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The Washington times., 1902-12-18
BRECKENRIDGE DEFENDS
INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT
Opposes Its Elimination by Secretary Roots General
Staff Bill
Staff Bill.

but for the investigation by the inspec-
tor generals department
"Our method" said General Breckin-
ridge. els not 10 have SCI udals. but 10
prevent them. The officers who were
caught were new men In the service and
not familiar with our inspection. The
older men In the service knew OF our
methods Of inspection. which operates to
prevent them from committing frauds
Abolish the inspection and there would
be no end OF frauds"
Continuing, General Breckenridge said
the abolition OF the department would
have little effect upon him as he was
nearing the end OF his career. but that
he had m interest in the welfare Of the
service In which he had spent the best
years o. his life
The Transport Service.
His first suggestion Of inspecting the
transport service, ne said. had been met
with opposition. but now Colonel BIRD
agreed that # was well and had tended
10 promote its efficiency. Good men
were always glad Of the fullest inspec-
iIon.
In the last war" continued General
Breckinridge. the only general killed
was one upon the rolls Of the Inspeetor
Generals corps-GeneraI Lawton. They
say we are subject to criticism. but ]
think we are also subject to commenda-
uon from those for whom We have la
bored
The military critics OF the world have
declared that our army In the last war
was the best the country ever raised. and
It's efficiency was the work Of the inspec-
tor generals department. Whatever fault
there may have been was I'm those who
we're above inspection. Those who we're
subject 10 inspection were found 10 be All
right. War is a matter Of human lives
and If you have good thing It is wen
TO hold fast to 1t, and you had better not
meddle with a buzz saw" This was the
manner IN which General Breckinridge
expressed himself in advising the reten-
ton Of the inspector generals depart-
ment
II consider General Macarthur about
the ablest general we have" he .contin-
ued," and wish your committee would
call him before you and ask him biz
opinion upon the matter"
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
FRENCH DETECTIVES FIND
NINE. HUMBERT'S BROTHER

LISBON. Dec. 18.-A telegram received
here from Funchal today states that
French detectives have discovered the
whereabouts Of Roman Daurlgnac. q
brother OF Madame Humbert. wanted by
the Paris police for the famous Craw-
ford will swindle.
Daurignac, the dispatch says, is a guest
at the International Hotel IN Funchal.
He tried to embark for Las Palmas. Ca
nary Isles. but was prevented.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
HANDS STICKING OUT OF
GROUND UNCOVER TRAGEDY
Body Of Missing Man Unearthed-Had
Been Shot Twice in Back.

CATAWBA, Fla. Dec. 1s.-Frederick
A. B. Goertner, well-to-do young Ger
man, who came here from Rhode Island
a year ago, was reported missing a few
weeks ago.
Yesterday. in the woods near his home
a searching party saw hands sticking
out Of the ground Goertner's body was
unearthed. He had been shot twice in
the back.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
New Fancy Goods.
MANY ECONO8IZIHG CHANCES.
Sterling Silver, 25c

A large showing OF neat and pretty
designs in Sterling Silvcrware; Nail
Files. Tooth Brushes. Nail Brushes.
Cuticles, Bells, Hearts. shoe Horns,
Seals, ctc., the same pieces that usu-
ally sell al f9c. Special Green Ticket
price. 25C.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
EIGHTEEN STUDENTS At
ST. JOHNS SUSPENDED
Classmates 0athbound to Secure Remis-
sion Of Punishment OF to
Remain Away.
60 . The - 49,

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Dec. lS.-The facul-
ty Of St. Johns College has announced
the suspension Of eighteen students this
morning on account OF the recent hazinR
and the attack on professor.
other students have left their classes.
They have bound themselves by oath not
TO return until the proposed punish
ments are remitted.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Beaded Bags, 73c

A large showing Of fashionable
Beaded Bags; 0xidize frame and I'm
ish; Chamoise lined and neat inside
pockets, elsewhere SL25-a very ac-
ceptabie Xmas. present. Green Ticket
Dav re
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Dresser Sets, csc

