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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
Rome in d Turmoil.

Rome. Nov. 0-A dangerous agita-
ton Has been caused here because the
government has given an order fer wall
ship fittings to an american firm The
populaee il threatening violence tif-
til thousand workmen Wednesday made
demonstration in the street. The
mayor has gone to Rome to consult the
ministers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

1t does not look, smell or.
taste like cod liver oil.
Neither does it contain any
rank, indigestible cod oil.
But 1t does contain all the
valuable medicinal elements
found in the Gods liver, and
tonic iron besides.
That's why Vinol is an
ideal body-builder & strength
creator for feeble old people,
rundown people and delicate
children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
RECOMMENDED 70 I'LL MOTHERS

II have used Cuticura Ointment for
chaGng Of infants, and as they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
ment with that and the Cuticura Soap.
never found it necessary TO call doc
tor, as these Remedies are a sure cure.
il used as directed. lam glad to recon-
mend them to all mothers" Sincerely
yours, Mrs. r. A. Kennard,
June a, 1905. st. Paul Park, MINI.
CsAicurs Soap, Ointment and Pulls arc sod throughout
ths world Potter Drug Chan Corps sole Props, Boston.
ns-Aailed FREE, a How to Cars foE the skin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
EDUCATION BILL MOVES.
English House Of Lords Passes Clause
Four, With Clerical Amendments.

London, Nov o. With largo opposi'
tinn maierities ana after further draati,
amendments the House 81 Lords last
night adopted clause four ~ the ednea
ton hllL This provided that the loea
educational authorities may" ailotd 81
tended facilities for special religious IN
strnctlon. but amendments changeg
may 20 "mnst."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
Boys Youths and Children's Overcoats

BOYS Opefcoats. well made Of good materials great
81 fselnes az ss9o. Q D sale price $2.4s
Boys 0yefcoats IN al styles and materials posi-
lively worth so00 g o. D, sale price Ss.ss
Boys Overcoats made Of a.woo kersey, beaver
and other hne material well tailored, positive
value $780, c, O. y, sale price ...t..-. S95s
Children's overccsts made Of good materials, eab
orately trimmed with brass buttons, velvet col
lar. a handsome garment sold everywhere at
$3.50. C. O. D. sale price ....,-....-..... .S24s
Chfldren's Rcelers made Of blue ehnchila, positive
value SIfs e. O. D. sale price ..s.... S115
Childrens Refers, made with storm collar side
pockets in gray black and other colors, sold
everywhere AT $3.50, c. o. y. sale price .$2l9
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
JUST A FEW REMINDERS.
MEMS PANTS

One lot 81 Pants You have Al worn and know
to he COED and well made. Positive yalse Use,
G. o, y sale price .sss,srvsssss. soc
One lot ~ Mems Pants, madcaofA good 5mateuah
in various patterns, warranted not 10 rip. Posi-
lively worth Si00 10 Sia5 G. o, D. sale price 7se
One loi Of Pants II quality as well looks,
well made and perfect fitting, sold the world
ever at $3.50. G o. D. sale price ....,st.-. $iis
One lot Of Pants that can be we'll used for dress
business both. guaranteed 20 wear, ey
cellent values at $500 and $3.50 G. q. D,
sale price ...,...,..,. .,sss. ...s.,.s ...s sizes
One lot Of Pants that perfection in pants max
ing IN al the newest and most upto-date
patterns and styles, well worth $3.50 70 $500.
Your pick at ................ ......4,,. sls7
One lot Of Pants that are the bcst on tho market
for the money in all materials and patterns
Of the season. Great values at $3.50. 6 9 p.
sale price ......... .t.s.tt...,s ~. ,.tss SaaS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
MEMS REFER COATS

