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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
O|YEBSAS NOT|C|AS
c0rte municipal de San Iu,n,
Commentaries denuncia-
dOs.-Multa ingresada
REGISTRO CIVIL
REGIsTRO CIVIL
Exhumaci6n en- el cementerio
de esta cludad. Las fes-
tas del mes de Mayo.

Dursnte el prsssn:e mes, ha re.
csudato Ia Corte Municipsl de San
Juan, por conc spto de musaa COS
sss, las siguientea capM ,sdss; Por
cnstas en- asuntos oiviles, sl07; por
multss On iutcios crimInslss. 1888 OF.
--Los sub colecsores do Vega BA
il, Bayam6n y San Juan han dsnun
ciado cuatro comsrcisntes por In
fraeeiones de les leyss dc rentas In
tsrnas,
-El Deparsamento do Tssorsrfa
iogrss6 eats mafisna una multa de 6
dollars de Bsyam6n.
Sc han insorito On sl reeistro
civil los nscimientos de Alei sndrins
Sierra Suarez, Julian Pagan v Bo'
ria, Cataltns EscalsrA Cor.ijo, Erns.
e. Guzman, Conception Marin Flores,
y Sara Rivera y lAs deiancionss do
Ss,urnina Reyes, Rufno Rodriguez '
H-rnandeS, Isidro Rodriguez, Is,drc
Rodriguez Rosa, Juan Peaa, Pedro
AiIl6n Fernandez, BtfgIda Rivers
Valaaquez, Justa sansisgay y Dolore,
Roblss.
Aver fueron exhlmados On a
cementerio de esta ciudsd, los re,to,
de IL que fl6 virtuo.a dana dofis
Joaefa Tranquil de OIero, los cuale,
previa authorization, han sido trasla
dsdos OIL cementsrio de Vega Bsia
donds ser&n se seoulsados.
-Hemos rectbido el programs d,
las fsstas que dursnte oil preaente me,
de Mayo celebrar4n en- esta ciudsc
las amantfsimas hIiss de Maria Q,
honor de su cariflosA Rsina Madre
d mos grsclas por Ia asepcl6n
procurAremos ssistir con gusto & tal
hermosos acscs religiosos, que tendrAl
lugsr On 10 iglesia de San Jose,
-Hs sido opsrado Ga Ia enferme
ria de Ia ca eel de Puersa de TIERS
DOR los doctores Figueroa, Carbonell
y Avi Ga, el preso Martin Rubio ALA
Huesito, que psdeCfa dc una herni
ext apguIads,
Sc asegurs que 10 Corts Supre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
OESDE 10A-ALTA
D Abelardo Gonzalez Font.
Pusnte sobre 81 rio "La.1
Jas. Reparseiones.
sR. vELILLs ABsUEN
La familia Perez regresa d q
San Juan. Don Jose L.
Nieves, independence.

