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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-17

CANNED FRU!TS-Pineapples. Glib. eye.
less and corelass Sl.S5Q2.00; 2-lb extra grated
g.. 0Oa2.25 2-lb standard, sliced. 81 20; pears
2-ib standard SOC peaches. o-lb standard 81. 20
epl %; standard 81 z5Gpl 20: 2-io seconds 81 10
al. 10 3ib standard $3.50, 2-lb pie S10OGLl0;
Bib pie 81 .15dl 20.
CANNED Observation-Disclosures 3-lb
full weight sj49oo; 2-lb full weight f5d70c:
okra and tomatoes, ID zoe: Lima beans. 2-lb
fell weight 75a, string beans 2-lb full wei ght
i5c; a No / strlngless beans, glib full weight
81 So red kidney beans. 2-lb full weight s5c:
marrow fat peas. 2-lb full weight 81 l0Il IS :
early June peas fancy. 2-lb fun weight 81. 50;
American petit pois peas fancy lib full
weight 81 G5Gl 70; asparagus. California. 2is-
lib s. co. corn, Auburn cream, e-lb fun weight
81 .l0g1 10 a No, 2-lb full weigh. 81 .O51l 10:
Blue Ridge. 2-lb sO1S5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-EXtra standard 2h-
III peaches, lemon cling :. SOAP 90: yellow
Crawford sl.S56L90; black cherries So lGIa 10,
white cherries S2.lOd2.1o: aprlcots 81 75R
$50, strawberries sl.s5; piums 81 g'
al 40, grapes sl95Git40; seconds. t0c per
dozen less than extra standard prices
h CANNED MEATS-Corned beer, lib. slbs;
2-ibs. $40 Potted ham quarters, 55c; halves
Sl-0O. Lunch tongue. lib. SO 10, Vienna sau-
! sage, lg-lb, 95c
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New York Money.

New York, January 16,-Money on rygs
steady at S94 per cent: last loan . :, 81
mercantile paper 5a6 per cent, stefn .atlr \;
change firm, With actual business in eanhSS;aa
bills at 4s7d4 s7A for demand an s.ai NJ
4.sS2s for sixty days; posted rates 4;'t sSssi,E
and 4.s7H64.ss Commercial oills - ~ Msx-
Silver certificates 59Ii60: bar silver ~ .,ycrs;
can dollars 4Tl. Government bonus 80
State bonds steady; railroad bonds hfiN'
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
staple Commodities.


These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. 1ac prices are
those ruling IN Houston wholesale markets..
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Quinire +2G45c per ounce in bottle; NOR
ounce; horax Siac per pound In 100 pound
packages, copperas, 81 "a per pound In bar
rels, castor oil, s. 90 per gallon in 5.galion
PACKAGES epson salts, 81 80 per hundred IN
barrels; alcohol. g. 80 per gallon. SULPHUR
s. IS per hundred IN barrels. alum, 2izc ne;
pound in barrels; saltnatre. &c per mound in
Gum cnium S7.65: powdered opium. 81 s..
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Crnln nnh proNisinn- El.e,,herc.