Rcefcr Goats in black and grey, with storm collar,
side pockets lined with all.wool Italian fan.
mel positively worth $3.50. g Q. D. sale price
i .&......s.. ........+ .,...... 90. s2ss
Reefor Coats in al eolors, well made and durable
good values at S2.so, G @, D. sale price s375
Reeicr Coats lined with good materials. made Of
genuine Irish Frieze in all eoloTs, worth So to 81.
&. o. ID sale price .,*.4......- .,...,. $4s5
Mems Combination Goats, made Of leather and cor
duroy, az best quality a seryiceable garment,
positive value $3.50. e. Q. p. sale price S4ss
Mems waterproof heavy blanket lined short Work.
ing Coats Aold everywhere AZ $3.50. Q. 0. ID.
sale price ..s...4..-t- ......... ........ Slis
Duek Coat with corduroy storm collar well lined
positive value $3.50 G. O ID. sale price ~, $24s
Sheepskin.Iined heavy corduroy collar Coat, good
value at Stoo. {. o, D. sale pree sass
600 Mems oda Coats, good values from $500 to
$500 Your pick .....s.-. .,..s...... .ssc
MEMS CARDIGAN JACKETS
si.e5 Jackets in an colors. q. D. D. sale price SIC
$3.50 Jackets in an coors, q O. D. sale price s17s
$3.50 Pontiac Jackets in all colors, G, O. D, sale
price .....s....s.. s...... ~ Ut . slss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
MEMS UNDERWEAR

Mems Flccce lined Underwear, SOC quality, & Q, n
sale price 1855. .......t..t. ....ststs,+,,s S9e
Heavy Atwood Underwear sold everywhere from
Sl0O 20 Sl.e5. G, @, D. sale price ..t.,s,, lse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
MEMS 0VERCOATS

Heavy listers in gray well az black, extra long,
with storm collar, eraekeriack for winter
work. ecoe value at $3.50, c, Q. y, sale price 1887
One lot OF Mems Oyercoats il gray black, blue
and fancy mixtures, medium short and long
lengths. sold everywhere at 5000. g. Q. y.
sale price .tss4t..t.t4 s.ss.4.a,... .t.ts. xoSa
Overcoats that are the newest creations in tailor
ing made Of Atwood materials in the newest
patterns good values at $1,000. G. o u. safe
price .s...s-..tttts, 4.t4.t.s. s..,ts.,.,, Ss,Ts
Oyerroats chat are the pride Of the coat,naking
art in Atwood materials, in black gray, blue.
fancy mixtures and plaida that are as good as
they look Sold everywhere az - TO Seo.
c. Q. d. sale price ...,s..t., ss.s,t,,. SASS
FALL and Spring Top Coats, made Of popular ma.
teriai in latest fashion in gray, black and tan,
good value and sold everywhere at Stsoo. 6
O. y. sale price ...... ss,, .S74s
Rain Ceats made of Craycnrttc IN the newest shades
and latest style, sold the world at $1,000
G. @ D. sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. seas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
MEMS HOSIERY

Camel Hair socks, positively sold AZ zoe every
where, @. o. d. sale price ...,as.s.,,s, los
Heavy Atwood socks in gray, blue, red and brown,
sold at 2Sc the world over G. y. ID sale price, ice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
GLOVES and MITTENS

Mems Working Gloves and AIittens, CSC quality.
C. 0. d. sale price ......,........ 1870. 10,
g. o. D. sale price, Observation-Disclosures. sec
Mems Working Gloves and Mittens. Sioo quality.
G. o. D. sale price ............. ~ zoe
Meus Dress Gloves SOC quality, b sale price soc
Mems Dress Gloves, sl.oo quality G o D. sale
price .,..-.,......,s., zoe
chdren's Wool Mittens D D sale price .. loc
Ladies' Wool Mittens, 25c quality, d o. d. sale
price ~-. .,s.e.. $3.50. lsc
Mems and Ladies Mnfaers. Soc quality. {. 0. D.
sale price s-s.t-........... ...... ... soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
BOYS and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY

boys Heavy Fleece ned Stockings. 2oc quality,
G. O. D. sale price s.,,..,. ,....,,.,.,s.l 10
Boys Heavy Ribbed Stockings ssc quality ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
MEMS and BOYS SWEATERS

Mems soc Sweaters in al colors, o D. sale price ssc
MEMS 81 Sweaters in all coIors, G o. u sale price zoe
Boys sos sweaters IN all colors 2, y sale price sse
Boys ST Sweaters in all colcrs, G o. p sab price 7se
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
LADIES' HOSIERY

Ladies' Heavy Fleeee-lincd Hose, 2oc quality. c. O.
p sale price ........ - s IA
Ladies' Wool Hose, csc quality q D. sala price. 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09

standard
dollar Now ask yourself the question: yourself oveoc
will for the alone. Don't hesitate
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
JUDGE BAILEY WILL
HAVE NO OPPOSITION

