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The evening world., 1901-03-21
MAD MILL GIRL SAYS SHE'S GOING
ON STAGE WHEN STRIKE is OVER.
Stubborn Mary Jane
Mcmahon, Of Pater-
son, Also Says It's
God'sWiIIShe Should
Stay at Her Looms.

Mary jan" M-Mahon. the stubborn
woman weaver ~. Frank q DuSans
Mil. a, Paterson. y. J.. sconed n; the
rolicc thl. noon when they offered their
services to esco-; her home lns'rld
.h. walked home in the middle Of
the street ping 20 the car trhcSs.
On her breast was pinned bunch -,
ribbons ana waste six. TT. s;ri.ar'
followed her In holy. hut made 20 d!f-
turbancc.
Miss M-Mahon row declares at
when .h!s trouble Is ended SIC viii go
on tho stage She has had several dozens
Of photographs taken standing In d'a
matte attitude.
With a meeting every morning ~
O'Clock In Bar holdi Hall IN Straight
street. with two elected ptcxet' stationed
daily g; the Iitcs I" bn't"h-
hole any girl seen r"'ca'tn4
coward the mill doors. and with "a"
settled belief tina, ;h.s week W.! sac
the hir mill run In their own way. ~"
10, striking girls at Frank & D:san's
Ribbon Mills are carrying forward ~
.,arch \ campaign as any clua"omcn
ever generated.
nv the end 81 the week. any one o!
the girls will 'cIi You. we shall er get
ting So;6 cut, for our work-'hat.
from 81 TO SIS: a day. instead q from -
to ~ week for the work Of tn" hlsn-
speed looms. That leaves an eno' nous
prcn, % the mill
And Proprietor Frank. % about the
only Paterson mil! that Is holding "u:
against the demands G; The women
strikers. sits in his snug n,tlc ONCE and
say. cr!mly:
EmpioS~r~ stand Firm.
Not while grass grows and ~nttr
run. will VIC give the girls piece WORK
Maybe | am Grabbed old bachelor. IS
.hey say. Blu; they only spend '"w
dollars a week. know that. Ard |
could take anybody cn the STREET and -
:hrcc hours teach tenn IL do the wotn
o. III" best of them. And Ne won, ad-
vance ten cents.
Tears. and committees who wait upon
him. and si.an. looms alike al! 10 mnvc
aim. Ana all the loEic o: his three
hookkcepe.s. who ar" personally solicit
Ing the kris At ;nei- home. ;n re-
turn. fails to influence tho s!rls. Thirty
o. then. promised the bookkcerers 70 go
back. Not one u. the thirty went.
Eve girls ar. At work to-day In the
whole mill. not one OF whom is capi5le
Of -ara!ns tao .ooms. TINS is delight
Ing iii. strikers. because ;hey know
ntavy orders were In when they !et:
WORK week ago las; Monday morning.
and biz: Chicago or'ier has come N
;r!s week. Two o: the i!v. are damSh-
,ers 81 Sup. Benz. Lena and Tiilic. and
lacy took no side In the .sh''i, :!,""ilne
that Is. the meeting held inside the mill
which the girls called a week ago as,
Saturday.
Two ot the i've wen, back To work
Yesterday Mrs Lena Mu:h AMI Miss
Alma Gutm,n. OF Lake View. a
learner" And the MA. who has never
.c,, work n; all. Is Miss Mary Jane Nc
The evening world., 1901-03-21

ma. College here a, S!H,y-eisaih street
and Park avenue for IN" purpose o!
f,tlrg herself 'Or u teacher
To the police Mabel Is described
Fly. feet tall. well formed and plump.
brown hair: brown "ycs ana red checks
Her hair wac. in u double braid IN one
coil down her back she "of. graz
aIn,,. bnt n brown velvet coat trimmed
with fur. a red flannel shirt waist and "a
mn rainy day skirt reaching 10 the TOP
81 her shoe. on the third anger OF her
lc,t hand wa. a small gold rims with a
She carried u bag OF school books and
:, bnS OF lunchcon,
The evening world., 1901-03-21
MRS. "JACK" BLOODGOOD'S
GOWNS ARE HOME PRODUCTS.
Society Woman Who
Adorns the Stage
Talks Of Her Dress
maker, Her First
Part, Her Favorite
Character, a Social
FoibIe and Her Am.
bition.