Hace poso reeibimos la vista de
don Absla rdo Gonzalez Font, alto en-
p'eAdo del Departamsnto de Educa-
ci6n.
Vino con el prop6sito do hscsr
una lnvestigaci6n en- las suentas do
10 -Tesoreria eaeolar.
Del examen minucioso cue prae.
sicars CON ~ reconocida perisia, nala
halo que sfectara los fondos, salisu.
do, por tanto. satiafscho dol cello do In
Junta y de su tesorero.
-Importa mucho que el Dsparta'
mento de Obras Pdblicas 10 de- prisa
en- Ia reconstrucci6n del pusnte que
sstk sobre sRio Laisas. en- el trayscto
de carrstsra que conducs q clos Rs.
yes Cat6licoss.
Dicho pusnte, destrozado por el
impstu de las agass en- una gran ave-
nida del exprssado rio, presta al pd.
pdblico inmensos bsnefclos.
-Nuestro amigo don Manuel w.
lila he aldo absuelto por 10 Corte de
Distrito dc San Juan ca el iuicio que
20 le siguiera por intracci6n 4 las 10.
yes de Sanidad. Dicho tribunal, obran.
do con rectitud, rsconoci6 10 incom'
pstencla del idez do paz para conocer
dc delitos que define el artfculo 1877 dc
los <Estatutos revisadoss.
-Despues de algunos meses de-
estancia On San Juan ha vuelto 6 su
domicilio Ia aoreclable fsmilia Pc.
rec,
Ell iovsn don Jose L Nieves,
elemento de va!er on el partido Repu.
bickno, sc hs declarado independents.
| -vAriss senoritas del pueblo han
principiado q haoer enssyoa para cs
lebrar el mes dc Maria.
CORRESPONSAL.
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teni4 clatro aarssa de dlsmintes
Ahora no tIene mas que dos. SPodrfa
decirme 10 aefiora donde estan las otras
dosP
La condesa 20 retro meditAhunds
6 au cara y es poiible que shors ssps
s d6rds hsbf . lido q tener 10 otra mitad
del collar.
La coatosa adici0n 4 10 tamiiia
Gould psnso una ves que serf. dsll CO.
nocer ocaaionalmsnte 10 msdida del
ttempo y deeidt6 adquirir el mFio or rs.
, loi de Frsncia. Cuando los detalla'
dores dc obietos Arlislicoa 10 supierop,
SO disron & buscArle 10 que dessaba.
AL fa 10 com placieron y pag6 $50 600
por una creaci6n de Sevres y 90 dee
que dnrante IN ADO fae psgado up re-
Zero para que cuidsss de hacsr m
dsr 81 aparato,
psrA la condela compr6 una oca
st6n un escapsrase de carey o. el que
SO hAhfan guard ado reAIes ropAs. FL
cusm fue de S2S0.000,
En- gu dormisorio sepis Ii cam :
usads por Napoleon 10 no,he de su
coronation. Para hacer lego con oil
muebe hobo necssiuad de comprAr
otros. Dos pequ, Il ~ coitnes de tapi
ceria costaron $40 600.
Una de las ma, grandes ex.rava
ganctas fu6 10 do comprar el palacio
de IL Scala, en Verona, para apods-
rarse do un fresco pintado por Tlepo
10. Escasamente b abfS irmAdo letra
DOR ma enorme sumR, ouando un eier
ciso de Artissas desprend1s 10 pinturs
para trAsporkarlA lnsacia 8 instalArls
en- oil palacio de Paris. Tie Jolo fut
un araistA que N Irl6 nAcs $50 al 10 J
su ftesco era conslderado dc gran va
lor.
Por tres vAsos con dibuios do an
tga9a caballeros trancsses, psg6 diel
y aeis mil pesos; por un jaego de do'
liardineras Rosa au Barry y dos pla
tos del mismu eAsllo, 10000; por do
pares cAndelsros dorauus de Luis XIV
81 900; y $404 0[0 cuDrleron el co7tt
do una mesa de marmol Lula XVI, VI
par d. vasoA auIguos de Ssvres, u
entre.dos Luis XVI. un par ce wei
vssos d. plas ancsses y Alguno
artlsuIos peqaeGos.
Ora cusnta por $3.50. 900 repre- ser
taba entire OtrRa coass un ropsro, u
chlvAlese y una msss pequsf1s y IN
grande del perludJ de Luis XIV.
0irss dos gran les cueutas por OF
jesoa Aut,gt Is taeron pAgadAs 81 u L
Oayo ue 886, por s85 0u0 y el Is c
0 Junio 81 por $50 90.
El coade podris motirsr In, um
rSoles cuensas Dc y l0,t00, Q 1000
. 10 O0J, puc pe4u ha. auAg0 sdAaeS
fRrt2sS,
Por 81 placer do ireuItAr 81 Pr,
sidept, LoubeI pSg0 100 .0U0 para &
nAr MoularreA, poAsliun dc la Il
eib1cs FrAacess. Monj c1nvIr
y Ga 81 plan deI ( @ 4ue B n, amp Gu 9
ts porq 10 esss no 10 gusIabau Ia X
dolcA eI FrsAldeLte t-L1A ulnz,
para pAgar el pIe1lu do MuDIl rrss.
EAsss s9n q gdnas os les eoA
= Que AuuH Coma ha tenloO que ,1g
pur ser uull s.A' he al d "a suuA.
q cela les ucups Ian sle,e cu.1ma
por . msut 3, de IN pstlVu,G, L sr
' fo. maIo.
10 s E. 0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
CALDtRA Y MvIua

