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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
s6ume EricHoly Speictp."

3nOuitriGle %eriifcrung lit cin
onNcrcr Name iiir 6omilien-Geriide-
rltng. @aS beOel!tct 6amilien = Ser
Iiferung? Sic beoeutct, oaB jeoes
Mitg!ieo oes &nll5bnlts, Dom flein-
item SGlgling bis gum GroBpater nit
grallen Saaren ourd aeritgc mo-
cbeltlide 3ablung iiir ENC Summe
perlihert mer0en faltn, Die lofort nab
Sem 9erifte oes Iooes 5ablbor lit.
I'm 0ie @obltbat inoultrieller Ser
li6ernng 5u bemeiiell, lit MIR einglid
olf oic StatiItif ser Hegierung no
tbig. Der Ser. Stoaten : Genius BON
1900 5eigte, bab ilber Nuei 9rittel bes
amerifnniiden Toltes inoultrieae
&eriiderungS : Golicen batte. aein
beiieres ENLIGHTENMENT, ais Oieies,
fonnte ~er5ielt lperoen. 8enn olio i'll
buitrielle 8eriiderung 10 beliebt nit
Dem amerifaniiden Golf i'm Illgemei-
men lit, marum MADDEN Sic iid Die
ielbe nidt 81 Sbrem ei9enen unb ser
Sbrigen @rniten muBbar? Gin glid
ouf Sic 5ablreidcn inouItrieaen Ser
iiderungs e 8cieQifaften benefit sur
@eluliise, baB Oie Some 5rieolp
Societp" an erIter Spite itebt. Der
8rltno onfiir liegt in Ser ebrpiirois
gen Garriere Ser nSpme Srienolp
Socictp" Die ME BON aud] MIR oem
QcrIabitcn &eroad)tc gctriibt wurSe.
Soiort nad) ser Nohribt pon Dem
Sobe miro sic Eolicc ser nSoine
5rienolD Society" 5oblbar. Seine
lanapieriae llnterindlun1, feline Ser.
5ogerung. Die Eolice miro be5ablt
itno oie bei einem 10 unoliidlihen
Safe 10 notbigcn Solros lperoen 10.
tort Ocn in Der Yolice ~genannten Eer.
ioncn eingebdnoigt. Nie trat alld)
MIR oie Ger5ogcrrng elmer Mfinllte in
Ser GrfiiQung ser &erpflibtungen
ser Some Srienblp Societp" Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Sanirl s. auoen,

Inter Den jnnacn, politiib tbGti-
gen 1cmotraten tit faum elmer 10
luohlbetanAt, ais 0r. Ianiel 6. 60.
Den. 3itlter in Ser psitliden Yolisei.
%Itaticn, oeiien 5reunoe inn Sci. 9ei.
nantcn Ter fIeinc Mapoleon ser 10.
Wnro" 9egehen baben. Or mllroe an
Z. Nngult 1869 in Baltimore qebn.
rcu, be'tlf.c Die oiientlidcn Sfulcn,
mar aber id)oli i'm 9IItcr DON 12 sat-
rem G|ejlDungcn, 5ilm llnterbaltc lei
tier @ltern un0 Screen 5abIrcifen 5Su-
mile be%ijutra1en. Seine erIte Stcl.
lunl mar Sc zines 8o:raiungcn ms
hTbt; 5cigte Or tidy 10 3ltocrldiiia, baB
CT i'm Camden = @shr1oic lta!ionirt
Dllr0e, 10 CT Gepeit)en al Die DC
anien Scr Qlltiuare B.. SJio gafn
G5iH!Iciern )atte. PHI oicic @eile
fam CT nit ocm o1m1liJcn 4}rdIioen-
ten ser 9abH, 0ru. Hobert Garrett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

SGafiens itebel Den aiinltter Gbrc
mGd)cn uno inn cincn berporrogen.
ocu EloB inter ocly %ortroitmnIern
olcr3eiten iid)crn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
(TDrtirtnng uuu Ser 5. Scitc.)

