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The sun., 1900-12-23
CUBAN PARTY IS DIVIDED.
RItOIf fioNiHi rruByEs tLAII THr
USHGfEAII1 iSGpN
object 10 'he Election ~ Former Aa'oromI"'
and N,ov,d Apns,atluni''i 10 tht rosrd ~
IlI..trrt Es1.aa ,ouncii ,otr. Dad, ~
N,stI of sss. 90 for rrsIiui1a' WORK.


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l.f..u.r. f..,g..s. ., Cd. ..r'. I.av de.
,.f.I ,.It t.a member. Who had voted
,.- .t.t. ..,..' a.-a ..l.a ard tra'o-ogs
o. their o....,.r,'i.- and asa r..-s ~ their
,t.r...-.,u tt.r fa...,,I The revolution.
..- further declare. that d.. Democratic
sy,L , hoard ard that their at. r showed
o.trIv which W. iH.. wind hr,v-
IN.srafty started D.t with tho .Ena Il being
n gnrsarv.tf.a union between the revulu-
tunary clement ard the Artouo'!sts The
latter dao.lroI that they des4rcd the ind.-
fsu4a-ra . cuba. bit many people doubted
tie Sincerity of their oa,ltratons Tho con-
-.rvat.vc ia,ar-. which & a certain extent
-!rport tie democratic Union. have been
urging t.at ,4.tv I.t..' g. declare 10 favor
of a really tors.rylt.ya ..!cy GLd not n
favor of ore II,. tie lo.t. which -tslai
neither rcvr..t.ar.,ts nor true conservatives
IT, this ,.a'surl. tie party declared In favor
90 TIE iua.r.n .Ie,,s Il cuba. while at the
same the ar.,.I..D.rg that the Cubars at
tie rre.art tl7e are Incapable O: governing
themselves The party. however. does not
hav. t. ec!are it--!, In favor O. protectorate
4. the Conservative Iapers have h.nted.
b., ,!grlv 2, say taat the Clbars want in
The sun., 1900-12-23
BRYiN'S NFASPiPER PLANS.
Subscriptions Pourirx In for LIT, j. urnalistic
Venture His Ter visit

IINcurN. N-h. Dec. :?-Two s,Nnog-
Farmers. =.x clrrk. and two Iriva'" ,ecretarie
how cornpo-s tie once I. re u: ". J Bryan,
editor veoE go Mr Bryan announced
his rev venture. by We. Ay Ia hal
enrolled over E NousaIt -.ts.:.her-, ty
Saturday had reached :.,1.. ..t to-dsy'-
mail tie largest 50, received. brought over
thousand more. Nr RrTAa j. very much
I.eased with the response Is h.s been
much greater tAaa lie Anticipated. What
I..a-ss li-n most Is tie sloLt4.-.iy ot IL AL.
Bat he wi. not oe cop,e.tst WITH depsndIag
LIpu voluntary Offers. lie 'rgI oses -o!gS
oil. after sgCscrlheTs Agents III Probably
.e g., ,lpycI IN each election distinct
III D.g ~ .#t, CtE-..e "lgagemeDt
% = p Flpri g. AMI Pee sTc.nn' az -" ~
hug ir4r,pn 4 his cousin William leaning
q, ltuysr.4T i. ,.lu..!y !- E..I mAA" Las
irs: p..g.4C s,re1a o. ioa'.ct. ua' ne .t
% Cuu-INTne-;t-y ban re- q. "a rendered
lin IN Lincoln, LsE' Wednesday evening
TIE uert day lr WlA = ..;. - you. = ,JG
{, lr,os - the gges, ! ell. W. l.. Moody.
lie w.. s,cri to- Cars }. r'.fs aad retlrn
:, Sci lTssRs lr TINE =. -Ie .G N J AZ. pe-
~ % s auES. L.,u q t..t = ''ILl.l- on tAe
l.-.f r.. IN .. N... 30 4 '.I,.I4l - e th-T
ct .." celebration %: tJs,u1s birthday n
,..|.a.n 4.
The sun., 1900-12-23
TAIE or A RIDNlPPIS BAND.
New York Mar spin. a H,hly Coiored Story
for Ohio Believers.