Sc vende esIdsra d. Is oshA
tt0S y un motor dc s. cAoallos az la
renumbrAda fAsriss <AEAss. tsne
poau uso r ara informss dlrilicss a
B. & Ds SolA. p. o Blk sos. Saa
Juan r. B. 2vs I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
DESDE HUMACAO
AmpIiando un teIegrama.-L La
p0llcia en- campaila contra
nuestr0 cOrresp0nsaI.
UN PROPAGANDlSTA
Esperanto al Jefe. .-Preso fu.
gado. .-Velada funebre.
Sensible falleclmlento.

Amplisndo mi tslegrama, aporto,
por via de informacion, los siguisntes
detalles del suceso en- el cual hKuro
como una de lsa vicsimas oel cello po'
liciaco: HsblAba 20 en- 10 farmacia
Zsngosita aubre los hschos reclenses
dsnunciAdos que no hseen favor a 10
polisiA aqui dsatacA ada, cuando 90
presens6 el cAbo Cuebas otreci6ndo
sasarms los dientes, q rompermelUs.
tIgnoro 81 hAnra aldo dentiHta cate ca
boz. Ante ian pusril amsnszs, no pu
de menos que eonsestarls correctAmen
10, psro Goa soergia. Esto dio moh
70 para que dlcho cabo sassra eI re-
volver y ms apuntsrae .deavlando la
egreslon 81 lieensiadu Z ngotlls L)i
corrsliglonArlos.d don Juse Bsl1nds J
don Dsmetrlo CArmona Scompafaron
me hasa ci cusrtet de 10 pollciA, don
do fui amenAz ado tsmolea por 81 caoo
RusriAs; > A.ul sl corresponsai do LA
DEMoCRACIA entrs 6cllA y CArib te, &
dc Calfas q Plato -.+. AT fJ1tunadamen
to lego 81 sArgento Plstranson1, Quier
10 puso oe mi pArle evltsndo QuixAi
I'm cornpoats d mi persona, y deiando
me en- lloertad
Sc NOS informs de les Piedras
On son de queia, que el seflor Bras
chi encArgsdo dc los lrabsios do Ia
carretera q San Lorenzo, solo les ds
trabAios Q los siIlatos OIL pArsdio re
publicano. Con tai motive hA1emoi
una investig cion, iLtJrmaremos Ia
verdAd en cate asunto
Al senerae aQu1 notIcta de Ii
probable Ileg ada delcoronel Hammill
los superiores de 10 policla muesens'
con imp pAclencla lnuAitads, buscsnd1
testigos y padrtnos.
Ala no ha sido hsbido sl prest
Cruz MAldonAdo que 40 le fag6 4 10
policfas Vazque y Davila en- los trs
bsioa de un camino vecinal, Y sinem
barge. .tAnts actividad desple
gada en- osr0 orden do cosss....,.
-Hsmos aldo aientamente invita-
dos para una tentda f1aebre que ds
ran los mAsones de esta ciudad On G
pueblo oe Yanucoa, en- honor la me
moria de don Jose Ramirez y do
BAlhlno OlSz, que psrssnecfau q l.
respectable logls SEatrella de Orients.
Los mAsones de Yaoucoa han csdld
RalAntemsnIs loa salones de 10 logi
sLuE oel Vallss,
-Ayer 40 di6 aepultura en- eat
aludsd . 10 que sn vida tue dina Dc
lorss Y arelA, mAdre dc nuestro dlstlr
guido compAtriosa don Antonio De
nus VarelS. Acudi6 al snslerro 10
numsrosa ooncurrsncla, desp1diend
el duslo, ca aentidas frAses, oil L,dc
don Rafael TlradJ VArr4er, SlrvA
estss liaeAs le pessms q IL dl.hngu
do fAmiliA de IL faAda.
CoRREsPONsAL.
Abril 30
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
A vaIa bdata De Ponce 4 San Juan J puebIn nteTne-
dios De Ia caHeera CENTRAL