The Republican judicial committee
representing the Eleventh judicial dis
trict. composed Of Fremont. Chaffee.
and Park counties, met at the once
OF A. H. McLain in this city Thursday
afternoon and decided that in view OF
the declination of Geo. d. Williams.
the party nominee, to make the race.
It would be inexpedient to call a spe-
cial convention for the purpose OF
choosing a candidate and that no steps
should be taken to fill the vacancy.
The members of the committee are
Judge Chas. d. Broadley of Florence,
]. P. H. Callahan of westcliffe. George
D. Williams of Sallda, l. NJ. Smith of
Fairplay and C. c. Dawson of this city
The last two named members were not
present at Thursdays meeting Of the
committee.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11

whatever your work may be and you
will never wear out your shoe soles
hunting for job.
The conclusion was a strong plea
for better manhood; to build the
foundations OF character strong and
deep. What the world wants is men,
Men who their duties know. bnt know
their rights. and knowing, dare main
tain"
The services closed after a solo by
Mr.. Fischer. "Will / Empty Handed
Be-" followed by benediction by Rev.
Sunday.
After the services hundreds Of
friends crowded around the rostrum
TO grasp the hand of the speaker and
the singer renewing pleasant ac-
quaintances formed on their previous
visit. Mr.. Sunday is in excellent form
and voice and seems stronger phys
ically than on his visit here over a
year ago.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
Sanford G. Kelso.

In nominating Sanford G. Kelso of
Florence for a second term as county
commissioner the Republicans of Fre-
mont county bestowed an honor upon
a man in every way entitled to the
distinction which they accorded TO
him. Mr.. Kelso has been member
of the board of commissioners. and.
in seeking second term of office. II
merely asking an endorsement OF his
acts as a public servant during that
period. That he has made good
Continued on Page Four.)
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
HUNTED BIG GAME
IN ROUTT COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. C, r. McLain came
home Friday afternoon from ten
days hunting trip in Routt county.
They proceeded as far as Newcastle
by rail from which point they drove
into the interior of the country and
established camp on Fawn creek, a
tributary of White river. Game was
was found to be plentiful in that sec
ton and no difficulty was experienced
In keeping the larder supplied with
fresh meat, grouse especially being
very abundant. Fishing was also
good, but little reQuisition, however,
was made upon the streams to produce
food supply. The weather was su-
perfine during their stay, in fact, was
too dry and brilliant for the best
hunting. Mr.. and Mrs. McLain brought
out with them two fine deer.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
WILL LARGELY
INCREASE IT'S PLANT

Tho Colorado Light & Power Com
pany of this city. which few months
ago purchased the La Belle electric
plant at Goldfield. will this week be-
gin the enlargement of Its establish
ment near the penitentiary. The adj
dition for which contracts have been
awarded will practically double the
capacity of the present plant. making
Il one OF the largest Of its kind in
southern Colorado.
The proposed extension of the plant
will be of steel and brick and will be
erected on the west side Of the existing
structure. H. foundation Of which will
b. OF native limestone. TAe contract
for ths uogunkural s1onl kas been lei
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
ORCHAROISTS ARE VERY BUSY
HARVESTING THEIR FALL CROP
As Last Ethern Quality
tty, but Article.

Fruis growers have begun to har-
vest their winter crop of apples. pick
ing having begun the first of the cur
rent week. Jonathans. Grimes Golden,
and other fall varieties have been COM
Ing for some time and many of them
have found their way to market in
distant states. particularly 20 Nevada,
Southern California, and Chichuachua
and Sonora in Mexico. In size they
they are hardly up to the average. al
though in color. flavor and other quail
tiles they are not whit behind the
best product of other years. They are
bringing good prices despite the ple-
thoric apple crop of Missouri. Arkan-
sas. Michigan and other sections of
the country. but are only able to do
SO on account OF the superior reputa-
ton they enjoy among dealers.
The Fremont County Fruit Growers
Association shipped two car loads Of
JonathAns 10 southwsstorn mArksts
|last saturday and - many more on
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
The ''OLD GUARD" RALLIEn TO
HEAR SUNDAY M0NIgYf NIGHT
The Need of An Auditorium Three Times the
Here Emphasized by the Visit Of Rev.