NeN orleans January Is Hog products
Armer Fork STANDARD mess II no Lard
Rohred tierce 5at657s nure lard SIS RoN %
meats Oty salt shoulders $685. Eidss 81
Bacon -Cloar rib sides MARS. Hams Chotre
TIA fancy 7Nd2 &c. patents 7oT2 ~ Com
meal I S. Brar 1idTs. Hay rrime "a ond
rs 90 cboce t6 0odls5o Cnrn--No 2 sacked
vhtta 40 mixod 20; yellow a. oats 40.
coi5
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For Manchester: IS Telesfora sSis bales:
IS Springwcii 1850
For Llyerpoof SIS Rydai Hail. 4fo7 bales.
s. Madrilrno. 5iii, SIS Ida, ssis So Maria.
For liayrc N Aston Hall ao5S bales: s.
Maritime Ass 81 Moorgate sSSS
For Rotterdam: Sc CNthncss Sai bales;
50 Cane ColonpR 40. - Rosehed 5ss
1nr Bremen; So Reefs 9on0 bales; ~
Nnrdfarer iie7S. IS Tsurtor 1850
Fer HAMBURG IS Endeavour 6s6 haies. s.
pafeai, 1903
For Antwerp; SIS Middiehsm Castle 7isS.
For lapan ss Fntten Sscs hales
Foo New York Mallory line 1905 hses
Total cotton on shipbosrd is.isI balss.
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London, January 1s.-consols for . myE
and the account 100: bar silver nv II
~ b-l6d per ounce. Money III rcr cen M,
ratio for discount in the open market for s's
bills 2si. for three months S&gSs'
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WIRE GaivaH'zed childish, si7o wauks.
gan, AH
NAILS $40 base Advances for common
over base "a, zoe "a. 4Sc ID and Sd. soc Sd
zoe. sd. lcc iod and lsd, BE- Quotations are
Tor less than car lots
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The above quotations are hased on tram
steamers. .seeond-class liners lo and hrst .class
liners 20 higher.
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IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Condition Of Absolute Staenatlou Existed
During the Day.
60 BACK FOR PERIOD OF TWO YEARS
And Finds Its Parallel Just Preced-
ing spanish-Americnn War-brit-
fSh Success Would Cnuse Rally.
0 BACK FOR PERIOD OF TWO YEARS
Especial to The Post,


New York. January le.--s. Mum. Son G.
Co. say OF stocks
Stocks. though very quiet were Arm; sales
not quito 10000 shares; bonds N,1Os.ooo
Norfolk and Western was bought on dividend
prospects Pacific Mail weakened on IN
favorable subsidy rumors from Washington.
Tobacco is said to be heavily oyersold, The
loan market revealed a large short interest
in St. Paul. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy,
Sugar ana Brooklyn Rapid Transit, especially
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Rumors OF furtner
British successes in South Africa tended 70
strengthen the market and London was
slightly higher. There is little disposition.
however to trade heavily until more definite
news is received from South Africa, Man.
haitian was sold on the expected award i, OF
the RAPID Transit contract Also Metfopoil-
tan for the same reason. but insiders bought
f. Philadelphia sold Reading. Dullnees 81
speculation caused easier money rates. whicn
were 3 to Al, closing at 3 per cent Ster-
ling exchange advanced Il TO u The Lon
don money market was easier. but German
rates wers slightly higher. Bonds were pretty
firm but quiet. The situation is such that
purchases OF good solid railroad stocks are
iustihabe.
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Houston Comparative statement.


Houston's gross receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering the city were as
follows: Bales
Houston and Texas Central. .............I, 731
International aud Great Northern ........1 1870
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio. S73
Texas and New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. ii
Houston East and West Texns........... $50
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe..........,... -
san Antonio aud Arkansas PHss............ $50
Missouri Kansas aud Texas. 702
Total ...........,.. ...,.....,.,.........6.sl5
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APPLEs-New York stock. 81. %; Virginia
stock, S40Odi %, fancy oregon, In boxes
81 80.
BANANAs-Fancy stock. per bunch. packed
81 S062 CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. -; barrels s.. 90
CoCOANUTS--Per sack 81 50G5 90
GRAPES Almeria, s. 506S 90 per barrel
LEMONS Fancy Mcssina. .60s, 50 50Gi4 20
ORANGES California huddCd 50. I5lIS w.
choice navels. S. 95d2.50. fancy, $40.
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Galveston cotton Receipts.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Port OF Galveston, January IS.
ARRIVED
Sch Mizpah, from Gulf hshing banks.
CLEARED.
SIS Norefarer tpan.). for Bremen,
SAILED.
S. Nordfarer DAM. for Bremen,
s. Nat strong for Gulf fshlng banks.
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New York. January ls.-rh. dry goods bust

ness in staple cottous is still quiet. but i'm
proving: ore bids coming forward, stocks
scarce In all descriptions, aud at first hands
prices are steady for brown besched and
coHrse manufactured cotton. Business Ia odd
goods at fun prices. Moderate orders for
prints, prices unchanged Giughams Arm. but
Quiet. no stocks on hand Mems wear, wool
ems and worsted 1000, strong
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fspecial % THO Po.tl