La do A. rerez CQ pacipa pdbco que dde ea hA
eEsabce ervco de dos dos carraes cmodoa
eegsnss cuaes sdrAn odos Lines Mercole
Driiirss Ponce 81 sEots Msli&s
PRECIOS POR CADA ASIENTU
San e6 90 De Abonito .44 80
Diaz San Juan 4. so Cayey ... 400
Coamo <AW Csguas .... <L0O
pusblos
oda n,o maximo eQuipae n deecho
saern es de doce kilos.
tsmbd tantd
Ponce San uAn coches aetsdo ecos mos odoa
de Ia aa S recihen ordenes nglaterra
Ponce Ms& ssnurce Rsloi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01

Anna Gould, ls rlqufsima dana
americana que se divorcta actualmen-
ts del Corde Boni De C..tsllane, ha
dsdo alimenso q ls prensa de smbos
mundos para exhibir una vez mas 10
carfsimo que pagan la ilustraclon do
un tftulo nohiliario los enriquscidos
dem6crAtss de America.
Dada dia dc vida matrimonial hA
eostado & 10 Condeaa oil promedio ds
dos mil dieg y sieto dollars, equitstI
vaments oAleu sdcs del Mr6n que hA
pegado su fortuna gu amAbe y ex
travsgants copsorte, 90 oil lapso de
once afi0s.
Los pormenores de cate derroche
los ds una spondencis de Paris
sn el tono faslivo con que AcompafIs
las csidas de los ruidosos vividores el
sspfrisu de aquel pueblo,
Fl Conde dice 90 hR crsado una
reputsci6n de gasador, que indOio
los litsratos de esta y de otr scAultA-
les q escrlbie acerca do 81, & /, f amo
mas de una ves al populach de Pa
rfs CON aus grAndss donAciUnes para
finss de benefcenclA,
Eclipsarl Esss hs sido 10 idea de
Boni dssde que msii6 las manos en-
la fortuna de los Gould El espsrsbA
que oiroa diesen AeAtss 8 compra sen
lioyss 9 aatig1 ,dades, por el plscsr
dc superarlos. III reclbia las slaban'
zas ~ Ia Condesa pAgabs los gastos.
En- Ill univeraalments sfamada
mansion del Bosque de Bologae ex'
pendi6 mas dinero del que podriA re-
latsr. Por 90 o. los tsrrenos do
s740 900 y luego levAnt5 un paIacio
digno dc Ia envldia de un Reg.
Uao de los adornos del palacio
era una fuents erlglds sn oil iardfo,
cuyo tuncionamienlo por dlez mtnu
tos costaba LOCO pesos, para hacer
correr el aqua,
| DApues de eAto imagine 10 nece
sidad de 10 ylcth, para ubtenerlo dlt
ipor oil F0lhpya 800 900 y organize OF
tren dc recreo At cusko do $50 600 y
afo.
| CuAndo tle elegtdo q q Camar.
de Diputa1os s. slntIo de- tan buel
humor que dlo un oAoq uets as haoril
hsSho palldecer Ldsul El mont,
do 10 cuenta ta6 do $500. 900.
En otrA OCCASION le pAreci6 que 6
trss modsrno lhA hacienda Ia deca
derciA del vesttdo que una oaAd
iniclAtiva ladlvlduAl podia rsvivlr 40
olss eaiiloa, Do un balls de lrB ~ 3
lei Gus Iotos los lnglsAdos apAre sia
con lAa Coasumures DE- s. epoeA ds La
|XV. Cossc Ia 6sasA Sl25 900
Ea a'guaSs ucaslUnes AUs proeedl
mIentos dsl Coade Lo mao aldC tudo /
correclo Y 4e pudtsra uap5rAraes u
vs regsl1 una garg sutllA q q
IL j,., alunci .udJie Qus h .oi = p4g al
ISlV0,vU0. Aaua G IulL v~luro 10 10y
y sncontro que al pteclu de eus des,
parecsriA prUnGo su fortuna. AcudI
cAsG det luyero. Eate Ia rsciblo Col
Itesmsnte, psrJ 90 nrgaoa u sasptAr
prenoa = egaaIo Que 81 neg Jclo hs
his sllu hotho cUn el eunde
Il -Us.e1 b epgsnAdu nj mArid
dip rxcls.dA - CoadsAA y del
ace liar 10 devuluelcl.
--Sl uAIs4 pleusA que 70 b e. gt
1 Auu a au msrl ~, csnssaAo Auor4t4u
oi JoJero, a.sa ca ua errur CuAnd
10 venui ese ooiisr 81 Stbor CouC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
Doctor R, Ruiz Afnau