mes pcr3liglideu 9rnnniipcina 5l eta.
men, un0 lit b1ber WarpIan0 .Rpe"
iiberall portheilbait befaltnt. Die bic.
ligen Siere 3eiflnen lid ol,rd) ibren
@eid,maf unb ibre Heinbeit Mls.
Gos 9rougetperbe licgt iait aus.
ihlicBlidl in bciitiden Sdnoen. Ger
jGbrlife llminb l1bt allf Die Ior3iig.
litfcit bieics Froouftes ihliebcn.
Siele Der biciigen Spirituoief Sir
men IinO icbr alt. unb 0eren Nif ullo
G~riabrung iino sic bette Bornntie fir
Die HeinJeit un0 GuoIitGt ibrer@aa.
re. Inter Oieien geid1iten iinb be.
ionOers beroor3ubeben: 9Imericnn9i.
Itribltting 60; 2clis 0eder 60; :.
u. gofcl 1t. 60; CAMEL u. Boone IL.
Co.; Sobn IS. 9oDle; @. e. Nrooe.
rid Ii. 60; G0morb .. Bruce:
GObn, Belt II. 60; lboS. q. Carroll
II. Spn; Nnt. Gcptin II. 60; ri
itilerS' GiItributing So; :. lopIe;
Ti'bcr Bros. 60; Garrett @iaiamS
60; @olOcn @atc Mine 60; Soft.
id)alf So; WeDer 8reenboum; g..
@unp IL. Cons; &ombro GiitiQiug
II. Giltriblitin1 &c.; Is. 3. Sunefe It,.
60; altblc Ii. 2opc; @m. CANADIAN
Ii. Son; Ebilip 2obe II. Spn; lboS.
i. We9tultp II. So; Worplano ii
itiling Co.; u. W. Mattbens MO-;
Meper, EittS Ii. 60; Fa09ett II.
@bitc; George g. EbiQips; Raiin,
CRAIG II. Goiiaro; Gccoros II. @olos.
borough; Nid)orOlon II. 2onep; NO.
ienbeim II. 60; $. MoB IL. So; Hors
burn Hpc Giitributins 60; ". s.
Sdmiot II. &c.; Sol. 81. Stonebrofer
II, So; Gbomien laurence &c.; III
man, gopfin II. Co.; @ilion Iiitils
ling Co.; :. y. 9prneS II. So.
Gie bieiigen @rollereicn iinb: Nm.
belllers9uif 9rau.Go, Sreb 9oucrn-
ihmiot, Geo. Vrebm & Son. Ghela.
peofe 8rou-Go., Sufebort 9ron.Go.,
Gottlieb 9auernifmiot Straus <
0raiI.Go., Geo, @iintber, it,, 9ra,ls
60, Sruql,ois groil-Go. bon Buffalo,
N.-D., Gbr. Woerlein VrauzGo., Wt.
Sernon9rou-Go, Monumental 9ralls
So, Gbas. Neuniinaer, Gapit 9rol.
60, Nbam Sheiot 9rau.Go., Soiepb
Sblib 9ralt=Go. Stononro @roll.
60, 6ronf Steil 9ron.Go.. s. =.
Wiebncr & Son 9roll.Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
aenier-@ebanSc, Galuert . nno Wrrman-strabe.

friiberen Mnpprs alcaiis &ooper,
hes Siraneiers unb NhiIantbropen
Gnod Eratt INTO bes Shauipielers
Gbmin 9oeth. Inter oeit 0emalOen,
iueld)e Die Meiiterbanb bes aiinitlers
ieitbcm id)lti. bciinben iidl iold)e bon
Srm. Wopo s, 5honn, 6rau Grnaitlt
Willlams rnb beren Jod)ter Glealto-
re, Srn. nro Iruu 5aSelpte, oes per-
itnrbclrr ErGiioetten bes .Marp-
lalc' SnitiiuiS Giibing, Generals
6elir Mgnlts. bes &arbirnls Glib.
boris nnb nieler onoerer angeiebener
Neriorliffeiien aus acieIlidoftlid)en,
flnan5ieIlen mab profeilionelen arei-
len jammtlid) @crfe. melfe Dem
itunmebr in Der Soufrait ieines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Die Eiano : Tabrifatiun.

