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CAROLrNA BACHELORS.


~ Hope for Haldeas.
A 8 Carolina bachelor. We are naturally
in&0ssted In oor brethron throughout the
sents. nnd IN Mr.. ]; Q: Gariingtons recently
Eosli.esa ssSssen,esi wSrs or , On sc.ta Caro- srS
okoeehes OF quite Q number who are un
Warr1e6.> Probably there are several sketch:
g % sthoy bachelors Who are not mentioned
soisss % sos1s OF ihs men Who are mentioned
in Ms. GaTlingtou's work a unmarried.
xh0 toromo1S bachelor In our politics In Mr.
John J. MeisAhan, who 10 State superinteo.
cossSisntionai ccSven,ion Of lssa
NE. Frank Lever, who enjoys the unique
diSsipogton Of being the baby Congressman,
2 sncihsr Political eseheior. He was q
Hon. Ton RrsnsIey, who came near being
q conSreeman, u. IKE the preceding two
sl:o poliueal .oeonelor.
thH CulnDhts school children 10 Prof. Ernest
= Dfeher. Who - Superintendent OF the city
public schools. Nr. J. L. Sherrsrd 10 another
seSool 6oys az Columbia, % he Is principal o.
thN Laurel ssreos school
Anoiher bachelor pFomirent In educational
siiel9 2 Ms. w; = Mc0hss.
osiGinAi COL. J. e. Bacon Of the Edgefelc
Chfoniele. Mr.: John. w. Holmes OF The
BArpveii People and . member OF The
wilson Of The AbSsyilie Press and Bannel
apd one of the state Press Association.
Riehleno and Edgsneld both have bsche
icI tcs probate judges Msssrs. A. w. Ray and
ne ams director Of the nrss textile school
q the sooth b Carolina eachsior-Mr.J H
n Sschs,or who holds responsible position
IN Cclnmhla.is Mr.. e, B. Clark, who IN genera
manssef and treasurer Of the electric street
A bsc6sior senator h Mr.. W. 8. Biakeney
Cf Chesterfield, and Two bachelor legislator,
eyn Col. A. 81. Moss OF 0rangeburE and Mr.
MAhaD w. Pysst Of 9eorgetowr.
Another bachelor once holder is Capt
Julics 3. CogsWeii. who 10 register OF mesns
2 conveyance IN the old City by the ses.
1r. B. y. Lsinhaya, Who 10 president OF the
Easlcy Roller mil; and interested In othsi
NILS there may DO called an industrial
a tsio Of juriss bachelors which We vii
uoH mention, are Mecsrs. N. H. Moore, ad
junct professor Of Law In the South Ca!olins
oclleae; w. 81. Townsend, code commission
C, Who has served % solicitor. and w. II
WelAs u. n commissioners and city attorney
Tho south Carolina Medical college car
point % Q bachelor among its professors. DIR
4annfnR Simons. who stands high In medi
al cifoe @.
D1ai0ee these, there aro several othe
sketches Of unmarried mon scattered sbou
IN Mr.. Gasiington's work. but we have men
ttooed enough % show that Carolina has
number of beeheiors occu pyinS prominent
Privsissr. Sumter county. March q.
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COLONEL BALL DEAD.
4 NsAls, Chsissian Gentleman 10 No
Noee-Dsed Yesterday M0rntnE.

Msse--Dssa Yesterday Morning.
Laurens Herald
Afler hoyering between life and death for
OF Col, Biuiord Watts Ball ceased TO exist
Shis, Thursday morning NJ $50.
Thua has passed away one Of our oldeat and
most highly respected citizens, and q pail oi
gloom q east over this entire community.
Everyone loved and admired him for bis
great goodness Of heart, Renislity OF 1'rii
end vhiianthrupic nature.
Col. Ball vas Q man OF splendid In: '"ct
q lipe scholnr, possessing broad and genera
information. He was q lawyer OF large eI.
psriencs and lCcrative practice. At the frst
sound Of the long roll calling the southern
scldiery 90 enter tbs great strife OF the Civil
war, he vas among the foremost TO take the
aeld, and In the primo and bloom Of hia
young manhood served ssa gallant, superb
soldier daring che four dresry. enssnguintd d
yeers 6 that great strusgls for southern In.
For many yeaYs and ai the time OF bis
death he was editor OF the Laurens Adver.
Col. Ball vas Q native of Laurens county
born November 10, 1850, and waH consequent +
ly In the seyenty.second year Of bis age nj
tho time Of bis death. He wss educated at
Enkine college and st the south Carolina
college. From the latter Institution he
graduated In 1861. He then studied law and
Was admitted 20 the bar In 1854. and practiced
his profeasion continuously. save the fouf
years OF the var, for forty eight years with
signal success and sbility. Tour years OF the
time % solicitor Seventh jrdical circuit. In
which capacity he served the stale most
satisfactorily - prosecuting ofneer.
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The Rev. Ira n. HIeks' Almanac.