Mr.. JACK" Rloodgooi wn> dressed
FOR tho 'ra. &c; % rs. climbers
when | r,w her ~, evening. and With
ca,;c- We s"rc or. wnman-l!k,. % IN.
always Interesting -uhj-c, ~ clothes
.I.,k" my gowns Well. they DO seem
=, hav. made u his. Mrs i'lo"aSooi
said Every one % them was made
rich, here In New YORK y" farts
,npi.s," could rNcrl ny Ne" N"th
d-ossmnkcr. hu, Oh dear her price. AZ"
sn rir,urc.uuc' | pick NJ gown o.
.iorn;l, in Paris hcc,us" ,h.s" t1inIs
are 80 cheap over there. can resist
nc temptation. Ru' never q" ]; ne
AUS. the gown is any rrc''ier or more
istrh,ns than ,ho.c made Cor IN" ny my
irc.sm,k.r M> TASTE We'll, YOU MI
always 50. me In plain dresses "h"h
.,,, .ui, m, own fancy. Tailor gowns
ON no Jus, plain princess Dress
.Itiu,, any trimmings or hla.s' mas
20 n, IKE a ciov" Tha; l. my ihS'"
"Ii,y. ln Ike II" sag" ON. N"r.
Hurh. though Srt H. ouraa"h no" an
then Why Gnndn"ss knows surP'"'
mo gets ,,isrnl-aS'd AZ times over ANY,
ling on. does havn nothing I" sofn'
LIN of. cer,,inly. Ny AS. appearance
II MS I'm Til" CorII"."Is Sich
Yr...,hrd Ii'tlc par. hut bad as II was
/, va. better thnn NY ;cr:ornan'r - y,
shan never Forget II. just wish
sud | ,iGn't know the 'r.i 'h'ns
ir.I, making NJ t" begin Win ana : u
N. opening nigh, ru, every ble-'"d
hing on my face thai had ever been
.ld to use Hu, how and wh'r" II wen'
on! n sure can never tell was /"
sign, Tor gods ana men. when finally
t.r. INFO MAY Rohson's room and I'M
plnred h.- 80 IL. something for me. She
.,.-,,obcd IN ., l.as, hait Il what had
,tu on. and smroihcd me down. ana
.1n.-i me ~ TIL a last | resemb!cd
.omrihing human.
tier Fn>ortt~ Fart.
81 IKE comedy hes, | think. and my
,,hi,.,n /. TO play Peg Wofsnst,n.
There. a part, Bu; there are some
;,-.,,y sizah,r obstacles lying between
m. and Peg. 80 hat dare not indulge
II TOO many dreams j2n yet
IA. ynu going 10 remain permanently
On IN. stage ! asked
Yes. rm going la stick to II. f"'~e
hiv.n', much respect FOR you "r"n you
70 continually changing and :hnppinS
a.out. This Isn't u lad with me-. I'm IN
earnest wan. 10 succeed love WORK
| VAS always aciivc--busy abou: some
thing ali IN. time. The more work the
better. Ill. people are npt I, &c, n'o
mischief. you know. was never iSlc.
The Gambling Fad.
"Tnmoi!ns IN society: Why, yes. !
dare Say they DO play cards for low
stake. Way no.T They can afford II.
and gambling Is certainly fascinating. ]
do no, arllevc much money Is ever In
VOWED. however. And as for that story
about some young man having lost \
large amount which he could noi nf1ord.
why. It Is absurd. No gen;icwoman ever
The evening world., 1901-03-21
seek to Iucn,lf, IA Crazy Woman.

