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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

r. u. Evans. aged 70 years, q veteran OF
the Mexican war: az Liberty Hill.
Mrs Emme Kruger, aged p, after
long Illness; NJ Marion,
lanes II Garrison. found dead in bed at
his home near Garrison.
j. NJ Hurt, aged SS, OF pneumonia al
sherman. A.
lin. ,,,,.,.. ..,.,,.,..
Holm Penland. aecl IS NJ Medina.
Mrs n NJ Morse, aged 50; at Calvert
Josephine Duffy, aged l3, Of consumption;
OF Rio Grande
George Wilmington; near Temple.
Emmett Daniel; at Wills
Mrs Sallie Bean. Of pneumonia; at
Laurel ,.,. n, A.
Edward Ward one OF the prominent citi-
zens Of Burleson county, died az his home
In The CITY last night very suddenly lie
was apparently IN the best OF health, nad
eaten a hearty supper and read the papers
nntii about 10 O'Clock. when he retired.
SbcrtIy after retiring he was heard 70
sroan; the family then got up as ala ne
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Henderson Texas, February 20.-ln con
sequence Of defective due tue home Of
] Endel caught FIRE last night, but was
distinguished before much damage was
done
This morning he home occupied by
George Daniels and owned by Mt Ciaihorn
was burned. very little furniture or other
effects were saved Mrs. =. j. TrammeHi
"A hoarder. lost about 500 In cash NO in-
surance on either house or furniture
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cording 10 the agreement. II either tins
felt $500 '' i'i
Mcqovern will arrive tomorrow morn,nc
ut $40 o'clock from Cincinnati whore h.
has been In training Dave Sullivan is in
louisville, where he has been prepared for
strong, the negro heavyweight opd loo
selger. who was young Corbett's" snar.
ring partner when he trained for his smc.
cessful fight with McGovern on THANKS.
giving day
Bob Fit2slmmons who will referee enc
contest, arrived in the city tonight
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WElNle BEAT MAccoRMlcK
It Was in the Tenth Round After Hard
Fouuht Battle

Fought Battle
hot Springs, Ark, February 21.-Al wei.
zig of Buffalo won a decisive victory ovcr
Jack MacCormick Of Philadelphia tonight
in the tenth round OF a hard bottIc ~
the first of the fight MacCornack. who ,yas
l"ltE-one pounds the heavier ut thc ring
SIDE, forced tue fighting with PUSHES He
OF the Buflalonian. hut WcInig TOOL ,i.c
punishment and bided his time. In Tho
eighth lCrnd MacCormck began to frs
enc Wcinig started to light lie 1oorei
nihth once and in the tenth had knori,ed
MIN 10 the floor twice when Tim Callahan
scconding MacCormck entered tho ring
ana carried his man to the corner.
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KlIIed le7 Duoks and % eees..

Corpus Christi, Texas, February 2l.-A
party of gentlemen from Missouri who
are spending the winter here, Yesterday
returned from hunt to Ingloside, across
the bay. whore they report ducks ana
geese numerous. They brought hack with
Them l9I ducks and % geese. Numerous
liar results
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and at his request = doctor was sent Tor,
hut before his arrival he was dead, dying
in his chair He was Il Mason aud an odd
Fellow. He leaves two children, MrS.
Charles Keller Of this city and y. J. Ward.
HEARNE.- Navasota. Texas. February
81 The shirt Of q. j. Hearnc passed away
this morning after n lingering illness,
caused hy the giving down Of an aged sNS
tenn he having gone about eight years be-
voud tho biblical time allotment Of man.
Little is known Of this old genucman ;
life. more tnan that he landed al New Or
leans i'm 1S41 as carpenter, went through
service. and came to Navasota at the close
Of That conflict.
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MATTERS IN PHILIPPINES
The Senate Spent Six Hours in Dis
cuSSing Them.
BATE AND SPOONER LEADING SPEAKERS
wellington Said He Would Give Ten
Years Of His Life to Recall His Vote
on the Paris Treaty.


