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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

oSnd t6e SlaiGcr." Sn
philadelphia, i'm oltliden S6cile ser
Sto0t, mar idon ieit einigeu Wtono.
ten 1utcr Sen meiblidcn 9%cpo6nern
sic gr0Btc g%(rfregllng porberrideno
ltnO 3lpor it 6olge ser S6otiodle, oaB
cine In5obl Wtd06eu un0 6ru1cn
BON einem llnbefonmtcr in Setter.
goiIen ongefollcn murOen, ser ibnen
nit einem idorien Snitrument, ons
ideineno eiuem N%oiirmeIier, S6nitte
III Die S6lt1e bei6rod)te. Die Yoli5ei
in philadelphia fobuoete bi8ber Der
9e6lih nn6 Oem lln6oloe, ob9lei6 iie
lid ale Miibe CAB. Sebt ideint eS,
ais Of ser llnbolo ii6 in Baltimore
alIfbolte. Sim 80. Sanrtar nllroe eil
GbnlideS Serbred)eu mie 0ieieS I'M
6el8-Boint.Morft ollf eilt fl Sabre
alteS S6ulfino begongen, uu0 0oS
gauge 8orgebeu 6e8 8er6rederS
ipridt 0afiir, ooB eS bon Dem Wtanle
begongen muroe, ser 86iluOelpbia
uniider madlte. Im genomnten Gage,
No6mittag8 Inn "a ltbr, fe6rtcn
Marie 3nbronSfi, II Sabre alt, uno
oeren iiiugere Sdiueiter 9eleue BON
Oar. sol, Sii0s9onoitroBe, BON ser
S6ule nod ibrer @obnrng 5llrilf,
uno ollf Dem 8ege 0urf Den 9roaOs
man d. Mtarft mltr0e Worie bon einem
gltt g~eflei0eten Nfanne ongebnlten.
0erlelbe iprod) Wtnrie an, un0 nl8
oieie, eriAroden iiter oen @eiidts.
uuSorud oeS llnboloeS, fortluufen
lpoate, er9rifi er lie bel eillem 9eine
mo brodte ibr nit eitem i6orfen
&nItrumente eillen 5tuei Boil lnngen
SGnitt in 0elt SUB inter Dem SUB
gelent bel. DIS WtGO6en lief ldreienO
0upon, gefolgt bon Selene, mo cine
g(n5o6l StroBenpailanten fano Iid)
elm, bod entfom Der l(nbol0 III Der
AllIregung, sic iiber ole Chat berridl.
tc. Die Yoli5ei lit ongeruicien NOR.
oerL eiirig na6 Dem &erbred)er 5u
foriden, ood) miro eS ldmer boltelL
i'm 51 erlpii6elt, Oo ooS MGoden
feline genollc &eidreiblnlg 0%eIIelben
geben fun1l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06
@icScr &icr felt.