GS lit oeutidcm SleiB, oGntider
Gnergie uno Siiftigteit 81 peroon.
fen, Dab idlon ieit lanaen Sabren in
Baltimore bcrgeiiellte EianoS unb
6liigel niht nur III ieber Stabt Der
Der. Staoten Die Mlliifireunoe burd)
lbren Son, lire Iolerbaitiafeii mo
portreiilid)e Irbeit erireuen, ionoern
aitd) i'll europa. icapie alien auoeren
erot5ellcn beirniid, ~seiporoen iino.
Baltimore mar sic @icge Ser 1abri.
fntIon bon muIitalIIden Snltrumen.
ten III Ocn Ser. Staaten, uno mirften
Die bieiiaen 6irn1en &m. anobe II.
60. Gbarlcs M. Stieif $. st. giien-
brandt Ii. Sobne in bieier VeSiebung
epotemad)eno. lle5cr hunoert Yia.
nos mcroen icbt mohentlid) in 9alti.
more fabri5irt, uno muBten Die Ia-
brifen Don anobe unb Stiefi in oen
lebteu Sabrcn beoeuteno pergroBert
peroen, oa beren bisberige 8aciIitd.
ten nid)t mebr allsreidien. Die be.
riibnltelten Eianilten gnropa's uno
gmerifa'S ipielen ni,sltlieBlid) aui
.maoe i'll Baltimore" Snitrumenten.
on oie'elben nod bellte uniibertroffen
oaIteben. auBerbem gibt es aber bier
nod cine srobe an5abl ponSanolern.
ipeld)e cine aroBe auSpabl bon in
ben Yer. Staaten iabrisirten Snitru.
menien Iilbren. Gie ber%uorraeenb-
| item bieiigen 6abrifanten uno 81n0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

9sie miro Dies geldeben, 10 LANCE Ser
Folicen- Siubaber GIT ltebeno lit. llnO
Dies lit lcift bclpcrfiteqiet, Gin Gpl-
leftor lprid)t modentlih fir sic &c.
ringe ErGnie Dor. Die 3ablung miro
am 'elben Gage gebidt. Soate ein
IooesfoIl innerbalb elmer Stnnoe
tad Der 3abIuns eintreten nno Der
8eleaid)ait bas llngliid mitgetbeiIt
iperoen, 10 miro Der aniprld, nod Dor
4nbrud) Ser Nadt besablt. Gurh Elm
iold)cs metbooiif)es Spitem hat Die
vSome 6rienblp Speietp" lire un-
cinnebmbare imp beneioensuertbe
Stelung niht nur in Baltimore. ion-
bern ilberal oa, no cine ibrer Noli-
cen 5u Strait beitebt, crrungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Yaul Saaluig.