Pretty and desirable Opal Dresser
Sets; 6 pieces tastefully ornamented,
fine gold tracing. sold everywhere at
S125. Green Ticket Price, CSC
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Silver Trimmed Pieces, 25c

A lot Of Rosewood, silver trimmed,
goods; Hat Brushes. Clothes Brushes,
Military Brushes. Hair Brushes. Mir
rors, etc, all worth each ACC. Green
Ticket Day. 25c.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Smoking Sets. 49c

Large size Gentlemen's Smoking
Sets, complete with all the neces-
sary equipments; very appropriate
and desirable; worth CSC. Green
Ticket price, 49c.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Collar and Cuff Boxes, 4Gc

Lot Of Leatherctte Collar and Gun
Boxes; Patent Collar Button Holder.
oxidizcd. on top; well worth 9Sc.
Green Ticket Day. 49c.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Hat Brushes. ACC

A neat line Of Hat Brushes: sill
yer tops; good quality that regularly
is 81. Green Ticket Day. 49c.
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BriC-a-Brac. 49C.

A large lot OF pretty designs in
good quality Bric-a- -Brac; Cclluloid
Photo. Holders. Stems. Jewel Boxes,
Tobacco Jars. and Ink Wells. worth
csc. Green Ticket price, 49c.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18

General Breckinridge. Inspector Cen
eral OF the Army, appeared before the
House Committee on Military Affairs
yesterday and made an extended
argument upon that feature of Secre-
tary Roots general stan bill which pro-
vldes for the gradual elimination Of the
inspector generals corps. He said the
present law allows seventeen inspect
ors. but by reason Of the work devolv-
ing upon the corps. the work OF neces-
sity requires six additional inspectors
There are ia this bill" said General
Breckenridge. constructive and destruc-
tive features. Generals Youag and Chat
fee who will soon be lieutenant gen
erals. are Of course in favor OF its pas
sage. They commend its constructive
features, but say nothing about ITS de-
structive fe5 lures
General Breckenridge quoted at length
from stater.snts Of military officers
from Gener Washington down. com
mending n, work Of the inspector gen
erals depaiT ment. and expressing the
opinion that its maintenance and proper
equipment were absolutely necessary TO
the good Of the service. In this respect
he quoted Generals Sherman. Sheridan.
Pike. Meade. Hancock. Scoheld. shafter,
Otis and a dozen others. all of whose
opinions coincided with his own IN tho
matter.
Work in Spanish War.
In answer to a question from one OF
the members of the committee regard
ing the work Of the inspector generals
department in the Spanish-American
war and with particular reference to
the discovery a. the postal frauds I'm
Cuba. General Breckenridge said he had
been ordered to report TO the command
ing general there. That action at once.
he said, limited him.
He told General Wood ne said that
It was merely a question as to whether
he would reveal the true condition Of
affairs OF have them revealed by the
inspector generals department. General
Wood readily declared he would sustain
any inspection. The inspection OF Colo
mel Burton then resulted in the disCOv-
cry OF the postal frauds. The same was
true with respect 20 the commissary
scandals in the Philippines. he said.
which would not have been discovered
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
GO-Carts, Carriages,
Hobby Horses, ShOOflys, &c.
Magic Lanterns, Black
boards, Dishes, Furniture.
Iron and Mechanical Toys,
Trunks and Pianos.

81 TOYS, etc....--15c
$50 Toys. etc. SLID
s. Toys. etc--..Sl-65
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
$40 and SI2 Coats, S6.45

Ladies' and Misses Monte Carlo
and Box Coats; made Of best quality
American Wooden Mills Kersey. q
inches long; blacks. reds. tans. and
castors, panne velvet collar. cuffs.
and pockets trimmed; good lining;
tailor made and stitched. GN 81
Worth 5000 and S12-00. Nh N
Green Ticket price. VOs IL
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
SIS and SIS Suits, $3.50

Black and White and Blue and
White effects in Ladies' and Misses
Fashionable Knickerbocker Snow
hakes-Norfolk strap jacket; also
Venetian and Cheviot Cloth effects;
blacks. royals, nsvies. and browns;
satin piping on all seams: all the
swell effects. Worth n n
$3.50. $500, and $500. NJ hi
Green Ticket price. ..-.... QOsOO
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Work Boxes, Csc

ChiIdrcn's Wor,, Boxes: complete:
very pretty and sGt designs. worth
4gc. Green Ticket price 25c.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
S4 aid IS Child's Coat. 81. IS

Misses and Children's Auto Coats.
made OF good quality English Melton;
elabOrately trimmed large sailor
collars; fun dress lengths; blues.
browns. castors. and reds; ages s
to IA years. Worth S400 90 OF
and $500. Green Ticket NJ 11
price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. " Es'JO
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Tax In Gold Coin.

