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iQt EDI(T TURF GOSSIP.
We whitney IOmnsnds starter Cassidy y
New Methods.

= Whitney paid visit TO the AIuehuct
u"'h Yesterday and accompanied starter
N"'' assidy to the post IN the latters oar
N"2' Tor the second race Mr. whitney
- ~ rsn"d himself as being highly pleased
WIN ~" system Of starting that Mr., Cassidy
mas lH'' introduced NJ the queens County
'"'' ana SAID that II would have 10 be
adopted Al all OF the metropolitan COURSES
W hur TIME NJ Whitney, incidentally ,
s,'HIrd ihe urs VI one 0f tho gates used by
mi 'hssdy and viii school bis horses 10 u
ul' winter az Aiken, y q M whitney,
n"iNB ~" afternoon, announced that al 0l
nH h'fs"s ~ England viii b. s0ld % auction
,' ofN srok IN December, including ths
49, ~" Old liands Around, by Meddlsr
nAWlspHn, Who ran third IN the Mpidle
Ialh I,n'n tins year aud 10 .liKjbls for the
D"~ BIZ NbItnsy dsDiad tbs st0Ty thai In
pW hHs"d ~" si0ss farm, wO0dbirD,
"A'n'N'fy lib tyo.yrsg old G0ll IDn"Albls,
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". GOULD BROKAW'S FAST TINE.
Ills French Auto Covers Mile In I Minute
q 3ek Seconds,

At the Brighton Beach track yesterday tho
thirty horse power French car OF W Gould
Brokaw covered a mile in minute, 35
seconds This was done in a trial perform
ance while practising for the rnces to be held
at the track this afternoon under the auspices
OF the Long Island Automobile Club. This
is the best time ever made on the seashore
track and while it will not be an official record
" demonstrated that the big racers Of Frank
La Roche. Harry Cunningham. George Can
non and others will not have IL all their own
way this afternoon. Half dozen Of the
racing ears have been studying the turns at
the track during the lasI two days and quite
crowd has attended the free show. The
cars could not show their best PAGES, how
ever. owing 10 the fact that the work OF bank
Ing and rolling the track was still In progress
Owing to u record breaking entry list and the
necessity of splitting couple Of the nine races
into trial hents the races will begin promptly
at ! o'clock this afternoon
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who was badly cut down soms time sss. WI
he brought down from Saratoga on Monday
70 join the other whitney horses st 8hseps-
head Bay.
match rase between Fred Burlsw's Hello
and N. l. hayman's Orthodox was arranged
at the track yesterday 10 be run sems day
next week. The two-ysar-olds win meet
az mule: TO carry iIs pounde, with 0i 500 8
tockey o cub TSe race S ise rs. SoSp'y "
colts, '"
The. The leading s.l, Jockey in Austria /. a boy
in England. lie has headed tse III for arains5 sso
years and can do sS pounds. Taral, who
Hamburg Oh Nov 8. on the steamer Auguste
Victoria.
Trainer Richard Miller said yesterday that
be able 70 race next year The Star Ruby colt
did not have bowed tendon, as at frst he
.sy.d. but was suffering from blow on the
Of oa,css and xoUS bona SE the
Although Buttons was the hottest tip of
the day Sir Tr0ubadour was handed out for
= good thing IN the last race and was accord
insiy backed down from 100 to to thirty. At
the head OF the stretch he broke leg lust
above the ,Pastern Joint and had to be de-
stroyed; This race fairly bIistlsd with sup
and Love Note. all backed down Redeem,
who rode Het.ons. was hned 80 for not de-
claring with blinkers.
Starter Cassidy suspended Meade and d.
OConnor for the rest Of the meeting for dis
obedience at the post
Jockey Fuller was among the missing
yesterday and Frank Farrell scratched Mo-
nadnock from the Oakdal, Handicap as "A
result.
Just as a train for Brooklyn was moving
slowly past the track after the races woman.
who tried to jump aboard. was thrown under
the platform. A man grabbed her by the
arm and pulled her out Of danger just In time
10 save her from being killed. The accident
caused panic among other women. who
would not board the cars until the trains
had come TO a full stop
The stewards discussed Troxler after the
first race but gave out nothing.
More than a thousand season tickets have
been sold for the coming meeting at Ptmlico
II Is estim atsd that about 800 horses Will 20
to Baltimore to take part.
0arsman and Dick Iurpin. both winners
There is much talk az to the real owner Of
Qarsman. who runs In the name Of Louis
ksInpner One story in circulation 10 70 the
enect that he belongs to a well known field
layer who goes by the name OF "Klondike."
Billy Oliver il making bales OF money with
All Gold. He cashed another big commission
yesterday and also won heavily over Buttons.
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Blair school Athletes Elect Officers.