De regreso dc su v1ale a europa,
koAnA dc tnataIGf su ofcInA prufssl,,
nsi sn IL Gale del CrlsIU, nnmero IA.
aursA dc consuiIa; do IL , media d 1
J media de Ia tsrdo. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01

Oubiertos so centav0s
Oenas q la Carta
Oomidas a domicilio por mes6s
HalIacas los s&bados
Eslecto caldo gallego los domingos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01

Habitaciones frescas, todas con balcoues
la calla.
Baiios y 0uchas
kmprosa de coches
So siruen lunebs banquetes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
Il BAACQ POPULAR

tto 14OOftOHtteSo I0oVAHeVo tO0 NWft JWuH
de Puerto Rtc0, JtsrtdGdO en- 1G9S.
HAce preSIsnos hlpcseesriOs CON
gArAnsS psrscnAl o CON dsppsllo dc
aha SO osros valorss.
Almlse lmposlelones de dineru,
explde uocumentos DO tiau1 As 'pot ~.
quilerss de cssas y haultAcionsa meuo.
res, y psga el POP dc lnIeres aonre
oAnndadss Gu ousntA CJrrlense cun q,
sus0 de cheques para diSpuner de Ios
fondos abonEndo al mtamo iuEsr9s DE
8 POO, de acuerdo CON IOS Rsglsme4
tos que cRda lihreIa conslene. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01

Todos estos instrumentos son
vendidos por ARMANDo 5. BELAvAL,
quien acaba de recibir varios de Ca.
da clase.
Ana OteNo, Elisa TaUdrez, Lolita
Aspfyoz, Julio Arteaga, Anfstides
ChQvier y otros pianlstas notahles,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
KOHLeR & c CAMPBELL, do Naw York
con preferencia a cualqui4r otra
marca dc las varias que 90 importan
en Puerto Rico.
Pregunto Vd. a cualquier profe.
sor dc piano de ALaUN PREsTIeIo On la
isla por los mejores pianos y le con.
testara Embellishments: Los de
K hIer & c .mposIt, de New York.
81 Va. Quiere comprar uno de
los instrumentos mencionados, pue.
de escribir a
ArmlandO D. ReIaVaI.
| ApArtado 81, San Juan P. r
Ia 'eguritad de que sera muy bieu sratsdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01

ma dc Warrington fall6 el pleito que
10 seguis contra el comsreianss don
Antonio O.tsgs, deseatimSndose 10
apelaci6p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01

