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Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION,
ADVERTISING NAKES BUSINESS

A good demonstration OF the rela-
tive values of newspaper and billboard
advertising was afforded by the recent
printers strike in Butte. Mont, says
Leslie's Weekly. For weeks no news
paper was published there. and the
merchants had to depend for publicity
upon billboards and dodgers" The
result was most disastrous to business.
which fell OF from 90 to SO per cent
a decrease which the business men
attributed solely to the fact that they
had no newspapers to use AZ adver-
tsing mediums. The theaters, which
are ordinarily the chief supporters OF
billboard advertising. suffered even
more from loss OF patronage than the
merchants. Perhaps the experience Of
Butte may have some effect upon ad-
vertisers In other cities In inducing
them to withdraw their patronage
from a form OF publicity which In Of
fensiye to so large a part Of the pur-
chasing public.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
MIX THIS AT HOME.

Tho following simple home made
mixture Is said to readily relieve and
overcome any form OF rheumatism BY
forcing the kidneys to filter from the
blood and system all the uric acid and
poisonous waste matter relieving at
once such symptom as backache. weak
kidneys and bladder and blood dis
eases.
Try 1t, as 1t doesn't cost much to
make. and Is said to be absolutely
harmless to the stomach.
Get the following harmless ingre-
dents from any good pharmacy:
Fluid extract Dandelion. one-half
ounce: compound Kargon. one ounce;
compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces; mix by shaking we'll in Q bot
tie and take a teaspoonful after each
meal and again at bed time.
This simple mixture is said to give
prompt relief, and there are very few
cases Of rheumatism or Kidney troub-
les 1t will fail to cure permanently.
These are all harmless, everyday
drugs and your druggist should keep
them In his prescription department:
II not, have him order from the whole
sale drug houses, for you, rather than
fail to do this II you are afiicted.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSE
AND HE WILL CARE FOR YOJ

How many drivers think Of water
ing their horses before feeding theT
in the morning, or how much they
lose by not doing it," asks an eT
change. The horse comes in from
work at night gets a drink, then Is
fed mostly dry grain. eats hay part Of
the night, and in the morning another
dry feed, and by this time is very
dry himself. 80 when he reaches the
water he fills his stomach so full.
that undigested food Is forced out Of
the stomach. and is a damage rather
than benefit to the horse. Try water
ing the horse before feeding in the
morning, thus shaking his thirst. and
at the same time washing his stom-
ach ready to receive his morning feed,
where. being properly mooistened with
saliva, 1t Will remain until thoroughly
digested. Your horse caan do more
work on less feed and live longer.
besides humanity demands this
acre.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
SIDEWALK MUTTERINGS.

Sending all the battle ships to the
Pacific is calculated to disconcert those
jingoes who are also keen for a war
between America and Germany.
Nor is there any accounting for the
fact that thus far no one has started
a movement" for Kenesaw NJ Landis
OF Illinois for Vice President.
member Of the French navy fred
two shots at President Fallieres with
out effect. Which shows that the
French navy not only needs correction
in the matter OF its loyalty, but also
in its aim.
The charge that the American battle
ship, Kentucky. is defective in its con-
struction, applies only to Its armament
Although 1t will be a serious blow to
Kentucky to know that a battle ship
called by Its honored name Is defective
in the matter OF guns. still. even that
fact can be endured with greater forti-
tude than any intimation that the
Kentucky would ever. under any cir
cumstances. take water"
The order for the American feet
to sail for the Pacific ocean may b.
Cancelled, after all. The riot at Roam
oke, Va. Saturday night, In which .
number Of Greek restaurant keepers
were mobbed and their places des-
troyed. may introduce complications"
with Greece. The American hoodlums
are evidently In league to demo lstrate
the necessity OF increasing the navy.
1t is a rule when eating where there
is big display Of implements beside
the plate. to eat from the outside In.
but a visiting girl created consterna-
ton at party in Canon recently by
eating from the inside out. Can It
be that we have always eaten In the
wrong direction?
A woman said today: II often hear
women say that every time they pass
barber shop they have a longing to
look in: that they would like to go
in, and sit down, and see the men
shaved; but my greatest great longing
is for liberty to Join a crowd Of men
in the street when a fakir Is talking" ."
There Is a little, cross old maid in
Canon that causes US to laugh every
time we see her; 1t amuses us to think
how she would boss" a husband She
would mistreat a husband simply be-
cause people wouldn't expect a woman
of her size to do 1t. Her husband
might be a good fellow. but she would
maltreat him. to amuse her folks, and
SHOW" them.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
INCREASING INTEREST IN
THE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM

The cooler weather of the last two
days has had the effect of increasing
the attendance at the Chautauqua
grounds and an opportunity has been
given to the public of finding out
what splendid program of entertain
ment is being rendered ther for its
delectation. There was larger gath
ering Monday night than on any prev
ious occasion and that the recital by
Messrs. Sias and Jones, as weel as
the motion pictures by the American
Vitagraph company, was enjoyed goes
without saying. AS vocalist Mr..
Jones has sung himself into the hearts
and admiration of the Chautauqua pat
rons. Mr. Sias by his geniality as a
platform manager and as an enter
tainer has achieved for himself fore
most place in the graces and good
will of all. AS reader he is natural
and unaffected, and withal a fine inter-
prefer of both poetry and prose. The
entertainment given by these two gen.
tlemen Monday night, assisted by Miss
Grace Dale as pianist, was varied
enough to suit all tastes and evoked
an enthusiastic and we'll deserved ap-
plause.
The motion pictures by the Ameri-
can Vitagraph company of New York
City were superb and afforded the
audience an hour of exceptional en-
joyment Another series of these re-
markable pictures will be given this
evening and should attract big
crowd to the assembly tent. where the
t,;~ to
The growing interest in the Chau-
tauqua program is guarantee of
larger crowds of people during the
remainder of the week. Those who
have not been to the Chautauqua
grounds do not know how much of
amusement and instruction they have
missed by staying away. Never before
has the opportunity been offered to the
people of Canon to participate in so
much of intellectual enjoyment at so
small an outlay of cash as is afforded
them by the Chautauqua and they
should make the most of it. There Is
an excellent restaurant on the grounds
where meals may be had at reason
able cost and people with no urgent
duties to attend to at home could not
40 Detler lnan spenu tne major part
of their time there, listening to the
program a portion of the day and
dining the rest.
There was a splendid turn out Of
people this afternoon to hear Hon.
Champ Clark's lecture-oration on
picturesque Public Men," and they
were well entertained. The closing
Indian Council and farewell to Miss
Pearl Head who organized the Seton
Indian Camp, also took place this
afternoon. Miss Head will leave this
evening for Montrose where she will
be feature of the Chautauqua pro-
gram during the remainder of the
wee
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
NIGHT MARSHAL CORRALS
SIX RUNAWAY BOYS

Six boys, whose ages range from
fourteen to seventeen years, were taxi
en- out Of a Denver & Rio Grande box
car here Thursday night by Officer
e. G. Query and locked up In the city
Jail on the charge Of vagrancy. They
are all runaways and were en- route
to Salt Lake City. One Of them was
. deaf mute and he was released this
morning on his promise to 20 home
OF the remaining ive lads, three are
from Denver and two. from Boulder.
Tho Denver boys five tAstT names -
0eorge Nolan, Frank Net1sFn1n slAA
Henry Newell. The Bou1Asr boys are
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
THE ROAD PROBLEM
IN FREMONT COUNTY