This splendid book OF 800 pages Ia not only
q work OF Art of the highest order. but II IL the
most complete and valuable book OF Astron-
omy and Meterolgy for i9tg 10 be found In the
world. No wonder the FIRST edition OF one
hundred thousand was about exhausted by
the end OF January. The bible excepted, no
other book can be found In so many Ameri
can homes. The millions have proven Its
value and will not be without u. The pub.
lisbers will supply this book for a month or
two for the regular price, with the Inc, eased
postage added. Send 10 cents To Word and
Works Publishing Company. 20i Locus, 81.
~. Louis, Mo. and this splendid book Will be-
mailed 10 you prepaid. Do not pass the year
without IL In your Office or home.
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For inindrnis seed go to Milford p'ng Store
Phone iU1.
Our prices on every thing io be found In an
Tab e.s from one cent up, al DaPre's Book
STORE.
We have the most complete ana pret'!"St
line .. perfumery ever sern In tn rhJ.
M.lhrd's Drug store.
n you want to the most compete line OF
up TO date stHiiunery you ever ssw. tail a'
n Ailfnrd's Drug Store.
See our line otcanned goods before you buy
W ID. Bar kstiaIe.
Fine perfume aud toilets scap "a speciaty
with us, &. A. Milford The Druggist.
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seushsrp Railway Schedule.

Trains for Hodges leave AbbevilIe. 8. c., No.
@ daily ass .. M; No. 3 daily 1850 a. M. !:
No. daily Las p. M; No. 81 daily 10 p. m.
daily e.55 .. n.; No. daily 1901 p. m. No.
) 3tdaliy) 266 p. m; No. IS daily 9.o6 p. IN.
Close connection at Hodges with through
trains for Greenville, Columbia, Charieston.
ETC., connecting at Grcenvilie for A. & Z. d.
vision points and the East, also AsheSilie, At
lanta, eto. Through sleepers Hodges TO Char
ioGton, on train connecting with 81.
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No better stock has ever been received than
that which L. W. White In now showing.
Young men will do well To supply them.
selves with spring suit OF clothing In time
Tor Easter. l.. w. White has the very thing
you want.
Don't fail TO see those lovely straw hats for
men and boys a. l.. w. Whites.
The preitiest line Of negige shirts ever of
ferrd In the city OF Abbevilis can be seen n,
L. w. White.
New embrolderies Al Whites. Call and nee
them. They are gems
The lightest. coolest and prettlest mnteria
for waists IL madras II In much better than
percales or gingham.
Yon can find n large stock Of fancy china
cry aud glass ware At l.. w. Whites.
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II you want 10 see the most complete line
OF paints you ever saw, go 10 Milford Drug
Store.
Floor stains, roof paint. house paint,
enamel paint. In fact anything In the pain,
line can be had NJ Milfords Drug Store.
We are headquarters for anything in the
drug line. Milford's Drug Store.
Milford's Neuralgia powder will relieve you
every time. No cure, no pay. Milford's Drug
Store. Phone IN.
Anything In the school book and stationery
line to be had ut Milford's Drug Store.
The Speed Drug Company 10 b 'ad quarters
for paints and oils.
L0wuey's candy fresh every week at the
the up % date drug store OF c. A. Milford.
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
J. Il. Thornton against Yarb Madden. Build.
Ing Lien.
Di AUTHORITY OF 4 DECREE OF SALE
by the Court Of Common Pleas fnr Abbeville
County. In said state. made In the above stat
ed case, will offer for sale, at Public Outcry.
at AbbevilIs e. H.. y. G.. on Salesday In
APRIL t.ih.) 4. d., 1909 Within the legal
hours OF sale the following described land.
TO wit: A house and lot In the City OF Able
willie. County and State aforesaid, containing
0ne-Half Q-2) Acre,
mors or less. and bounded on the South and
East by the alley leading from the Due West
Road towards Harrisburg "a suburb Of the
cityJ North by Georg ianna Cosby and on the
West by George Scott.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers.
l.. W. PERRIN,
Master A. sc.
March Is. 1907
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uAIiOu DEeCo ukuih5t JUN LtuCO
o,hcrs.-Partition.
DY AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF SALE
by the Court OF Common Pleas of AbbevilIe
County. In said State, made In the above stat
Ell case. / will offer for sale Rt Public Outcry,
at Abbeville e. H., y. C., on Salesday In
APRIL (7th.) A. ID. 1902. within the legal
hours OF sale the following described land. TO
wit: All that tract or parcel OF land situate.
lying and being In AbbeviIie County, In the
State aforesaid. containing
One and 0ne-Half q l-2) Acres,
more or less. and bounded by W. c. DuPre.
w. 7. Penney. Misses Moore and lanyard
Street, 10 the City OF Abbeville.
TERMS OF SALE-For cash.
l.. w. PERRIN,
March 10. 1909. Master A. e. y. y.
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SERVICES At LEBANON.
EAyrHR IN THE CITY,