ST. Mt. Ntrp meroen bier Der angebll=
den v9c0gmonncr" megen Gin-
bru6S in Otc Oorti0c @onf Bent
Gcridt5pcrio6rcn il6er>picieu.
Die o0cg8mGnncr" 25obn Smith,
@m. Smith, alias ,Sri&co Stim@, "
&omea Gallagher, alias st. &oui&
Stint" Sobu Collins, alias y&io," ole
bier nor mcbrcreu NtonQtcn uutCr
Dem &crOodt nerboitet mur0cn, Sen
am I. 0c3embcr leBten Sobrc8 Der
iibten Ginbruh in ole 9ont SIT W}t.
2lirp, GorroQ-GountD, begougcn SIT
baben5 bottcn geItcru Dor oem Trics
Oenaridter &cpiS 81 W}t. NirD Elm
&crbor mo pltrocu ul1ter ic $3.50
9iirgihoft Dem @cri6t&pcriu6rCn
ii6crmiCicn, Sic mltroCn BON eincr
9(n5obl 8emobncr non Nj. Nlirn lul0
llnrgeQcn0 ol5 &noipioucn iocntifts
5irt, Ole iid om @Ibcu0 Dor Dem Gills
brlld in iener @egen0 unn6cr Qctric-
ben, 9hl6 6iBpotrid, oIio3 Comp"
mrr0c Dem Srieocuarid,tcr uor1c-
fiihrt, ober 9}icmonO hattie i'm }ltr
Belt ocS G%in6rld5 in Mt. 9Iiru 0cics
ben. @c9cn i'm Iicgcn nbcr 5nci an
0erc giubrud)5. Acknowledgement por;
in @oDnc-Goumtu, NC, io0 CT IN
Elm Eoiton1t, uno IN Wlolloiio8, So,
in cine Sollt eitgcbrodlcn icin. @lUc
fitnf NrrcItulltcrL rpcId)c icit ibrCr
i6rcr &crboftlrnQ i'm Gc5cnbcr i'm
Baltimore StoOtQciGnQniB ioBclr
lpltrocn Oort6in 5ltriid4cbroht uno
peroen sort bIcibcn, bis sic 6GQc scr
bier G%ritgclonntcn i'm Griu.inul0c
ridt bon GnrroIlsGolmtp sur Scr
bnn0lltng fonnlen ltn0 ser 6iinftt
nad) Nor0.Gurolinu oocr &ir0i1iCt
oltSgclicfcrt miro. 9ctettipsGupitUlt
Gumpbrcp, Die 9ctcftipS @roOIcu 1t.
Burns, Capt. Cuttings, sic SerQeolis
ten 3eGncr uno Gorep un0 GoIi5iit
SoneS bonn norooitli6cn Yoli5ci-Tis
thrift, iomic @cbcim-S uperintcn0cnt
Sgline bon ser Baltimore g Ohio
@ahn," mclhc on Sen &crboftltngCu
mn &Ncntifilirlfnn ShCiI nmm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

20 ber5 uuo / 80. frif6e8 Samburecr steuI
50 * aefc5 saI5 c@rcnrcifd. G BIB. fir 200.
~ Strloin- oocr 8orterbouiesS tcat, az
50 f'G&cItS$ 6bnd. RoCft. 4 Rio. fir 2Qc.
% Ncitcs Ribsllouit. 8 80. iitr 29t.
% ROuuN-Stcuf. 2% Rio. fir 20c.
% Strides 9uHmiIctl6, , bis 3 Eio. 29c.
Ginarrcu uuO Snbnt,
% Gcue 0lcub3, 10 fir 29c.
20 o SumutrusS cdbldttsGtgarret Csc. Gts
% gGrrc). 29c.
- iOc. 6"apuuusGiQnrrCu fir 29c.
- : bciierc GIgurrcH. SdpulusGinluGe. POO.
% is 0ute GiOurrcH LANCE @tIl!ugc, 29c.
% .GromH"z utb aSreajcHt" sGt9arrell 20
% iiir poo,
ScrHheinter Bros
uruBe Snmiltcu"8dhen.
3I1, 313, 3tj unb 81, @eit'2cTtnatnn StrHhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

II nucrfroren. - Die Maoa.
me: nVtita. i6 bin emportl @ie
fonlmt eS, Dab ifl geltern gbeno eiaen
Soloaten bel Sbnen in Der aiide
iub2" Mino: Set oeriteb' id) ood)
nidtl Seoetfaas boben Sic ollrdJ's
SdliiiIelloh gegudtl Sic Ionten iib
mat i61menl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

Ser Heiolute. - S6uieger.
mltter: y9tltn, buit Oh eS mogIif ge.
modt, ooB 0ciu Wnnn slbenos 5i
Souie blei6t?" - Sodter: sd bite
Old, bel Gem aebt cS in oas cine DIR
binein mo bel Der Sbiir' gebt CT bin.
uls!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