\ telegram has been received u. Police
Headquarters from the Chief OF Police
o.. Utrecht. y. y, which said they had
an insane woman IN custody Their. uron
Whom was a letter addrcsved M. @.
Van Wagner. No 4c West Twcn,!c'h
stres." Al. this address nobody OF that
name was known.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
DIsGRACED, SHE DIES.
Girl Who Had Been irrrstrd
SsvulIONs CnrbOltc Acid,

Lille Kistrr. who took a dose Of car
bolic acid In the county iail at Newark
yesterday. died to-day In the City Hos
p;al from the effects OF the poison. She
VIVA committed TO the jail. on Tuesday
as a disorticriy person. She was TWEEN
ty.ave years old and lived on Clinton
street Newark.
The evening world., 1901-03-21

Asserting to the statement % hcr
sister. Mrs. E!vin. % Stri!Sa. s;ro.',
ard OF the Mother Superior o. the Sister
House OF s.. Francis. "aere the woman
has taken refuge the las; week. MISS
Mcmahon Is mentally unbalanced. and
has been since las, June. wncn she was
committed To an asylum for s"veral
months Mrs Elv!n. ner sister, Is one
o! n. strikers.
However tina, may he. for 81 week
crank & DuEan nave ~or, such 10y
Ally as Is no; often on the market .or
money or love rl;hc-. y week ago
saturday Mis-. McMahon'. wages were
raised from 81 10 ST. week. and -hr
gave her word Immediately never TO
quit her loom. on Monday. wA"n the
The evening world., 1901-03-21

49,, 90, -, .,., , -, -,
"'"' H"'' ~ ''o"' ,,,,,,,
" '"' ~
,,,,, a., 40. ,,d ,hli.
dan OF IL rmau Su,z.r wl,hnu, . vcnnv
~, IN. ,ron.,,v mn, IN. vit. "A his
f,i,bfu, heI,n,.. h,ircA MN 10 max.
~. /. hnrI nyh, bc,or. us. bu, NC
hoe. .,oJ ,,,... ,or wc IAN show ,o,
L,In,y .h,, Herman Sulzcr was uu.
du,y Influenced he ,hIs woman. II IL
no, r.r.s.,-v !, nroyc ,hn, n club vas
,.,, oy.r hIu The. ar. other and
,,,,o xuh,,. u,y. a, in,ro,.r,y IN
.r.,,,,, ma, and tho pruyIsions nj,
~. ,,.,, val, .,ow ,l,iriy ma, .uch
.or,,.c, oy.- MIN
..r,, 49,, .,,u r,,o wlu NJ.
~, ,,,,,,,,o,, n, :,
arr, ~ =, ,ho os,,,o
The evening world., 1901-03-21
PLAGUE ON TRooPsHIP.
steward = Victim and Twenty
O,h.r persuns May ne Infected.

SOUTHAMPTON. March IA stew
ard OF the British troops nip Sim!a. from
T,5l. Bay, Feb Is. via Las Paimas,
March 6. whle.h has arrived here. Is
suffering from the plague and mas oee"
isolated.
Twenty persons who have pe"n VI
contact with him have been pinceu
under observation,
The evening world., 1901-03-21

one StrirL~ni / Died Of smn1i-J'oA.
II was reported at the Board OF '!ea'tn
,,.duy .h,, Elizabeth O'Dornell. thirty
six years old. -! No. go Eas, Twenty
nr.; street. had smallpox and was re.
moved 10 North Brother Island.
Mary lionakeI. thir,y-nvr ye,rs Old.
Of No. 1863 6re.nr.,int avenue, Brooklyn.
died OF the d!seafe on North Brother
Island this morning.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
Miss NcNn hon. Wind.

Mahon. whom God. she .,ys. has b.!l"n
remain a; her loom.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-25
An Acadia Fairy Tale.

j. c Valyerde brings in an Acadia
yarn which discounts all previous re-
cords. He says that some parties
were digging well at Church Point.
about sixteen miles from Rayne.
When down about eighteen feet they
struck bed of slate, after which
they found blue clay which is rich in
something that looks like gold and
diamonds. The owners OF the well
have boarded it up, stationed guards
around it and have carried off sam
pies Of the glittering stuff for expert
judgement. Remember that Mr.
Frasch, the Sulphur mine expert
main tanned always that diamonds
ought 10 be found here. In this con-
nection the Press would add that
rice is still bringing a good price,
Lake Charles Press.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-25
ABBEVILLE, LOUISIANA SATURDAY, MAY 25 1901.
Captain Putnam H ,me Aga in.