Rev. DIR. A. II. Moment conducted Com
mupion Services nj Lebanon Church las
sunday and preached . dne sermon TO
large and appreciat,ve congregation. Pre-
psraiory services began Oh Saturday oeior,
and we're well attended. The people Of thH
com mpniiy and the regions round about ar
carried away with the fine sermons preached
by this learned divine.
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NAMES THE pkNDY BRIDGE.

We hope the "old Dendy" bridge 10 nov
several names wo think quito appropriate fol
the splendid new bridge.
"Noah's" bridge. "Thompson's" bridge. th,
ARK" bridge and last bat not least "Wil
an d Nickles'" bridge, this former having ~
persistontly and heroicaily championed th'
cause and the latter. having constructed suot
q nne bridge. We think II most appropriate u
call IL for the two.
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Mr.. Henry Cole died at the home OF his son.
about miles from this city last Monday
morning, March 3lst, at the advanced age OF
81 years. His remains were inferred In the
cemetery at Lebanon ON Tuesday following.
at 2 =. u. Mr.. Cole was good citizen and
had the esteem and good will OF oil whp knew
him. His work on earth Ia finished and he
has gone to his reward.
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GRAND MUSICAL RECITAL.

On next Friday night Miss Sponcler O
Atlanta, viii entertain the public free o
municai recital. All lovers OF music shoult
be ON hand a. they viii be highly entertain.
Sd. Miss Sponcier In an artist Of cons!dera BIZ
renown In the musical world ard never fail
To- call forth the highest ejacuiations o
praise from her hearers- At present she u
the hopored guest OF Mrs. Speed OF our city.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

About fifteen 4yass ago u sHlait YES
sci. while sailing in the southern part
OF the Red Sea. was injured bv 'oming
into contact with some hidden ai : uc-
iion. As the sailors could II Ntctly
locate the position Of this p er to
navigation. vessel in the 90 of
the British admira iy spent might
in cruising up and down h igh-
borhood before the cause u; ~ lam
age was found II was eek pin
nacie. rising in comparatively shall
low water to within few feet OF the
surface Its top was only few square
feet in area The hidden rock was.
Of course, marked for destruction.
which was applied by the dynamite
process
In order to render navigation more
secure the Turkish government. two
months ago. instructed the French Of
ficials who have charge OF the Otto
man lighthouse to construct four
lightships. The lights on these ships.
it Is specified. shall be so strong as to
project their illumination for dis
tauce of thirty miles One of them
viii be stationed at Mocha. and its
light win be about I75 feet above the
sea level The other lights will be
placed among the islands of the south
eru part of the sea. where nearly all
the accidcnts 10 shipping tn the Red
Sea occur.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

Postal caEls are coming to be con
sidefed good form. Whereas they were
formerly admissible only as a means
for dispaiching an order to trades
man. they may now be used for the
transmission of personal messages.
The stipulation. however. is that they
must bear a reproduction OF ones
house This promises to make the
fashion an exclusive one. Anybody can
consult heraldlc expert and have his
family insignia discovered and trans
ferred TO his notepaper. But not every
body lives in mansion that would
form desirable decoration for a pos
tai card In any case. the suburba n
resident will, II is plain, have the ad
vantage. Postal authorities now allow
cards OF very fair proportions to pass
as postcards.
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SET exAm. e ron THE MEN.