New Orleans. January ls.--W. II Bachel-
Ter g. CO. say Of cotton Prices opened easier
on account OF Liverpool not responding fully
70 our advance Of yesterday. Just after the
opening, however, offerings acre less con
spicuous snd with the withdrawal Of this in
nbence the recovery was rapid, prices heins
restored 70 yesterdays closing. Cable advices
report good buying orders, and this news nad
some effect 10 Strengthening the American
market Port receipts continued exceedingly
light and stock shows reduction as compared
with this time last year. and accounts udt-
cate very light supply at initial points Of sc-
emulation. The present hesitation In specu
iaiion is attributed partly TO conflicting war
news, as well as a fear Of further manipula-
feature Of the afternoon session, prices losiug
al the basis OF the carly trading. Spots closed
quiet aud steady at unchanged prices.
New York. January ls.-Speculaton in geu-
erai cotton circles. with investment public
practically refusing TO trade on either side.
caused duh day in futures. The reluctance
OF leaders to make a firm stand naturally
created feeling OF distrust among investors.
The market opened steady with prices un
changed 10 points lower, and sagged within
limits all through the session. Al no time
vas trading active and al no time did ans OF
\ the various factions show an inclination Ia
4 take the Initiative Peddlng fashion. Liver
/ pool bought for the purpose OF closing OUT
st.uddles. New Orleans and wall street pur-
chased the near and sold the late months and
the outside public lGudated In an indifferent
way. The cables were rather Disappointing
/ though rejecting no important variations N
Liverpool or special change in the situation
abroad The market at the close was steady
al net decline Of to points.
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II. and T. c. 5s .................... ~
II. and 7. c. consol IS ............. nv
X. c.. r and Gulf frsts ....,....
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds b.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Is $50. "
Reading general As ........,.......,. y
Rio Grande Western lists .......... w
81. Louis and |. NJ. consol 5s. ....'. w
81. Louis and S r. general 6s..." ii,,
Southern Railway IS ............." ivn
Texas and Pacific frsts ..........." ~
Texas aud Pacific seconds ......... ~
Wabash ersts III
U,ahashh a. lr
W., Shnr. ts . IT.
Colorado Southern As .........."..'
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tiercss. 1o-ib cans NC higher; 5-Ib cans 20
higher. s-lh cans lc higher.
H6NEYin 1q SaTre so sos en rsr n Esion; 10
e0-ih cans. extracted 5d6c in comb. aGllc
IN 2-ib cans extracted. Sad1e; pound sec
LIME Bulk. 500 per barrel. eoopersd.
MoLAssEs- Reboiied. fs,- ,szHiso: prime
i0a2ic. choice 2562sc: fancy new crop syrup
Milk Goa Medal. $50; Mssnolis. siso.
Ese,s 81 %: En- pire. "a 60
kegs. q. 90. < bbis. s.oo. SINS. Amsrlcsn
style .sg9oe; quarts. American style 49, y;
gel y ooei2 q; i-sai., ,Amsr'an style S.l'
RICE Extra fancy head e0sIc: choice 5a
III; far ti9I5e. fancy imported 6ikneAc.
RopE-sisal, basis lis, ioac; Manila. iTc'
SALT Liverpool. coarse s5Gsoc hns SEQ
e los, s2.a5: CO.'S. $50: i0o.ss. $50; 7o-is
SALT -Mackerei. Nc in 1o-lb kits
g oopl 10; half bbls $50; tubs s5.ooa55o.
acknowledgements quarters ss.s51i. o.;
mustard si.10d4.25 imported Gillette grade.
quarters ~. %. fancy sprats quarters, $50
sTARcH-standard goods: Pearl IL in y, t9,l u
Nickel. 100 Packages. per box S2.7S; corn
starch sac per ID, 20 and 40-lb boxes.
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots
| Special prices are given on carload orders
| STANDARD granulated SAC; cubes and now
dersd sac; Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy
| 5hd5Lc; choice 6d5h; Arbucklss, 2-lo
ard 5-lb packages, 5Aasc.
PRODUCE.
BEANS-Calfornia stock: Navy 3Aq3t1c,
| Bayou &c. English dried Sc. pinks sac
Lima 6I6itc black eyes SIC; Texas black
BUTTER-Blue Star 25c; dairy 2og21c; Red
Scar 24c Elgin creamery. 30kd5l. oleomar
garine dairy bricks. l8c, Lincoln solids, lSei
prints. 14c, Special Blue Star, lso;
Red Glover. Crystal Gem and coun-
try Rolls. lsc special dairy. 17c fancy
dairy. 16c. Daisy. Ice: Clover Leaf. 171lsc
! Texas country butter l2al5o: Texas bricks
cABBAGE-crates. $780, homo grown, 1lsc
| per pound
cHEEsE-New York full cream. iiai5c:
/ Badger state. 14Lc; Wisconsin full cream
Tolls iac. Wisconsin fun cream daisies 15c.
/ EGGS Teysr, per dozen. lS915c; Kansas
I &c candloJ i6c,
ONIONS PR ID, e.
PEPPER Chile i4aiac per Id; black sipSa-
pore t4r
! POTATOES Colorado. S51aao
/ POULTRY Hens 81 00G3 b cocks large
I old s. o0d2 ~. roastrrs. 80 .8idS.t Is. fryers
! 50 75d3 90. hrolerE. 81 4Gn2 60 Turkeys
Hens. s. i0dG 50 Gohblers, IS Softo % per
dozen. according 10 SIC mud QUALITY. vou9a
I turkeys 81 00d6 ~ Ducks large s. 50I3 75
Geese full feathered asod5jc. Guinoas
! g. n0d2 80
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARlNGs.

