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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02

The Birmingham Ledger is authority for the information that Mir Bryan will put Nebraska out of the Republican col umn." Well, as he will land 1t in the Populist column, where is the gain?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02

Our friend of the Queen City (Md) Courier proceeds to enlighten us on the subject of ''pennyfste politician" in this manner:
 He belongs to the "Heelers." He snaps heels. Don't get a wrong idea now and change the spelling. for a pennydste poll
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02

A Governor and Supreme Court Judge pommelling each other on a public stage is one of the enlivening incidents of the Arkansas campaign. Why not make ring and have it out1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02

It Is to be hoped that the Indians will not judge all American officials by the specimens that have been operating in the Territory of late.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02

The Wedowee Star. commenting on The Advertisers preference for Cleveland says:
 MT. Cleveland, when he makes up his mind what is right, goes ahead and does that thing. regardless of party caucus, or party platform, and while we might admire than kind of character, still such a man rather destroys party organiza-- tion, and party strength, instead of building t up.
 Mir. Cleveland and his friends could hardly wish for stronger endorsement than The Star gives him. The main source of his strength with the people is their knowledge that when he makes up his mind to what he considers the right course, he sticks to 1t, regardless of per- sonal or political consequences. If The Star wants a mere Party builder, 1t will have to look further and do worse than take Cleveland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02
A%&&%%%&%*%%% % * E % % % & < Se . + WHAT THE STATE PAPERS x
 < ARE SAYING. E Q O%%%%@%%@& < * * < % As a * Q
Pretty Much That Way

Coosa Argus.
 The Democrats of New York, including Tammany, have decided to send up Cleveland delegation to the National Dem ocratic Convention next year. It seems pretty much that way throughout the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02
A Poor Prophet.
Mobile Register.

Mobile Register.
 The Alabama editor who says Cleveldno isa 4 primary for national delegates is talk ing big chances as a prophet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02

Too much Johnson will be the cry of the Ohio Democrats after the elec- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02
Alabama.

Alabama. Suspension-Cotton gin. Three Notch-Cotton gin. Thompson-Cotton gin. Sour Lake-$40,0O0 oil company Merkel-$6.COo gin and milling company. Birmingham-Bott;ing works; $20 600 hardware company; $10O, 900 coal company. Mobile-40-ton ice factory. Montgomery-$so,oo0 lumber mill to be rebuilt.
 Jasper-$7,500 tannery. Shef1eld-$25, 900 investment company. Ensley-Roofing and cornice company. Girard-$50,0OO chemical works. Gadsden-Tile factory. Pine Apple-Grist mill.
 Arkansas. Russellville-$15,0 900 cotton gin. Greenwood-$25o,oO zinc mining com pany.
 Quitman-Cotaon gin. Little Rock-$195 O00 light and traction company: timber company. Republication shingle mill. Texarkana-$20,0O 0O0 lumber company. Blytheville-Brick works Clarksville-$4O.0O0 coal mining company. Lamar-Coal mining company.
 Florida. Tarpon Springs-Gas plant. Jacksonville-$5O,OO 900 supply company.
 Georgia. Columbus-$25,OO 900 land company; electric light and power plant Dahlonega-$3OoO 600 gold mining com pany: $2.Oo0.oOO mining compnay Dublin-$10O.o00 telephone and manu- featuring company. Cuthbert-Knnitting mill. Cochran-Cotton gin. Rome-$15. 900 pants factory. Macon-$50,0O0 harness factory. La Grange-Factory for making picker sticks for cotton milds; confin factory. Clarkesville-Hub and spoke factory. Atlanta-Stove works. ....,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-02

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 29-The Southern industrial development for the week ending today, as reported by The Tradesman, includes the following new organizations as among the more impor- tant:
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
sherms's sale.
srArs ov CoLonApo.