The athletic association of Blair School
held a meeting yesterday afternoon and
elected officers for the ensuing year, The
following were elected John Mitchell, pres
Idrnt james Wenk.r. vice president. Ed
ward Lain. secretary, Frank Carr. treas-
lIrcr There was considerable discussion
over the foot ball team. owing 10 the injury
Of one Of The players. the faculI Of the school
has desire 10 cut IA, sport out n the school.
President Mitchell appointed u committee TO
arrange for basketball The school won the
Championship, Of the l'ronA school League
viii be back another championship banner is
looked for
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At ChlCaGo.

CHICAGO, Oct. s0-S. C. Hldreth's Mirhful
hly, Wltfun picked up III pounds in the fourth
ana feature race a. Worth & 70 day 4 and covered
First Race-one mlle-JAmes j. corhett, li2
FerrelD Is to l. won: Frank n, 100 tMcIntyre)
il to l. second: Atheoa, l0A III. Phillps). to !.
third. Time, lAl rs. Pronta. -Four Leaf c. Jack
Doyle. Tom kingsley, Baird. Old Mike, Jim Winn
also ran. -
second RaCe-Five and half furlOnss--Fly Lady.
100 (Wilsonl. to !, won: Leila. l07 dalD. TO I.
second; Badger Gin, l07 ". BookeD, to I. third.
Time iOs Wistsra. My Com and Csrmeii'a
also ran.
tH Philippe, s TO l. won: Goodman, % H. Booker
40 i. second; Jim Hale 100 tR; williams, 10 70 :.
Fourth Racs--One Mlle--Witfvn, III (H8lp.
2 to s, won: T0ah. 1l0 tAdkina. to !. second Co.
rlscate, I04 III. Phillipsl. 80 to /. third. Time.
1915. Palm Reader. Alfredo and Fairbury also
Fifth Race--si1 furlongs-Ralph Young, 100
(McIntyre). to 1, won Avenger. l0s tR. Wlllamsl
is to g. second: Myron Dale, OF CWtison). IL 10 l..
third Time 1919. Gen. Stewart o5 u. Booker
4 TO l. finished nryt but was disqualified for foul
inr Instrument, Louis Kraft, Cheny and j. Reln
also ran.
sixth Race-on mile and sixteenth, Charlie
Thompson l07 tHalD, TO g. won: Ledus, l0l Fer-
relD TO /, second: Boaster i02 (Wlsonl, 10 TO s.
third; Time, l:4o 2-S Alfred c., C. B. Campbell.
Lampoon and Compass also ran.
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Jo. Gan. Ansr q F,sn, vim Jsck WBrlsn.

owing 10 his success IN his recent meeting
with Joe Grim of Philadelphia joe Cans
intends TO arrange Nights Ia the Iulur" with
men heavier than himseif Cans, through
his mana ger, Al Iierfprd has lssuad chnl-
ienge 10 Aght jack 'BrisD VI PhllaJelphla
v hen tie !aiieg EsinEts !sem E;hglehd A.
0Ihsr Side lasl Wednesday II tho Wlll IN
aJTan god II will take place ~ Boston OF Phlia-
dGlpba Oaps Is donfdeD, thai y Irlen
cannot knork him Out w any contest IRON
AZ 10 twenty rounds II q BTien refuses 10
meet Cans Tho lightweight nhaiDpl9u says
ihal hs viii agree 10 fano JoH Wal'oIi ~
Young iOrhsit
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LECTUR ES At CITY COLLEGE.
4 Course for students and the Public by
Leading Men.

