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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

S5c Writing Paper Cabinets. zoe.
Writing Paper Cabinets. containing g
sheets Of paper and 50 envelopes
These 81 Cloth-bound books. 26c.
In this lot are such books as The Master
Of Baifantrae-The Iron Pirate-A Country
Observation-Disclosures = All Aboard
Forbidden Fruit-A Study in Scarlec-No-
BILE B~lood-Ladies' Book OF EtquettSTrus
to Herself-Life for Life. etc These are
only a few OF the many. 4
5c Cloth-bound Books. 25c. =
Books for young readers. such a. Robin
SON CruSoe-Biack Beauty-Chiide History
of Christ-Alice's Adventures in wonderland
Swiss Family Rcbfnson-Arabian Nights
Anderson's Fairy Tal.-Lives OF the PRED
dents-Wood's Natural History Mother
Goose Rhymes, and many others
$50 Cioth-bound books. 49c.
This lot comprises about SOC cloth-bound
books. such as Mother Goose-Favor!ts
Dishes-Wit and Humor-Heroes Of Chiv-
a;ry-Sylvia Famous Adventures OF Q
Brownie-The Lost Army. etc. These are
only a few of the many titles
75c Illustrated Gift Books. sec.
Bound IN fancy Illuminated covers All IN
presentation edition. A few OF the titles are
Song of the Bell-Song of the River-AmonG
the TreeS-Sea Fai-ies-The Ancient Ma
Soc Dainty Editions. 200.
Pearls and Rubies From the Poets.- q
fine holiday dress
Beautiful Booklets. 1Oc.
Hundreds OF teachers are buying these IN
quantities.
Ch!ldren's Books.
Paper Books. Linen Books. in al ~colors.
from 4c to s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

the mems meeting a. the y. VI. 9. A this at:e.-
noon.
Miss LeIa Iohnson daughter q - c. John
son. has returned from New Mexico
\ ~rraerir" q RI" Board u Directors OF Inc
y " { \. VIII take place 10 morrow T.Enf-
Mrs. Emma Barnes has been granted a III
vorc- irCn Willis Barnes on the charge Of de-
sr.,,.-
Ny. L.1r Wi-o VIII give I bazaar wsdnes-
day at NJ. I'll Park avenue
The Reverend Charles ;;-ienher= 81 s.. l. us.
AN.. VIII preach a: the German ". r. tauTch t.
day.
I II SCOTT was dnei g anu .os's On :
charge Il ;el.ir:" without a iic-n>e-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
WEIGHTED DOWN BY SILVER.
Long Island Nan Drowned With
$500 in His Pockets.

New York. Dec. "a peculiar dr,xning
iS reported from Canarsie. Long Island
with $3.50 In silver in his pockets. which he
mad saved for his wedding. Edward Porter
was Knocked from his slopn. while re;I,rn.
Ing to pert and was drowned
OWING TO the storm his crew could fender
no assistance. ami. weighted down nv the
coin. Porter, although a good swimmer
sank almost instantly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
TALKS on
Professor Collins of st. Louis Adj
dresses Alton Teachers.

Professor John S. Collins, principal of the
Eugene Field School in St Louis. iectured
before the teachers of the Alton schools
yesterday morning on "Naturalism as a
Phase of Education" The lecture was de-
livered in the auditorium of the new H-Sn
SchooI. at the special invitation of super
intendent r. A. Haights of the Alton
schools.
Professor Collins dwe!t at length upon
lear Jacques Rousseau. the noted French
man. and his influence upon educational
said Professor Collins. that n child should
he educated for himself. This form of ed
ucation has arisen from a fork of person.
atty. Words grow out of thought and not
thought out of words"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Trf-Cfty Notes.