Seinen @eburtStn9 feierty
&r. 6rib @ebrenberg, Der @raiioeni
0eS nllnfel 9r6iig.T creenS," am
0onneritog i'm beitcn @oblergebcI'
IN ieiner Mo6mng 9}r. 6, SiiO.Wiou.
roeitruBe. Gem @eburt8togSfinoC
gingen, o6mobl Die 6eicr nlr I'M eng.
item iSonilien. 1tn0 6reunoeStreiic
obgcbolten nurOe, 3oblreide @eidelt.
fe mo @rotulutionen aus alenSbci-
len Ser Stoot iomobl, ol5 ans @oih-
ington SIT. Infer Oen @eidenten be-
fuuoen iid b%eionoerS oiele 9lumen,
iueld)e 0o5 @e6urtatog2fino 10 iebr
lie6t.
&ogel freigcloiicn. -
g(ugltit @ogcl, Ser a11gcidul0i8t mar,
ser M}orion 0erter, al Der elliott
StroBe, Canton, ipoDnbuit, Sdmud.
io6en I'M @ert6e bon 5000 geitoblen
81 bdben, mllroe geitern in Der Golt-
5eiitotion 81 Canton bonn Squire s.
2. Wtiiaer i%reigelaiien.
Mill Wtono'S Uottin Ell II
- Cine Sroll, sic lid Gatborinc!Dtollo
ncrult un0 0ic @uttin 0c2 Y. I.WfonO
5lt icilt ungicbt, mcldcr filrjlid) III.
ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING BON @errn y.
e. NlIri6 bon GotonSpilc onGcblid-
500 inter iolidcn Gorlpic0cllm9cll
crIungt 5lt bnbcnL Dem 0crid)tSDer.
iuhren iibcrmieicn mllr0e, miro iidI
iebt aud Dor @cridt olti Die Inldul'
0igung 5u Oerunttp0rtcn 6abel, bon
Serrn Charles S6liiter bon 9'r. 1902.
y orO.An0reltrnBe. nngeblid inter
8oripicgclrng foIidcr SbotlofGn
800 erlon9t 81 bo6ell. Ser S6lita
fer iogtc, Srou Wiono babe in elmer
Ynltinlorcr 3citung INN etllell 8e.
ih1ftStbcilbabcr in citcnl profitablcu
@cidGit oltgc5cigt, mcld)eS Oorin be.
ltebcn iollte, 9ilocr ollf @loS ~
transformer; er babe ibr 500 ans
gcjnblt, nadber aber nid)t5 iuieocr
bon i6r 8eic6cn.
6euer. 2yn ser 91dcrei oeS
T5obn Gc5af, Nr. 2000, SItsGoger'
StrnBe, 6rad geitern 9lbeno fltr5 mad
If ll6r 6elter aus, peld)eS S6aoer
I'M 9etrage bon 5000 anri6tete. SSlr
o6cren Studlperfe oeS SauieS i1liei
6ralt Bertha Slider, ole 0urdJ Der
8au6 bclinmlngslo5 iUur0e. Eli
fonllte bon ser 6eueripebr nod 5ill
rcd)ten 3eit gerettet neroen uno CT.
bolte iid balo. Die llria6e oes 9ron
oe5 lit unbefannt.
'Hoh 9ap 8tem. - Der 6S
Sabre ate co%nfo0erirte Soloot mi
Wulifer SEQ 86eat, meld)er am Don
nerItao I'M mittleren 0iItrift perboi
tet mur0e, neil er Semonoen nit Den
Stod gcifln9en bate uno i'm Sta
tionsGa1ie Die Eoli5ilten our6 MIN
oeruoQes&ianoipiel rnterbielt, muroI
oeItern bonn aaoi @rolrtan ais So
aobiino oui einen Monat nad 9ap
@ielp eeianot. gr mill iid) oann mad
SeraS begeben, lagte er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

M ooetnc WaIerei. - Sum.
ger Moler: Dg8ie gef6at Sbnen mein
neueS Bib Gin gauernm1odJen"2"
- Game: yGnt5iideno! lGno tpas fir
eiten %rei5cnbcn, origineden Slit es
trGgt!" - Silnger Wtoler: n9aS lit
fem SUIT, oaS lit ein Scu6iinoeI!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