Washington. February ot-For u,orn than
six hours TODAY the senate h,d tb, phii,n
pinc to,te t.ii ,,,,,,,. .,i.....i
'.u '"l "Hue' discussion MT. Baie
'"eul.' Icnnl delivered carefully pre-.
pared speech I'm opuoSitiou ia tbe ,apdtpy
measure No y,,s ,oro,,.,,, Nv. ~, go,
I M. a., "' .'uv''" u' III opuou'r
'Nep'' WIS., IN n brilliant defense OF the
republican attitude toward the phllIpntnp
Islands. He became involved fre,,,nntl, I'm
bo,.o1 'N'''' '''l"''.'l' !"
"V'''u coHoquN Win members OF the
/ minority. lie concluded with an gppcgI to
congress 10 stand bv fh. r,ii..i.y ~ lt.t,i,,.
lev ana po,yo,,I,
, ''' '''''
Mt. IiLm0u Dem, 5. O. began u charac.
! tcristir airaiguucut uf tho administration
| A., tho pbf,i,,,t,,a ,, ~, w"
/ NheH tue senate adjourned until tomorrow
/ The senate mot al II O'Clock and itnre-
I diatrly apIcro1 ,,,,,,, r,.. .....'t,..,.i..
/ a.. t,t ~ '''' '''Si"e' "'I"n "l
'ne ihillppine tarih bill MI Bate lTeml)
| spoke In opposition TO the bin. Few Things
| had occiug.o3 in thc ..,,,t, o5,,,i., t,
.fJ "",' N'""''ei' We
! cnte issues and greater results than the rat
| lhcatlou Of Tho tro,tr og p,J. ~, os
y,.,,., ~, wa "
| ''" .u'' lAe payment OF F-o'UVoVV| Tor
/ the, Philippine islands was commercial
rather than sentimental transaction and
/ w dts lI" HIsl step toward colonial policy,
untagonistc To the American form of COY.
! eminent.
! while he regarded he acquisition of the
| Philippine islands as hurtfu to the Amer
! lean system. as destitute OF bcnent to the
/ American people and as wrongful to the
Ihlpmos tne present was no, the time to
continue that discusson or propose rem.
/ 'IE Tor llc evils that had sprung from the
/ ratification OF the Paris treaty lie declal ed
! mt 1T was only after the ratification OF
| thal treaty mat the apprehension arose that
| ,he republican party had 'blt off more than
| H. could c1ew.' hen +, was that the new
! lur4 mad DloSs med out inat only congress
guin eAlch" me 9peihtlon or the conStitu-
c p, KS q }ae ecas tuition t@ the people
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nv. EXPIRATION for the cure If cat, ,
,,snea much attenfion L., ~ ~ d,
"a r,, sld mas mot with great favor
4 ie.ical profession not only he.
i II eisr,ss mafkably successful in thc
= wtss, out also because Il Is NOT 4
n M IN medicine, anyone usinr IL
~ "nat he Is taking into his sys-
L, bioppSSsed Of blood root. which rcts
~ fdr s. ana mucous M mhrnne nv.
ipn bssse purpose to clear the mn
k1us traut ana throat, and red gum Of
sltoosH 10 destroy catarrhal germs
y M sntiseptlc remedies are com.
Il btsn.inO fn OF a pleasant.tgsfino tan
atne and are sold by druggists
s.ay ~. stuarts Catarrh Tablets'
4 itr. eeeht tests IN chronic cota,,,.h
N. established its merit beyond
n sing sD,s. states thai he has discarded
eG unor and washes ana denends
20 hsssi quarts Catarrh Tablets I'm
.iiiisats eatarrh. He saws: ~ have
iniirsl, VINO had lost the sense Of
.,'a fro,a, anu whose hearing was also
n tffer nasal catarrh recover, com.
~ Tshla,, Few weeks nsc OF Stuart's
/. Win ~ | have been eduaIlv s,tc.
! nd ca,ue remedy in catarrh az tho
Y 4 ON arm ~ stomach ccp nniy
.l'stla.sl n, n principle that catarrh b. !
sepeftles Ii,seaSe. AMI that tho antisen.
IA poIsosn these tablets drives tha
completely out Of the sys-
..l'rA Of ~ J nave cured many cases
aess Of sromach IN past four months
" ne NJ, uatts Cstarrh Tablets alone
q dlstins Oh any other remedy and
/ b nasal The tablets are ospecisily
!. tlsarln, catarrh and cstarrb Of The
z ths me membranes snd over
alsctentir hual hawking, couSning
: s,iaTb so dlsKustin,; spS sansy,
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New Works Not to Practice in soutb,