Agitation Is being renewed for the establish
ment of q free library In Granite City. II Is I'M
derstont that the management OF ths different
mills will contribute.
"A marriage license was issued yesterday to
Miss Charity Matthews and Adam A. Walker
both OF Madison
The aart Of the stamping mills at Granite
'ity which was shut down recently will be re-
opened tomorrow with a full force OF men.
W. + Kane Of Madison departed last night
sion office.
A ": Tracy. employed at the car shops, lost
struck by a piece Of steel splinter.
a meeting OF tho Liederkranz was held las.
OF the society.
Mrs. Nancy Thurman Of Lower Venice. upon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
EAST SIDE NEWS

ne request OF re;atires. was ZEN. To m. -,,,.
Poor Farm Yesterday. "S sent 10 the county
cio,a nag station Will be established by In.
crossing, near Granite CITY Lshc
,lant at,es'sn we'll is 10 be sunk at the new
lite city. S'eei pant at Gran
III; E / Dieknlan OF Springfield. III. &c
vSrinak "t' mother Mrs J. ". Lor!ns OF North
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Green Appointed City Attorney.

REPUBLIC SPECIAI-
Nashville. Ill. Dec. 6.-The Nashville City
Council last night confirmed the appoint
ment of William 7. Green as City Attorney.
to fiji the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Louis Brenreuter. AT the November
election MIR. Bernreuter was elected County
Judge on the Republican ticket. and he
found himself unable 10 fill both Offices.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
PcfIit-ScmOniN

George Petit. who for three years has
beer in the employ of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad at Venice. Went Ia EdwarGSvi!le
thi. afternoon with Miss Anna SernuniS nj
Belleriils ard they We're married by County
.Judgs .JOhn Z. Hiilsketitc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

On and after Sunday. December : the Tlli-
nois Central train for Murphysboro. Cairo.
Marion. Paducah and Nashville, Tenn. and
points South and Southeast, will leave Union
Station at 7:29 a. m. instead Of ,:55 a. m,
as formerly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

II. II Hage,tY has filed suit for divorce from
Mamie HarcTty. He alleges desertion.
Arthur Haynes was arrested on a charge OF
stealing iron from G foundry.
Thomas Davis was arrested yesterday He
is wanted in Cairo. ILL.,. TO answer to a charge
Of larceny.
The Alpha Spiritual Society viii. hold a meet
Ing this afternoon IN the odd Fellows Hall.
cor:icr of Ninth street and Illinois avenue.
F. W. Kraft OF East st. Louis has Dur
chased forty acres Of ground near East 81. Louis
for $4,000.
The funeral Of the young child Of W. II,
Carl VIII take place this afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Negroes Arc Deprived of n Feast OF
Stolen Chicken and paiafaeS

You might have enjoyed your stolen
chicken and sweet potato dinner had the
D lice not caught you" Justice of the Peace
Brync remarked Yesterday tn Jim VIII
liGIns and William Davis. negroes. but /
know that he will enjoy turkey dinners on
Christmas Day and New Years Day at the
County Jail. and ] therefore send you both
there FOR thirty days each. and you are also
10 pay a fine Of - each
Williams ana Davis We're arrested by Of
iiccrs Tuomey ard EnriTht on a charge OF
stealing Il dressed ctic.:en and a large
sized sweet potato from George Roe's gro
Gerry store.
The negroes said that they had taken the
supplies SO as to he sure of a good dinner
Sunday. Justice Boyre, before whom they
were tried. said that he wanted them to be
sure of good meals also, and therefore sent
them TO the County Jail.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
East St. Louis Man Drowned.

Word was received yesterday by the DO
lice OF East St Louis from Daleviile. Ind.
that Henry Lang OF East ST. Louis had
teen drowned in the river. Lang's name
does not appear in the East St. Louis Di-
rectory-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

$50 Initial Tiandkerchiefs-!A Belfast man
ufhc'lrerS seconds, but yoI can pick out
those which do not show tn. impaft""tI"uS
TIL. tot includes 10. l2lsc. l0c and & Initial
itan~tkerchiefs-ali sizes ana styles al all
different -et:erS-9S many a. YOU want. ''r.
Sheer Ai!-Iinen HauIkerchiefs-A lot Of
l.tt beautiful Sheer Linen. bat every nos
aud then a knot appears-gIal!ty of lie
Hardkc Echiefs-s1l- a; Zoe.
fanc!ly Boxed HaL.keTchi'fs 53c.-P1x"a
at the factory-iEiIial HlnikercEiefs six to
q set.
L-aCs-E+Eed Handke.chiafS some 2ilJ
scalInped and squares and odd SHAPED. sale.
3 for :5c.
French Cambria Iiandkerrh:efs. Ioc.-For
ders.
Six Initial ~HandkerCEisfs, ; for 25c.-Men's
81 $: hemstitched. Silhouette. large initials
CT silk.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
To Increase CITY Reveuue.