s1sr: ys.s".T Sy Go5ss.9s. s;ss.9S. ..
By virtue of . writ OF exscution 10 mo direct
from the County Court OF Fremont Coanty.
favor OF Frank r. smith aud Bessie 6ni
hxAinst o. H. r. Logan -
l hAys levied "a chair, tAbls
gdtning ROOM; I wntsr cooler. electric n
1inolium- oent~r tables. oountcr. ! coffee ar
stools. trays, I range with water tank q
hood. window curtains. II electric nxturs
shelving, Kitchen utensils, 1 leo box. giasswA;
dishes. table and tray cloths and nApkfns.
doz- forks. more or less; dor- Knives. fnore
less. dor tosspoons, moro or less: dor- tat
spoons, more or ica.. dos- sugar spoons. nc
or loss. trays, screens, I kitchcaj table VI
rsck. kitchen table with sine top. sst scAsl
table, clock, cupboard. ! dish nack. = pals
: hat racks. Also any and al stsnris. fur.
turc, fixtures, goods And chAtteis, levied on
mo under tho writ OF Attschmsnt In nAid acstd
which I shall enposs 70 essiie ~: o1 ,he Z
Pifth Street TO the highest aad best bidder I
ready money. sale to be at the hour Of
o,riock A. n.
M v. q. stsos,
shsd6
First Publication Dec. .. issa
Las, Publication Dec. 10. isue.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
alesteses psrs.s.s.r. -.

Dislsist CosFs Of - I,svssSA Juissiai Disav5S6
citAlag vt4hin sd - tAs oeaaV e vssaoSZ
p - etaAs Of Oolosado, oa ths twslfiS IN =
ssovs.eE a p. isss I. s.e.s No. ~ g
sc.a.s 9ue g. 1ess<.s - sss!ls = Nscsss,
nssttoesl rsai estate; - tAal 1 skai1
:. = s..sessy, SessSy z. 4. =. seeS.
eeu ~ nose0noe1 Drslisss nsa1se0s6 Q
eahA 1ssrae, SosWft: L19 nusbGrol ~ h
niosk nunhsFpd twelve, IN OAnsa Cl1y, u -
Ooun9 - xfonont and Dsaks Of % .oesAo -
oofefnl % tAs Paot OF eaA1 CAaon clty mAAo y
HowAed Schuyler on 0le and reeeeA u tho -
81 ths County Clssk q ealeio nseer1ae, q -
Tor I'D County of RFe0sak - puelie aao6IeG
q Tie front door Of the ssuSt hoess q tie or
q casoe oity. n ~ ceuaty sad etAss, % -
kGhsst blddss epe caaA, 70 e6Tfy out ~ dsGso1
and 70 nAD Ne s1m Of q, ,ss7.sf, iaufai intssss7
tAseuon from said twelfth da Of Nsvsako2
until sAas hsssanAsr. togseAes With eoses q
end sale. eertane.ss asd cosvsyaacs In paPsa1
anee Of suoA nAtd sale.
PuSshasss Will receive . csrtihoass u pus1
chAse made ~ satd sale. and lAsss . eeavsY1
Aaee, ~ eaid premises, unleas the aAma ahAu -
rodeeue1 aa6ording 70 law.
Datod. December ., i1o9.
sAsrin os Fremont County, Osi
yarss Pub. Deo- 10th.
LASt Pub. Deo. Slst.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
Notice For PubIIcatIon.

Department OF the Interior, Land Omos q n
eblo, OolorAdo, Ocsobsr u, isoa,
Nottes ts hereby given hat the follovfnl
Aasnsd setsier hes aled notice Of his intsstS
70 mAke dnal proof In support Of his siAln, =
that said proof will Be made bssors tbs Oissk.
tAe Dtssrtct Conr q Canon City, coiossdo. 9
Dses9hsr ~ -, Wis: RseeoceN. MeshAas. !
Tovnship 10 g.. RAaEs eow.
He Names ths following vitasasss 70 pss,
his oontnosns rssidsnes upon aad cultiyaAks
Of aai1 lad, Wis:
William Mckinney, OF Canon City. CoisssA,
nieAsei Mason. Of fiorsncs. Colorado; Ans
bas n. hcshAas. OF cason City. Oolorado.
.. A. Asssy, hAgisaar
Yisst Psbliraaion Nov.s. is1a
Last publicstion. Dee 10, is0-
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
A'.,1f!'.. A.,1f!'..4Ml'!'ercy:. I
:. Ora Boar = > =:
Story Of an ExeisinS Pr
SfickiaS AkJsnfure
In In4io.
Aoev q Huge Old Boar VnherseA
Gheo Aunsers and Neariy
Killed One Of Them.
a CimsIy Rescus.