cerning good roads in Fremont coun-
ty and many words Of criticism or
commentator OF the road builders
that a little more light upon the sub
ject might be OF interest. We believe
that the commissioners are doing all
in their power to keep our roads in
good shape and were every man fam
iliar with the true status OF things
far less would be said in criticism
and fewer kicks registered.
1t is very natural that one section
of the county should feel on the least
pretext that another section is more
favored than the other But let US
look into the matter and see is re-
vealed.. We are Informed that there
are at present something like 800
miles of wagon roads in Fremont
county and that there are thirteen
road districts with as many road over
seers to look after the work OF road
grading, bridge building, etc., that
may come up in the way OF road i'm
provements. Our road appropriation Is
four mills which brings a sum of
about $4,000 per annum for good
improvements. This divided among
the thirteen districts would give a
sum of near $4,000 a year for each
district, but we presume as the
amount of taxable property is not. 80
great in some districts and the travel
not being SO great In some portions
CT the county as in others that the
amount raised by the four mills levy
is not equally divided each year. Then
in some sections more work Is re-
quired to keep the roads In good re-
pair since the nature of the country
through which they are built makes
some require more work than the
roads through other parts OF the
county.
Then the various bridges In the
county must be kept in good repair
and we are really surprised at the
amount of work that Is done when
we consider the extent OF territory
that is covered. One new feature Of
the bridge problem, while 1t will Of
necessity be expensive to put In
bridges with the material, is the con-
crete or steel structure which is now
being used in place OF wood to
large extent. Once they are made
future repairs are few and in the
long run a big saving will be made
for the county.
The settlement OF the territory pro-
posed by the Beaver Land and Water
company will mean the building Of
some new roads by the county and 1t
will also include new bridges. The
selection of site for the new county
bridge across the Arkansas river be-
low Portland is the first step toward
new road work. This bridge ID neces-
STATED by the erection OF the new ce-
ment plant of the United States Port
land Cement company and the new
irrigation project. 1t will also accom-
modate the Portland Cement company
at Portland, for they have some land
across the river. The state has made
an appropriation Of $4,000 toward the
bridge and the county is to put up
the rest Of the money necessary for
its construction.
While much Of the work or road
building is done by the convicts Of tho
state penitentiary 1t 10 not without
some cost to the county. when the
full limit Of the appropriation for road
and bridge work ID used up there -
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

form manager. is winner. His COM
mon sense, good nature and tact make
him we'll adapted to that kind of
work.
The moving pictures shown by the
American Vitagraph company were
exceedingly humorous. The audience
was kept in a continuous roar and
the hour went before anyone was
aware of it. Another program will
night
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

nothing to do but to stop-it takes
money to make the mare 60. .
There are many more perplexing
features Of road-building and road
maintaining that might be recited
here, but we believe enough has been
written to show that the county COM
missioners are doing all In their
power with the means furnished to
keep the roads Of the county In
good shape.-Florence Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
GRAND CHANCELLOR TO
BE HERE THURSDAY NIGHT

w. B. Warner Of Denver. grand
chancellor Of the Knights OF Pythias
for the domain OF Colorado. will make
an oficial visit to Coeur de Leon
Lodge. No. 4s. here on Thursday even
Ing and every member Of the lodge IL
urged to be present. Refreshments
will be served and an effort made TO
make the occasion one OF the most
notable In the recnt history Of the
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

Rev. J. q. Dukes, PAstor OF the Uni
tartan Church Of Pinetown, N. c.,
writes:
"My wife has been in . very 49, state
~ health for several years, and nothing
acemed 70 do her any good until she b.
gan 70 use Pessaa.a Since then the
color has returned 70 her face, and she
Il eaiaia4 ha 6ssh every day, and be-
lieve she il . we'll Wo090 to-day. We
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

the one-fifth Of the total forest area
which is under their control. Public
sentiment unquestionably approves
this plan and will heartily sustain
the President in any fight he may
make against the spoilers.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

Archie Boren and Lawrence Kershaw.
Marshal Houston has communicated
by telephone with relatives of the
boys and they will probably be taken
home this evening".
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

considered remarkable in view of the
opportunities afforded tho thieves.
The numerous robbertos that hAvO
been committed here recently seem b
Indicate that there II . professional
burglar In the community.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

always keep bottle IN the hoass, saA
Mrs. Dukes thinks Il has done hse
more good than nythtng she has svsg
taken.
"My little 10y ten years old, was Raas
and had but ittfs mo. He began 70 aso
Psrsas the day hia mother begAa.
To-A9y his ADce is r0sy. and he q outtA
the yard running and jumping with the
rest Of the children"
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25

workngnans home usually With family Children of
and both being rsad Thsy subject ght all
mnt winter and summer doctor s.nt for tine py ek
mes oocura The expense will kssp the hmiy poor.
In such housshoM Psruna becomes bng prompty mss
the ailments cold winter of
stitch in time nine doss Of Psruaa prevents
serious and extended Hines many
The Wokngmsn that
friend and
dollars every year.
Cañon City record., 1907-07-25
Noeiee - Taxpayers.