A series OF addresses by leading men in
science, theology literature, public and
commercial life will be delivered, one each
week, in the chapel of the College Of the City
of New York during the entire college year
for the benefit Of the students and also the
general public. who will be admitted free of
charge.
The speakers 20 far secured are Bishop
Henry C. Potter, DR.. Giddings professor of
sociology at Columbia University William
II Baldw in, Jr,, president Of the Long Island
Railroad; DR.. Ernst Lederie, president of
the Board of Health; the Rev. Dr. Lyman
Abbott. Robert C. Ogden, Prof NJ. J Pupin
Of Columbia University; William Barclay
editor Of the Rericw OF Re,iers, and Hamilton
" al ie
The sun., 1903-10-31

Eddie Santry OF Chicago. who few years
ago knocked out Ben Jordan in rafting
battle at the Lenox A. C.. this city. was put
to sleep by AurelIa Herrera. the "Me1i-
can" in a twenty round bout at Anaconda
Mon. on Thursday night. Herrera has lately
done some excellent work in the ring, one OF
his victories being over Kid Broad Santry
was expected to last the limit, and was backed
accordingly Although SanLry showed great
oleverness and was shiity. he could not get
away from some Of the heavy punches of his
rival, and received his quietus In the thirteenth
round with right hand swing on the jaw.
ing. and Santry looked M If he would be able
TO win on points.
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Billiards.

More MESA ges passed yesterday between
the Brunswick Bake -Collender Company and
their agent in Paris regarding the attitude OF
Jake Schaefer on match for the champion
ship with George Sutton. The matter is still
will make another demand on Schaefer for the
championship emblem. then u II is not forth
coming legal proceedings will be in order to
get 1t.
Martin Mullen, the crack Cleveland amateur,
Is in town and showing fine form at Days
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IoiumIl. ", Ssis Esssksu Gssss To-day,
2pA N Polo DJas Adm, aud oil 1sts Mo-
TICKETS 100 saB NJ spsldiass stOiss a1d 4.
gisLrT CIV Nrst II7ib A--AG,
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SEVERAL plain writers wanted for addressing
ard copying work IN spare tine. Good pay. For
terms address HARRINGTON, ipi Knox strrct.
Montreal. Quebec.
The sun., 1903-10-31

MBRELLAS ripperS also hands who q
their own work wanted on SILK umbrellas, ALL
son LAMSON, 5 Fast I7th n
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HELP WANTED

MAN thoroughly acquainted with the run
ming OF an employment bureau wanted; also -
aSslstrnt. " Nritc WM GRANT, 10 Prospect -.
BrOOlNyn Y
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SIXTH RACE
,For maiden three year olds and upward

Tine Ola. O2s O85BS O.E55, ltO26.
Good starr, won hidden out Buttons. b. T.. 3
, Ifnhy HOuSogr H. owned BY u. X Thomas
The sun., 1903-10-31

BROADwAl hAlRDRESSING SCHOOL Ladies'
wanted learn Trench, American hairdrcaSing.
nanlcuring, face general massage, scalp trcatnenA
chltopodJ, electricity, drrma,oogy. Sthte charter.
diplomas, under college graduates; day. evening
write. l27s broadway. asd 81, c, SUTHERLAND.
principal. formerly with New York Hairdrcssng
school
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tIArCitisE

GESTLgHEN,s nlpTHISg o. Nd,L D. weekly
payusaN EXCHANGE CLDIylIND CO. nv
broadway, room I. take elevator
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HELP wANTED-FEMAlIaA

- - ,,
Colonial building, boston. Opportunity 10 maks
GOOD money
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED TO sell Stenographers' 0opy
Holder new invention: quick seller: big prodeS.
Write al once TO II. NJ McCABE. ~ Baldwin Bulld-
ing. IndianapOlis Ind.
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UMBRELLAS MoGntcr wanted,
ALLISON d LAMSON. Fast 18th O.