HOw . Philippine Woman Crossed
River In Pan.y.
Just beyoDa San Pedro we came to
the Sibalpm River. the bed OF which Is
a mile wide. covered with big and lit
tie powders and here and there
swift running stream. The main river
Is probably two hundred yards wide
and Is easily forded. except after
heavy rain. when it rises rapidly and
becomes raging torrent II usually
subsidies in a few hours after the rain
has ceased to fall. When the river is
up many people gather on either bank
to await an opportunity to cross. Our
treasurer was once sitting on the banks
with lot OF natives waiting for the
river to subsIde. and had been there.
wet hungry and tired, for hours pray
ing to get across. The river was boil
ing and foaming and no one dared
make an attempt to cross. Presently
an old woman came along. took look
at the river. gave a contemptuous
glance on the manly sex there gathered
and then walked up the bank about a
hundred yards. where she stripped on
her clothing. She made a careful bum
die of all her belongings. raised them
above her head and entered the stream.
The water was over her head, but she
made no attempt TO swim. She would
sink beneath the water until her toes
touched bowlder and would then give
a jump The current w Id give her a
lift and send her diagonally down the
stream a few yards. She kept repeat
ing the operation until at last she had
reached the other bank. far below
where she asd started She waded out
with her bundle perfectly dry. donned
her clothes and vanished through the
thicket--From Panay Letter in the
Mobile Register.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02
CARE OF WOUNDED SAILORS.
rh,ir Position In BattI. Is Matter OF
Grave Confederation.

Grave Consideration.
The British Medical association is
sitting at Cheltenham. and on We'd
nesday some very interesting facts
were brought forward as to the posi-
tion of the wounded in naval battles.
Owing TO the alterations in the struc-
ture OF the ships. the old arrangements
under which the wounded werv at once
carried down to the cockpit cannot
be continued. and. on the opinion of
Fleet Surgeon C Kirker. the most
humane course now adopted both by
the French and japanese. is to leave
the wounded sailors lie where they
are until the action is over and men
can be spared to carry them down in
ambuianees. which will take some me
chanical skill to devise A light sleigh
ON runners of his own device is now
being tested previous TO approval. The
wounded are as safe on deck for q
short time as elsewhere. and modern
wounds do not cause dangerous loss
of blood II Is essential. however, that
each ship should have an operating
room. which at present is not included
in the accepted designs 1t appears
that the general health of sailors in
wArships is good. iron being much
better than wood for sanitation, but
some Improvements are gre-t y requir-
ed. and should be ATTENDED 10 by the
admiralty at once Spectator
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Mr.. and Mrs v. s. Simon are visit

Mr.. and Mrs V. S. Simon are visit
ing in Seneca, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde c. Dawson M.
and Mrs n F Handy and Mr. Dozi-r,
of this citv, attended dinner party
gwen at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roller, in SaIida, New Years evening
John Melchi has returned TO this
CITY from Wellington, Kansas. where
h.. went to accompany his sister, Mrs.
Frank Gillette, and her baby to this
city, where they will reside in the
future.
Mr.. H. Hutton, of Denver, and
family are here visiting at the home
o. DR.. and Mrs Cherrie. Mr. Hut
t1n is a travelling man for Brown
B os. of Denver and is contemplating
Locating in this city.
The Associated Charities will hold
their regular monthly meeting Jsnu-
ary Z, 1902, in the Cumberland Pres
byterian church at 2:30 p. m. All
members are requested to be present.
JULIA McCLANAHAN, Secy.
Miss Grace Bonwill, who has been
conducting a millinery store on South
Fifth street, in this city, has shipped
her stock to Junction City, Kansas,
where she will open store. Miss
Bonwill has done quite well since she
has been in Canon City.
The regular meeting of the Friends
In Council was not held Friday after
noon. Tomorrow afternoon there
will be an -0ld Settlers Picnic" held
at the room. in the Elks hall The
public is invited TO attend this meet
ing. which will doubtless prove very
Interesting.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

Eagiisn eAperan.el,s. conducted with
what isknownas tne 'Armorl system.
are now attracting wide attention. and
are believed TO have carried Geography
without artificial conductors far be-
yonG the invention of MarconL BY
this plan the electric vibrations are
sent through the ground. no poles or
receiving points to gather the curren.
from the air being needed to make
the system operative,
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tho rerular
annual meeting OF the stockhoidcr- Of the
I. p. Ditch 9 cimpauy will be held al the
Court House In Canon ttty. Colorado ON
saturday. February s. 1902 at O'CLOCK for the
purpose IT eiecttnS oiicsrp, TO levy an as.
mcnt to dcfray tho exrrucss of ;hs can. !.
Ing year. and such other businss, a. may
properly come before Il.
n. r. CRAMEn. BecretAry
First pub. Jan, =. lpua
Last pub, Feb. 9, iso7-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02
NEICHBORHOOD DINNER
Interesting