Inc Citizens League Of BelleviIIe Is cor
siUefihg Il proposition to correspond with
cities of its size with a view IN obtaint.1.
by which the Charter of the
city can be changed So as 10 increase IFS
revenue by taxation. The proposition is to
be discussed at a meeting TO he held Ibis
week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

my memory came back / am still all con-
fused and cannot account for the manner
in which l spent the past three weeks"
Mr.. Beal is % years old, sober and indus
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Antitrust Book Store.

STORE y ST LOUIS EXCEPT HI MEYBR STORE. THE BOOK TRLsT SAYS
. MUST CHARGE HIGH PRICES o looks y ALI. OTHER STORES IN
ST. LOUIS OBEY HI Trust, EXCEPT THE MEYER STORE. HAT WHY
PRICES RE S MUCH LESS. M THAT'S WHY THE BOOK DEPARTMENT IS
s. CROWDED,
Orders by Mall Must Be Accompanied With Postage.
4 CUT price, IF IN STOCK OR POSSIBLE FWR Us T OBTAIN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
ALTON.
STOLEN LAUNCH Is
Thieves the Lorraine When
Gasoline Supply Gives Ont

chief of Police James Young of Alton
Yesterday recovered the gasoline launch
L"rraine. which was stolen several DAYS
ago at Havana on the Illinois River. from
l.. Hensstorf. The Lorraine was found at
the month OF the Missouri River and Chief
OF Police Young sent officer William
tH1Ylas ana Deputy Sheriff James Rypurn
OF West Alton. Mo-, after the launch yes
teIosy morning. The officers returned to
Alton with the craft last evening.
The Lorraine is sixteen feet long and has
q one and one-haIf horsepower engine.
Nnen found nothing in the boat was dis
turbed. 1t is supposed that the thieves ran
out OF gasoline and abandoned the launch
anu made thei. escape across the country.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
To the Boy and Girl Writing the Most
Interesting Letfer to Santa CfauS.
WODONKEYS TO BE GIVENAWAY

n@% ~ENx M#E% S%"TEE a S%T "@%a% %"~%%@ E@3a1 HI %% T@% '"@@ @@r w 1n@s
MmMmh letter @ehw and msn aMf4EnrmI pmhyw Nina T~mn m Santa maA A. Hm@
s%aaM9 9a g - @@%2R% G%@8%%@SHH S@% @TsS h%S%@@&S @%&%@@u MM% %ma %@s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
First Holiday Handkerchief Sale.

CONTRARY To THE USUAL ST LOUIS CUSTOM OF MARNINH = ~
PRICES OF FiANLKERCIIETS DURING HOLIDAY TINES THE NEffl' sNp
INVITES YOU To BUY EANDKERCIHEFS AT AS BIG y BAi'iALN SALE As II
EVER SAW.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