Cafe, chocolate reiraeco5
Licores, vinos, frutas, famhres
Tabaeos y cigatrillo' primer4 Calidad
Abonos para comidas para empleados del
Comercio.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
Jeely Drug Company
Leading Prescription Druggists

place in this city during the first week
in December.
The prospective groom is a resi-
dent of Seattle. and 1t was while Miss
Combs was visiting her grandparents,
Capt and Mrs. J. w. Combs, in that
city. a couple of years ago that an
acquaintance between the prospective
bride and the groom to be was
formed. Mr. Audley has for the last
eighteen months or more been en-
gagged in mining at Nome, Alaska, but
has recently returned to the United
States. He is reputed to be model
young man In all respects, hitting
life companion for one of Canon City's
sweetest and most highly esteemed
young ladies. About ffty ladies called
during Miss Combs reception Friday
afternoon. and she was the recipient
of their felicitations.
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light throughout the house during the
hours Of the reception.

light throughout the house during the
hours of the reception
Miss Combs and Miss Audley re-
ceived the guests in the reception
hall. after which they passed into the
library. where fruit punch was served
by Mrs. Harry Combs. In the dining
room a delicious buffet luncheon was
served under the direction OF Miss
Glenna Combs and Miss Mabelle Hoo
yer. Before leaving the dining room
the guests were each presented with
a carnation. to which was attached
cord bearing the legend "Aiss Helen
Combs and Mr.. h. R. Audley," in
tended as an announcement OF the
engagement and approaching marri-
age Of those two young people. The
wedding. II ID. understood. will take
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
THE DISEASE Is CuRABLk.
DAILY Times. Eureka, Call

DAILY Times, Eureka, CALI
The disease which ranks second to
consumption in fatalities and which
has bean deemed equally fatal IL
HriEht1 D6sease. TAat It ID nov posi-
lively durable is known to compara-
lively few people. Unfortunately. the
new specific for Brisht's Disease comes
under the head Of proprietary prepar-
ations, and medical ethics forbid . re-
cognition OF its merits. The Herald
takes the view that having positive
knowledge OF cures ELECTED. its duty
to its readers and to humanity IL to
state the facts. The publisher knows
of two cases In which 1t has effected
permanent cures and of two others
who had practically abandoned hope.
but who are now regaining their
health. This paper In not pecunsarily
and this statement 10 made solely with
a vie wof aiding such people as may be
amicted with Brights Disease and
have despaired Of recovery. Should
any such receive benefit We will feel
amply repaid for divergfng from tne
beaten journalistic path.-Lvermore.
(Cal.) Herald. July l. 1905.
The above brings to mind the case Of
J. n. 0yselaar Of this city and irresist-
IDLY leads to the belief that at last the
cure has been found. Mr. Gyselaar
was in the last stages Of dropsy. He
had been told his days were numbered
today he is hale and hearty. An ab-
solute cure was effected and marvel
GUS one, too.-Eureka Daily Times.
Both of the above articles refer to
Fulton's Compound for Bright's Dis
ease, and neither was paid for. What
do you think OF them? Send for book
let on the curahility OF Bright's Dis
ease to John J. Fulton Co.. $50 San
Pablo avenue, Oakland, Cal, or to
Mitchell 4 Egbers, Canon City.
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COULTER Is
PLEASED WITH VISIT

Referring to the inspection trip to
Cottonwood Greek Thursday morning,
when the members Of the City Council
and half a score OF representative citi-
xens were his guests, Mayor Coufter
said to The Record that the trip vas
a very gratifying cne in all respects.
and that personally he was not In tie
least disappointed in the result OF the
Investigation
I'VE arrived at our destination %
said Mr. Coulter, "just about daylight
and saw the sunrise, the Arst time for
some Of ns. perhaps, in several months.
The temperature was pleasant when
We reached the little valley, but the
atmosphere became chilly and dis
agreeable before We left There was
no snow on the creek. although its
watershed was covered with it to .
depth varying from six inches to q
foot or more There IL a heavy growth
of small timber on the surrounding
hills. and it is a part of the Wet
Mountain forestry reserve -
Cottonwood Creek is a typical noun
tam stream, and the water it empties
into the Arkansas river Is clear as
crystal and is pleasing TO the taste.
being cold and tasteless at all seasons
of the year. There are three excel
lent reservoir sites on the creek with
in less than four miles OF its mouth,
the first one but few hundred yards
back from the river. At compare
lively small expense enough water
could be impounded there to supply
the demands of q community with
many times the population OF Canon
City. To my mind, Cottonwood Creek
furnishes a solution to the water
problem OF this city. The forest re-
serve could be fenced very cheaply,
and the watershed. which is more
than ample for all of our require
ments. could be kept in its prestine
condition and the water maintained
in absolute purity. do not know
what the opinions of the other mem
bers of the party are in relation to
the Cottonwood proposition, but the
impression made by Thursdays morn
ing's visit could hardly be otherwise
than favorable. The water question
will be taken up at the meeting of the
City Council next Monday night"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
m HONOR
OF MSS AUDLEY

