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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06
BLOCK ISLAND SEASON ENDING.
Especially successful-Better Glass of Wis
itors by Reason of mo License"

Block Island r l.. Sept. CSpeciaD.-The season
at Block Island. which always closes early, is
drawing near its end. Although for the last two
seasons September has been the most beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06

Russell s Whitehead Dr. and Mrs. Frank A
jacobson Miss May NJ. Jacobson, Miss S II
Matthews Mrs. s. Z. Ship. Mrs. Q. Z. Maltoy, E
Afaltbv Shipp DR.. and Mrs Emil Mayer Mr. and
Mrs. W F. Frost. Afr. and Mrs. G V. Van Ander
Mr. and Mrs w. y. Wisner Miss Caldwell. Miss
Ies,Ip. Miss Aldrlch, B. Beckhard and b. Russell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06
ON THE ST. LAURENCE.
Beauties of Thousand Islands En-
jOued IN SeDtember.

The Thousand Islands. n. Y, Sept. (SpeciaD.-
The season of 1903 is having brilliant finish The
weather is delightful and many Of the hotel guests
and cottagers planning to stay late In Sep
TENDER The latter part of August was cold and
rainy but every day so far in September has been
beautiful. Last year this month was the pleasant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06

Raymond. Miss Van Horne. Mr. and Mrs. j.
Strauss, Miss r. f. Conner, Mrs w. III. Wekes,
II. T. BOoraem, Charles 3. Best, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. c. Duvall. Miss N. Duvall and Miss NJ. r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
sra llnSerDeroenelt.

5 Rer9sOea At S4pp8 fnOes en-
grotte, Iom nogle moOiae Men0 for
nplig 6eflutttoe at UNDERTAKE narmere
llnoeri6gelie. 6oreta9enOet ear far
li9t, bl. 4. bd Der paa gunoen al
grotten families en- 6looitrpm. Dian
forfpneoe fig meo Sti9er, Q(cetDlealam=
per, 5000 Meter 5oO, otte 9ages qroz
plant N. m. o9 brog afiteo. 9a @fsz
petitioner habbe oaret borte / to 0gon,
be9pnote man at mere 5rpgt for bens
Sta6ne, men ben Oenote lpttelig till
bdge, og 9eltagerne bar gipet Ell les
oenbe Stilorin9 at oQe 6erlig6eoer,
Der opoageoes, nemli9 fore s6aGer meb
oiounoerligt ifonne Stalatitoannefer
og ct ma9tiat @anbfdlo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
giterrisif SolfeuiO.

5 be piterri9ife 8Der opfr9be8 trent
beles en- 4cciie, iom unOertioen fan
oare temmelig bsj. glanbt anbet ubs
marter 8pen 8o3en Jig oeb 6gj Stat
pda Sso og andre N9rin9smioler.
0ette bdpbe foranlebiget en- Spsges
fugl til forleoen at opIlaa paa Raabz
busmuren Ell flor platat, poa bpilten
man Ida afbiloet en- Disc, en- 5uno oa
ct 2@fel / fortrolig Samtale, ipm
neoenunoer bar gengioet laaleoes:
Olsen til 0unben: ,0pab betaler
ou / Sfat2"
6unoen: 30 ar. ON 4aret."
Olsen: ,,Du lptteligel Seq mao be-
tale 20 Ore for Yuabet!"
gsg9e til 2Gslet: .Sg bu?"
9gslet: oSe9 bebsoerttfea
betaleS Stat, eg iooer
& 0 m munalrdobet!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
-SDr0en rnnot.
SuleS 9erne,