THAT every national bank, taking out
such notes for issue. and circulation.
shall on the first days Of January and
July Of each year pay into the Treasury
OF the United States In gold coin a tax
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Baby Sets. Csc

Oxidized Silver Comb and Brush
Baby Sets; neatly boxed; very pretty
and neat; a suitable gift for any
one; worth SL49. Green Ticket Day,
osp
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
Bracelets, 49C

A lot Of the pretty and swell
''Nethersole" gold finished Bracelets;
very neat gift. elsewhere sold at
gSc. Special Green Ticket price, 49c.
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
SI251 and $50 Coats. 1896

Special lot OF Monte Carlo and Box
Coats; also Short Jackets; made OF
extra grade kersey and mOntagnacs;
guaranteed satin lined, storm and
notch collar; all the most worn and
latest effects; tan. blue, castor, gray,
and black. Sold elsewhere n n nR
at $3.50, $500. and IN
$1,000. Green Ticket price UOsOO
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
SIS Skirts, S2.S5

Stylish Blue and Black Walking
SkhTs: fOunced bottom: heavily
stitched; also some strap seam ef-
fects. full flare fOunce some styles
also with white stitched; nR Or
well worth $500 Green /N1
Ticket price. NY6sOO
The Washington times., 1902-12-18
King g'SPalaCe

Just Is Stylish Walking and Dress
Suits: Melton Cloths in Gibson and
'Norfcik" effects; skirts are heavily
stitched and have stout seams: OK
fords- light gray, blue, and black;
atty nd desirable. e 4 nF
Worth $40. Green Ticket IN
price ee-.-..........-...... 1sOO
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
Flower Bubbles.

Children, have YOU ever tried blow
ing bubbles with flowers? | don't
suppose You have. Well. try it. Its
great fun.
Mskea nice suds to begin with and
add few drops of glyeerin and ann
monia. Then get some petunia bios
SONS and sit down in front of your
bowl.
Dip n big blossom lightly into the
soapy water and put the little end to
your lips, having removed the stalk
and the leaves, of course; then
blow.
The bubble which comes from the
end of the flower viii be simply
lovely-ail the colors of the rain
bow, big. bright and beautiful. Just
try il and see.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the matter oftthe estate of Alfred
Richardson, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that @ on Monday. In, .
ap,t~ ,.o,,lnr dayr OF the the March term
~ ,he Coun,y Court of Fremont County.
ia the State OF Colorado, l. Newell -,
bsfore the Judge of said Court. present
my iinai settlement o. such esesni9,;; I;
n,sy lie approval Of the same, and Viii
hen auuIv 10 he discharged as such
rxecutor At which time and place any
person ia interest may appear suu ptereh'
.r1,ie,s.ior,- 90 the came. II any there DE.
Dated al Florence. Coiorsdo; aafeh sth'
feg y, y, = sfbs., r.
Executor OF the Estate OF -fhi'n "'Na''
>y,r-i Pubiirniion April I'd. isie.
Last publication Aprh ~ iN.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate of Lucy
+. Glanville. deceased
Notice is hereby given. that on non
j. day, the 2sth day OF April, 4. ID. lyC2.
being one Of the regular davs OF the
March term OF the County Court OF
Fremont County. IN the state OF Colo
rado. / Warren ID Howe, adminis'ra-
tor of said estate will \ pear before the
Judge of said tourt. ese''t my iii,ai
settlement as such - n'nisirator. pray
the npproyal OF TIE e;,iue. and Will then
apply to be dischhi eed as such admin
istrator. Al vii rli time and place any
person in iui crest may appear and
present objections to the same, II any
there be.
Dated AT Canon City. Colorado, March
Is, 1902. WARREN - LOWE,
Administrators OF the estate of Lucy j..
Gianyille. deceased.
First publication March %, 1872.
Last publication April "a. 1907
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
A u.eful poa.