J. Henry Putnam, formerly mana
ger of the Texas-L Louisiana rice kitch-
en- at the Pan=American Exposition at
Buffalo, arrived home on the early
train Saturday morning.
Captain Putnam was seen by
Signal man this afternoon in regard
to the progress being made and the
general outlook for the success of
the enterprise. He said:
"There is not the slightest bonbt
IN the world but what the kitchen
will prove a great success in every
particular and the results will be even
more far reaching than was at first
anticipated. The frame and rafters
of the building are up and the wealth
erboarding was completed last We'd
nesday. The building when COM
pleted will be a neat one and adj
mirably adapted to its purpose. =
"Willthe kitchen be ready at the
formal opening of the exposition on
the 10th of next month"; he was
asked.
eyes, I think it will, providing, of
course, there is no de ay in the ship
ment of the lumber for the interior
finish. The people at the exposition
are taking great deal of interest
in our unique way Of furthering the
consumption Of our staple product.
The location given us is a good one.
We are near the government Ordance
building and amid a cluster of state
build ngs. Not more than twenty feet
away is the larges gun in the world,
which is being exhibited by the gov
erment and which is one of the draw
ing cards.
aI do not believe that the kitchen
should be dropped mere bat it should
be carried to other fairs at other
places. / am not in favor of taking
it to the Charleston, S. c., exposi-
tion, because the people of that
locality are already acquainted with
the production of rice and are most
all consumers. There are other
places where it will be of more
material benefit TO this section.
CAPITA Putnam says that his
successor, Colonel Eggeleston, Of
Lake Charles, has arrived in Buffalo
and entered upon his new duties.
The captain will leave for Beaumont
tomorrow where he goes to look
after the oil interests of number OF
New Orleans and Crowley capitalists.
Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-25

WANTED-rrustwn twnrthy mn and
women to travel and advertise for old es-
tahlished honse of solid tinani lal stand,
ing. Salary $50 a year and 81 penses, All
in cash. No canyass;ng required
Give references and inciose selfaddress-
Ell stamped! ehyeiope Address Manager,
$50 Caxtoil Bldg. Chicago,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-25
Police Jury Proceedings.
ABBEvILLE, La, May 13, 1901.

ion parish met this day in regular
session. Present: w. Qureau,
President, and P. ID. Leblanc, G.
Harrington, Nj. L. Eldredge, A.
Picard, Thos. Hoffpauir, b. Leblanc
, and Jos. Theall.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were approved after due reading.
Mr.. S. ?. Watts appeared as
| attorney for Mrs. w. D. Lyons and
presented a petition asking the Police
Jury to grant said Mrs. Lyots a
right of way across lands of Mr.. II,
A. Petry and after said matter was
fully discussed: Resolved, That Mrs.
Jos. T. Guidry be notified to appear
! at the next regular meeting OF this
body and show cause why she should
not be taxed for a portion Of said
road.
The following report from Road
and Bridge Committee was received
and on motion was adopted and
ordered spread on the minutes, to-
wit:
ABBEvILLE, La, May 10, 1901.
To Honorable President and Members of
Police Jury of Vermilion Parish:
GENTLEMEN: Your Road and
Bridge Committee met this day in
regular session and beg to report as
follows:
Mr.. S. P. Watts representing Mrs.
w. D. Lyons presented a petition
asking your body to expropriate
road for her use and benefit as per
act "a Of Acts Of 1896. j
We recommend the appointment OF
the following gentlemen jury Of
freeholders to trace road from the
public road near lands of Mr.. Angus.
tin Richard to connect with the pub
lie road near lands Of Mr.. Adam
Landry, namely: Augustin Richard,
Atenas 1leaux, Adam Landry,
Alfred Broussard, Numas Meaux,
Emilien Preineaux.
Also jury of freehofders to trace
road from public road near lands
Of Ovid Breaux running south to
intersect with public road near lands
Of Nlessrs. Jean Baptiste Hebert.
namely. Philosie Herpin, Cleophas
Hebert, Jean Baptiste Hebert,
Homer Dubois, Dupre Hebert,
Elodias Hebert.
| Also jury Of freeholders to trace
road from public road near resi-
dence of F. /. Broussard to run
1 east to lands of Jules Hebert, thence
north to intersect with public road
near lands Of Messrs. Holmes.
Respectfully submitted,
j. N. WILLIAMS,
B. LEBLANC,
4 A. PICARD.
The following gentlemen were
appointed a jury of freeholders to
trace a road from public road near
a Richard to intersect with public
road near Adam Landry's, namely;
Augdstin Richard, Atenas Meaux'
Adam Landry, Alfred Broussard,
Numas Meaux and Emilien Pre-
/ neaux.
/ The following gentlemen were
annointed jury of freeholders to
trace road from public road near
i Divide Bfeaux to run south to inter-
sect with public road near iands OF
Jean Baptiste Hebert, namely
philosie Herpin, Cleophas Hebert'
Jean Baptiste Hebert, Homer Dubois,
Dupre Hebert and Elodias Hebert.
] The following gentlemen were
annoioted a jury Of freeholders to
trace public road leading from puD-
lie road near residence OF F. !.
Broussard to run east and north anil
;ntersect with the public road near
lands of Messrs. Holmes, namely
q AVIATOR Mouton, Ademar Lego
SA. IA snIt ay+tf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-25