ToLgDo. Ohio, Dec 20 "A l.. Bolton. a
New York travelling man, gave out here
TODAY details u an organization which,
he asserts, exists for the purpose OF kIi-
nap,i's tra children ot nu,ti-mLitolaIr-s
sui Il Qo--I5." the ui.IoLa.res thefu,'.v.s
lie saws That he kurw.ei-e came tuIt. n
tie -C.Ie>rac. and a.-pw.el sor OF = 2. =
Lyna.ro. WAC had been aIyro tchec by q e.l-
by, c. the gang The l."a ls 10 have -
T.-.4 t-rs only t.u-e Nro NO ia hot t- ,;"u
t. -.SIIr.0r aa. known crooks 9I- barred
/ he r'4riEatlnr l. so framed that no , ''.-
ter E.Uws . ore tan two ,r three D! tie
Ct.eE r-rr. pers Men Of business staIslLg
are referred
Niu- those marked for yi,t n. Bolton
claim. .t- ..ts ID EY, s"is.,7T j = Nur-7n
Hrt Andres 'a.g'y- ~ small 0-~,n's- u
-. a'tair''e1 ..r t... p. gds- or oF'~as" -
rr" d : 20 N.faf. a'rf .yr-pt l" case Of -'.'-
c.. enc. or Pc. q .N q confidence. he
q .,-- ~ rcA zen e'ipDt.r vo.'c
,NI i',.. AZ r-,'e-r.I victims Lu.tor saws
tar .is .rf.-w4.. tit not SO % t.- bart.f-i
Lni that h. j. not AZ Inert 10 S.ve any names
The sun., 1900-12-23
MAY DE SPIII ~ rrRF CoNGREss.
Anti-Cireuit Element wants the Membership
Limited

:, >. u -
MEMPHIS, l'"c y y e'ieriay conferNnce
O. tie a..i-c.-r.. e.a.4.nr of tle Turf Con-
s.-- t..- .-....r r. L., a.. s,,-s of gossir, a. I
comment. ana TIE Gt'' 'tine"Is OF re '.'ee'-
!L. ar t-.lg-,ls n s.are themselves TIE
-
.a' IN ".iH ~. LOUIS AID 'hlcaSo on iAe
Qufs ..e-l.lu seems t. ne tITue OK.
rr.,,. ,.., ,.......,..--s, ,.,...s-i,r t,, thu,
''i'
A. -h''' .'i< .''"r'h tnS pa Us 20
yr-te~1 Ay's ference was reached, which
{. "a -t.t.; extent v-lsa a ccU.u-o..!sc From
r.. ..-, auth ri, C5tqfnArIa f0- ali IT,.
:, = - ,.g Cr..reIr. ya-. r,i4tyed IN
80. rl.T .g NH, : the toI..r ans TsrfIoo
in tie ,cr. ''.Ss sa. 4, 10 ia.e ..s..t a oo,.er
The sun., 1900-12-23
Boutellc to Reign From onrrc.. Soon.

B.NGoH. Ne, Dec q Congressman
Charlie, \. P'"r"le " ! send his resisna-
ton A. T.ure-e' t1t.v. from the Fourth Maine
district {, speaker Henderson within few
dav. ta9' B.Itel.c'- private secretary
joseph L Han, mav succeed him, Mss
trace II Nogtol" n1s written a letter 20
h"r7fa'hcr'> earnest desire that NJ Han be
chosen - a. out the remainder OF his term
in Con s-ass
The sun., 1900-12-23
Joe Howara's Daughter wtds the Manager Of
ECr Ranch