The County Assessor will sit to
hear complaints and to adjust values
Thursday. August sth, 1907.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
FOR SALE
DI;sINTss PROPERTY.


 k22, 50o-Central brick store. rented for three years at s1SOO This will net T per cent and is in location that will enhance in value. S30,000-50x140, with two-story brick, rented for $2400. This is on Second avenue, east of Twenty-third street; will net per cent and also increase in value. S20.000-Vacant lot, 25x1s2H2 feet, on First avenue east of Twenty-first street. Have tenants for an $S000 on this lot at $250 per month.
 $S5, ,000-22Iax100 feet, on Twentieth street, between Third and Fourth avenues. north.
 s7o,o00-4Oxl20 with four-story building, renting for $500 per month, centrally To- cated.
 INVESTMENT PROPERTY. R250-10)x10O. corner of Fifteenth street and Seventh avenue. north. Has four good houses renting for s720, and 25x75 in corner is vacant
 n0,000-200X140 on corner of Avenue D and Twenty-second street. Has five houses renting for $69 per month and room for more This is a good investment. 1lS.500-Corner of Twelfth street and Ave nue H, with five modern, new cottages, renting for S1S24 per year, and rent will be increased when present bases eX- pire.
 k36O0-90xGO. on Belt line. Tenth avenue, north. between Twentieth and Twenty first streets, splendid location for ware house.
 E500-2O0X120 Tenth avenue, north, be- tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, renting now for $672. k5100-50x240, with two-story brick house ogl alley renting for s4SO. $22 500-Modern flats on South Highlands, renting for s210 per month. H5,000-50X140. with tWo-story, fifteen-room, modern house, renting for $9O0. This is on Fifth avenue near Seventeenth street. kS600-9Ox6O, on Belt line Tenth avenue, north. between Twentieth and Twenty irt streets, splendid location for ware house.
 f500-200x120 Tenth avenue, north. between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, renting now for S672. E510O-50x24O with two-story brick house on alley. renting for S4sO SS500-1O0x14O, eight houses renting for s1104 per year. Corner "C" and Thlr teenth street.
 HOMES. ss250-AIodern. eight rooms. large alley, corner lot; two-room servant house and large stable, on Eleventh avenue, south, near Eighteenth street. $6000--Nice seVen-room house on Tenth avenue, south, near Nineteenth street. $9000-Modern ten rooms lot 67Iax20O, faces east, two-room servants house, stable, two complete bath rooms, No. 926 South Thirteenth street. $6S00-Two-stor seven rooms, alley, cor ner, faces south. Tenth avenue, south, near Nineteenth street. $5000-Modern. seven-room cottage, beaut- fut lot on South Thirteenth avenue, near Seventeenth street. $10,000-Modern, ten rooms Eleventh ave- nue. south, near Twenty-first street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Read, Wondered and Then They
 Believed


  employed ypeo-
   the its mpr
 
 
  sanitary O with small Il EARLE enjoy of ghama and
   to the In side the city limits adva c g the noun
  in n o n elopmen II  sales n time and m LII md we  
 Rasr.zMs0vxR HG SkSkzs Asullip,,gu2sagOthg&A. li,,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Five Cent Car Fare City Water and
 Other Advantages

 Weeanprv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
SMITH & STILLMAN,
2O5-2O6 Hood Bldg.