WANTE y Com positor to do stone work make
up and lock up book and catalogue forms. al once:
steady position; open shop; scale. e2: will pay
$3.50. only ilrSi class man need apply. THE
FUTILE co. Rutland. VI
YOUNG MAN -nRiGHT-Over is 70 prepare
for Govt Position. Good SALARY ps.:ns.est
Gradual Promotion. BOX so Cedar Rapids. L.
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WANTED-Agents everywhere for Ladies' NAG
azInc big proht: make SO a week easy: no H1sk
Wrlte for territory. LADIES' MAGAZINE co.
box So Providence, II. /.
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Up TO DATE DRHSSMAKER, using nnest 49,
tenn and making a speciality Of tailored siIaln,
wishes work at ladies' homes. Mrs. HOMES. ~
West goth ST.
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LOANS

LOANS ON sA,AltlEs. LyW kAYx
Room li2s 1888 broadway, "a. y. oUvS
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YIRsr RACE.
SECOND RACE

For two-year ODDS which have not won 81 900,
500 added: eight pounds below the scale. with
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i'm Hotel. They expect TO- win to-day.
but are not overloaded with confidence,
faces than when they were, here week ago,
telling OF hard practice Tor the Columbia
game Head Coach Chad wick came down
ahead of the team. and so did Walter Camp.
Mr. Camp Is on his way TO Princeton TO see
the Princeton Cornell game and get line
on the Tigers. Yale is always bit nervous
when she ,nse's ooI,noa' nk ons ae ynh, nid, ana
Vale and +, might be all over tomorrow"
Nike Murphy said the Yale ps yers were
IN better oPndon td"y th"n VIZ" 1nsy nsSeIp pfysf tbG
wn Same T,n say with vi score Of p We hardly
think we can shut out Columbia
s. Yss aS" s"ns H'T .en 10 coa sn
msn n'@ 'dirIGi did rairly well At West Point, and ha!
Is en%ourasins soms,isbs Sd ,bs, yan .h,hs we o VIII
moi be taken III my feet II Columbia wins
Tho situation is rather gerpleIing :.
tAs Mss R",e on " lis way to Cambridge to referse
bgnch." be said referring to the Yale men
II like their looks
The Yale bear was not IN evidence nor
was here any talk Of betting
GrSEyA, DOT 30 Hobart took its last
hard practice to-day before the Hamilton
s"n' ssrs ,risS sv11 and as %or we'd ss iSs shir,S
scored four times Brown and shiplsr took
pnTt In the signal praotl0e, but ware not
ussd Ia ths scrimnass, ppnp and heDougali
hnrd .nms to-n0rTow and low score. The
tanm 1efi L0-nisbt and VIII Tsmnin ~ itiaa
over ghr going 70 clinton "a, morrow nf2ln,
vii line s'up ip AZ sfoiIovs Lef end. &ison
ien tackle whitney, len guard, siDalair
centre Weeks rishl guard sH,9insrs rlgLt
MuddJ ma le0 bali Simpler right boIf Brs6'
nan fall back Brown
Lafayette and New York Ditnyiy psnl
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALED.

sales agent In three European countries for the
sale Of hig class listed bonds and stocks desiFeo
TO connect himself with leading banking house
intending TO develop or Increase the business Of
such department. Address VAN NESS. "a
Columbus Av.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13

An excellent line of Gu. nowen car
be found 1t Keablea
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
Notice To Fruit Gfowess.