ben beremte 2areOe pg 5orfatter, bar
bl. a. ifrebet en- interesIant Romaa
oSorben runbt / so Oage." Om enb
lite iao burtig iom bette, oa Der bar
dltfor mango Stoppeiteoer, bar bog
Or. peter's oaurito", ben bstenbte
5amilie Meoicin, ogfaa leit benne Opz
gabe. Den bar funoet ct 9jem Mioz
natsiolens Qano, peo gamle 5aber
Hbias at 8inranter beflebte 8rebber,
paa Sitfpiten at 4frifa, / bet fjerne
aina, iom osiaa / boert 9us paa bet
ameritanite Sentiment fra Maine til
Stiaebapsfpiten. st grep, iom 5abri=
fanten af openneonte 9egemibbel for
nDlig bar fact fra en- at De latinife
Republitfer / Spoamerifd, beitprfer
Dor paditanb, og ba bette gaar NOR
mere inb paa Sdgen, bill Ri meb 8l9be
impoefomme Or. 5abrnep's Snfte ON
at ohentligggre famine. 9r. anedt,
Der repreienterer Or. 5abrnep / bin
8eroensoel, ffriper iom fplger: ,,8az
raoero, pr. guenos Qbres, argentina.
ben 27be Oft. 1902. 0r. peter 5abrz
nep, Gbicdgo, sd. 9eres 9rebe af ben
9oe Sept. erholot / Dag, ben II. Sfz
tober og Ter beruf, at ben fore Mebi=
cinforienoelie er unberbeis og fan benz
tes inoen fort 3io. Der er mango, Iom
penter pad nenne Mebicin, ba min 6orz
Ipning blep uoiolgt / en- Start. Sua
mart oea tommer, ienber jeg en- tor,
M 9eiiaing. Seq bar enbog erbolbt
Sroers fra pr%obinien CORDOBA, bpor
Oeres Meoicin bar bGret benbttet meb
beoIte Geiultat. Seq bar o9Ida bait
ben 8lace at bere ON gobe 3eiulta1
ter paa andre Steber / M~rgentina %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

ur &OnfirmatiOnem Salmc-
baser / tort nouals, flint inS-
bnnone. Hapne paatrDft Cub.
Tor Yriicn bcbag at ie | purt
aatalog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
%ortIano, Ore.

: gDonitersn" Rr. 10 b. u. fnOes
en- Qrtitel fra $. Gbr.s Gen, / bDilten
ban gioer Oplbsnin9er ON 5orboloene
paa apiten = aft at aerligbeo til
% Sntere5Ie for 2anbsmeno.
Oct er unaeteligt ct mutt Srqt
at bile tjene fine 2anbsmGno, men
Oa be gipae Splpsninger | nepnte art
tr langt fra at femme meo 8irteligz
beben. FER Ri life, bDorlebes be tan
eaone ION 0eileoning.
5robs ben lange Grfarin9 og Del
grunbise aelOnnb (0 taaer s.. SIR,
fell / gebemmelfen at 6orbolosne.
gu, obet iste af6aaser at be Zine,
man fer meo", og Der ian bare for
ffenige Meninger ON iumne Sag, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

ifal %fnareft mulig ienbe Dem nogle
SaffeifripeIfer. S Dag ifaI jeg fun
meobele, at Der Der / 8arabero finbes
to Spitre, begge gifte, Der bapbe ldm~
me Spgbom, aemlig 9pfpepiid. De
leb ofte 1tore Smerter % funbe neften
intet anoet fpiie end Mplt og 0oeoe@
brgb. 9a ben enc al Spltrene 9apbe
6grt DIM 9eres Mebiein, fom bun en-
Dog til mig efter en- ftor SLATE 9urifo.
Oct bareoe life l9nge, fprenb ogfaa
ben onoea SpIter tom efter en- fgfaIfe
&urifo, oa ben fprfte Spiter anerebe
bar bleben bebre. Saa tom ben ferite
Softer i9an for at faa not en- 5fdfte,
og en- Stuno efter o9ida ben an0en /
famine 6eniigt. 8ilii6it fom Del ferz
ties Mono eFter en- Y%rgDefasfe. gn
Dag, Ia jeg par ube / 9ben, tom iea
for6i ben fgrite Spiters 6us. Seq
laa pad 8erdrbQen en- Dame. 1om ieg
nappe fun6e tenbe igen, ba Manben
fortalte, at bet bar bans 8one, fom
bapoe p9ret faa ip9 o9 lioeaoe. 5sr
bar baum bleg, MI 6aobe bun rsbe
Sinber og bar fulo of 2ioslpit. Oct
moa tilfejes, at beg9e Spitre babbe
oaret fpoe / lang Sio og Iagt mango
9enge llb for 0oftor og Mebiciner."
paa bette 9is bruger Or. peters auz
rifo ub igerben f%ororin9sleit og brame
frit, for at belbreOe De ipge og itprte be
ipage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