9llrh ieinen 6lciB cinen Silnltler.
Nomen errllngen. - Sm ~Wtarp'
lonb-S nititllt" mllroe oos 5olent
crluedt. - Scin ncueItea 6llnlt.
ipcrf cilt Gortroit ocS Srn. Com.
Hoinc.
Sr. Eoll &aIipia, scr herilDnlte
Gortroitnlaler. bat Elm l1elteS &ilIt1ts
merf polCnoct. is lit Elm prddtig
getrofienc8 9ilonib beS 9eliterS II,
Serallsgcbcra bes, rTcutidcn Gorrc.
iponbcuten," Srn. GbuorO Haine,
meld)es Dem @eltcn, mas &rr. Sall.
mig's &iinitlcrban0 gcldaffeL Mir
Dig an bie Settle gcIteut merocn
fam. Nus eiltenl oultfelbrounen
SintcrGrltnbe bebt Iid ooa @ruitbilo
oe& in oilclt &~rciicr 10 mpblbeforn.
tcr Manltcs in l"cltcncr 2ebcnstrele
berpor. Gas Gclidpt lit 0reiuiertel
Yroiil. ,lso liegt iibcr Dem gon5cn
@ilbe icller mnrme 5oll scr Dem Sc
ben ubgelouiditc Nrsorud nnb Die
g%eniolc Iuiioiiung SEES &iiritlcrs,
luclhc ociicn @cnlalbc bier iolpobL
mie in europa bodlgcid)0tt modcn.
GoS Golorit bcs 9ilocS 1T por5iiG.
lidl cdlte @ol,piq'id)e Nrbcit, Elm
Wciiter1fiid beS bcaabtcn &iinitlers.
Iber nod cine orobc MrSobl onocrer
Sd)6piuneen icincr Meiiterbonb &C.
ben in Itclier beS &ilnitlers, Nr, #,
@clt-MulbcrrDitroEe, ibrcr @olIen.
Gullg crltgeacn obcr liro bcreits DOL
lenbct. Snruuter bcfinbeu Iid) Eor.
traits res neritorbener Sircftnrs 0es
&inoerboipitola mo Sinoelbouies,
6. W. Slu9lc, oes Erdliocnten oes
mcbi3iniiden uIto mltnodr5tliden
Gercins, Eroi. o.. ". McSberrp,
bes Erdiiocncn Scr Cumberland
&uuep9obm" 10. s. aennebp, oes
Goitomis SnipeftcrS Moior Sooten,
:. q. Mobon uno @ottin, scr Gnfc-
lin ecs Ged)tSoinuolteS IiQianGol-
ton8laops. bcS ncrItorbcncl HaItors
$. i. 6rindc urb Mnbere.
Mos ciicrncr SleiB. @eborrlihfeit,
pcrburocr nit Solcnt. errcid,cn foi1.
rctl, oofilr bictct Ser 9~ebcnslauf bes
Srn. Soliui1 Gin @cilpiel, meldes
unierer Sueenb Elm Sorbilb ser Hof.
ciicrung lein ioate. Sn Baltimore
Dor 36 Sahren gcborer, ltuoirte Der
ii,n9e Sollmig srerit ul,ter ieinem
Toter, eircm b~efonnteu Y%ortraitmo.
Ter. 8leidBeitig beind,te CT ooS. Wo.
rplano- SnItitrt, no er lid) oiird) lei.
ne fiinltleriiden I1bi1feitel ltnb lei
nen 0leiB 10 als5citlete, hab CT
nid)t mir iein GiplonL iolloern aud
einen Yreis bon 500 ullb ebrenpoIle
Gripqbrnng BEL ~ieirlcr 6raouirung
erbieIt. Ger pielperipredenoe Gunit.
finger begab lid onroui nad) euro.
pa. Wiind)en. ipp er ouI ser fonigli.
d)en 2ilnItafohcnlie uno inter Yroi.
F9ob .ituoirte. 9todloem er mahreno
ieiner Stubielliohre mebrerc Yron5c.
uno itlie6lid) cine goIoene Me0aiQc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Ter in Diuiif : Snitrumcntcn iino:
Sarcs y, Gauliielo II. 60; Goben II.
Suabes; $. ". giienbrln0t II. Sons;
Souingsbeoo 60; ISM. &nabe II.
60; &ron5 e Smith Eiono 60; ".
GerB II. Sun; SanoerS II. Stapman;
Smith, @iIbert II. 60; Charles W.
StieiL Geo. @iQig II. So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