At the last meeting Of the Horticul-
tursl society the seven persons named
below were appointed committee to
look after the county's fruit exhibit at
the coming state fair in September.
The committee fully realize the i'm
portance Of this matter and also that
1t will require extra effort this year to
even equal our last years. display. and
to this end earnestly ssk the assist snce
OF every fruit grower In this county.
One or more plates Of every variety Of
fruit grown in the unity Is wanted
for that collection. Masking . display
Of perhaps l 900 plates. Quite . lot Of
small fruit and early apples have al
ready gone to cold storage and persons
having choice frnit Of any kind are re-
quested to confer with the committee
at once in regard TO shipping OF ssme.
Free transportation and cold storage
Of exhibits are provided by the fair
management and liberal cash prizes
offered. Let every fruit grower help.
THuRsroS WHITE,
n. z. SSow.
II. 8. GARLIsoHousE,
+. BATcHELoR,
SAMUEL STrARLY,
GKoRoK GRvrIN,
d. O. GREEN,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
The Real Estate Man,

The condition Of town be judged by the activity
OF it's newspapers and its real men,
In Canon City the newspaper doing their duty.
But the real estate men?
Haven't the real estate men practically laid DOWN
Conditions active and progressive anywhere
as they were year ago.
But Canon City is less dependent upon industrial
ditions than any other city in the state
Canon City is peculiar itself When other cities
boom Canon merely remains progressive When other
cities sumpy and panicky Canon City is still safe
and progressive.
Canon City has been seriously by either
boom panic.
No what the conditions Of the country people
coming west and the climate Canon City will al
ways attract its share.
1t will attract than its share the real estate
do their duty.
year or two years ago Canon real estate men were
advertising to beat the band They brought many people
to Canon and they all made money the real estate
will tell you Its quiet and he withdrawn all
his ads both at home and abroad.
He has laid down
The real estate of Canon City ought to ret to-
gether and plan for the They ought to revive
the Real Estate Exchange The future of Canon City
for the next year two largely in their hands and
they improve the conditions il they work together
and make effort.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
A Visit From
D Commfssioner Wilson,

Paul Wilson, chairman of the Colo
rado Commission of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition, was in town . few
days ago on business connected with
the Worlds Fair to be held in St.
Louis next year. Mr.. Wilson was on
his way to Denver from the western
slope where he had been for two weeks
endeavoring to awaken public senti-
ment to the scope and magnitude OF
the proposed show. He was much
gratified in consequence of the inter-
est manifested by the people in that
section in regard to the Colorado ex-
hibit, which he states will surpass any
display hitherto made by the state at
any exposition beyond it's own borders.
According to Mr.. Wilson the Colo
rado Worlds Fair Commission is work.
ing in the utmost harmony, and, this
fact, together with the interest shown
by the people Of the state generally, he
regards as an augury Of success 1t St.
Louis commensurate with the import
ance OF Colorado among the great
commonwealths carved out Of the ter
ritory which President Jefferson pur-
chased from France in 1903.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13

tion among the people Of the upper Arkansas rey 1t
being planned Cheiftsn on sale on the streets
of City by six o'clock in time to be read at the
breakfast table by even tie energetic of our ct-
zens.
The Chiefsaa, which already has considerable ellen
tee in this Community, is in and editorial
comment the of any of the Denver papers, it's
arrival here five hours ahead of the metropolitan
will give it the foremost place among local newspaper
readers position which nobody but rival publishers
will begrudgeit
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
Very Little Damage.

The great flood" of last was not half SO bad as
reported in local and state papers the day
1t was heavy rain accompanied by little hail but
the damage done was comparatively small.
People are apt to exaggerate storm Like scandal
the story increases with the telling.
The reports of this storm like the reports
devastating frost of last spring.
The next Morning, Everything killed" The
fruit grower and the merchant around clothed
crapy atmosphere that made feel they were
tending q funeral
For three days little business done strength
the that everything had been killed by
Then the reports town that nothing much was
hurt but the cherries, strawberries and peaches
Now that the crops have been gathered it is historic
fact that practically nothing hurt
have had bigger of cherries and strawberries
than usual.
It's mistake to exaggerate these stories storms
and frosts The effect the community Is bad
damage is scarcely ever half that is claimed.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
n Home For You
E25 Only, per Month