nan / mango 5ilfaloe til idabanne
5oreniager / 5teoet for til De RegIen
bDre Observation-Disclosures
Sea bar 6ert llotalelier ipm oenne:
5ilfelbe al, at en- 5oriifringsforez
ming fommer / Stauo inoen for ben
forenebe airfe, bill jeg laOe min nlpaz
ren6e golice / q. q. 9ife fare o9 gad
iab / ben dnben. @n onoen ia9be:
Sea pil enonu pente en- lib og ie. ON
life bet Ituloe blibe til noget meo 5orz
Iifringsforenin9en inben for ben loren.
STRIFE, for ieg gadr ino | 9anlt Bro
berTamfuab. Og %iaoodnne 3ilfeloe
tan man pitt inOe mango at. Wien
Iom ieg for IaeOe, bpao nptter bet, at
pore praIter prabiter imob oisie 5orz
eninQer, mar man lite bar noget an
Def at bDbe / Stebet.
Def bebfe golbart imob be bemmez
lige 5oreningers Snbfpbeli e bla1ot
port 5olt piloe iittert p9re Sprettel=
len at en- 5orftringsForenina inoen
for ben foreneoe 9irte, % jeg tror,
at 5iDen er fomnen til at 6anole, bbis
man oil forebpage, at maaae al oore
9%anosnano iluiter fg til be bemmez
Ii3e 3oreningsrs 9eir.
Seg oil faa til SIusning aerne OPP
iorore mango til at aioe oeres Menins
GER til 9enee i9ennem oDanIferen".
og BELT Iaa Iaart JON muli9t, iao Ga
gen tan biipe orpftet grunOiat O9 aft
laat til Rette faalepes, At nan fan
tage Ell enosIi9 gelutning oeo Mars
mpnet / SIT 5orn / tommenoe Com
mer.
6. 9. RieIfen.
M. Guperior, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
uoIdnoet.
acjlcr Wilbflm Og Babylon.

Berlin, 8. Npril. 8ejIeren far ai.
0et egftt om at oberoare elonu e.
5orelasning At 9rOfesiOr 9eliBff
oOer Gmnet Babylon o9 gibelen".
5orelesningen bolbes II. Qpril. Gil.
6ongerne af Observation-Disclosures
proteiterer bsjlpot berimob og beitploer
aejferen for religipie 3ilbsjeli94eoer,
Der er aft anbet enb %ortbobotfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

TIE Ripper", Der i 1888 terrorifereOe
@bite6apelz9 iftrittet, blep / 0aar
bangt. Moroeren miiteoe et6pert Ser.
reopmme oDsr fit Qe%rbeipitem oq maats
tie bGres til Gtsefutions fte0et, 6por
bans Qhii9t, fer bet oeffeoss meo
9eosmaifen, fremb6o ct bberit u4Daz
9eiiat Gttt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
Hprlfc Stnocnter.

5 bet norife Samfunos 9eitDrelfe
er / be iioite 0age oreftet en- Stuoens
tertur til CONNER meb eget 9ampifib
til Stagen, bernait til apbenbabn, o9
bpis 3ioen tiQdoer bet, til Stocf6olm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
"Jack the Ripper bGngt.

eonoon, 8. april. @eorg Chap
man, Observation-Disclosures fra South
mart, Der nplia bleo operbepiit ON at
bare orabt fin 6uitrn ueO Sic og iom
menes at pere ben mDlteripie ,,Socf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
Observation-Disclosures.

Saragoia. Spanien, 8. Qpril. SIT
uroligbeoer brpo / aftes lgs blanbi
De 6erborenbe Stubenter. 5umulter
fortidttes Staten igenaem og peboarel
enonu i 5ormiDoag. golitiet bar ia.
get QFfare, men bar taft Doerit bdnfte-
ligt peo at t~iloejebringe Sroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
3. g. .. elfesil,
u. Superior, Q8is.
gr0liSent 3ooieuclts Sur.