Following are the clearances OF the houssss
banks for the week thus far andNor tns s XXI X.
responding time last year, together WIZ -
increaee or decrease:
This year. Last year. lnciss.
Monday - NssssiI sl3sa.is3 slnes
Tuesdav ...... 1,4Ts,56s 1,oT0,lsS s@.s'
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London. January 16,--Bar silver elos si.s
e. at 27Sd per ounce. BAR GOLD ts rs,lt.
Paris. January l6.-ThTee per eeus In
don PSF zoe for checks, ,..,i;i.
New York. January 1s.--Clesrinss s--'
boS. balances sl4,943.a37.
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New York, January 1e--The zE1Yss n
change in It's final report today W ,.. ca,pr
Iron warrants dull and nominal Latf III
unchanged. at 1870, Tin lower: wssee sd.
sellers at $3.50. Lead steady. i.lVe''N =
ter steady. 4,b0di5s,
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New yorn. January rs wheat Receipts

New Yo,b. January rs Wheat Receipts
iss 600 EXPORTS 1203t hushals snot e'sler
80 red u.s. Z . h adoat prompt No |
Northern 7Gs 2 ahcai promNt No
bard 7eHs h aHcat ptompt M ! hard
May ms July TtN Hides and leather
steady Wool dun Cotton seed on unset
tied prime crude s. yellow 3sTSI
Knrtas CITY January u. Wheat--May SC,
cash NO . hard 70. Nc : red mai, Corn
May 500 cash No. MIXED 29s. ifso. No 2
white S0's oats quiet No 23i4 Re
ceIpts--Vheat $40; corn t9oo oats 1000.
Shipments Wheat 1900 oats eooo.
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Liverpool Futures.
ed: b bid value; seller; nominal.
United states EXPORTS,


The following are the losing quotations
for cottop IN the spot today at the LEADING
markets together with the closing Of middliu Z
Yesterday, with todsy's s9iss.
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HIDES AND wool,
ocEAN rREIGHr RArrs