There was once a little boy who
lived on a farm in the Ear east. He
had a dog OF the name Of Watch.
One dav as his father was going to
market. a distance of ten miles. the
dog wanted to follow. His master
tried to drive him back several
times. but the dog was determined
to 20. After travelling about three
or four miles the boys father found
he had lost his overcoat So he
turned the horses around and drove
back. There. TO his great surprise.
he found Watch lying on the over
coat in the middle Of the road and
the teams turning out in the deep
snow TO pass him. Watch was a
useful dog to have on the farm
Florence Bailey. Aged Nine, in Los
Angeles Herald.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
Notice for Publication

In tile District Court Of the klcNcnth
I,sdiriul district af the state Of Colorado
Ia and for the County "f Fremont
la the Matter of the Priority OF toRnER
Mater Rights IN District No, l..
Newton Shacftcr having nlcd In the
aisovr entitled matter his Ncrincd pctttion
praying for leave to change the point OF
din cf-ion Of said right tn use water from
Beaver Greek hy and through the Thomas
Patton Ditch No, and the Ihuiunr Patton
Ditch 3, 10 the Park Ditch No. nl ia the
decree IN the above entitled rnattcr.
Now, therefore, the undersigned lndE,'
Of said court having heard and couridcrcd
said petitinn and lctng fully advised ~
the premises. does order that the -atd
petitioner lpe allowed Ia submit evidence
Ia determine whether ur net such change
la the l-,iut Of diversion OF hts right TO
the use of water from RcaSct Greek viii
iniuriou-lN affect the vested rights NJ
others in aud to the u-e ot water, ana -Aiu
proof may I've submitted on the ia,h day Of
NAV iere. al the hour ~ 10 o'clock u. ma, nt
said daS or ns soon thereafter a. the satte
eau I've hcerd.at which time all persons ad.
Vrrs..slN Interested may appear and contest
the right 10 such change.
II l. further ordered that the
ts-fttioncr serve cause notice nt
order To he served by publishing
a certified COPY thrrcof in SOUR
public nrSsspai,cr rcguinriy published In
Fremont County Colorado. four -ucecrstNe
weeks. the last puhlicntiou tu I've AZ least
ten days prior to said 18th day OF Nav, y
u. itol Petitioner {" pny az COST oi th'-
publication, N. :. BAILEY, Judge.
\ ruc Copy.
Witness ma, hand ~ Clerk aud the seal
Of said Court az my onice In Canon City,
Fremont County. Colo, this Aitril sthIHr.
IspNr1 n ~. Witile
Clerk District Court.
First publication April 10. toe.
Last publication MAY list, lse.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17

1902, $4,000 for the round trip.
Date of sale April 22-23. final return
limit June 25.
For the National Convention, Trav-
elers Protective association of Amer
ica. and for the convention of the
Supreme Lodge, Ancient Order Uni
ted Workmen. Portland, Oregon, $40
for the round trip. Dates of sale,
May 2S to June 9, final return limit
go days from date of sale,
For the meeting of the Imperial
Council, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
San Francisco, $1,000 for the round
trip. Dates of sales, May 2S to June
3, final return limit, 60 days from
date of sale.
For biennial meeting, knights of
Pythias. San Francisco, $4,000 for
the round trip. Dates of sales, Aug
ust 40, final return limit Septem-
Der 80.
For full particulars regarding di-
verse routes, side rides, stop-overs,
etc, call on or write
l4tf d. n. GARRETT, Agent
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
WHILE WALKING down town
call and see
Walks Without Clutches

was much afflicted with sciatica.
writes Ed. c. Mud. lowaville, Sedg-
wick Co. Kansas, going about on
crutches and suffering great deal
of pain was induced to try Bal
lards Snow Liniment, which relieved
me, used three so cent bottles. 1t
is the greatest liniment ever used ;
have recommended it to number of
persons, all express themselves as
being benefited by it. now walk
without crutches. able to perform a
great deal of light labor on the farm.
80 cents and 81 90 at Hunter Pal
mer's.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
Annual Election Of school Directors.