Evangelist Billy" Sunday was
greeted by an audience at the First
Presbyterian church Monday night
that was limited only by the capacity
OF the church; had the building been
twice as large 1t perhaps would not
have contained the multitudes that
strove to gain admission.
Anticipating a large crowd the
church doors we're not thrown open
until Z O'Clock but by that hour at
least 500 people were gathered on the
outside and by actual count 1t took
Just three minutes to NIL every avail
able seat in the vast auditorium and
adjacent Sunday school rooms. Soon
almost every foot OF standing room
was taken and people by the hundreds
were unable to gain entrance.
Promptly at 1880 Mr.. Sunday, Mr..
Fischer, the singer. and party arrived
and were greeted with cheers and wav-
Ing of handkerchiefs.
Under the leadership of Mr.. Fischer
the audience united In a rousing cho-
rus entitled "A Message OF Love-" re-
minding all OF the memorable scenes
At the tabernacle year and half ago.
This was followed by an expressive
solo by Mr.. Fischer. Where is Hea-
vcn."
After an invocation by DR.. B. E.
Harl Of the Baptist church, Mr.. Sunday
was presented by Rev. J. T. Thomas.
Mr.. Sunday began by saying that the
one thing lacking on his visit here
was the absence OF his dear friend F.
A. Reynolds. He paid high tribute
70 the worth and character of Mr..
Reynolds. He said some nice things
about Canon City and intinated that
he had never visited community
where he had been given to love a peo-
pie more than here. He spoke OF the
progress OF his campaign in Salida:
that all the money. about $l7oo. had
already been raised for current ex-
si;. men. mostly railroaders, came for
ward and announced their Intention to
live a better life.
Mr.. Sunday then proceeded to de-
liver an address without any text of
scripture as basis. but rather as an
cxhortation TO the people to have high
er ideals in life. TO live better and leave
the world brighter and happier for
having lived In IT.
His euiogy on Abraham Lincoln was
a masterpiece OF eloquence. and his
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
Matt n. Lines.

For representative in the General
Assembly the Republicans of Fre-
mont county have selected Matt N.
Lines of this city and the judicious-
ness of his nomination for the place
will hardly be denied by those who op-
pose him politically. M. Lines is a
locomotive engineer in the employ of
the Florence & Cripple Creek Rail-
read company and stands high in the
esteem and friendship of those who
know him. He has always taken a
keen and intelligent interest in the
affairs of government and is in every
way qualified for the place he seeks.
He is honest. capable and energetic.
characteristics that render him highly
acceptable to the public as a candi-
date for office. If elected Mr.. Lines
will make the people OF Fremont
county useful and creditable member
of the legislature.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
Ed Furness.

Ed Furness of Florence who has
been chosen by the Republicans of
Fremont county to make the race for
sheriff has lived here nearly all his
life and is conceded to be by every
body an excellent man for the place.
Mr. Furness is a blacksmith by trade
and is a good one. in fact, is a COM
petent, capable man for any position
to which he may aspire. He has held
the office of constable for several
years, and, during the term of Sheriff
Simon was his deputy for Florence
and the neighboring coal camps.
Mr. Furness is a man of keen dis
cernment, strong will and is thorough
ly honest and reliable. He is staunch
Republican and has been worker
for the advancement of the principles
of that party. His friends and ac-
quaintances are legion and they will
leave no stone unturned to encompass
his election. If Mr.. Furness commands
the full party vote, as there seems to
be no doubt that he will, the second
Tuesday in November is likely to see
him chosen as the successor of the
present incumbent
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
PRECINCT OFFICERS

-
The Democrats of Canon City pre-
cinct No. /. held caucus at the dis
trict court room Thursday night for
the purpose of nominating precinct
candidates and the transaction of other
business. The caucus was presided
over by A. H. White. Judge w B
FELTON, and E. A. Bradbury were NOM
mated for the ONCE OF justice of the
peace and ]. ]. Heating and R. l.
Riede were named as the party candi-
dates for constable. A. H. Seely was
chosen as precinct chairman and Mrs
Catherine Bell as assistant chairman
the former succeeding A H. White
An executive committee consisting OF
two members from each ward was
elected as follows:
First Ward-A. H. Davis.
Second ward-Jas. A. Stump, Mrs
Ed Minor.
Third ward-Clark Cooper, Mrl
Fannie Morrison
Fourth Ward-A H. White, Mrs
John McDonough.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11