!. w. Harper VIII skeg awarded
Goid Medal al Cotton Exposition,
NV Orleans 's5 Gold Medal al
Worlds Columbian Exposition,
hicago. 's3. Gold Medal at Paris
Exposition 1910. The kind =
grandfather used stiIl leads; sole y
j %. NEIL I.EGs Ahbcville, La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-25
AND DIAMOND SETTER.

will be found at Vermilion Hard
ware Co. Store on State street.
Does all kinds of watch, clock,
.jewelry and spectacle repairs, in
neat practical and workmanlike
manner.-carries the largest and
most complete assortment of all
kinds Of materials and will do your
work promptly at the lowest
prices, consistent with good work
manship. Give him trial and be
convinced.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
City Council.

Council met in regular session on
Monday night with all members pres
ent except Alderman Reeves and At
torney Jeffrey.
Electric lights were ordered INSTALL
ed at Eighth and Rudd, Seventh and
College, on the flag staff in City Park,
and at Second and Greenwood.
Petition for license for wholesale
liquor house was rejected.
A rate of $500 for the first year
was granted to the new Cherrie Ice
Plant.
Clerk instructed to advertise for
bids for street sprinkling contract for
a period of one year.
City Attorney was instructed to re-
wise city ordinances.
Cemetery committee reported rates
established in new Lakeside Cemetery
to range from So to 500 per lot.
Recommend that suitable bridges be
constructed across the bitches. also
that iron gates bearing the name of
the cemetery be erected at the two
main entrances.
Fire committee reported that Hose
house No. | had $50 feet of hose;
No. 2, $50 feet. Some Of the hose
is old and not to be depended on in
event Of very heavy pressure. There
is need for an additional 1000 feet.
Respirators for use in heavy smoke
are also needed. The hook and lad
der truck is reported in poor condi-
tion, ladders are old and untrust-
worthy for use on tall buildings. Re-
commend combination hook and lad
der hose and chemical tank wagon
with capacity for 800 to 1000 feet of
hose, one 40 to 60 gallon chemical
tank with small hose attached; also
improved truss ladders. Two small
chemical fire extinguishers, 3-gallon
capacity. Two nozzles for spray and
solid stream. Team of horses for
hook and ladder truck. Two good
men on the pay roll as the beginning
of paid fire department; also two
special policemen from each company
to serve at fires.
Petition to extend water main on
North Fifth from Pike north 6 blocks,
was referred to Water Committee
with power.
Ordinances 208 and 209 were read
and passed d-may be found in another
column of this issue.
Council the adjourned.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
A Canonite Takes a Bride.

A. L. Switzer of Canon City and
Miss Madge NJ. Ward of Longmont
were Joined in marriage last Saturday
by Justice Rutgers in the parlor of
the Albright hotel. The groom is a
prosperous stockman and holds an in
terest in quite herd of cattle in
this county. The bride is a prepo-
sessing young lady, favorably known
and highly respected at her home in
Longmont.- Sheridan Lake Press.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
IN VICTORIAN.