praiioent aooiebelt meo 5elge for
lob 0ai6ington Snsoag ben l. 4pril
DIN Worgened for at be9nnoe i'm be-
iieinte Eur i9ennem 9anoet. Om Den
fuloferes, blioer bet ben l9ngite 3ur,
nogen qrpiibent bar gjort. qr9itoent
Mc&inleps Sur for 10 Qar iioen par
beitemt til al bare / 7 Tiger, men
blep oeo Mrs. Wcainlebs Spgoom az
forfeit iii 4 Tiger. preiioent Hooies
pelts Sur er be temt til at bare /
10 Tiger.
Der er 10 Dem, Der bar pmtet pm,
at oenne 3ur er bere9net pad at iifre
gr9Iibentens @enoalg. Oct fan 10
life uaore npgen, Der peo, boor til
bejelige Menneiter er til at maale
andre meb osres egen 4len. Roc e0elt
Times imiblertio life ON, at man bill
tia9q9e BAN Idaoonne Utotiner for lin
Geiie. 6on sniter at TONNE / per-
ionli9 gergring meo 6olfet oe 9ere
Reoe for, boorleoes ban rs9ter bet
: Gmbeoe, Der er BAN betroet, idabel
fom for De principper, bporefter ban
mener. 2anoet ber itpres.
prGiibenten er nu alerebe naaet
ct gobt Stptte frem. ) 2sroogs be-
ie9e ban minneapolis og ct. paul.
Minn. Senbag og Manoa9 bar ban
Soutb 0afotas 0elt. 9i babe benz
tet at apoe ben @l9be at fe og bere
Yr9Iioenten / CANTON. Men Milz
paufees 3oget, iom Ri itoleoe paa Iom
gefprbringsmiobel fra 8appile til
0anfton, fnsb ps. Oct tom bagefter.
og Ri betctieoe os og reiite idd fra
8anbiQe bjem - Grqerlige paa Banez
%fompagniet, at bet life hapoe lerget
fer 9efororilgsmibbel. Uien testeore
gsr 9aq6labene bet iaa. DE- fors
tpller os BET bele. 9i fommer faa
bagefter meo Ell file Munoimag.
s minneapolis b~ebanoieoe preTts
benton 5olbfppr9smadle t.
!San talte ON BET / 5orbolo til 6 L b a,
til 9bifipinerne, iom grunolag
for a~lminpelig @eff b, ON a
tie % runo ninge / Bors
hrlb til : ru 8, Iaaptl Iom ON, al
,,Hea II / ment" MI % ba tunoe
blipe neboenbigt. 8i ifal anfere Ell
par uotalelier of oenne bans Gale.
s 5orbolb til alminbelie 9elitanf
iu9oe ban bl. a.:
Den alminoeliae tariff policn".
bportil = uben 9enibn til 5ora1Orin-
ger | Gnteltbeoer = jeg tror, at bette
2anb er uigentaloelig bengiben, el
funoameatdlt baisret pda omfdttenbt
G~rfenoelie at 5orftelen pad 9robuta
tfohssO mfoltninger - bet bill fgt
%Mrbeibslsnnen - Der og uoenlanos
"a Hsbrenbigbeoen at at podge oner
al bore appe life paa nogei puntt
qiper fremmene Snbuffrier 8Ortrin I'm
pore eene paa bort eget Marteo, frem'
meoe Mrbejoere for bore egne arbei'
bere. Sette 9ano bar, og BET be-
bsper, bebre betalte, bebre u%oodnneoe
bebrs ernarebe % bebre tl9oteQrbejDs
folt, en- bsjere 5ppe, eno Der fnoes
noaet anbet adno. Yet bar, og be
be6sper en- bsjers, traftisere og mer'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

Nlminbslise 5iliGloe / Suiet ifrGnmsl
in9en, ilaar Der er en- SLATE al 0r. 6honos
e%clectric Oil Meoicinitabet. eGser @rano.
ioar. anipidar. apGltelier. 6oruribnin9er.
9iebfiffelis eiubrins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
9ronning NlcfsanOra.

3 i'm berpmte 9oq: o9eno Dig ieio"
bar 8ronaing Qlefsanora ifrepet ne
oenitdaenoe bet fprfe Qar, bun bar
gift:
Min 0nblinqsz aonge og z0rons
ming: = 8ronning 9agmar og Riz
taro 9Foebjerte.
Nlin gstolin9s 5orTatter: Charles
0icfens.
hin gaolin9sz9eIt, sDister o9
z9unitner: - 0eQington. Boron og
3ejnolos.
Dit 0nblin9snapn: - Mdrn.
Ria gnolingss@ erning: = Barn
6iertigbeo.
0lin gnotingsz 5aroe: = glaat.
Nlin gnolingsz9et 5ranIt
59rte.
Mtin gnoIingssg 9 ifeftigelie: = ut
leIe brit.
Min Ynolingsz 5ornpjelie: = aere.
Uit YnbliagszO ~pholosfteb: : Mit
9iem.
Mit Motto: - Sub er meb MIG!
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
New City Park.