Captain X. V. Davidson. late OF the
Indian stan corps. while visiting New
York recently regaled q circle OF a,--
quaintances with the story of pig
sticking adventure. In which he was
severely wounded and only saved frou,
death by the timely arrival Of his com
panions. by the red pig Of Poora. u
most ferocious boar Of enormous size
that for years had lived In the jungies
of Fysabod. in the northwest prov
inces. Major Knyvett. the police su
perintendent OF the district. and Cap
tain Bethune of the One Hundredtb
foot were members Of the party.
by 5 o'clock in the morning." said
the captain. ''the khansama and his
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

Of Hut. hut. you brrter A moment
later I ventured to raise my head and
saw him standing across my prostrnte
form. holding the huge boar back On
the point o. his snenr. They awaye =
backward and forwnri. Bcthune throw.
ing all his weight into,th~ strurri- ana
the pig gnsshinR mis- teeth In silent.
savage Determination and seeming ~
" be would climb up the very. spesr
haft to get At % though II should pierc~
his heart in the effort
"sBy Jove. the brute weighs ton!
gasped Bethune. 7 can't hold him back
much longer. Where On earth b Kny.
vett or Temple or-or-somebody on =
horne. HI. .Knyvett .rempier .'.
He raised his voice In . rather
breathiess hafloo. t.sf-+.s
There was an answering yell from
hand by. then q crashing through grass
and jhow as Knyvett burst into tin
open and. Rrasping the situation at =
glance. turned his herse and came
charging down like 4 tornado on the
boar's fank. As his spear passed into
the gnunt gray body the brave beast
tottered and fell over on bis side. yet
even as his lifebiood dyed the yellow
sand he feebly dragged himself toward
ms with a look OF fell determination In
his eyes"
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
NOTICE or SALE.

COUNTY o. Fnnsosr Wy
n. h. Eiiis,
Anton stoits. Alins Norucs OF sAIs-
etolts. Thomas Macon
and W. II. Smith.
Defendants.
Notics IL hsrsby xiveu that In pursuAnoe Z
BY viftuo OF the nnal Judgement nd decree
the above entitled cause OF the aaid Court dA
cution dated the nth day OF November. isos
sued through, by and under the seal OF 4
Court, thcrcln To mo directed, I. tho und|
signed sheriff OF Fremont County, Colorn,
will sell At public sale 10 tho highest and q
bidder for cash. ut the front door Of the 90.
House in Canon City. said County and STATE.
of o'clock In tho afternoon of said day, all !
singular the property hereinafter more sped
caliy described, and all tho right, title aud
Thomas Macon and w II. Smith In and TO
said property described sx follows, to-witi
One Hundred and Right (los) shares Of
Company.
beginning at point 7si fe,t north Of
south east corner of section thirty -four, tos1
ship eighteen south OF Range seventy we
thence northwesteriy along the edge OF the b
262D fect. themes north degrees, % mint'
cast, 1855 feet TO the right OF way Of tho Pus
gree curve (rightl b.o feet to the \. Y. Of
curve; thence along the edge Of Tho right of I.
OF tho said railroad south % deg. 10 min. d
roo feet; thence south ~ deg. 90 min, west
fcst TO the edge OF said blun; thence north
deg. 20 min. we-t along edge of said blum &
foe, 70 point Of beginning .mssneiic ysriA4
II degrees. minutes east loss right of wayl
. wagon road across said premises.
All OF said property situate In the County
Fremont and state OF Colorado. said perst1
property and rcal estate will be- sold scpArAf
and In the order ~ above named and said a
estate will bc sold separately in parcels OF
bulk may appear 10 the best intefests Of
xtls ErtA UuIs "a pua T..x h -
Of satisfying and paying of the sum Of Ets
Hundred 800 dollars, the amount by 4,
decreo found To be due from said dsfs1ds1
Anton Btolts and Aline Btoltz 70 said Pininf
II. II. Ellis, togcther with his costs In 4
suit taxed NJ Twenty ave and Twenty -ss
hundrodths ts76.27) dollars, toHsthcr with In
cat on said amounts at eight (s) pcr cent +
snnum ~ we'll ~ all costs incurred in mali
said sale
Of November A. d. ip0o.
Sheriff Of Fremont Couuty. q
Ffrst Puhlication Nov. 10, Ipuo.
LAst Pubiication Dec. 10, nsoe.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
Cen eor Seheo, Boo1.