tUsMBEEL.lN. :. y, Dec. :2.-M!,- Grace
Howard. dang' tor o! Joseph Howard. Jr.
o. New YORK. Eas married to-day 20 Joseph
M.-nard. u.aiaser OF Ter bg srook rau,.
They vii u axe AcIr luige forty miles Wt,t
al ha'- herlai- on The White River
Ms, Grace " ward MT to North DAKOTA
fifteen y"a-s ago as a tHaD her aid MISSIONARY
on al !'1!tn r"srrvatluh. some tine a.N
ste -'.t u.t her interest IA gl.yat" snhur.
Ste h1f established ~ tSa Government and
IN H." proceeds Vur,ha-t.l an eNtrU,
siJ,N ranch, Of which MIR. NasudTd was tie
N araE.r-
The sun., 1900-12-23
90 2 r.
Inf!uenZa-Cold i'm the Head

Is an Inflammation OF the lining men,
hrane Of the nose. Commences with ting
ling. itching and dryne-s Of the nos.r,ls.
followed by wa,ery or mlcus discharge.
fr"1uo" sn"ezi1c; dull pain and sense 0,
wsi-,f ~ tie iorel 81. increased secretion
Of tears, occasional ch.!.iness. and Fever
II not arrested. the Catarrh spreads 10
the throat and respiratory organs, attended
with Hoarsencss. Sore Throat, Ticklns
Cough and Oppressed Breathing.
Checked Circulation. n, cause -
nearly al Colds. produces these symutors
no Us" ~ ~ starts ;ne blood ,iae.rc
through The veins mt It reach, tie o.
u'm'ics. when the 'c,' warm a. and ..
Cold Is hrc:cn. NJ al Grse -. -rs &c. or b.,
mail
N.S pocket edition OF Dr. Humphreys Msnua "a.
Asnphi,ys' homeopathic Nsd.ctae ca. O. WI.
sA2 AND John Sta. Mes York
The sun., 1900-12-23
yEsTHRN tSI0N WINS 4 BIG C.:sE.
Def ats IN AT npt Of IN Gr.,t rthern to
Ou.' !. From IL Rood.

tu-' = : ron u" u" "a
:. Pan. M-n., L. :. In 'r- Federal
Cont to-day > li-r l.'-., ,~l .'... -! il favor
oc t.A Western Union I'.,.-ara ,oIrr-rv
lu a sv.r Er...at Boy a." GREAT N.-t..rr 90
,-., t..t ooi-rauy Tie Dgrat >.rtL.T.
,...ILeL a s.l.t- ,Nurr~l!9 - SrI rA..-s al!
Ire We. the r'aI w. IT,, pp.>tILcted
contract was rua.e w.,h t.e .a North
western IsIysrarA 'ou.' AZ lra.t..c a
f.r... ..t.al rica. 10 ms.uta.. IT. Ia" ia con-
Grafton ui tn IL" ~ ".r"s 'ar lI~ Trans
I..--... 20! the !...r,a. cola. --s C.r..."ss.
.. l..- .rr.. g. 80 ..- .I.' 20
g.. W"s'c-0 rr.ou .'- ...riv-r.u~ ears
H. ~: -.. trDt' >,r,' esr ie.. d rra--c g. -
...l...., '.r Western l-..'.. t...''!U- as :r.-
s-... t.. ..'.r- ,r.a.h 4 ,,''r-ot o.. 'fe 0-'
q, I'd Nor ..rs.' oru and 4y.--lry :. - - -
i-rse giver % the Western Il!.G made = e
contract void
r"-ds7's d4-ision f. o. vast !-r-o-tarc4 -
80 Western Union. az other Western rail-
r.ads ~ lar'' -.'ua'sd v're '-a' s-ot 70
rrgc.ad agn.r.' the telegraph Co.-I any had
:. o UreCt Nc-' L.ru "a - ose
The sun., 1900-12-23
SLOAN TO RIDE ~ TIE WEST.
He Gets . License From the San Franeiso,
Jockey Club.