Our late fellow citizen, D. A. Brad
bury, who was an architect of ex-
tended reputation and also an honored
member of the Colorado Chapter
American Institute of Architects,
has been remembered by that society
in the following words:
Whereas, 1t has come to the
knowledge of this Chapter that God,
in His wisdom, has removed by death
from our midst our esteemed member
and brother, D. A. Bradbury, now,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That while we bow sub
missively to His will, we would thus
publicly pay this tribute of respect
to his memory, in that the Chapter
has lost a worthy member and the
community in which he lived an hon.
ored and upright citizen.
Resolved, That We members of
the Colorado Chapter of the American
Institute of Architects extend to his
bereaved wife and son our most sin
cere sympathy. And be it further
Resolved, That copy of the reso-
lutions be spead upon the minutes of
this Chapter, and a copy sent to his
bereaved family, and copy sent to
the local paper, the CANON CITY REC
ORD. Done in love and remembrance.
THOMAS F. WALSH,
WILLIAM COVE, President.
Secretary C. c. A. |. A.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
AN IRISH womAN.s LOVE LETTER
Letter CYLII--and Last.
PATRICK O'BRIEN.

PATRICK O'BRIEN.
SIR-This is the last letter yell
have from me, bad cess to ye! And
it's writin this / am to tell We that ye
are lobster. There's lots of good
fish in the sea besides Holsters, and
if ye think I'll cry me eyes out becase
ye Tilted me. that's where ye make a
mistake. Troth. the policeman on
the beat has been coaxing me for a
month to go skatin' with him, and it's
goin' ! am to-morrer. Tear up me
photograph; yours is in the ash bar
bel. Farewell, Patrick O'Brien, and
may the divil fly away with ye!
Yours without respect,
MARY ANN BRADY.
Chicago Tribune.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
VIII Build rlore New Houses.

The Colorado Loan Investment COM
pany are perfecting plans which when
completed will result in the erection
of about six new and elegant resi-
dences, the exact location of which
has not yet been determined upon.
Most of the houses erected in this
city by this company have been locat
ed in Harding's Addition.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23

Rheumatism is conceded to have its
origin in a poisoned condition of the
blood, and to be most successfully
treated by Herbine, which acts upon
the liver, kidneys and other blood
purifying organs, thereby divesting
the system of the offending agents.
Price, so cents. For sale by Hunter
Palmer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
FINE CIGARS
SEVEN
FINE CIGARS
-.AT-
GODFREYS for a QUARTER

The Copper Gulch mining camp is
attracting some attention at Boards
ley, Minnesota. The RECORD is in re-
ceipt Of a letter from that city asking
for information regarding that dis
tricta and would be glad for any reliable
data that may be furnished it in or
der to intelligently comply with the
request of the eastern correspondent.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23

Extravaganza is paying more at one
store than you have to pay at another.
Economy is getting best quality pos
sible at the least possible cost. Kaye
& Davis, 203 Main. If
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
When You Get a Headache

Don't waste minute, but go to your
druggist and get box of krauso's
Headache Capsules. They will prevent
pain, even though your skull were
cracked They are harmless, too. Read
the guarantee. Price, % cents. Sold
by Hunter Palmer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23

E. j. Ullrich. general manager Of
the National Refrigerator Company
of Colorado Springs, was in the city
Monday in conference with the Cher
rie Artificial Ice Company. The REC
ORD acknowledges a pleasant call.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23

John Chetelat few days ago pur-
chased of F. A. Reynolds the neat s.
room brick cottage, 1919 Harrison
avenue; consideration, $1,5O0. Mr..
Chetelat has been a resident in this
city little more than two years, and
is now the owner of three fine resi-
dences in that block in addition to
two vacant lots.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23

J. l.. Leckliter and family are new
arrivals from Colorado Springs and
expect to remain here permanently.
Mr.. Leckliter is a painter and is said
to be first-class workman.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23
Important TO the Ladies'.

The Canon City Milling company
has adopted a novel system of adver-
tising its crown Patent flour. Begin
ming with Monday morning last they
enclose a slip in each sack of Crown
Patent flour offering cash prizes for
the best written advertisement for
that particular brand of flour. The
task imposed is not a difficult one, ard
the rivalry should be sharp. If you
are not already using Crown Patent
-four purchase sack at once, study
the conditions contained on the slip,
and submit your idea of what an ad-
vertisement should contain. There
are three prizes to be awarded-$5,
SO and 81 in cash. Ladies, try it. If
If you want your buggy or carriage
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-05-23

In buying groceries the first con-
sideration is quality, then price. All
we ask is for you to judge our goods
by trial. G. R. Tanner & Co. If