Ocean freight quotations ~ coto ntor do.
livery at ships side within specified days from
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M aSS@ no; ri.i@s 1875 i 1857
Lnrd Per 100 Lbs
January ....,.,, 5.a5 5.95 $50 800
May ;,..;...... s.o7.s sips 6.o2is s.o2is
Snort rbs.-l0O Lbs
January ...,...,.....a ... 49,. $40
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Stesdy.
.wheat-No. spring 6oss9J2la: No. red
Corn--No, S1H.
oats-No. 9 60: No white 25Ma25N No,
3 whito e5Aq.5M.
Rye--No 52mS3.
Barley--No 3saH.
Flax soed-No. l l.50.
Timothy seed--Prlme . so.
Mess pork-Per barrel. .40dl0 %
Lard-Per 100 pounds S2iaM6 .e2I5
Shot ribs sides-Loose . 501i5 SO.
Dry sailed shoulders Bowed 5i5553a.
Short clear sldesBuXed 95R6 40.
! Whisky-iileh wines, pcr gallon 23i3.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26

1t was . great big. good natured
party which pulled out Of Cahon City
early Monday morning. There were
five wagons, loaded down with men,
women and children, and good things
to eat. The party was headed for
Beulah, pueblo's great summer "ex-
hort" where they expect to remain
for about two weeks.
The party was composed = follows;
w. G. James and family, John Wage
ner and family, William Curtis and
family, Mrs. Evans, Mrs.. J. Q. Aorri.
son and children, R. B. Thompson and
family.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26

to Alamosa last Friday. Mr.. Biggs
is a large dry goods merchant in
Canon City and was on his way to
look after some business interests in
Alamosa.
Mrs. 0. G. Allen left Saturday for
= two weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
Curly Woods, in Canon City. Mrs.
Allen has been the guest of Mrs. W.
]. Campbell for the past month :
Salida Mail.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26
The open-Air Concert.

People were anxious for the arrival
Of last Friday night, that being the
time for the regular open air concert
by the Peabody Military band. If
anything the crowd was a trifle larg-
er and the, order was most commend
able. The music was fine, showing
that practice makes perfect. The
applause was generously bestowed.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26
A Pretty aood Camp.

Touching Dawson Camp, the Pueblo
Chieftain says: THAT mining affair
= few miles southwest of Canon City.
which made great sensation q year
or SO ago and then apparently played
out, is gradually coming forward as a
pretty good camp. Shipments Of ore
TO Pueblo have returned profit, and
now It is proposed to locate concen-
traitor at Dawson from W hich concen-
trates can be sent to the smelters.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26
TEN FACTS OF HISTORIC VALUE.


Every being press
their
this year depends upon
leading City would
by upon shelf
will make effort If silver had
leading the epubns would carried Maryland and Kentucky
perhaps Tennessee and other Southern Since the
forsaken silver they will possibly the solid South
press is
full convincing that Democracy silver Here
article the New York Yoks leading Democratic
paper:
Jones' Democratic
committee City
the silver Colorado chairman Repre-
sentative Richardson the leader of the Democrats the permanent
said in his favor free
l6 to
Money Mississippi strong supporter
question living said the platform committee that
actual of the convention made by the chairman of each state
delegation showed III l6 to plank of $50
delegates.
platform expression
this question showed majority against l6 to plank
"a The free silver plank finally adopted the committee after
IL hours that of the delegate from Hawaia s
ing political possibilities policy of i'm
psr expansion The die national election by the delegate
newly acquired territory electoral and pouaion
less than 1000 male white Americans
plank by delegates from
having presidential Indian
rtoy New Mexico and Oklahoma
6 Nine Of the original solid SOUTH" the bulwak the
party against plank
II. voting plank only Democratic
md their is only f
49, The % voting against h plank 9 electoral
among deciding
In every fsssdeatA election
aaal may Qf te platform committee secured
by persons. his explicit he
accept the policy of e to distinctly
He announced that he would personally all the
ihiity' for the result.
hv Mr.
Immediately only
with simple reAfmo would have been sufficient but
with Republicans of the Repub
question Republicans Mr.
City, Popust
who hadpr previously nominated him upon = platform.
upon plain Bryans
futile faacy of 6 forced
platform year against judgment
leaders, preoudrance the
protest the majority of the delegates Be
foreordaed inevitable candidate president
for the avowed that have deal with Republicans we'll
Democrats the bonds Of fictitious fusion.
rs there sardon humo preposterous paradox politics
the fact that the Democratic risks its life and peril the
integrity institutions desired by
involved this election bat forced please
temptibe faction Of Silver Republicans,
THE Democratic party to be attacked by Republicans
dangerous platform
This grim Bryan
weghte responsibility borne by presidential candidate
for Bsuiah Pretty Camp.
great big good nued Touching Dawson Camp the Pueblo
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26