SAN FR.ScIsCo. Dec % Tod Sloan made
application to-day to the San Francisco
JOCKEY club. which controls Tanforan track.
for license to rido. He got Il. az he was able
& produce 4 lic-rs" from the Jockey club
IN New York should the latter revoke his
license I'd would - out in the cold. but b.
tlls club takes no act on, then he VIII begin
riding in few day
The sun., 1900-12-23

N-'.'f you a., by rr OF ssI!rr i,,l .s,st.. oon.
4. C b(s ci BglsSTs 1sgt are NfU cy.Lnn
O. .s'A'. t,te SUNDAYS anu Ttusoays. -Ase
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Llterary Notes.

Mr.. s. s. Mcclure has secured from
Rudyard Kipling 6 series Of stories Of
the South African war. The first,
entitled The Outsider" will appear
in the July number of McClure's-
Magazine. This story introduces q
young ignorant but self-important
subaltern detailed to the command Of
a remote railway station who gets
into serious trouble. AS character
study, this is one of the most vigor-
GUS and amusing stories Mr.. Kipling
has ever written.
+ i. i.
Sousa's band and its national airs
were the opening attractions at the
Inauguration of the United States
building ct the Paris Exposition, and
in his letter to the Argonaut for June
25, 1900, Stephen MacKenna de-
scribes the enthusiasm they created.
farlsians neard some real american
cheers on that occasion.
I. !. !.
A graduate of Cornell University
will tell in carefully detailed article
in the August Ladies' Home Journal,
How a Girl Can Work Her Way
Through College" There are almost
innumerable methods by which girl
can pay for her education while she
is studying. Colleges and universi-
ties make most generous provisions
for young women and young men who
are without money, but who have
brains and energy. So no apt, worthy
girl need be without college educa-
tion if she wants one and is deter
mined to havei This article will
tell how it is to be obtained through
personal effort.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Ladies', Why Don't Your

EDITOR RECORD:
Is there anything at all that we
can say or do to convince ALL your
lady readers that we are actually
giving away to every marred lady
in the United States who writes for
it an elegant sterling silver-plated
sugar shell like jewellers sell for 75c
each? There is no catch" about
this offer. There is nothing to pay,
nor any requirement to buy anything
in order to secure this beautiful
souvenir gift. It is our way of ad-
vertising the merits Of Quaker Valley
silverware. A copy of the Home
Furnisher, our own publication, will
also be sent free. Surely this beau
tiful sugar shell gift is worth asking
for. Then it seems to US that we
should hear from every married lady
who reads your paper. Quaker Valley
Mfg. Co., Morgan and Harrison Sts.,
Chicago. 26t2
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Drs. Carrier and Little have re.
turned from Denver. where they were
in attendance upon the State Medical
Association. In the discussion Of
health topic we notice that DR.. w. T.
Little presented one on, Symptoms,
Prognosis and Treatment of Gastric
Ulcer" which was closely listened to.
In the election of officers DIR. Little
was honored with election as third
vice president.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Attention Old Soldiers.

Headquarters Greenwood Post No. 10
Dept. Colo. and Wyo. G. A. R.
Whereas; By special invitation of
Rev. E. H. Smith, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, ali members of the Greenwood
Post No. 10, with old soldiers and
sailors of the Civil and Spanish wars,
are invited to attend services at that
church on Sunday, July /, 1900;
therefore, as commander of Green
wood Post No. 10, ask all soldiers
and sailors Of the Civil and Spanish
wars to meet at the Post room on
Sunday, July l, 1900, at 10 a. N.
sharp, where line will be formed and
will march to che NJ. Z. church build.
ing to attend said services.
By order of
Attest: j. S. BowLBY,
F. A. MCDONALD. Commander.
Adjutant.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28