Ole @eiebqeber in @ a f.
ingtOn fiirAtcn Die 6rouert. o2obbp"
oiel mcbr, olS bic &erren 2obbpiltell.
IS lei 10 ihruer, ibren 8iiriden &C.
geniiber NIT einem enti6ieoenen
oNein!" 81 onttporten. Sit ga our
3eit cine 6rauen.0 cputation in
8oibin9ton, Ole berlal1gt, Dab ieoe
ed)te Eodter zines Samplers i'm &e.
ooliitionStrie9e cine 8enIion er6alten
ioQ. 8arlm mr. Ole? 8orilm nidt
ollf Ole G06ter Der Sampler I'M
aricge bon 1912, I'M merifonii6en
lut0 i'm 8iirgerfriege?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

@rof Birfler i'd irno
ooer Der o8rei6'@ rof", mie er oft &c.
nonnt miro, Der crit fiir5Iih fuegen
g(uirei5ung 9eGen oie @ciese 5u ied8
Wtonoten @cidngnib perurtbeilt lpor-
ocn III, tom1nt INNER mcbr inS6lpil-
litdten. Sect loa lpegen Ruieit1tSs
belcioigung gegen i'm Oorgegongtrt
ncr0en. 3pei Gage Dor ieiner let.
ten Serurtbcilltng belt err in Bots
Dam cine @erIommlltng ab, in Der ct
bon DEM Sdlpoger oeS &niiers. Dem
Scr5og @iintber bon S6lestpig.Sol.
itcin, Der Sen RrofeiIor Gobn nad
Yrintenuu eingclooen bate. uerlongs
tc, OoB Der Ser5og nudl Golditino
olisiuon0ern mo Shirt bon Serbia.
lem mcroc. Die meitcren AllSfiib-
rungcn Einfler'S bcid)dftigten lid)
Damn nit Der D2{uoempirtbit)oft" an
S%iiritenb0ien uno Der Grel6-@rof &C.
brallfte ltnrfe u,b beleioi9cnoe IuS.
bride. 0nfiir iuiro iid) Der 8rof icbt
ji Derortlportcn babell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-06

Srou ". g. SLOWER BON
EittSburg, oie NIT i6rem SAob, ei-
mem ormen 3abnor3t Our6ging uno
6roil 9oftor mltroe, lit bon ibrem
&oter, DEM fiir3Ii6 geltor6enen0aulti-
miaionGr Charles 2odbort nit Dem
@infommen bon 100000 0oaors ubs
%gefunOen poroeL wdbrenO lid ole
bier iibrigen @ei6lpiIter IN 100 Wfil.
lionen tbeilen fonnten. Die @eiftpi.
iter bo6en ober ein menifli6 Hiibret
uno 6eIhIoiien, 6rau 6lolucr cine
90ric 81 ii6erreidell, 81 Scr ieoes ~
Miaionen ber9cbcn iollte. 90 erb1It
6rau 6loper nun bod i6ren gnt6eil
bon 80 0fiaionen pom odterlifet
NodIob.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
CANON BOY ACCONMODATED
STRANGER WITH A BIG CHECK

A special from Pueblo to the Den
yer Republican OF recent date says:
Harry Copper. young man who
lives at Canon City. reported this
morning that he had been buncoed
out of $332 on Rock Island train
between Limon and Colorado Springs.
Shortly after leaving Lmon. he said.
he made the acquaintance Of well
dressed man. who informed him that
he had been east with six car loads
of fruit
In the course OF the trip the new
found friend began to match dollars
with another man. betting from $50
to 5000 on each turn Of the coin. After
a while the stranger professed to
have run out of cash and asked Cop
per to lend him some money. offering
the young man what he said was a
bank draft for $500 as security for
the loan and agreeing to divide his
winnings with Copper. Copper loan
ed him $3S2, all the money he had in
his possession.
When the train reached Colorado
Springs the stranger went out Whom
the train started for Pueblo Copper
found that his friend was not ON
board. He showed the so-called bank
draft to several passengers and found
that 1t was merely a check. Copper
explains the ease with which he gave
up his money by saying that he be-
lieyed that he had been doped by the
stranger. who gave him drink from
a bottle which he said contained
whiskey shortly before he borrowed
the 3332"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
RECOGNIZED COLORADOAN
BIZ SHRUG OF 0HOULDN