The hoidsr Of school Bond No. . Distssss y
u of the issue Of Ang. ist- isp. oosnty OF ~
mont STATE of Colorado.
Notice 10 hereby given By Tho usdsrstgns
treasurer Of said School District No. u thai I
the above lnentionsd and dsscrkbsA BonA :
witi-eohool hosd No. Of The iasus Of Az
LIST iuep Of the dsnominat Of s1spNe Il he Q
Dos Of the County TrsAssrsr In Caaos Ofty, I.
the said County OF Yremont, 8tAts Of OoiorlA
and aftss the aid dals, December fEh. ips1, 1
tsrsst upon ths HAid bond shall oeAss and d
tsrmtns.
Josuru vnzusu
Treasurer OF school pistFics Ne. !
Brookside, Colorado.
Ptrst Pubiicsttou Nov. II fsmL
Last Publios4ion Dec 10. tuu9.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

THE cooLy WENT HEELS OVER HEAD
myrmidons were stirring to prepare
the matutinal tea and eggs. horses
were ,being saddled. and rk1prs. booted
and spurred. completed hasty toilet
In the open. Half an hour later. as o
watery sun rose hands breadth
above the horizons rim. only to be en-
gulfed in a sullen, lowering rain cloud.
the dozen or SO horsemen. followed by
as many saises leading spare horses.
filed out OF camp en- route for the first
beat.
''The spot where we had breakfasted
was on the outskirts of the village Of
Sitnrampur. and as we moved on one
Of the beaters. approaching Mahabulll.
explained volubiy that the red pig waf
still lying In patch Of jhow half o
mile ahead.
forward in front OF the beaters we
reached and skirted patch of jungle
grass higher and denser than usun.
and turned in our saddles expectantly
as the coolies entered 1t. "A moment
later there was redoubled hubbut
from the men within the covert, sec
ond of breathless anticipation. and
then. with tearing and crashing Of
underground. the tall grass parted be
hind us, and our redoubtable quarry
stood FIVE yards AWAY. He was truly a
magnificent brute-full four feet high
at the shoulder, with that extraordi-
nary fringe of red bristles sloping
backward to his hoary gray tanks and
the finest pair Of tushes had ever
seen. With twinkiing. cruel, cunning
eyes he looked at us grimly and delib-
erately one by one as II selecting the
weakest antagonist. He seemed to con
clude not to face us just then. whipped
round and went like gray streak for
the nearest cody. Head over heels
went the man. and the others in bis
neighborhood scattered discrectly. while
the boar headed away to the left. bear.
ing toward the river bank. Presently.
however. to our great relief. we saw
the next party from the center spread
ing out to get between him and the
river. The situation might yet be saved.
Anxiously we watched the signals and
at length caught the welcome shout
He has turned. sahibs. he has turned,
and comes this wayl Oh. be read,
nowv
silently we edged under Knyvett's
guidance in the direction our informant
was pointing. There was one long mo.
ment of suspense, and then the great
brute burst into view twenty yards
away. turned n shifty glance toward
us and Iurched away inland.
"We streaked away all abreast for n
moment or two. We were all well
mounted. but Knyvett was the fastest
on striding waller and led us for half
mile. Bethune. Temple and were on
Arabs and could count on our turn n II
came TO linking Knyvett wns keep
Ing his lead NJ us without appearing to
gain materially on the pig. when sud
denly the Inter linked sharp to the
left down a deep blind nuilab. and
Knyvett's horse, half checked in Its
hap. blundered into the cpposits bank
and fell heavily VIA m rsdsr.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
Notice Fer pssascst,os

Dspestmsnt Of the interior, IAad OfHos q n
sblo. Colorado. ocscbsr 81, isce.
Notics is hsrsby given thas tho foliowfau
named settler has nlsd nottes Of his intAAt&nl
% make nnal proof in support Of his elain, -
that aid proof Will es made bsfors Y 9. La
visi Julia Powell. widow Of samuel Powell. q
ceassd, H. 4 iel11, for the ss BEk; 8nk ~
y. section a; nhS Nwk Section n. TownshA
She names the following witnesses 70 prov
hsr oontinusus residences upon and oultivatto
of said land. viz;
James Davis Of Victor. Colorado; Ned Ysasa
Of Canon City. Colorado; Mr.. Cullfvsr Of c.
den Park. Colorado; Miss II. Porter, of Pzsbls
Colorado.
s-A. Asssr. RAgisssr.
LAst Publication Dec. 10, 1903.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