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Raynolts gave
a neighborhood New Years dinner
party Wednesday evening. People
are always well entertained at the
Raynolds residence. and this gather
ing was very delightful in every re-
spect-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

In Rockvale. Colorado. December
%. 1901. Hector Williams to Miss
Jennet Reid. the Rev William John
officiating.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

MISS Jessie ara mas returned from
few days visit at Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Lyman Robson is entertain
Mrs. Minnie T. Oliver, of Denver.
Miss Maggie knittle has secured a
position as clerk at Baker & Biggs.
Henry Earle, of Denver, spent
Christmas with his family in this city.
Miss Addie Macon. o! Denver, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
DIR. J b. Polly. Of Elkton. has re-
turned home after a few days visit
in this citv.
Mrs Emma PAXTON and sister, Mrs.
Minnie Polly. have returned from a
trip to Denver
A social ~a- given by the young
people of the Methodist church last
Tuesday evening.
Have you broken any of the good
resolutions YOU made yesterday? II
not, you are all right.
Mr.. Richard Price. OF wintersett,
Iowa, is in the city visiting his nephew.
Mr. Clyde {. Dawson.
Jos W. Nilsson of Colorado Springs
returned home Monday, after a short
visit in the family Of l.. ID. Elliott.
J. ID. Biggs' residence was entered
by burglars last Friday afternoon,
but nothing valuable was missing,
George W. Bethel made each OF his
clerks a line Christmas present in the
shape of FIVE dollar bill this year,
A literary was held at the Liacoln
school last Friday evening. Some
good talent is being developed at
thes. meeting.
Miss Ellen Turner entertained a
small party Of friends at her home
last Friday evening. High-fve was
the feature.
Mrs. S. W. Martin. of Denver, and
Mrs. J. A. Ross, of Pueblo. are in the
city visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalzicl, of Lin
coin Park, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Brenfeid, of New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bromdeld. of Denver.
Mr. 6 Duquette and family. Of
Chicago, will spend the remainder OF
the winter in this city. They are
now located at 1919 Harrison avenue.
Messrs. Baker & Biggs presented
each of their employees with a Christ
mas present, and the latter presented
their employers with remembrance.
DR.. Bolles OF Denver, was in the
city last week for consultation with
DR.. Dickson. DR.. Rolles is president
of the Bolles Institute of osteopathy,
of Denver.
Miss Alice Z. Brown. formerly
stenogrspher at the Fremont county
bank, has taken position with the
C. c. & c. c. railroad in this city in
the same capacity.
The fancy dress ball at the Eiks'
hall last Friday evening was decided
success. About 2 o'clock the party
repaired to the st. Cloud hotel, where
luncheon was served.
Miss Maggie Fouch left her EN-
ployment at Baker & Biggs Tuesday
evening. After few days spent in
visiting friends she will return to her
home in Great Bend, Kansas.
Miss Jeanie Whipple entertained a
party of her young friends at her
home. 800 Rudd avenue, Monday
evening. Games and amusements of
various kinds were indulged in.
The fireman's bali ut the Elks' hall
New Years Eve was attended by
very large number of people. Ex-
cursions were run from Cripple Creek,
Salida, Florence and other places.
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McNelly & Blackburn for hams and
bacon. 29tf.
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Many of the merchants are now
busy invoicing their stock. which is
done at the beginning of each year.
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MARRIED

In Williamsburg, Colorado, Decem-
ber %. 1901. Evan ID. Francis to Miss
Anna r. Muir. the Rev. William John,
pastor of NJ. Z. church. officiating.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

Get Worrelfs prices on plumbing.
heating and timing. COG Main. 45tf
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

McNelly & Blackburn for good
meats. 29tf.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

Wilson's hot blast heaters, at Ellis
& Hoods 45tf
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A WISE WOMAN

Wilfred Clarke's farce will have an
engagement of one night at the Can
on City opera house January 8. 1t
has made big hit and is taking an
assured place as one of the comedy
successes of the season. There is
every reason for its success, as it is
said to be novel, cleverly constructed
and splendidly acted, and it certainly
must be pleasing, as big houses have
greeted it everywhere.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

E. A. Bradbury,
Notary Public.
soy riain Street. soft.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-02

W. Mcmillan, of Colorado Springs,
was the lucky man to draw the key
which opened the box containing
twenty silver dollars which was of
fered by W.F.0tt as sort of Christ
mas present to his patrons.