The tenth annual catalogue Of the
State Normal school has been re-
ceived at this Office. Such an insti-
tuition ably conducted wields wond-
erful influence in community and
throughout the state. Of her Norm al
School, Colorado may justly be proud.
Canon City is well represented among
the graduates from this excellent
school, the names being: Mary A.
Marsh, 1893; Alics Durkee, (Rocka-
fellow, James Woods, Jessie Yard,
1894; Agnes Cameron (Palmer) 1896;
Carrie Mcleod, Victoria Rudolph,
Esther F. White, Olive Wright, 1897;
Virginia Harrison, 1898; N. Ethel
Amick, Katie Curran, Stella e. Rob
erts, 1899; Hensietta Calder, Laura
Lowther, DrusilIa Nutting, Frances
Smith, Marie Wilson, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

William P. Hight, prominent cat
tleman residing on Beaver creek sent
bunch of cattle numbering about
600 head through Canon City early
last Friday morning. The drive was
headed for Routt county, where Mr..
Hight has large cattle interests.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

L. W. Mills, who is quite heavily
interested in Dawson City mines. left
Tuesday morning for Denver, thence
to Manhattan, Larimer county, ex-
pecting to be absent for thirty days.
Mr.. Mills mines at both points keep
him on constant move.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Next Wednesday being the Fourth
of July, the regular monthly meeting
of the Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church will be held on the following
day, Thursday, July 9th, at a o'clock.
HARRIET B. BARTLETT, Secretary
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

From the regular crop bulletin is
sued at Denver under the auspices Of
the general government, we find that
crops of all kinds are reported in fine
condition and that with few excep-
tions rains sufficient for growing
crops prevail at frequent intervals.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Main street.

John Sheridan, an aged veteran Of
the war of the rebellion, arrived in
Canon day or two ago from Cali
fornia and is the guest Of his son,
Phillip, at Mr.. Rockafellow's Fruit
mere ranch.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Only a few of those Illinois Refrig-
orators left, the best in the world at
Bedrock prices, at Watson 4 Combs
Hardware. 26t4
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Mrs. M. A. Smith and daughter Miss
Amy, of Salt Lake, mother and sister
of Mrs. d. E. Gibson, are domiciled in
the house recently vacated by Harry
Davis and family.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Mrs. j. c. Fischer and daughter,
Miss MYRTLE, of Fort Scott, Kansas.
arrived in the city Friday for a visit
with the family of B. B. Stotts.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Ice crearl1 GALORE.

Monday night in South Cahon was
a red letter day for social events.
The occasion was gathering planned
by the ladies' of the Methodist church,
members of the Ladies' Aid Society
of South Canon. How well they
know how to do such things was fully
attested by throngs of people. .young
and old, who filed to overfowing the
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Griffin. Ice cream, cake and
iemo ade were served and richly en-
joyed by all. The evening was fully
enjoyed by all who participated and
was success financially as is attest
ed by the net receipts, which amount
ed to more than thirty dollars.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Miss Jessie Yard, kindergarten
teacher in the public school, left last
Saturday for a two months visit with
relatives and friends in Iowa.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

The regular excursion will be run
to Cripple Creek Sunday. Train
leaves here at $50 a. m., round trip
$500.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

'Ye editor" and Will L. Mack have
returned from short outing in the
Gunnison country. The fishing was
not very good.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

DR.. Peare has opened an office in
the postoftice building. Practice lin
tied to medical and surgical treat
ment Of the eye. ear, nose and throat.
Glasses carefully fitted. l4tf
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

The brick work has been started
on the j. B. Lantz five room brick
house on Third street, near Green
wood.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Miss Jessie M. Lowther, who has
spent the past six months at Wilder,
Minnesota, returned to this city last
Friday for months visit with rela-
tiyes.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Charles V. Clark, prominent brick
mason of this city, left Saturday last
for his old home at Bloomington,
Illinois, for short visit with relatives
and friends.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
IN. city. vl..,or..