New York. February 21-Notices have
been mailed to all the players under con
tract to the New York Baseball cIuh-twen.
tE-ohe IN al mp TO the present TO report
for thor preliminary spring practice on
March y. The men will train at the Polo
grounds, the club having decided definitely
10 abolish the S0uthern spring trims.
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THE FIGHTERS READY.
ssm.sulliyan Einht WIN Ooo,.. :

Fem-SuIlivan Fight win Occur in
Louisville Tonight.
NN'' Ky, February 2l.-Al arrange.
or the Eight between Terry NIcGov.
r. Dave Sullivan tomorrow night he.
y @u'hen Athletic club in this city
|eel completed, ana reports from the
h Indicate that they are in prime
|sr for the contest. Both men have
'oelt training and W. weigh in
Nv slternoon at 3 o'clock, when, ac-
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oakland Results.

rnnclsco. February 21.-Weather
ntk sloppy.
iurongs, majdens, 2-year-olds.
[yrsite, Delgado, Tom Mitchell.
~
|: iurlongs, purse-Bassenzo, Urchin,
Tine 1S4.
slfng-Bragg, Redwald, Duckoy.
lRs
Y iirlongs, selling Sombrero. Bot
Irbane. Time 1882.
hrongs. selling Water Scratch.
h Colonial Girl Time 1:1S,
,ni 0 sixteenth, selling Siddons,
h, Hungarian, Time l;54.
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Dallas, Texas, February 21.-Stewart
won the game in the Oriental pool tourna.
ment tonight ny score Of 80 to 80 over
England The latter was never in the
contest and was easily defeated.
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Enisonnal Rishon bead

Baltimore. February 21.-Bishop James A.
nane of the Reformed Episcopal church
died tonight. Tho cause Of death was pneu-
monia. Interruent will he in Hollywood
cemetery Richmond va
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MERIT
VIA New Catarrh Cure.

1.sas are slow TO take up now and
N l'eineedles, until their value has been
|r T,o ~ actual experiment. and tnev
EsIny sEeptical OF the many new
sS.a constantly appearing and for
Aas,agant claims are made.
nOsI liberal and enlightened phvsI.
Il Mn .a!s ready, however, TO make
y medical value. INV 7e' ~
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An1rANs ENTRlEs.

Ian furlongs-llorseshoe Tohac-
sJ uioward 100 lDuendo. PoyntH,
x un n I'd Garland II. Judge
y I oIaEms Neva NJ 100, Aaron
| snpsp Demon ~ -, r.
Y. mlle.-Yassal Dance lo2, IRE.
..aons pirates Queen ~. Ben
M alberta 81. Blue Ridge 10.
In four Acknowledgements
Y Wilton. Navasota III, Tho Don
Ti,dy Wrinkle 10j, Queen Rex,
!,,.ss Washington handicap. $3.50
-ss And one. sixteenth Prince
. w IOT. Danish 1O2, Ida Led
IN of Franstmar. Strangest 100,
VA p,r Chance, Silver Coin. Lou Rey
y, r r Dewey 81, Petit Maitre 80,
'Is sIy furlongs Lennep 112, No
Piyon Post 100, Small Jack ~,
|, wIIs and one.half--Jackanapes aS,
I, 10, Little Elkin 101, Elghor 1o2,
i,sSir Ill
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Residence at Odessa.

odessa, Texas, February 2l-Ihe resi-
dence Of f. NJ. Graham was completely de.
stroyed by fire about 3 o'clock this morn.
ing. Nearly all furniture nnd household
on ieweiry were lost. Total loss $500 no
insurance.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence Near Greenville.