Appleton. Wis, Dec. 9.-It u tAirtt
years since n g. Bettis. prssidsat q
the Canon City Coal company. Of oaA!
on City. Colo. and J. ". TsFfsu oe
Milwaukee. last saw each othsf. YeD-
terday while standing In . slneal 10.
t8l lobby the Milwaukee drummer 70:
ticed a shrug of one shoutder oe 8
man standing at the registsr. TAis:
recalled his playmate at Wyo0tnG
III. and their services IN the clv1l
war together.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
IT'S ALWAYS BAD.

The Best Of Backs are Bad When
They Ache, and Canon City People
Know It.
A bad back is always bad.
Bad at night when bed time comes.
Just rs bad in the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for It!
Know they cure backache-every
kidney al?
II you don't. some Canon City peo-
pie do.
Read q case of it:
Mrs. Amos Townsend. who lives at
61S Macon avenue. Canon City. Col.
says: 81 saw Doan's Kidney Pills
advertised and as it was recommend
ed by people right here at home. I
procured q box at Hunter Palmer's
drug store They proved to be q
most excellent kidney remedy. l suf-
fered q great deal from pain across
the back. In the morning upon aris-
ing l felt lame and sore. and often
had to make quite an effort to dress
myself STOPPING or lifting hurt me
and made my back ache. Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me entirely and
have not had the slightest trouble
with my kidneys since using this rem
edy.-
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents, Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. Ns~sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
COLORADO ORANGE APPLE
CANE FROM MISSOURI

-
A bit of history in relation to the
origin of the Colorado orange apple,
of recent years has become a prime
favorite with western horticu,turists,
was told us the other day and we will
reproduce it for the benefit of our
readers.
The stock from which the Colora-
do orange apple has been evolved was
brought from Missouri by OK teams be-
fore the railroad era In this Sec
ton of the country and planted by
Jesse Fraser. the pioneer orchards:
of the state on his place at Florence.
The grasshoppers stripped the foli-
age from the trees and most OF them
died. Sprouts. however, came up
from below the bud from many OF
them and MI. Fraser allowed the most
promising to grow, one of which be-
came the parent stem of the now IA
NOUS apple. AZ 5sif sAs
About that time Dal DeWeese was
starting his Rocky Mountain nurssr-
les and he was anxious to introduce
the new apple which had made its
appearance in the Frazer orchard. Az
1t was without q name Mr.. DeWeese
suggested that 1t be called Fra1er's
Seeding in honor Of the man on
whose place 1t had originated. but Mr..
Frazer objected ON the ground that
he was not entitled to any glory In
the matter. whereupon Mr. DeWsese
urged that in view of its aroma and
beautiful yellow color It should b.
called the Colorado orange apple. .
name that IL peculiarly appropriate
and one that has clung to It till this
day. 44sise ~ a4tA
Mr.. Deweese purchased from Mr..
Frazer the exclusive right to propo-
gate the new variety OF apple and
through him Il has been introduced
to the attention Of fruit growers
throughout the country,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
BIG CROWDS ERE
COMING TO DENVER.