terdsy morning. The officers returned 10
Alton TS with the craft last evening.
2 one and one-half horsepower engine.
Hnen found nothing in the boat was dis
autoea- II Is supposed that the thieves ran
anu made their escape across the country.
Alton Note. and Personals.
afternoon at he Exams home a'! ga. a as p yss ssTesE
Mrs. Evans was q years old. She leaves . nus
the funeral have not been me co alpnasSHen'' for
has SH .isssed f1 ",psn: H no: s; Royal Arfa Masons.
7, Da sii: sscre.aIy: George i. smiIeE. treas,
r Chalk. principal sotourner.
ri wBu as Wes fn, sI,on th so saigon Of Gaines Har.
and stole twp barrels Of whisky and some other
IS isa9 es:im 6ss,de a, ds .as, e. The en- tsfpTes The lSss
covered 20 the perpetrators.
-The Cigar Makers Union OF Alton has elected
FRANK t'eary president: Frank Dick, vice prest-
sTsa s,,1 Flan WI kfa1ne Noe seeretsay; August Graessle.
trustees. ~ e""fe MIL
%. 4. Hayes of Philadelphia. president of the
s s1asss and 5sfor Ea mad delivered an address last
East Second street Presiden, Hayes lay sn sirt Rsl 10 10
ihiton Hriday evening and was entertainer at
sISssrs asd ssste BY q HqmS d Of RgE sgsi ;n,n Alton
the plant OF the Illinois Glass Company.
terdsy Il for o ssm F. Pra Gshssso, ai n; VI y,. departed yes
ter. Mrs. /. M. Waterman. s at rpp pss't Aisoa his sis
., postmaster JOSEPH Raines Of North Alton is
Ill with an attack of malaria
y. A Wishtman Of Upper Alton was called
to Greenville. Ill. yesterday by the Illness OF a
, . ,sIhs snEaEsmens Of Miss Sara F. wilkinson.
Brooks OF Denver has been announced. The
~ %fhss xii xIto TAKE hs Disss at q, AI Ess, on P Pee a;sc, 81
Charle. Woods. president: E a. burke. vice
Rtrss s d FREQ aPa9 sns Secretary; Fred Immense;
aooerts' conductor: lanes McLare. o. O.:
and Emil Ernst. trussees.
IN Fl Ei.6 C; Lpper of Springfield. III. i, a visitor
ot e n. Green of Colorado. Tex. Il. the guest
voted 10 establish a labor paper in Alton, TO be
known as The Labor Advocate.
at T ,so Wi.. S,s.sli M IF Eyal asss.m ILL.,; is a .Isi.qr
Mr.. and Mrs. olli. Lemon of Alton have
sious illness Of Mr.. Re Lsm Sa,!sd m sa ! by the Sc
sa1!aas dsf s xds@ R sSsn s 8 3 9u'i John q F. o gii'o;t
! "; Iarn.tt Nathan guar.ermas ter. W. ".
Skies officer Of the eseaR ay. 'f II Ne i Ru55seIii a IN E.
moi; state En%eampmsnt B. F. Skies a IL ,Hs e"-
guest Of Alton friends yesterday.
THE Alton Woman,s Relief Corps has elected
p Dem : hus senisr t sise bleaiaPen ns'i9 I'm. Ms s. H fSghia
junior vice president. Mrs. Maggie Efke. chap
P S,s el trea sure i NIT. si fss' Rsn;ro s Mirs S Mrse
Jessie Young delegate to the State Encampment,
Mrs. Maggie Skies alternate.
The funeral Of Louis d. Wood Of North Al
ton took place Yesterday morning from the Wood
hoWe. The services were under the auspices OF
pubic. Fl: Rsserend 6 S5snG II. n. T E, ras p as.
tor OF the First Baptis, Church at Alton. was
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

rhiidren's Boxed TEandkerchiafsI3 Initial
Hsndk rchiafs. lac loN: 3 LOUISIANA Pur-
srifchesi Handke:ch efs. box Ice
Special onc Observation-Disclosures and
=. or.s- r5,ar-.whra-,ia,ad Iarsd and
Novelty Han E1-Chi.fs-few only az each
Jat,c.n-Hardker hf.fs not 10 Ire matched
in st. Louis 1T tbs price
six Han4ksrhtf Sale-An importers IN
complete as~sarcmcut-aI perfect - men,
WHIT ar,i Colorei bo:derei II .n@'itehedi.
al SUk-N.u' a.d I.ari.,-' Ini'.ti. six
EanEk.~ r.ifats Urt all ]istJ.--l W.r'1 Sc,
q. - auG s.. lost i-!ces can PICK pt1- b!E-
s.st bass1iu-Sa." . 81 Si.Co-
Glaye HauGherchie:s-The latest fad-Jgr
the thing to stick in your glove zoe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

BelieSflie News Notes.
". kruger will deliver an address, a,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Silk Kin0nas and MegHgee Gowns.