A fine new frame house of six rooms
and bathroom, just finished by the
csrpenters, blinds, range, electric
lights and all conveniences, only FIVE
blocks rom the Post Office.
We will sell you this for a, 900,
and all you need to do 10 to pay Us
Saso cash and the balance you can
Pay At the rate OF Sss per month ill
paid fos with interest At 9 per cent.
We have two other houses cossins
$1,000 and Si,soo fos sale on equal
" easy terms. Come and ~ %
sboue them.
We havs money 70 lesn q ~
times - ny god security.
We wis insursscs q a NJ ~
Do Oesasl Rsal Rsssss bu1inan ~
sss uehns : Yssili sGis ~ ~ y
- ~ pspuv ~ ri lnaiA
Oe0Nbooe 4 ; TissssbolL
Sss NAs1 S4R8R3
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13

Out rate railway tickets always on
Gale at Ksable's Pharmacy. 81 II
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
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Our Water Not So Bad.

Have you noticed the water recently?
Don't you think it about good as the water of any
town you know of?
The has been clear all summer and it is not
nearly bad year ago.
Canon City has better water than Pueblo Denver and
many of the smaller cities in dorado.
1t is one hundred per better that the of
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis or Kansas
City
No physician who has examined the will say
there is any thing injurious about it. There is
If you will examine it carefully you admit that
it is good and that have little for complaint.
We say this to discourage investigators Of better
water systems for if could get gravity system OF
mountain water the city council afford spend
three hundred Thousand dollars for it.
But the city has been rreparably damaged by much
talk about bad water.
The impression is usually stronger than the and
the impression has gone abroad that isn't fit
for the stock to drink.
1t will take years this impression even il
the water become clear, soft pure as the un-
blemished dew drop.
Let the city council and the citizens work
better if possible but let every body
when the water question is raised remember that the
water Canon City drinks is hundred per better
than that used by three fourths people
try
The bad water has never hurt this half much
the careless and exaggerated talk quality of
the water.
When good proposition for a better water and
cheaper system is put before the people. The RECORD
will be in favor Of it. and till then will hold that our
city half the towns Of Colo
rado .o ls
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13

Ninty-nine ofevery one hundred d.
sesses that children have arc due to
disorders Of the stomach, and these
disorders are all caused by indigestion.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 10 just as good
for children ~ II 10 for adults. Chill
dren thrive on II. 1t keeps their little
stomachs sweet and encourages their
growth and development. Mn. Henry
Garter, 706 Central st., NASHVILLE,
Tenn, says: my little boy 10 now
three years old and has been suffering
from indigestion ever since he was
born. have had the best doctors In
Nashville, but failed TO do him any
good. After usihg oss bottle Of Kodol
be is well baby. sssommsnd II to
III su8ssSss. 'sK6do, digssts what yeu
sAtsna naks ~ ssehash svssss Sold
b. essly Drug Go.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
Potent Phl Pleasufe.

The pills that are potent In their &C.
tion and pleasant In effect are DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, W. 6 Philpot Of
Albany, Ga. says During a bilious
attack / took one. Small as It was Il
done me more good than calonel, blue
mass or any other pills ever took and
at the same time It effected me pleas
antly, Little Early Risers are certain
ly an Ideal Pill" Sold by 5eely
Drug Go.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13
A Water Way Needed.

1t has been suggested that water way be constructed
somewhere in the neishborhood of Fifteenth
the from the fiat country north of
the river The heavy rains show the necessity
this The City Council and the County Commissioners
should take this under consideration.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13

The only officer be elected this fall will be judge
of the Supreme Court Chief Justice John Campbell's
term expires
Judge Campbell will undoubtedly be renominatrd by
the Republican State convention. There is practically
opposition.
Seldom has a enjoyed the confidence of all
classes a that bestowed upon Judge Campbell
the choice Of the people and the and tbe-
cause of this probably also of the politicians.
has been suggested by bar associations that all
unite Judge Campbell and give him the re-elec-
tion by acclamation it This ,ston suited
many Democrats in fact, about all but the aspiring
didate and those ivngs depend upon contested
elections.
Judge Campbell has been able and fearless official.
He his opinions have been based upon
right justice he it, In he
has been influenced by political, financial other
powers.
The reelection of Judge Ccmpbell is certain his
denomination.