Members Of Denver Lodge No. II,
Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks. have shown eathuiiastic loyalty
to the Order In their contributions to
the fund for expenses for the enter
tainment1 ofefhe annual meeting OF
the Grand Lodge which meets In Dem
yer next July. To date the sum real
lied by the contributions of the MEM
;bers who have clipped In for the
fund amounts to more than SIC. 600.
The Denver Elks have net a pace
that no city in the United States has
ever eQualled on similar occasion.
The plans Of the big convention.
however. is not BY any means con-
fined to Denver. It u tie intention
to make the meeting Of Statewide in
terest The convention COMMITTEES
meets every day. working to spread
the glad news of Colorado's attrac-
tons to people all over the country
30 that as large an attendance as
possible may be had. 1T isa expected
that Colorado will have the largest
number Of visitors at this gathering
that has ever come into the state.
They Will be encouraged to make trips
to every section of the state and see
for themselves the greatness of the
region that welcomes them Canon
City ought to get 4 lot Of them .t,yo
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
CANON PEOPLE VISITING
WEST ALL LIKE SEAT


Frank Manning returned home last
week from an extended trip through
Warrington. Oregon and other states
Of the northwest He was much
pleased with the evidences Of thrift
and enterprise he saw ON every hand
and will. probably. move to Seattle
engaging in business. Mr.. Mannins
says Seattle is one of the most pro-
gressive cities Of its size In the coun-
try and is destined to become the
metropolis Of the Pacinc coast. Chas.
Robber and Hugh Walton. who &C
companied him to the coast, remained
In the northwest, the former In Be-
attic and the latter in Idaho, where
he has taken a position In the employ
Of the Great Northern Railroad COM
pany at station about twenty miles
from Spokane. e----
The annual congregational dinner
of the United Presbyterian church
will be held on Thursday of next
week The primary object of these
dinners is that the members and
friends may become better acquaint-
ed with each other. In the afternoon
there Will be q program of music
and reports from the various agencies
and benevolences of the church will
be given.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21

equal value is the United Statsas CT
alogue, which is another title -
subject index OF all books n betik
in the United States for the yeas 1Se4
This is to be supplemented In Q, ~
months by another volume which Vl9
catalogue all boks publishsd3 aln16
1902. These catalogues give II, 81
thor. title. publishers. prices and az
feernt editions Of every book h pgtAk
The library also receives The currsat
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lished on the cumulative pla1 aacA
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dex- All OF these helps are - ais1
for general use and may Be fotlA =
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21

32nd Degree Of Mary Command
ery.P philadelphia. .Recovers From
Bright's Disease
During conclave week in San Fran.
cisco. Sir knight VIM. H. Maneeley,
Of 1904 N. Seventeenth street, Phila.
delphia, Of Mary Commandery, called
1t the Office Of the Jno. ]. Fulton Co.
to report his recovery.
He stated that he had both Bright &
Disease and Diabetes for years and
had gotten 20 low that he could not
speak for half hour at time. and
had 10 b put In ice paoks A lead
ing physioian sent him word that he
had had several cases recover under .
preparation made In California called
Fulton's Compound. Maneelsy SAINT
for Il. Tho third night he got the
art natural sleep in months and i'm.
provsnent was then gradual. but CON-
tinuosA until he 10 now the pioture
Of health.
Among other well-known Philadel-
phians who had recovered he mem
tionsd Richard Filbert. Mu. e. T.
snew. of 1915 Columbia avsaue; also
two teaidsnts Of Ksnsinston. whom he
sold q Il: also the wifs of physi-
oian and ssvsral Others. Nasuna Will
know how 70 apptoach Nf. Mansslsy
10 ~ shs stsrnal truth = 10 the sen.
aihsnsss of this profousd discovery.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21

for several days looking after some
business matters requiring his atten-
ton. Mr.. Peters is much pleased
with Boise City. but still has a strong
affection for Canon which he says is
one OF the most prosperous little cit
les he knows anything about Mr.
Peters and family drove from here
to the Yellowstone Park two years
ago and were SO delighted with the
trip that they have not yet ceased to
talk about 1t.
Miss Lizzie Schroeder Of Cripple
Greek has purchased the Charles Bat
terson ranch on Sherman avenue.
Lincoln Park. and will occupy It as
a home as soon as arrangements to
that effect can be made.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
y.l.able Re1ers.ss Beeks Received

