home
Mr.. Edward Hartman and family are max
ing their home with Mrs Hartman , parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osterman-
Mrs. f. X. Marquis gave a dinner last
evening for Miss Maxwell. VIC IS visiting
the family of DR.. F. O. Heath
Miss Ethel Peake is visiting Miss Zaida
David in Lafayette and was given a picnic
Wednesday TO Tecumseh Traii.
Judge L. c. Walker will entertain the
members of the Bar Association Tuesday
evening at the University Club
Miss Mamie Davis will be home to-nor-
TsSidI h9T IN n ToDisviiIe temporarily.
Mrs. V. X. Hendricks will give a tea.
Tuesday. in honor of Mrs. Arthur Hobbs.
Of Atlanta. and Mrs. John Hendricks
Mrs. O. 3. Jameson and family have taken
a cottage at Maxinkuckee and VIII 50 mere
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Certificates have been issued TO the following
named Indianians:.
Original-AIvah TAYLOR. Wabash, 50; virgil L
Morgan, Anderson, 50.
rem, IS 10 $14.
restoration and Reissue-Moses Homer tde
Pesforstion. Reissue and Increase-Jame
winston. Brownstown. IS to 81.
Increa3e-Jacob Firestone, indianapolis, 80 tc
s-s. phtI, Awald. Grovertown. $40 TO s12: yohr
M. Posten. Gwynneville. SO 10 So; John w
smith. Tossville, 81 to sl7; William McCune
Greensburg. SO TO So: David Miller. Evansville
81 to $40: Francis II. Ingram. Rockport. SIC TO 81
Frederick Schroer. Bowling Green. SO 70 s2
Josenh N. Anderson, Avoca. Sc TO ST; Jane:
q Sutherland. woIcottvfife. s. 20 s12- DAVID
wsatherford. Madison, s12 to s2s; David Hull
Argos. $40 10 So.
Original Widows, escs-Aary T.. Montague
EEK. IS: Lncy A. Homer. Marion. s.: Julia Stil
well. Brownstown y.
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u. S. Govt
on Foods.
(See below.)
GRAPE NUTS
Solve the Problem.

The United States government has been
attempting TO instruct the people regard
ing the purchase OF food that would give
the best advantage to the system with the
least expenditure Of money. \ report has
been made by Professor Atwater. the
famous chemist. and the subject is Of great
interest.
This is an age of specialists, and the work
Of the food specialist is OF great impor-
lance. Persons who do not care TO go into
all OF the details and statistics can secure
practical results by using Grape-Nuts. the
food, which IS probably the most
scientifically made food tn the market. II
Is made for a purpose and was originated
by a food expert Of unquestioned standing.
The elemental principles contained IN
Grape-Nuts are selected for their value In
rebuilding the brain and nerve eenters in
the human body The subjectis worth any
hrain workers attention
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