Col. E. E. Rankin of Arlington,
Texas, arrived in Canon City last Fri
day, and ii is more than probable he
will now remain here permanently.
This 10 not Mr.. Rankin's frat visit in
Cahon. He Il the owner of . fine
fruit ranch on Lincoln Park. Mr..
Rankin is in poor health and his ply
sician ordered him to return to Colo
rado's healthful and rnvigorating
climate.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26

The employees at the National Ex-
traction works at Florsncs ere 10
joicing over = ten per cent increase
IN wages. Ths raise a6eets about
Afty msa.
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Exchange Notes.

Miss Bessie Sanders is up from
Canon on visit to relatives here and
at Westcliffe.-Silver Cliff Rustler.
The Tribune has Leen favored with
few samples of ore from the Lucky
Day mine located about mile and a
quarter east of the Copper King at
Dawson City. These samples look
good. They came from q crosscut
on the vein which extends seventy
feet on the same kind of ore. There
is undoubtedly value in this camp and
development will prove in.-Florence
Tribune.
Mrs. Dye and little daughter Flor
ence of Canon City, and Mrs. May
Loehring, of St. Louis, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman An
drews yesterday. The latter is an
aunt Of Mrs. Andrews.
Lou Frain and family lave moved
to Cshon.-Florence Tribune.
Miss Bessie Webster left yesterday
for a two weeks visit in Canon City
and other Colorado points.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
TIE. Proctor, brother of our local
dentist, came up from Canon City last
Sunday to see what a real live mining
camp looked like. Mr.. Proctor is
spending the summer in Colorado and
may probably locate permanently.
Miss Florence Curwin returned to
her home Friday morning from few
weeks visit with friends at Canon
City.-Goldfeld Times.
1t is by no means a dead sure thing
that Gen. Maupin will get his own
Fremont county delegation for COVER
nor. Stranger things have happened.
Pueblo Post.
Engineer Gutshall, who had q leg
bad sprained near Canon City, was
brought to the hospital here Satur-
day, and is now doing nicely. His
wife is attending him. Salida Rec
ord.
Mrs. J. x. Shireman, OF q Block
G. is entertaining her friend, Mrs. DR..
Moore of Canon City.-Pueblo Mail.
Mrs. Hattie Hogarty Wilson of
Canon City came to Greeley Tuesday
Of last week and is visiting her
parents, General and Mrs. NJ. J. Ho-
garty.-Greeley Tribune.
Mrs. C. A. Flagg of Is South Penn
sylvania avenue has gone to Canon
City for months outing. g.-Deuver
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Harding of
Canon City, spent several days Of last
week here.
Mrs. F. N. Carrier of Canon was
the guest Of friends in the city last
One of the pret.iest card parties of
the season was given by Mrs. j. NJ.
Watts on Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
l.. X. Kohlman of Canon City, who
was her guest. The rooms were pro-
fusely decorated with cut flowers,
great banks of sweet peas and bunch
Is of columbines adorned every con-
place. An unique guessing
contest first occupied the attention
Of the guests, followed by six-handed
euchre. A delicious punch was ser
we'd during the game and the dainty
reflected the color
which was carried out in
every detail. Many pretty gowns
we're worn. Mrs Kohlman, the honor
guest. wore an elegant gown Of gray
crepe de chine, trimmed in Renaissance
lace. She is a lady of charming per-
and displayed her ready wit
by capturing the prize, bisque statu-
stte in the guessing contest. Cripple
Creek Times.
o o o
Mrs. Bowser and sons, Herold and
Phillip, ard Mrs. Ida Helm, Of Canon
City, who for some weeks have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Wiley, of
this place, departed for their homes
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-26

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