"A ,MATI,FACTUREE.s SAMPLE LINE OF SILK kLM0XAS, ANn .sHLkT LEA
MERCHANTS PLACE THEIR ORDERS OUGHT Y THE MEIER STlEE. SfE
lDn,ATE AT VIRTUALLY Orr OWN PRICE, y WE Will fiA-A HEN ON
SALE, a TTE FOLLOWING PRICES:
$3.50 AND SEQ SILK DRESSING SACKS. IS. %
20 AND SIT LONG NEGIIGEE ROBES OF RIBBON AND LACE, 2.
Thts is only a Lhto o the number of items conained in uisp purchase OF fine gowns
made " the finest maker of SIX gowns sin this country.
So Tapestries 6c a Yard,
A FORTUNATE PURCHASE OF IS PIECES Of FINE QUALITY sIk 2BEL1
YI III ,Y AT Esq TH THE OF OHM DOMESTIC COTTON
GOODS. % TWO PATTERNS ALIKE SUIT ABLE FOE ENiIIR . EERSy
DRAPER1Es. IHANGIEGS AND COUCH COVERS
% osch Lace Curtains a pair s9c. 81" SMYRNA RMs, s,aan.lIrTp e Bel. aTm
About S2 pairs of SctchI Lace Curtains. in pie HeG AH-N2d SMYRNA Kns tata are
various designs of Renaissance Irish Pont worth $40 Ca-han&G designs in O-
Brussels Net Some of ;he HAYES slight entl ai foal effects No two like
mperfeudonsh hence the price ,- -. ,a, --
Hc Pillows Rico dozen handsome Art quality of satin. Head Rests in beautiful
Covered Pillow ClsMonsw with ruff aorala dOrental psttTns Boundw with silk
fed BORDERS: beautiful designs cords
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Come to the Silk Sale.

1bc Mctaltfc-DOt NeIvcts Blue
and tlack-ail the rage for waists and
b3c
Si-oo Black Tahfeta SILK, 30 inches
wlde-guardnteed-a SLID
S1-"5 Black Peau de Sole. Soc q ward
-55 inches wide-all pure siik.........S9 SOC
S1.oO black Crepe de Chine, Use n yard
- inches 75c
Si.oo value Black Peau de Sole,
2i inches wide. extra heavy ward Ggt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Shoes for the Family.

just Received, 2.GOO Pairs of Ladies'
Celebrated 500 B"ots-ail sizes and widths
every pair warraIitad-price.........st.55
Small Boys satin Calf Lace Shoes
regular prize Si.5)-9ewest hapes.for .Si.m
$500 Pairs of Swell Walking boots
patent leather and kid-tine dress boots. IN
fancy kid and patent iedthertall hand
s~-Wrd-sanne shoes. same styles YOU buy
elsewhere for $40. So and $40. forSi-jS
Mems shoes Mt ~Si.9S.-,,ne lot Of Mems
Patent Leather. Wei Kid. Box calf and
Velour Calf Shoes in all the popular lasts.
single and double SDlCS-shOSS made To re-
tai; az from SO t. S;u1-aH in one lot
Monday, while thcS last. at slS ,ith
fiuCrl.
See Our Immense Line of Mems Vice
Toy Tuiou-maie SHOES. all styles and
feathers. at S2-So
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23

Jsme. Turnbuli made hnsiness visit
TO the Cripple Greek district at the
beginning OF the current week.
The members Of the Married People :
Gard club We're charmiDglv enter
tained At the homs Of Mr.. and Mis-.
A. c. Koch, on Greenwood avenne,
last Friday night. The honors Of the
occasion were bestowed upon G. G
Conkle and Mr.. J. II. Maupin.
I'h. eoloYetl people Of Canon City
and vicinity will hold their hrst big
religions rally st Congregational hall i.
over Swanson'- barn. corner OF Sixth
aud Main streets, AZ Z 80 next Sunday
evening. 4 feature of the occasion
will Se the singing of an original
ballad by the minister in, charge Of
the service. The public is cordially
invited To- he present
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23
ECLIPSE OF the MOON

The moon was in total eclipse last
Thursday night RS scheduled by the
astronomers and let forth in the
family almsuscs. The sky was per-
fectly clear At the time and the disk
of the satellite was seen to gradually
pass into the earth's shadow. afford
ing fine observation of this not very
rare. but always interesting phenom-
enon. Luna entered the penumbra
at o:17 O'Clock. slipped into the
shadow at 10:i1 and broke away from
tho shadow at 40 a. M, and COM
pleted the performance at 2 40 O'Clock.
after most of her audience had gone
to bed.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23
VALUE OF ADVERTIS-
ING DEMONSTRATED