NOTICE u HEsKifY "tVHN.
Tia, the annual tuc~iiuE uf the legal
voter. II school DISTRICT No. one ia the
County II Fremont aud state q colorado
Viii l.,. held si the asficc of tl~ CauutN Su-
t.rfin,ertdrut IT - clss-oir at the court hou-f
-, the fir-, Monday of Nav. ipe- for the
purpose ot electinc dircei"f-' A. i"ii"w-i
one Director Tor 1--we YEAR,
pne Director fio nii vacancy t"r three
ycar-.
aud for tl, ,yt,rtsa-e Of voting tax on iar
shis. tsrot,rrfy fn the district ~ provided
IN in section - the School Ls~.
The ballot box Will bc opened at the
hour of ao'ciock y. M. and cist-cd AZ tue
hour OF o'clnck y. M. attd at ss'' y ul- the
meeting will br otgautzrd for thr ifan~sc.
tiotl al any other business pertaining To
school Interests that may legally bc
broorht before It.
- {. !. .fRBDpICkroN.
SHAL sec. OF school list, ". Ono.
Ftr-t pub Aprii ), iip2
Last t,ni,. April p. iis2
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17

DO Nor PUNISH HIN. WhIsTLED.-
was called up, and though with a
somewhat stubborn look lie denied
ii again and again, was commanded
to hold out his hand. AT tliis in
slant a slender Httle fellow not
more than seven wears old and with
very pale but decided face held out
his hand. saying as he did so with
the clear and firm tone Of hero:
"Mr. Walters. sir, do not punish
him; ! whistled was doing a
long. hard sum. and in rubbing out
another | rubbed it out by mistake
and spoiled it all. and before l
thought whistled right out, sir. /
was very much afraid, but could
not sit there and act a lie when |
knew who was to blame. You may
plnish me as YOU said you should >
And with all the firnincss he could
command he held out the little
hand. never for moment doubling
that he was 90 be punished. Mr..
Walters was very much affected.
"Charles. said he, looking at the
eject form OF the delicate child who
had made such conquest over his
natural timidity, u would not pun
ish you for the world No one here
doubts that YOU spoke the truth. -
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
A Boy Whose Teacher Wouldn't Pu1
ish Him For the World.

Master Walters had been mrclr
ANNOYED BY some one of his scllol
ars whistling in school. Whenever
he called boy 10 account fer such
a disturbance he would plead that
it was unintentional--"He forgoi
all about where he was" This be-
came SO frequent that the master
said he would punish the next Of
fender. The next day, when the
room was unusually quiet, a loud
sharp whistle broke the stiffness
Every one asserted that it was q
certain boy, who had the reputation
OF mischief maker and liar. He
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
Save the Loved Ones,

Mrs. Mary A. Vliet Newcastle,
Colorado, writes: believe Billiards.
Horehound Syrup is superior to any
other cough medicine, and will do all
that is claimed for it, and it is so
pleasant to take. My little girl
wants to take it when she has no
need for it." Billiards. Horehound
Syrup is the great cure for all pull
monary ailments. 80 cents and Sl.00
at Hunter Palmsr's,
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
Notice for Publication. 60