''1ts bears oppnrtune tusn save me
ming fen;yards. behind him and follow
Ing every twist. I could see his wicked
little eyes as he turned now this way.
now that. AZ II longing 70 charg.. bi,
hesitfsing to ventureta fa ssiatSd u,y
horse for y minute. the boar also slack
ening speed. and then called on uIy
mount for rush, to which he respond
ed gamely. At last was gaining foo,
By foot. Twice. three times. my spear
was poised for blow and all but
launched on the eventful stroke. hut
again and again the active brute. scent
Ing danger. linked away to right and
left. my stanch little Arab following
him like cat. Al last the opportunity
as the boar instinctively wriggled aside
II only pierced his haunches.
"'Spesr!' ! shouted In triumph. show
Ing blood trickllng from nv upraises,
blade.
"'Confound 1t. growied Bethune rs
he shot Insi my spent horse. We've
got to kill him yet
''Bethune gained on him fast and err
long spesred again. but even In doing
80 achieved his own immediate down.
fall. for the pig on feeling the steel
twisted sharp to the left right under
the horse's fore legs. bringing steed and
rider to the ground. Bethune got III,
and shook himself. but his horse had
torn himself free and galloped OF.
AS | came up ten yards behind thu
boar turned round to look at the wreck
age he had wrought. caught sight Of
me approaching and after one or two
shifty strides wheeled round. with q
savage 'Woof. woof,' and charged
down on me like an arrow from a bow.
My game little mount faced him daunt-
lessly as he came on the point Of my
spear. but as It entered his shoulder the
stout bamboo haft shivered In my
hand. and The Turk got cash on his
shoulder. which brought him to his
knees and laid him up for week..
'.The shock threw me . yard or % in
advance. and when tried 10 rise
found my right leg limp and useless
and In my hand splintered spear han
die. The boar had withdrawn a short
distance from me. and. with about two
feet of spear protruding from his sboul-
der. eyed me with triumphant malice.
lowering and shaking his head a.
though preparing to charge and gore.
My fragment of a spear haft would
have been Of little avail agrlnst the
most ordinary charging boar. and this
was II colossal brute. During the mo
ment or two that remained 10 me.
while wondering where should first
feel those pitiless tushes,. the advice
given in General Kinloch's book to
man d'smorntcd. disarmed and con
fronted by nm infurinted boar flashed
through my mind-vix. to throw oneself
face downward on the ground 10 ms to
protect the more vital parts. But BE-
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
re ubsa.i,... MOE. ,,e..

The mosquito wnnders pretty much
all over the world. and Ia found from
the tropics to Lapland. where Il u also
q great pest. So numerous are mos
Quitocs In some localities In South
America that the wretched Inhabitants
sleep with their bodies covered over
with sand three or four inches deep.
the head only being left out. which
they cover with handkerchief. Even
thick clothes AFFORD at best . very par.
tal protection. being readily ps0strat-
- By the proboscis.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
L e G AL OTIC e S
Notice,

Notice Il hereby given that tho regular an.
mai nesting Of tho Stockholders of the First
NetionAl bank Of Canon City, Colorado, viii be
held at thsir banking rooms, Canon City Colo
rndo. on Tuesday, Jan u, 1904 a o'clock p. m.
for the election Of Board OF Drsctors and for
the transactien Of any other business that may
legally come before said mcetinK.
N. @. Craven. Cashier.
First publication Dec. 10. ipoe.
Last publication Jan. 7, 1904.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
A rH..k.ssvs.s r.sss.

A gay young Gobblcr. seeing how
Melancholy the Turkeys were. pro
pounded A Conundrum.
"Why are Turkeys the Drum Corps
Of the Fowl Creatisnf Give II up?
Because they all carry Drunsticks.
O-u-c-hr' He lodged A blow from the
him.
Spare Me-" said the young Fellow.
assuming the Defensive. ~ can give
you A Better one. Why DO Turkeys
hs~e No Hereafterr'
TIE Patriarch blustsrel Arsnod and
dRaSged his wisgs. ioskiag very
rerre. He knew be ought to know.
but couldn't for the Liz ef Hin re-
member. 30 be Ciowered At tie Cui-
pitt and asked Severely:
''weIi. Sir. why do Turkeys have No
Hereafterr'
because they have their Necss
Twiried In This"
"Poohr' said the Patriarch Cos.
tempruousiy. That wss arOund on
Clutches when Adam wore kits.
Caught on the Wing. We are All to
BE- Dry Picked this Year"
what. Shrieked A giddy Blond
with pink Crest. Not on Your life7''
mo. silly. but as Soon as Il II Over.
II is the old Why Of Turkey Under.
taking and The only Way. In Phila-
dolphin. where ! Clipped Into the
World. DR., Picking was the Correct
Thing All the old families held to II.
That gives Turkey Feathers the chance
Of their Lives. Turkey Tails for Fans
i am told the Aborigines quite Dote
on Them" Chicago Record Herald.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
Annual Meeting.