Through the munificenee of Col.
Frederic E. Greydine-Smith Canon
City has been made the recipient Of q
plot of ground in the northern part of
the city to be converted into a public
park for the enjoyment of the people.
A deed was presented to the city
council TO the property alluded to last
Monday night on the agreement of
that body to devote it to the purposes
intended by its donor. The locality
is an ideal one for public park and
can be converted into delightful
pleasure ground by small outlay of
money. We cannot have too many
parks and public squares, for. in addi-
tion to their beauty, they are the
lungs Of the city. and contribute to
the healthfulness and attractiveness
Of the community. This evidence of
public spirit on the part Of Frederic
e. Greydline-Smith might profitably
be emulated by some other of our en-
terprising citizens.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Basket Bali at Y. NJ. c. A.

The second of the series of basket
ball contests between the teams of the
and the Y. NJ. O. A. of this city will
be played at the gymnasium Of the
latter organization tomorrow night,
the game to be called at S:15. The
event promises to be strongly. con-
tested and should receive the patron
age Of everybody interested in sport
of that kind. An admission fee of
twenty five cents will be charged.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Four
Home Bargains

Iwant raise little cash for another investment and
viii dispose of any of the following pieces of property,
sold at once at bargain prices Purchaser have
piece by paying half cash and balance time or II
monthly payments.
Large room story brick residence, ga loot front
good lawn, shady yard Macon avenue, close to-
business. A charming place for home, would
make good rooming and boarding house 100
2-Six brick house, of the best parts of
Greenwood Rents for $TS to $50 month.
good ............ .......... 100
good brick four large and hall,
IN lot, River street Homelike place. suit
able location for railroad people. just newly
painted papered and cleaned ready renter. l50O
No. 4.-Large six-oom frame, well finished, cellar,
range, well located, rented for $2T; fine
investmen 1000
GUY u. HARDY
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
WIN Dedicate fn,Mhy..

Work On the interior of Czrist' u
Episcopal church is prosecuting nicely
and will pTobsbly be completed By
the middle of next rmonth.. on before.
The interior color scheme will be
sreen and gold and will be vsry
handsome. The date of ceasscrssion
has not been determined upon yet.
but will probably take place about
the seventeenth of May.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

j NJ. Ragsd,.le Sa Sons mads' u
couple of important real estate deals
last week: Selling the Nafe ranch
ON Four Mile to Rev. J. T. Wilson of
Lincoln Park. his two sons, j T.
Wilson,. IT,. and David wilson,. aud
s-son-in-law. Dr. Gormely, 1t MI.
Vernon. IoNa. for t22. 900 and q
block of Land belonging to James
Curtis, to- the same parties for $1,000
A large nsmber Of prospective. inves-
tors have heen in the city darinR the
lxst few weeks and the indications
are that the coming season will bee an
unusually active are in real estate sir-
eles.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
CITY Counca Meeting.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the city council was held last Mon
day night. Mayor Baker presiding.
All members were present, except AL
derman Handy and Wilson. both Of
whom were out Of town.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and accepted without
change, after which the usual com.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
mittee reports were presented.

mittee reports were presented
The sewer system, which has long
been prolific source Of discussion in
the council. was accepted in accord
ance with the recommendations of the
city engineer and the sewer commit
tee, thus placing a quietus upon the
matter
In the interest of economy the
council laid off Night Policeman Pill.
more and City Herder Flcscher, their
names to be stricken from the pay roll
on the 10th inst
Frederic E. Greydine- Smith. pre-
sonted the council with a deed 10 the
triangular plot of ground, near the
High school building, to be used. as a
city park. The gift was acoepted..
and, in accordance with the request of.
the door, will be known as Greydine
Park. The only condition at1aah ID.
tt the gift is that it he maintained as
"A park in perpetuity:. failing To do
this the property is to revert to. the
heirs. There is less than an acre in
the tract. but in spite of the smal llness
of its area will make a very desirable
park
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Church Locals.