One of the most charming social
functions Of the past week was the
reception given BY MIss Helen Combs
ct her home. at 0reenvood avenue.
Friday afternoon in honor Of her
guest, Miss Audley Of Seattle. Wash
fnston. who has been Visiting here for
several weeks.
The house was handsomely decor
ated for the occasion. carnations and
amilax being generously drawn upon
for this purpose. The sunlight vas
excluded from the rooms and they
were. illuminated By means OF the
chandeliers. the electric bulbs being
arranged % ~ TO dtfiuse . soft. pink
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
No Case Of Pneamonia On Record.

We do not know of single instance
where a cough or cold resulted in
pneumonia or consumption when Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar had been taken.
1t cures coughs and colds perfectly.
so do not take chances with some un-
known preparation which may contain
which cause constipation. a
condition that rstards recovery from a
cold. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered. The
Palace Drug Store.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
BROTHER OF DISTRICT
ATTORNEY PEASE DROWNED

District Attorney Augustus Pease
received a telegram Friday afternoon
from Los Angeles, California, announ-
cling the drowning of his brother,
Thomas Pease, at Venice, seaside
resort about eighteen miles from that
city. Deceased was thirty-two years
of age and was formerly a resident
OF this city. Mr.. Pease was born at
Fairpisy In this state. and was law
yer by profession, having been ad-
mitted to the bar about two years ago.
Mr.. Pease came to Canon City at the
beginning Of his professional career
with the intention of making his home
here, but his health failed a few
months later and he was compelled
to abandon his practice and endeavor
to regain his vitality by visiting the
various springs and resorts OF Color
ado. Six months ago he went to
Southern California, and until the
dime of his death made his homo with
his sister. Mrs. W. r. Morse. at 1906
West Eleventh street, Los Angeles.
Deceased went to Venice about = week
ago for . few days rest and recrea-
don, and It was while there that he
was drowned. He was unmarried and
was a member Of the Masonic order.
District Attorney Peass received =
telegram this morning stating that =
coroner's inquest had been held and
that the tury - <sturnsd verdict
tAas death wAs duo 70 accidental
csusss. ne tntsrssnt will take place
let Los AAQoass.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

There was NO preaching at the First
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening owing to the Illness Of the
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Harl. who was suffer-
ing from a severe cold. He il much
better today.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
Reception 81 Mrs. Hardins,s.

A reception was given to the ladies
OF the city from 5 to S O'Clock Monday
afternoon by Mrs. T. N. Harding. at
her home, 507 Greenwood avenue, In
honor of Mrs. Helen Grenfell. the
present state superintendent Of public
instruction, and Miss Honora Maloney,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
ELKs NOTIFIED TO CEASE
DISPENSING LIQUORS

The city authorities have determin-
ed to have absolutely dry town, and
to that end have notified the Elks
Club that they must stop dispensing
beverages to members In
their club rooms. They were given \
week to comply.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

Saturday Waldo & Dawson. repres-
enting the Elks, requested the city to
agree to a friendly suit to test the
right of the club to dispense liquor to
its members. The attorneys were in
formed that they could bring suit a
gainst the city to enjoin it from inter
fering With the club IL it was SO dis
posed.