III Serllbrltilg, Der lttll eIlle Stel.ltng
I'M Sradt = Sepnrtement p~erid)afite
uuO i'm ipGter ieinem perionlihen
Stabe 5utbeilte. Nad Srr. @arrett's
SOB arbeitete Sr. 2ooen fir furSe
3eit an elmer bieIigen Hadmittags-
3eitung uno muroe Damn 9ud)balter
bel Srn. Sranf u. 9eioler. Stets in
Ger Eolitif ieiner @arb tb1tig, erbielt
Sr. 2ooen i'm S,alli 1901 ieine critic
pplitiId)e Stelllrng ais Glerf ser
Strabenourdbruds Gommiiidre. gr
legte Dies amt I'M nGdIten Sabre
nieoer, oils 8oupernellr Smith i'm
gum Goli5eirihter %ernannte ur,o benz
meItli6en Iiltrifte 5uertbeilte. @or-
uerneilr @arfielo BELIEF i'm in bieiem
9tlnte uno %ernannte i'm in 1906 pie-
oerum 81 ocmlelben. 9r. 2ooen lit
Der regltldrite Ser reguldreu Semos
fraten uno bat ieine Enrtei in Staot
unO Staats Gonpentionen nertre.
ten. gr lit Eraiioent oes nGoncorb.
Clubs" unter oelien Iuipi5ien @oil-
pernellr @arfielb in 1908 iei1e Gam
payne erofinete. 9lls YoliSeiridter
nimnt Sr. Sooen cine Stellltng fir
lid ielblt Elm; er lit elm Hidter oblle
Surft uno 5noeI, iibt Mif0e, no
Miloe an Ylate lit. Seine Saupt.
ltdrfe liegt ieood III Der Hole ais
Sermittlcr 5miifen it%reitepoen Che
leiltcrl bon oenen piele ailf's Neue
rereint uno Sano in Sano Die nett
libe Ecli5ciItntion perlaiieu baben.
Sin eompctcnter 8cid)Gftsmann.
&enige W1rncr fonncn eroBerc
Notwithstanding fir iib in Nm.
iprud) nebmcnL OILS Die, meld)c io5li-
Iogen im 8cid)dit %ouf9c1uobien lino.
81 2eBtereu ge6ort Sr. CHARLES i.
Wunoler, gigentbiimcr BON Malos
ler'S %3leItauraut, &%egelbabncn ulb
giluro5iumcr. Nr. 4 uno 6 Sir.
0ap Strobe. Sr. Manbler purbe
ON 30. Sill 1860 in Baltimore ge-
turcrl uIl0 hadn't nad)oem err Die
oifentlidcn Sd)lrlcn obIolpirt, cine
Stclle oils Sdonffellncr in Sr1l.
George SdTpinn's HeItuurart an ser
Slt.Eratt.S trobe .aN ST. perblisb
bier bis 1877 mo nubm Damn einc
Stcaung lit Der Yraurrci bon !.
Gonocrborit & Sobn an. Sicr ar
beitete er p1brenb icincr % Sabre
inngen 'Sh1tlafeit IN falt icoem
3sueige ocS @eid)dfis. ST.. Manoler
ctablirte bann in 1899 cine 0ru.icrci
III Moanofe. go, febrtc aber mi
nad)iten ,SoDre nalh baltimore gu
rid, Inn Sic Steauna oils @eldofls'
iiibrer Ser Stanbaro 9raiereI Ill
iib%crrcbnncn, in mcld)er &apa5itnt or
ricr Sabre nit Grfpln tbdtig nor.
sln %. Saunar ianG croifnetc or lsih
Ncitaurant, oas er i'll furSer 3cit 81
cinem Der beitcn uno %belicbteIten Or
bolungNlabc bes mittIercn Staot-
t6eilcs aemad]t bot. Eas 0ebailhe
lit zines Der idonIten I'M neuen q.
ltrift, elrtbalt alle Ginridtlngen, sic
an Elm mcocrncs Meitnurant geitellt
apcrbe1, unb leine &~egclbabnen ura
giddrotiihe entipred5en ben MINOR
oeruraen ser 5portIcutc III aIen
Siniiften. Speiie uno @etranfe
IaiIcn nidts ;u wiinid]en iibrig. Sir
eonteitirenpe &egelclnbs beainnt sic
reauIdre Saiion am Is. Septcmbsf.
Meto. - 9adfiid: Cine bos-
bafte, neiOiid)e Yeripn, Die glie. Dor
bier Nohen babe i'd ibr ldon ,lnter
ltrengiter Tisfretion nnpertrout, oaB
id) mid beimlid perIobt babe, unb
bis iebt bot iie's nod feinem Wenideu
geiaat!"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07
Nut Coal.


A Kentucky congressman tells an in
teresting tale OF the execution of a
noted desperate i'll that state some
years ago Just before the sheriff ad-
justed the moose be asked the usual
question whether the man had any
thing to say.
NO, think not" began the con-
victed one. when he was interrupted
by a cheerful voice shouting:
Say. Bill. if You ain't got anything
special TO say would you mind sivin.;
me fifteen minutes OF your time just
to let these good people know that |
am candidate for their suffrases.
and
Hold on. there shouted the sheriff
who's thats"
John Blank" volunteered some one.
naming rising young politician, wlo
has since represented his state for Il
number of years in the house of repre-
sentatives at Washington.
SWho did he say it wasE' whispered
the condemned man to the sheriff.
They say it's John Blank
Il thought | recognized Johns voice" ="
the despcrldo calmly remarked. Well,
he can have my time. all of it. but 20
ahead and hang III irst and let him
talk afterward." -LilT,incott'S,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07