A significant fact has been noted in
th,: money order department of the
local postoftice fhe last few weeks,
which demonstrates the value OF
printers ink TO RI. commercial inter
the clothing and dry goods business.
Sine, the strenuous rivalry for trade
began among the home merchants in
the lines indicated the outflow Of
dollars to Montgomery Ward d Co.
Sears, Roehuck d Co., Marshall
Field d Co, Siegsl Cooper 4 Co.
and the other great department. stores
of Chicago and New York has prac-
ticallS' erased, the money being spent
at the bargain counters in Canon City.
BY means of judicious advertising
the home merchants have attracted
public attention and diverted great
stream Of cash TO their own tills,
which formerly foupd it, way to the
eastern cities.
Thos.. who have mot gone TO the
/ trouble TO investigate the matter have
no adequate idea Of tine magnitude Of
/ the business dors by the big retail
firms of Chicago nl4ong tine people Of
this city, the amount sgRregating
thousands of dollars every month.
II this trade can be kept at home
every man, wonan aud child will ho
a beneficiary, az the financial drain is
perceptible in every avenue of labor
and business. The home merchant is
peculiarly affected by it, being de-
prived of that patronage which he Is
entitled to by his citizenship and his
enterprise
In the majority Of instances local
dealers afford the buyers as good. "
not better, bargains in all staple lines
of merchandise than the big con, erns
in the cities, although this fact is
frequently lost sight of by those who
purchase articles abroad, which can
be had at home.
The big department stores of Chi
cago pay no taxes in Colorado aud in
no wise contribute to the progress aud
prosperity Of the community. and are,
therefore. not entitled to any consider
alton from the standpoint of patriot-
ism.
By generous advertising Canon
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23

Mrs. Olive E. Howe wife of DR.. W
D. Howe of 9O2 Greenwood avenue
left last Friday for month or six
weeks visit with friends in Lincoln.
Nebraska.
". L. Lytle of Erie. Pennsylvania,
and Miss Landen of this city, We're
married at the parsonage OF the Unit
ed Presbyterian chuych last Thursday
evening, Rev. s. r. Mclaughlin
officiating. They will make their
home in the Keystone state.
Mis- Myrtle L wis returned TO How
ard, Kansas, the first of the current
week, after pleasant visit of couple
of months duration with her sister,
Miss Clara, and other relatives. She
will halt in Pueblo and Denver for a
brief visit while en- route home.
RoDt. A. Henly, who has been liv.
ing on the ranch of County Treasurer
Fredrickson, at the corner of Central
street and Orchard avenue, for the
last two wears, has purchased couple
of lots in Hardine's addition and will
shortly erect a neat cottage thereon
Mr. and Mrs. ". L. Huffman left
last Monday for Trinidad, where tAe
former will engage in the bakery and
confectionery business. Mr.. HUFF
man, who has been connected with this
/ bakery establishment Of Mann & Co.
during his residence here, renewed
to Canon with his family about two
years ago.
George CLARK, who was called her,
| county by illness of his relatives, say.
there are great gazing and agricultu.
raj opportunities up in the north
western counties of the state. He ha,
leased a large ranch near Tampa
aud expects to clear five or six thous.
and dollars by raising cattle during
the next three or four years.
The superb weather, which we are
at present experiencing, is prolific in
picnic and tally-ho parties, hardly a
day passing without its quota of
pleasure seekers being seen making
their way to the foothills for an out
ing. For pedestrians Grape creek
canon seems to be one of the most
favored Localities. and picnickers up
there are almost as thick as leaves
in Vallombrosa.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23
We Have the Pianos

Sou want and our prices nre the lowest
II quality Is considered. Steinway,
Weber, A.B. Chase. Everett. Fischer,
Kimball and others Big cut in
prices this month. Good second
hand pianos from SG5 mp. Easy terms
Call or write. The Knight Campbell
Music Go. W. S, Dupee, Mgr,
42,s 4ls Main street. with Miller