Greenvillc. Texas, February GA rest
dcnce belonging to A. W. Crawford two
niles north OF Cnsh burned this morning;
loss mobtainablc insured In the Home
AIutunl association.
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FOUGHT a Draw.

Baltimore, Nd, February 21.-Eddy Len
ny Of Chester, Pa, and Joe Tpman Of Bal.
timore fought twenty rounds 10 a draw
before the Eureka Athletic club tonight.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SOLD
Among the valuable real estate the trans
fers OF which we're made yesterday by the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
/. (. se an Investigation of
4 ! Ride Oh Panther
], ,Glrsr DADF WAS LIFTED
~. Has Been Continued
~ p'.s .,ome Was the Only
'ss,.s.,.fuI F'v0r''''

my oS'r,s r.srpary ai.-Prestome was
si ''.s.ful fa7orlte. Jockey
any oks, il.osuded pending an inV ,', =,
IN the hon.. ' y, On Panther. The pan VI
" Bath II. .,,ra,ooanced by the stewards l1
Ivy = pade has been lifted i aud
INV n. aag 1,et,y Dale continued linden,
- 's'sDo .,s,r cloudy and cool; track
III irA. Chickadee, Panther
% Pant i y ..l ll1S FORD, Echodale' lie
~ li' md seventy yardss-D1!gby
est 1ssssn, n s,s Ss' Meme Wasteil Time
ohs@ =. md ouesixteenth-Prestome,
q, i a Lois Time 1914
re az sns !, ~ a. IAN and seventy ysrds-Avator'
q, w ny s., G c. Time 1853. ,
" " Lusn. W. and n sixteenth Little
n esr Anna Darling, Bequeath'
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AN EX-coNFEDERATE DEAD.
He Was Prominent During and After

He Was Prominent Durln9 ana NitSr
the War.
Norfolk, February 21.-Colonel /. D.
stark an eminent lawyer, died here co.
night at the age Of 76 years. lie was
colonel In the Confederate army at Cape
Hatteras ard lust after the war was a
nronl6nent Journalist. and at the time Of
lis death was president or the Landmark
Puhlifhing company,
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Al. Hess g. Co, nae harness and stock
ssddlss, SOS Travis street.
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rslestihe on and Deyslopmen, Company
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p.ls.tln. OIL and ps,sloDm.ns Company
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i,d I'D.
I'd. Ilti|
-ohofd
Jones
on % "
.rsi mn
battle
or thea|
m Nad
, b 4
rlerGd1
the ulI
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-08-14