vuAuBUso 0SaokUDe0 0O0A1 AcOolvc0s
The book committee Of the public
library has recently purchased some
very valuable works for the refer
ence department Of the library. One
of these Is the abridged edition of
Poole's indsx to periodical literature
which indexss all articles In tAiru-
seven leading magazines from 1915
to 1899 arranged Alphabetically in
one volume. This u supplemented
by. the Readers guide to periodical
literature indexing sixty-seyen nlaga-
ZINES from 1900 to 1904 Az the Il
brary has many volumes OF these
magazines ON file 1t can readily be
seen that the above indexes will
prove very useeul. slAn0ehGojbcok of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
LEG AL NOTICES


me annual msssing u tnU ssUsa1elDus e
Association Win b held at tA0 Oelsf IQ06o u,
o. olty, ColotaaA 5nuay ~ = z
GEL p M 70 sls9 - Co., = -
tors, and traAsaes such other 6la1unD ~
properly come bseoss II ByoraQcA ~
m Board - Uo1ouDga,
J. L. Heato0, o6afy.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21
He sun Likes Canon.

u J. H. Peters. formerly owner Of the
harness shop at SIC Main street. but
for the last year or 30 resident OF
Boise City, Idaho. has been In town
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-12-21

DR.. A. F. Mckay and J. E. Aston.
state circulator OF the Pueblo Chief
tan. were business visitors in Canon
ON Monday Of this week.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27
The Christmas Exercises.

The Christmas Exercises.
The Christmas exercises
in town were better than
ever before.
The Evangelical church
was the most beautifully
decorated and the Sunday
school gave a good pro-
gram, ending with the pres
ents from the tree.
At the Methodist church
there was a good program
and tree laden with pres
ents. The decorations were
nice. The evening was a
most pleasant one for all in
attendance.
There was no program at
the Presbyterian church.
A supper preceded the dis
tribution of presents from
the tree. All present en-
ioyed the evening.
The program of recita-
tions and songs was the big
feature of the exercises at
the Christian church. The
children and young people
were applauded and highly
complimented for their good
work by the large audience.
Presents from the tree and
a treat of candy and nuts
, { for all closed the exercises.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27

Miss Jones has a
class in German. Several
business men and others
are in the class.
1t must be a lively center
at Sioux OF @, sells when a
ligps. GsM At the gallane of their
suits q st y ssg a the Pecent i'll raise
such a lrlsnSss Roosevelt 1ne did
here las j. speaks ,"4'
A picture of the first train
of the North western cross
ing the river at Pierre APP
peared in Mondays Sioux
City Journal. The work of
completing the line through
to the black Hills will pro-
coed rapidly now.
The coroner's verdict in
the case of John Navin (not
Abbon) was that he came to
his death from Bright's dis
ease, brought on by excess
i've use of alcohol. The
jurors were Cyrus Stout,
j. w. Heltibridle and Wal
ter Haefs.
Mr.. Gottlieb Adamek
and Miss Anna Micheletz
were married at the home
of E. j. Miller Wed. P. M.
The bride graduated from
the Miller public School
last spring after attending
school three years in this
city. The groom is a we'll
known farmer in the north
part of the county. Both
are highly respected young
people and hearty congratu-
lations are extended to
them by their many friends.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27

There is a good deal said
about poor father" at
Christmas time every year
but when you see him on
the streets or in the stores
laden with bristling bundles
and hear him say cheerily,
"Oh, just a little something
for the kids" he looks as If
he were having as good a
time as when he was a boy.
Quentin in The Minneapolis
Tribune
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27

Have you noticed that the
days are growing at one
end?
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27

GTve the old year a part
ing good word and let US
good Of the new.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27

The earth now wears her
brown dress
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27

Monday mornings Sioux
City Journal had the Suns
change of climate item which
was good but credited it to
the Press which was bad.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-12-27

We are impatiently wait
ing for 1906 to come so that
we can swear off being a
day late with the paper.