Engraved calling cards-The Record.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07

Archie and Roy Heaton, who were
students at the State University during
the past year. came home from Boul-
der last week. The former is now
working In the local Office of the Globe
Express company.
Mr.. and Mrs. T NJ Harding left the
first of the week for visit to Denver.
The former is expected home today,
but Mrs. Harding will remain for a
more extended stay.
The Very Reverend II Martyn Hart,
dean of st Johns Cathedral, Denver.
preached from the pulpit of Christ
Episcopal church at both services last
Sunday.
Boston-One fare plus 81 for the
round trip. May 81 to June 9. New
Haven, Connecticut-one fare plus 50
round trip. June to 4. Rio Grande.
The young people of the Heaton and
Qulnlan families on Lincoln Park left
the first of the week on fishing and
camping trip to upper Beaver Greek.
Joe Honeck was visitor in Micanite
last Monday He says IL is busy
camp and he expressed surprise at the
quantity of mica being taken out
w. A Chapson returned home last
Tuesday night from several days
business visit TO Hooper and other
points in the San Luis valley.
w B Newton is building fine new
ten-room modern house at about 5ls
Griffin avenue. He will be in his new
home in a couple of months.
Rev Mr. Harris. formerly pastor of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07

through Canon one day last week en-
route to the western part of the state.
with little niece who has been at
tending school in Denver
merchant who is loyal to Canon
City and who believes in home trading
ought not to try to substitute another
grade for Canon made -four.
Don't let your dull lawn mower wear
you out when good cutter can be
had at Marr's that is ball-bearing, at
a saving of % per cent.
When you ask your grocery store
for Hard To- Beat" -four be sure that
you get Il. Don't let them substitute
a higher priced -four.
"Hard-To- Beat" costs only sl.35 per
sack We guarantee II to be as good
as any -four sold Insist on the name
Hard To- Beat"
Miss Frances Gibson of East Harri-
son avenue entertained her girl and
boy friends at delightful party on
Tuesday evening
Fleming Swartz, of Hiawatha. Kan
sas, arrived in Canon Saturday. II
he likes the country he will make this
The Colorado Canning company has
n good big ad on another page regard
Ing strawberries. Growers should read
Il.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashton left for Chi
cago last Friday and from there will
go to Ohio for the remainder of the
summer.
People who buy pianos of j. ID. Rus
sci are assured that they get the best.
The Baldwin piano sells on its merits,
Palmer Lake and return $4.S5. June
. to September 1. Good to return on
or before September 15.-Rio Grande.
DR.. Orendorff is riding about town
In new Cadillac automobile. which he
purchased in Denver the other day.
W. G. Martin OF Leadville has been
in Canon this week recuperating from
a threatened attack OF pneumonia.
Negligee shirts washed and ironed
by hand with special care. Sanitary
Hand Laundry. Phone White 1851.
The Lincoln Park baseball club ex-
poets to have q game with the Salida
team In Canon Saturday,
A. Il. Thomas. the general district
agent for the Continental Casualty Co..
is In Canon this week.
Mrs. H. 8. Ewels OF Trini nd and
a sister Of Mrs. Ewels have been here
visiting this week.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07

There is food Tor thought in this ar
ray of figures and femininity.
Incidentally, it might be remarked
that in Iowa there are at present four
teen women bank cashiers and eigh-
teen women assistant bank cashiers
And these banks are solvent, sound
and substantial and make money
Statistics, moreover, show that no bank
directed by a woman in Iowa ever
closed its doors through failure.
But this is not all. No woman Off
cial of any bank anywhere in the
country has ever betrayed her trust
to the extent of single penny
II has frequently been remarked
that, even though evidence may seem
against it, the woman, after all, is
more honest in trivial things than the
average man. Perhaps the other ex-
treme likewise proves true; perhaps
she is honester in the big things and
the important things than the average
man.
1t is certain that she is more con-
scientious and that she has a higher
ideal of honor and commercial integ-
rity Manipulation in business affairs
that men call shrewness she calls dis
honesty-and she is right. Her per-
ception is keener and quicker and her
sense of honor and morality is higher.
She may not prove brilliant in busi-
ness. but it is evident that she can
prove herself safe. And that is some
thing-much in these days of frenzied
finance and frenzied trade and fren-
zied competition.-India Senti-
mel
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Feminization That Counts.