ms 'HppSi'cd 10 III l IL w. ~ = iH
the store at Peppcrdock tn, .-l1ws
my wife's folks. He lives l..p,rt
when he isn't trnyeling ur''.nd the
country selling things.
81 spose you've heard from ynl'r
wife this mornlnSE he asked re. NO.
| sald l, with Il snap; i hala't Wei,
I've just come from home s. i he. 'a2l
there was Al report on the street WI. II
l left that she was liable To die. The
KIDS all right. though.
Hun! SAID /, startled to death.
Inc hld. Y es, said he, looking at me
In n sort OF peculiar way: didn't you
know there was Il kid born yesterday
Why, yes. of course. | said. shamed
into the lie. | was that dazed didn't
know my name for minute.
Your wigs fine woman, the
young chap went on, me listening like
one III Il dream. i sent her patent
dish washer about six months ago on
TRIAL 1t didn't suit her, but sh' didn't
do as most women would have done.
She wrote me real nice letter, teitnG
me that II hau disappointed her' tAat
1t wash what shed pictured it. She
SAID sue wished TO 90 home to DIX
port iof VISIT III snort time anu thht
"heh she come she DrihS IL UP win
ntr' saNlhE me tue express chArEes'
zen YOU le'io" Ill this aEehc! husi-
NESS noSS ''lr'is 10 appreciate HItle thIhss
hAe 'H"',
Anu men III u"Sn | Sa" u nI" ne
iI','' ST." vas 'hc oi4c Sl' was
"Lt"HT "oou' thut ulsn washer,
po,'eu ''"iiit Nl'nou' Se''iIS tue '"'tss
'',''it u '""u ai'cr, "uS"tu
urouiiu anu Spruceu up niue anu Eo'
Sum u"N! l" '"ie 'o' 'he sNo,"' anu
n'Snt IA sl''e "a pi"%es' 'nat al 'Heio
10 ~ IT,
'H 'O'cn' 'o'io"eu u! 'ue
conductor ana the salesman. VINO teit
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a.. d ie" nilu'eS deilperatlon
iiNe US II We We're buried
W, .aeu up h'tie' tnats
- I' ou.a ses start. ia go
.ri'"Eh Jim undressing the hre-
,''n WIN Suuic" ehergy-'coai up!
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- ""N t"e 'Npiess messenger ana
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rsa,., a,'I latl - ~ car anu Sarr'eu 10 'he
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M"S scn''etcu upon the snow by pail
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- saN-A AaA llAAAu III VI AlN1iNN "gHit ana
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who nre greatly disturbed II they can
not meet every demand made on them.
although there are cnses when It is
ridiculous to expect them to be able to
be equal to the occasion. Recently
barn took fire on large estate. and the
hrcmen Of the village worked hard to
put out the flames. After It was all
over the husband asked the fire fight
ers into the house TO partake of coffee
and whatever ediblcs were on hand.
His wife welcomed the men with
steaming cups OF coffee. doughnuts and
pies; then she said npologetlcally, "Oh.
II had only known this was going TO
happen would have had lot Of
things baked up
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To ny Friends

It is with joy tell you what KodsI
did for me. / WAS troubled with my
stomach tor several months. Upon
being advised to use Kodol, ] did 50,
and words cannon tell the good it has
done m~, A neighbor had dyspepsia
so that he had tried most everything.
| told him to use Kodol. Words of
gratuitdo cane to me from him be.
cause / recommended it-Gco. W.
Fry, Viola, Iowa. HEALTH and
streutgh of mind and body depend on
the stomach, aud normal activity of
the digestive orgars. Kodol, the
great reconstructivc tonic, cures all
stomach and bowel troubles. indiges.
ton, dyspepsia. Kodol digests any
good food you eat Take dose after
meals. Palace Drug Store, Geo.
Pedley, Mgr.
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Ph ysician and Druggist

Ford & Sturgeon, prominent drug
firm Mt Rocky Hill Station, Ky,
write; eve were requested by DIR.
G.. B. Snigley to send for Herbine
for the benefit of our customers. We
ordered three dozen in December, d
we are glad to say, Herbine has given
such great satisfaction that we have
duplicated this order three times. and
To-day we gave your salesman another
order. We beg to say Dr.G G.. B. Snig.
ley takes pleasure in recommending
Herbine." 5oc bottle at Hunter Pal
mer's.
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A pleasant story IL told Of hpw one
Of the Dukes de Nivcrnois showed him
self willing to forgive aud 10 n-t. His
olive branch was extended with char
acteristic French wit and grace.
The Count lie Tressan was elected to
the French academy In 1880. lie was
surprised to learp that the Duke de
NiyeruUis, whose enemy he had been
and against whom lie had once directed
II scathlnG sp,"rnm. Rad spoken in his
favor. He FASTENED to,call on, him and
thank him.
The conversation Jnrnoh an general
subjects and u" Tr~sSan found no op-
portuHity to refer To the past or to
maze the embarrassed APOLOGY which
he EOuld no doubt have OIErnd but
for his hosts tact. IusI ~ he WINS
leaving the. duke said. with q mischle-
vous but kindly smile:
"Ah. monsieur. you see how In grow
ing OLD | have lost my memory
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Very low Excursion Rates.