Canon City. Colo, December !, 1903.
The regular annual seting of the seockhold
srs Of tho DeWscse-Dye Ditch and Rsssrvoir
company will be held d the company once, bi7
Main street, Canon City, Colorado, on Saturday
The business being 10 approve the action Of the
directors relative 70 proposed bond Issue, tho
election Of ofbcers and such othcr business -
may come before the mesting.
by Order OF tho President
JAMES TunsnurI- Secretary.
First pub. Dec. ., tso3.
Last pub. Doc u. 1eG3.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
Estrsy Advertisement.

o-rn that the following described cstray amin
Wa taken up near Canon City. Colorado.
wit. One gray mare. years old. II han
months old black and white spotted o
unbranded. III Said animals being ankno
10 this board. unicss claimed By owncr
or bcforp Doc. II. iSus. aaid r~trAy will be q
by this board for the bsnent of tho owner vb
found.
susie board of Stock in-pection Commissions
Denver, Colo.
First pub. Dec. ., ipns.
Last pub Dcc. 10, iSo8.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
cup,d.. Amsc,,e..

Wife tstanding with her husband BE-
fore shop wiuaow,.-Herc are % many
things that would give pleasure to your
wife and that you might purchase for
her: but. no mHtter how many fbeauti-
fui things there are, you seem quite In
different. as though you saw nothing.
Husband-A sure proof Of my Affec-
tlou Dor you. for love h blind,
Elegant Nsckwesr. Bethel On. = =,
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

fore putting this Into practice I hal
time TO speculate-wbere was Bethunc I
Though dismOunted. he could not be
far OF. and he had whole spear. Then
the pig came on. ! wrigglcd myself
prone and waited for the end.
yet the "nd seemed unaccpuntnhiy
delayed. .Irs, ns | was expecting IT,
feel those tIisbcs tearing through my
ribs heard Bethune's voice from clos
at hand upraiscd In a vociferous sl'o''
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

FOR SALE-Land, one-fourth mile
outside corporation, $50 per acre. In
Quire at this Office. dip
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

FOR SALE-A good horse. ten years
old, weight 1.l66. ]. e. Mcclure, lozo
Main St. 49p
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

FIVE ACRES alfalfa land. A bargain
must be sold. j. M. Ragsdale & Sons.
so
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
THE RECORD WANTS
Everybody Who Has Anything to Self, Rent Trade
Has Lost or Fornd Anything, to Advertise IT IN
THIS Column
Only Five Cents The Line.
WANTED

MANAGER WANTED Trustworthy
lady or gentleman to manage business
IN this County and adjoining territory
for well and favorably known House Of
solid financial standing. 5000 81 raight
cash salary and expenses, paid each
Monday by check direct from head
quarters Expense money advanced |;
position permanent. Address Manager.
90 Msnsn Bldg. Chicago. ~ 8Stl4
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10
FOR SALE

A good, gentle. sound, young horse for
sale. j. M. Ragsdale & Sons. 81
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

FOR SALE-Five acres Of good Alfalfa
land, $500 an acre, inquire OF B. Wilson
Park Center. 89tf
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

FOR SALE-If you would buy a fine
home with a good orchard at panic
prices so that the interest on the de-
ferred payments Of IS. 900 would be
not over $1.05 cents per month and
principal only SIS per month come to
this office and will tell you where
it is to be had. 8-tf
Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

WANTED-Trustworlhy lady or gen.
tleman to manage business in this
county and adjoining territory for
house Of solid financial standing $40.
straight cash salary and expenses paid
each Monday direct from headquarters
Expense monev advanced; position
permanent. Address Manager, COS
Monon Bldg, Chicago.