Monday, and, that they were satisfac-
tory to consignees is evidenced by
the fact that they want more OF them
at the same price.
Winesaps, and. possibly, a few other
varieties of winter apples will bring
local growers a dollar a box at the
opening of the season, perhaps, a lit
tie more in month from now. Wine
saps are of fne size and of excellent
color and always command the top
figure. AS rule growers have not
yet begun an indiscriminate picking
of their aples, but are gathering only
those kinds that are ready for harvest
ing. and. for that reason. there Is not
the crying demand for help that there
will be in the course Of another week
or ten days. Many OF the trees are
80 heavily loaded with fruit that or
chardists are picking portion Of It
10 relieve the trees OF their burden.
30 heavy IL the load that the tres
have to bear that . Snow at this time
woald break many q then dovn.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES
FOR CITY'S AO0RNMENT
Maney
Canon Unequaled Surroundings

The members of the Civic Improve
ment League have reason TO felicitate
themselves on what they have accom-
plished in the way of beautfying the
waste places" within the city limits.
and in the encouragement they have
given TO the development of the plots
OF ground set aside by the council, or
dedicated through private munificence
to the general use as public parks.
Nowhere In the work OF the League
more manifest that at the so-called
Canon Garden" on First street, where
a wilderness ,of rubbish and jungle
OF noxious growths is being trans
formed into one Of the most delightful
spots imaginable. II seemed hur-
culean task to carry out the plans OF
the League In relation to this long
neglected and abandoned locality. but
through the determined efforts OF Mrs.
T. M. Harding. Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. F.
A. Reynolds, J. F. Marr, ID. e, Gibson.
Warden Cleghorn and others trans
formation has been wrought that is al
most LnaslCai III tts CuhhSe- LUG hoPSs
of the League are far from fulfilled.
even in the locality alluded to. but
there will be no cessation OF Its labors
until the ambitions OF Its members
is carried into execution. Larger
plans for the future have been formu-
lated. and, like Banquos Ghost, the
work OF the League will not down"
until Canon is indeed "a city beau
tiful."
People here are only just beginning
to appreciate and understand the pos
sIbilities at our command for street
and park adornment, which II is ex-
aggeration to say, are unexcelled by
any community In the state.
Gen. W. J. Palmer, the philanthro-
pIst and benefactor Of Colorado
Springs, who has -robably done more
to stimulate civic pride and encourage
municipal Improvement than any other
man in the Rocky Mountain region.
has taken keen personal interest
In what y being done In Canon City
IN the matter Of park adornment and
has twice voluntarily sent his engi-
nesrs here 10 ofIsf such suggssticnt
q sAsy might - ahle for nc guidance
Cañon City record., 1906-10-11

of those In charge OF The work at this
place Several moi. tbs ago +. c. Van
Dlest. OF Gen. Palmer's park engineer
Ing corps. visited this city at the in
stance of his employer and made a
study OF the situation. He expressed
satisfaction at what was being done,
and. by his counsel and advice render
ed valuable assistnce to the League
In the prosecution OF lite enterprises.
A day or two ago, A. ID. Manley.
chief engineer OF the Colorado Springs
park system. and Mr.. Campbell, one
OF his assistants, were here and made
survey of what was being done in the
matter of public Improvement along
the line Indicated. They were de-
lighted with what they saw and COM
mended the scope and character OF
the work undertaken by the League.
Nj. Manley was especially enthusias-
tic over the possibilities for the adorn-
ment OF the streets and park here,
which, he declared. admirably lent
themselves to improvement. There
is no part OF the park system OF
Colorado Springs" said Mr.. Manley,
"that affords half the natural advant-
ages that your Canon Gardens" do
for adornment and you can easily
make 1t one OF the most beautiful and
attractive spots in the state. I do
not think the people OF Canon. City
are entirely conscious OF the beauty
their surroundings, which to me has
most Interesting and charming en-
vlronment. In Colorado Springs we
have spent more than $500.000 on a
mile and half OF park improvements
and have given the city reputation
for beauty unrivalled In west In con-
sequence Canon City has advantages
in some respects superior to those OF
Colorado Springs. and l believe you
will have park system extending half
way round the city in a few years.
You certainly have great possibilities
here for making a beautiful city and
you win not always neglect your op-
portunities. You have made begin
ming under the direction Of the Civic
| Improvement League and will mot stop
until you have developed your splendid
resources h this rsspsot~