In Missouri--in Joplin-where there
are many other good things, there is,
as report has ii, bank whose capital
stock is $4,000 This institution has a
surplus of s25O,OOO; it has deposits
amounting to sl76.57s; it has interest
and exchange to the amount of s5S1l.
And II has women in positions of re
sponsibility and trust,
Its cashier is a woman. its assist
ant cashier is woman. and three
bookkeepers are women,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07

1t Is now largely in request in almost
every branch OF industry. So great Is
the demand that the candle and other
works can no longer yield the required
supply of this commodity. and we now
not only manufacture it on Il large
scale, but import it. 1t is used in med
icine. in the arts. in perfumery. in the
manufacture of beer, in calico print
ing, in the preparation OF leather and
annually absorbed in the production OF
nitroglycerin,. dynamite and other ex-
ploSives
Engraved calling cards-The Record
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07

Have you seen the new ladies' club
shirts at Marr's7
Our hats will please you. Fine Sc
lection. Bethel Jr's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bartlett have
gone to Iowa for a month or six weeks
visit.
Clyde Ashton suffered painful frac-
ture of his arm on May 30 by falling
from fence.
Don't wear n shabby straw hat when
you can have new one for little
money at Marr's.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07

| The members of Canon City Chap
ter, Order OF the Eastern Star, enter
tanned at Masonic hall last night
Grand Matron Mrs Flora E. Huffey of
Del Norte and Grand Secretary Mrs.
Eliza 8. Cohen of Colorado Springs
There was a large delegation of ladies
present from Florence Chapter. The
occasion was characterized by ban
quet at which several addresses were
made. Mrs. Huffey was presented
with an appropriately engraved silver
spoon as a souvenir of her visit here
The week of carnival in Florence
will draw to an end tomorrow night
Each night the management has drawn
big crowds and those who paid their
money all We're we'll satisfied Flor
ence can say that it has had one car
nival that has done the right thing
There has been no disturbances of
any kind and the showmen have acted
gentlemanly. It's the best, cleanest
and most entertaining street fair ever
seen in Colorado.-Florence Tribune.
Few people at the Tom Richards
concert Tuesday evening realized that
the presentation was on the verge of
being called OF on account of a piano
dealer in the city refusing to send
piano as promised. At the last mo-
ment, however, the knight-C Campbell
Music Company came forward and
saved what seemed to be a helpless
situation. Mr.. Richards wishes to
thank Mr.. Tenney for the beautiful
instrument furnished.
I I.. Nf-s -
New Jersey, We're visitors in town a
couple of days last week and while
here were guests of President F. B.
Street of the electric railway COM
pany at the Strathmore hotel. Under
the guidance of F. S. Granger and
party of friends they made a trip to
the top of the Royal Gorge and in
spected the line of the electric rail-
way. They were delighted with the
scenery
George X. Cassidy. who owns valu-
able claims of elaterite near the Uin-
tab reservation. left today for Utah to
close deal for the property with East
ern capitalists who are now on the
ground. Enormous deposits of the
mineral are found on the claim. 1t is
an elastic mineral resin used largely
for roofing material and for sealing
electric dry batteries When com
pressed it makes an electrical in
suIator.
The graduating class of the business
college has invited t. A. McNeal of
Topeka. Kansas to make the address
at its commencement exercises Mr.
NcNeal is editor of The Toneka Mail
and State Printer of Kansas II he
accents the invitation Canon CITY nao-
ple will have an opportunitv of hearing
the brightest. wiftiest and most poI-
ished commencement talk ever made in
Canon.
Or ChatIett. dentist engaged in
the practice of his profession AT Vic
Tor Tim smith ci,v clerk of victor
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-07
GIycerin Wa. Considered Useless.

No commercial commodity can show
a greater increase in value. pecuniary
or utilitarian. than glycerin Original
ly a waste product eliminated ia The
manufacture OF soap. candles and me-
dicinal plasters. a nuisance to the
manufacturer and source of obstruc-
ton and pollution to river and sewer.