via Rock I=lad Route. To Chicago.
ST Louis Kansas City, Omaha and
points east. One farr plus TWO dol
lars round "trip. For information.
apply TO @. 81. Van Law. c. p. \. ..
800 18th street. Denver; G. ". An
drews, G. p. A., . Pikc'- Peak
avenue, Colorado SPRING; q. II.
Schcll, 22f North Main street. Pu-
eblo; Hal :. Ray. Gen'l Agent, Den.
yer 8r-3It5
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DIR, WILBUR w. BULETTE,

sD2. In3, eOi Central block.
Practice limited to diseases of the Eye,
ar. Nose and Throat.
Residence. DR.. Bulette's iprivnte sanitar
ium, $50 Lake avenue.
flee hours: ga. III. to II M; to p M.
Sunday to 10 n. m.
Pueblo, Colorado.
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a FALSE FACE.

When dyspepsia fastens on a man il
changes his feelings and it changes his
looks. He frowns now instead OF smil-
ing. His expression is harsh instead of
Eindly, He is wearing a false face-a
lace which does injustice to the real
nobility of his nature.
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and other diseases Of
the stomach and allied organs of diges-
ton and nutrition, and the record of the
cure is written both in the face and the
feelings of the person cured
Golden Medical Discovery" is not n
stimulant or temporary tonic. 1t cures
the diseases that are the cause of ILL
health and builds up the body with
sound flesh.
Accept no substitute for uGoIden Med
ical Discovery" The sole motive for
substitution is to enable the dealer to
make the little more profit paid on the
sale of less meritorious medicines.
-LaSt spring. early, ! wrote you my feelings
end condition says Mr.. A J vanderSnter. Of
s74 West Division street. Chicago III. "and you
advised me to take Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery, and then write how ] felt I
happy TO say am getting to feel 6nc. In all
have taken six bottles OF the Discovery aud
four or FIVE vials Of the little Pellets They
have done me worlds of good. All my friendS
say: 'NnudcrwRter. how well you are looking
The medicines have made the great change in
from the slow NOPE OF a man that could
hardly crawl. tired and sick all the time, could
do no work. to man who can work sleep eat.
and feel hnc. and that tired feeling all gone
away. | am very thankful that wrote to Dr
Pierce His Golden Medical Discovery and
new man OF me. feel young as I did at thirty
years"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasan, Pellets cleanse
the clogged bowels.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-08-14
A Necessary Prccauiton

Don't neglect a cold It is worse
than unpleasant. It is dangerous. BY
using One Minute Cough Cure you
can cure it at once. Allavs inham-
nation, clears the head. sOothcs aud
strengthens the mucous membrane.
Cures coughs, Group, throat and lung
trobles. Absolutely safe. Acts i'm
mediateIy. Children like it. Palace
Drug Store, Geo. Ptdley. Mgr.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-08-14
Two Nights to New York or Boston

The Rocky Mountain Limited"
via Rock Island Route makes IL posi-
BILE. Leaves Denver pm. and Colo
RADIO Springs 30 daily. Dining cars
for all meals. Midday Luncheon,
fifty cents. 5.R-27t5
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-08-14

Are you dealing fairly with your
self, your wife, you children to incur
liability, when the American Bonding
Go. will perform the services of surety
for at reasonable compensation See
local agents J. M. Ragsdale s. Sons.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-08-14

Grace This photograph makes you
look - cid
G'nh - N"s: 1t IL IN Oil picture. you
know New YnrE Times
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-08-14

Mr. CourtIug exhibiting pcnknirc)-
This handle Il pure silver. What do
YOU think Of that?
:attic Girl - Huh, That's nothing.
Sisters teeth Is 90 plate OF pure
gold
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-08-14
DR.. K. E. NAYLOR,
DR.. MARY e. PHELPS,

DIR. Naylor has just cauipped his office
with the most improved Hot Air BODY
ApparntuS-the latest and most successful
method of treatment of Colds, Rheurna-
tisn Neuralgia, Diseases of the Skin,
Hood Circulation, Kidneys and Dropsical
objections, Obesity and Inflammatory
diseases. ,
DR.. Mary &. Phclp- will take chaIge, OF
,adv patients on Tuesday and FRIDAY
afternoons.