1, the District Cour, OF the Eleventh Jn-
diciaI District of the state ~ ~
snd for the County OF Fremont
In the Matter OF the Priority of No ges5
wa,sr Rights in District No. ].
U.,,,r X. Latham. hs wing this let dsy OF
Anil a il. is0s. fiied In the ofiiee oi the
Clerk u ,hs pl-iIiet on. a., 70 s.,s.,n ven
red 1s,ftiou praying that she hss afi i n'
der su;horising tho eh-nsr ;. ". a ,ss,,
-, H., ti, Ostuioi Ditch from Ne-t - ferh
.nd sh.t the head gate ui the -sin ses hi..
Bitch ma, he ehsnssl s.l.t,e an .,siherissa ,a
change said hrsdEats ~ n
on the same .lns ,,i.,,,r, NJ, the e,ess
,,d ,,,at that certain i've acre of i9nd ,is-
serihed Ia the petition ana irltk nii,st
such changed ppfte"h ~
gated fheretrum.
Now. therefore. the under-tgned .nnks
having eou-isirrcd said petaiiou sDn tsins
nov well and iuli saSisTua .r aa,,is ~ Isst,s,n
e.. ..,i-,,,lt t,fssd in oIsrn cur on ttif ts'h
day OF Nsy, n. y is's at " y,
i''r.ts r,.,,.r -a,t t.s hcsfd a. to u neither
q, ,a, said change Will tnlutioueiN ii-, snrs,
Other u--,. % ss,. ,,,,,,,sss a. may be ma.
,rriai 10 ~aid rsn-r. ~ ~h,sh .t tns an,
place all pctson- a., - ma = t,- psc-~ri
=. .,,u,-.t said application. fne,lsati.n
al !, duly certified copy - tht- ntoet 'of s' /.
o.s,s.i Il four -tsecr--ive ~eck-: the Ia,
l,.,,.,i...,io,, th~r-of to he at least ten datt
.,s,nr 10 euid May I-fis ~ NresN nfsr s
palr gati,shsd v ss,,s,e,sn, s.ia na,ies 10 sii
.s.a.,,,. ~ c,Drtsornttan- ~i1n desire % fSfi-
-, I'D claim. y. : BAiihps Inhsr'
A Tfne Copy
wne-s ths sai g sa.a tasfi s,ia w 3,
Nrui, q Ciefk District Court.
~, ,,,bllea,ion Apdi iss
Las, publication Apfii .. h
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior

Depaftnfnt "f the Ihteffor.
LAND oryIcK AT PUEBLO. Colo.
March .. 1902
Not ce is hereby given III at the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton 70 make final proof In support nf his
claim. ard that said proof will be made be-
fore Clerk District Court at Canon City.
colo. May 20. 1902. viz; Mrrrick ". Bnrnett,
n z No. sf7s. for the y. y NE. X. W.
MEX. NE. u. Nv. X. Sec. 23. T. is ~ X
SO W.
He names the following witnessesfo prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton of said land. viz;
TT. rong. l.. Perr, of Canon CITY. Colo;
-. NJ. Bishop. J. p. Tong, of crsmer Colo.
J. R. CONDOR.
Register.
First pub. March 10. 1902.
Last pub. April II. 1907
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17
City
Property

24o-A good Groom brick, large rooms.
iot oOxl32, blocks from from pos
once -------- --------------..S SlsS>.
25l-A new room brick, bath. range.
cellar, furnace heater, good location
255-A good six room brick, bath,
range, large brick barn, one lot. six
blocks from T. o., easy terms. $500
25S-A six room brick, south front. lot
4ixl30, AZ blocks from T. o. nice
lawn and shade trees S240O
2J9-A new four room pressed brick,
good location i'll south Canon. $3.50
260-A new 1-room brick, bath, range
barn, two lots. nice lawn, on Green
wood---.--.-- ..-.S32OO
2i3-A good broom brick house, good
cellar, nice lawn, south front, corner
lot slIOD
26i-A Groom brick house, bath, range,
cellar, south front, lot 44x12O. on Main
street: easy terms. ..-.--......- 5000
265-A Groom frame house. barn, els
tern, lot l5Ox1ao, set to bearing fruit.
266-A new four room frame house,
south front,7 blocks from P.O. S12O0
267-A ten room frame house, lot 90xlOO
in South Cahon..---.-
26s-A new five room frame house,
barn, lot 44xl2o, 81 blocks from
269-A new five room frame house,
barn, chicken house, lot Set to fruit,
south front, good location-----.-Sl65o
Cañon City record., 1902-04-17

prices. Buy piano with reputa-
ton, such as the Steinway, A. B.
Chase, Everett, Fischer, Kimball and
other makes we carry. | have good
I'd hand pianos from $1,000 up; one
is Chickering. Another inducement
is our easy terms from $500 to 81 900
a month. w. S. DuPEE,
Knight, Campbell Agent,
AS Main street with Miller.)