The city's Visitors.
Mrs. A. Neuman has returned from
Canon City where she has been visit
ing relatives
Anson S. Rudd, field secretary Of
the State Sunday School association,
, is up from Canon City.
Mrs C. 7. Dillon has gone to visit
with friends at Canon City. That is
the reason Charley is looking so sad.
JIM. Watts Of the e-watts Mercan..
tile company. who has been recupera-.
ting at Canon City, returned home
the fore part Of the week. - Cripple
Greek Press.
Mrs. Ed Mcdaniel and Mrs. nsnford
and children have returned from a
three weeks visit with friends In
Canon City.
Mr.. Henry Gegsll has returned
from two days outing in Canon
City.
N. F. Handy, . prominent business
man of Canon City, came up last
night to look after some business af-
fairs in which he is interested. Grip.
pie Creek Star.
Miss Clara Wilson and Jeanne Caul.
ter left yesterday for two wsaks'
visit at Canon City. While there. they
will be the guests Of the Aissss. Web
ster.
Mrs.C. Case left Friday fer = weeks
visit at Canon City.-Pueblo Chief
tain.
Mrs. Frank Small Is visiting rela-
tives in Canon City.
Miss Mary Pringle went to Cafion
City last Wednesday to spend her va
cation.
7. L. Tremayne, who has been visit
ing his ranch near Canon City, came
up Saturday to cool off.-yictor Rec
ord.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

During the absence of Clerk of the
District Court Wilson his place will
be filled by A. R. Frisbie.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Misses Mary L. and Cora Chapin Of
Meriden, Iowa, arrived in the city last
Friday and are the guests of Mrs. NJ.
A. Tyner and Maurice. The ladies'
will make quite an extended visit.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

J. ?. Chapman and family returned
from Santa Rita, New Mexico, Mon
day and again take up their perma-
nent residence at their old home 422
River street. After an absence of
about nine months, Mr.. Chapman feels
that Canon City is good place for
any person to live in. The RECORD
welcomes the family upon its return.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Fruits fruits and vegetables al
ways found at Morrison's Grocery,
corner Sixth and Main. 2ltf
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Cliff W. Hardy was a Sunday and
Monday visitor from Colorado Springs.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

The RECORD Want Column-you
ought to read it.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Driving Horses for Sale.

]. E. Mcclure will arrive in Canon
City today with a fine bunch ofriding
and driving horses, which he will Of
fer for sale.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
A very delightful surprise part

A very delightful surprise party
was given at the home Of L. L. Hard
ing last Friday evening. the victim"
being the eldest daughter, Miss Alice.
About thirty young people were in
attendance. Games were greatly
enjoyed on the lawn, and delicious
sherbet and cake were served. The
guests expressed themselves as hav-
ing had an enjoyable time.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Prof. and Mrs. de Champs, who
have been in the city for several
months, left for Colorado Springs last
Saturday.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

We have few very nice Brick
Cottages in good locations for rent
to good tenants.
]. M. Ragsdale & Sons.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Canon City Hospital 9th. & Green
wood. Open to patients of any reput
able physician. Trained nursing, board
and room, $500 per week.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
ANDERSON g. CO
6O4 Main St.

The RECORD Want Column is read
by every body every week. It's cheap.
When you have anything to rent or
sell list it there.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Fine line of refrigerators cheap at
Ellis & Hood. If
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Pleasure seekers will do well to
keep in mind the Cripple Creek Sun
day excursions. Regular excursion
trains leave Canon City Sunday morn
ing at $50 sharp; fare round trip
81. The hotter the weather the
pleasanter will be the day in Grip
pie Creeks high altitude.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

We have very large stock Of
garden hose on hand, which We will
sell at very low price; the best
brand made at Watson q Combs
Hardware. 2sN
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Go to the White House Restaurant
-327 Main street for your meals. II
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Cash Business.