Rev II. NJ. Wilson, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, was visi-
tor in Colorado Springs last Monday.
The last meeting of the Ministerial
association for the current season was
held at the Y. M. G. A. rooms last
Monday morning, chairman Rizer
presiding. An excellent paper was
read by Rev. Walter Kline. pastor of
the Christian church, on, 1.-THE Min
ister's Personal Christian Character. :"
which was followed by an interesting
discussion. A committee, consisting
of President Rizer and Rev H. n.
Wilson, was chosen TO make such ar
rangements. as in its opinion may be
needful, for the Annual Memorial
day services The association will
reconvene next September.
Recent letters from Rev. W. j..
Fisher. who left here couple of
months ago for San Francisco. Cali
fornia, with the object of organizing
Cumberland Presbyterian church in
that city, are to the effect that con-
gregatien has been formed and that
an effort is being made to find loca-
tion for the erection of place of
worship. IL is understood that the
money to build the proposed church is
in the hands of trustees and chat work
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
For Rent.

Six room hoase close ip. .-6ny t..
Hardy.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

Rev Il. N. Wilson. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, was o visi
tor in Colorado SPRINGS last Monday
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

List of mail matter remaining in
the Post Office at Canon City. Colo. :.
for the week ending April s., i803.-
Bancroft George L..
Boyer, Mrs. Maggie
Oollnes, Mr.. Fred,
Davis, Miss Henrietta,
Howard. g. II!
Jones. Mrs. r.. NJ.
Killabrew, Rose Ellen
Mills, Mrs. Ora,
Mcclure, Mrs. Bertha
Mcdonald. Mr.. .Inmes
Sisneros. Mr.. Ramon
vislisel. Mr.. Frank
Walter, Mrs. Fredk
Hanks. J. W-Phobo
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Headaches and
Nervousness Cured.

DR.. L. O. Sapero, the we'll known
eye, ear. nose and throat specialist, Of
Denver. will again be in Canon City
at the st. CLOUD one week beginning
April 20 ending April 49,. II you ars
nervous and have headaches havs
your eyes examined free.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

DR.. Sapero, Denver specialist. is too
we'll known here to need edintroduetion
His references are his patients, your
friends and neighbors. Will be in
Canon City one week. April 2ol IN
April 25 at the ST. Cloud. Cousulta-
tion and examination for glasses free.
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4l6 MAIN STREET

agreed upon. Rev. Fishers numer-
ous friends in Canon will be pleased
to learn that there is such an encour-
aging outlook for his work in the Pa
cific coast metropolis.
G. ]. Fredericton will be dele
gat, from the congregation of the
First Presbyterian church of this city
to the Presbytery of Pueblo, to be
held at Trinidad next Tuesday.
The willing Workers of the Chris
tiap church held handkerchief ba-
zar at the old stand of the Rialto res
raurant. OH South fifth street, last
Saturday afternoon. A splendid sup
per was served in conjunction with
the bazar, and from the two sources a
gratifying revenue was derived.
Mrs. brennan, for many years a
missionary in Japan but at present re-
siding in Pueblo, is expected to visit
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
here next Sunday. and will probably
have charge of the morning service.
Mrs. brennan will be accompanied by
two Japanese girls, whom she brought
to America for the purpose of afford
ing them greater educational advan
tages than was obtainsble in their ma.
tive land. Although about eighty
years of age, Mrs. Drennen is most
entertaining speaker and should be
greeted by large congregation on the
occasion of her visit to this city. She
is much attached TO the Japanese peo-
pie and expresses her intention of 60
ing back to that country to end her
days.
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stone carving is very elaborate and is
hghiy dreditabie to the skill of Con-
r~d Mayer under whose direction the
work WAS done.
ot ohe SIX sranite piiAsfers turned
out by tho snarries of Quincy. Massa-
ohuseets' sor thu Adornment OF the
building. one was broken in shipment,
neocss't''nine the use OF n wooden pill
lar unHii q granite one can be pro-
cured from the Old Bay State to take
it's place Mr. Roeison's new build
ing has seen named the, Annex. -
p...As .4CuA Mt
M.
tion ard house warming last Saturday
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A Handsome Front.

The work on the facads of the Rob-
ison building is so far advanced as to
afford an excellent idea of how the
front will look when completed. The
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To Loan. .

One to two thousand dollars atI u
per cent for five years on first-elass-
real estate. Guy W. Hardy.