Owing to the low prices at which
all laundry work is being done. We
must have cash on delivery Of work.
No books will be kept and everything
must be paid for when bundle Is de-
livered. J. ID. LAxTz,
2sN Prop. Canon Steam Laundry.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

For several days our streets have
beea invaded by lame men who i'm
perfume our business men and citizens
for nickles and dimes and they win
out, too. But the worst Of 1t is these
same lame men have seemed to be in
cahoots with lot Of hoodlums in the
grove near the depot who spend the
money for bulge. This class Of
creatures ought not be allowed to re-
main for day. Run them out, for
they will mott aEork.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

D. R. Jones on Tuesday sold to
Mrs. A. Macon lot one, block one,
Virginia Park addition to Canon City,
consideration $500. The property is
located at the corner Of College Ave.
and Ninth street. We understand
that it is Mrs. Maeon's intention to
have modern residence erected at
no distant date.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

If you wish to see Canon City pros
per patronize your own home indus
tries, take a pride in goods made at
home. There is no better -four made
in Colorado than that made in our
own nails. Ask your grocer for
Canon City brands Of -four, and If he
does not keep them in stock 60 to the
mill and get them. Every sack is
guaranteed.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

MISUNDERSTANDING AT norlE
often arise from serving the
family with poor and unsatis-
factory bread. such as is gem
orally the luck of the housewife
when usiug any flour but our
high grade and superior"Crown
Patent" 1t makes light, white
and nutritious bread, fine cakes
and pastry, and is the best flour
on the market today. Do not
allow the dealer to substitute
any other Hour. Ask for"Crown
Patent" and take no other.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-27
Sic @fticainbnb.r DER Snma Wntual
Building DC 2nau NKusiatIpa
crbaiten 40 Yrcient.

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nannten 8eIeQi4aft, 9err S. S. Stt,
bat Die 8efGdfte dbgenidelt uno behen
enoQiiItiQsr 8eri6t liset nun ppr.
Gem 0iitrittgeriGt pirb Elm Nettos
@utbaben bon $9,658.92 berihtet.
Die Soma Mutual BUILDING &c
Qoun Qfociattpn purbe i'm Sabre
1890 aeQriinbet unb pieielbe prrpe am
9. Mlai 1893 Der Some Sruit &c Gaps
inns Gompann bon Ges Moines iiberz
~liefert, pelGe einfacb Den ~pert6pplIen
Shell oe8 8eTdaftsS fir iiob abior=
Girteu. Dis bieTelben nGmli6 Die Sc
isGi@Gft dnnabmer, batte bieIelbe Elm
8ut6dbsn BON $106, 0S4.04 aufauz
tceiien urD oIS 6err Stt am Il. Iprtl
1899 gum eeie5li9en @erpalter err
nannt, aajQte beien 9eriGt Bios nod
Elm Gutbdben bpn $28,673.15, nelher
Gummc Standardization i'm 9etraoe
RON S37.995.26 gcgeniibsr ftanben.
6err Stt bdt mad icinsr 8erpaltuna
einen le6erfGub bon $9,658.92 an
6anb. pel6e5 unter bic Wttienz eynha=
Der p2rtt.ilt merben ptro uno bieTen
20 Gents 3uriidgi6t fir iepen Dollar,
BEN lie einse3ablt bdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-27
Vie 0ifel Glatc &Qln

tptrb 8iaets ndG 9unften inner6al6
$50 MeiIeu, am %. uuD %. Ropem.
Der pertaufen 5pm YreiIe BON elmer
5abrt uno elm 3rittel fir Die 3unb,
reife. Giiltigteit sur Riidfabrt bis
5um 30. l}opem6er.
9ieie Balm bat brei S9neG3age
nab SORT Wapne, Glebeldno, erie,
Buffalo, Nep Yprt unh Bottom nit
peitibultrten S@lafpagen uHb ercsls
lentem Spetiepagenz 0ienit, nit tnDiz
pibudT Club tabl5etten, i'm 8rciie
Dpn 80 Gts. bis $1.00. Mtan penpe
ita on S. q. CALLAHAN, Generalagent,
III 4bdmsfraBe, Chicago, nm refer
pirte S9lafplGBe. PerIonens 8a9nbot
Ban 8uren Station unb Pactftc @(be-
ME ouf Der 9o46u6n. StGDtti6s
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