FOR SALE. S7000-New 9-room residence; two bath rooms furnace; everything jam-up to date; pretty front; South 14th avenue, South Highlands.
 $1250-On easy payments; pretty lot; love ly shade trees; sanitary connections, all street improvements paid; in fine community, near car line, North Haven; we will build house to suit you on this lot, on unusually easy payments. S350-$5O cash, s10 month; elevated lots, with cement sidewalks; near car line, Helena and South Park stations. S2250-$250 cash, $20 a month; broom cot tage; city water; on corner about 100 feet frontage near Helena and South Park stations, North Bessemer and South Ensley cars.
 $14U0-Easy payments corner on 11th ave nue; sanitary sewer; street improve ments paid; will build house to suit you on easy payments.
 S2SO0--6 nice lots and good houses; rent ed to white people, bringing s35 a month; must act quick if you want this. INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE COM
 PANY OF ALABAMA,
 HARRY LYON, Sales Agent. Bell phone 764. 210s First Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Brenau Summer School and Chautauqua,
Gainesville,
GeOrgfn.


  Ancient Ridge beautiful degu climate mineral of and  Write Fol -su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

SPECIAL BARGAINS. $175O-One- third cash, corner lot 6I.5 feet front on Glen Iris car line, corner Ala bama street. $35OO-Beautiful cottage, modern in every way, Richmond Place, near cars. $60OO-Only 5000 cash, S-room modern 2-story house half block from 10th St., South Highlands $20O0-Corner, 100 feet, half block of cars 27th St, south. $20O0-Only $250 cash balance $2o month, broom cottage on hill near Ann St.
 s. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell phone 24 223 Fist Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
S45O0
C. F. STEER, PLY First Ave.

FOR SALE. s1O0Q--Lot 23rd St. 11th and 12th Ayes. xs5 Pr Ft nice 11th Ave. corner. S7500-2-story res. 18th St., Ha blk 12th Ave.
 S2000-Lot 60x190, Norwood, near 12th Ave. S275O-M Modern N. Higlds. cotg., rents $500 s65 Pr. 1t, Sth Ave. and 25th St. cor sI00O0-W. 20th St. place, rents s900 $2250-6-R. cottage, 18th St. Sth and 9th avenues
 s35O0-N. 20th St.. broom cottage S65O0-2-story cor. res, 7th Ave. bargain. $5250-S-R. 2-story brick res, good fix. SIP, ,0O0--5o it. 5th Ave. 23rd and 24th; impvd s12OO0-5O it. 5th Ave. 22nd and 23rd Sts. SIP, ,5O0--1Oo it. 4th Ave. cor, see this. $500 Pr 1t. 18th St. 3rd and 4th Ayes. sl6.0O0-2-story brick, 18th St, near 2nd Ave.
 s6500-Alley cor. 22nd St. A and B. slsO0-Choice lot Louise, near Glen Iris s275O-Big lot, 12 blk. s. 20th St. S1050-95x10O, 32nd St. c and H. sl5.OO0-Rhodes' Circle res, big fine lot.
 R. M'CONNELL & CO.,, Phones s10. 21o7 Sd Ave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
SAVAGE DRAMATIC SCHOOL.

The Savage Dramatic School is "a
school for character building and prep
aration for life. II believes with our
Belgian contemporary Maurice Mae
terlmck. that the highest aim Of The
soul should be TO make beautiful its
own inner lie. You viii speak best
when YOU live best for oven art is inc
extricably bound up with life IL takes
time TO make people realize that the
work is educational and not supcrfiu-
GUS.
When we study in The light of psy-
chic principle we gain "a natural sty re-
OF speech, indeed. the Worl "uaJur3l~
best expresses the aim of modern pN-
precision MANY "a good sermon cor oth-
en- public address has been spoiled by
lack of knowledge of the correct priu-
Dlples of voice use. A great deal OF
expression work, such as walking,
breathing. voice exercises. besides
physical culture and ciucuuou cam Dee
put TO a practical use 300 Womcu's clubs
Miss Francis Savage. principal of
the Savage school. is ~luG 90 talk the
matter over with amy who wish tu enc
gage lon this line ol work.
Tho course OF study consists OF
physical training Ion harmony with lli-
crary Interpretation rhymiD olncins.
the art of conversation, dramatic ace
t,on. voice culture. tone luusuugr. hud-
ilv ,xprsssiuu story tcllug, life study
uorspnatiou. original work, uldleot
studies. hints FOR the arraug mtuis
of programs and suggestions Tor dran--
utizng books. "a thorough reheif.lns ol
Shakespeare and classic plays. comedy
s1clofy auo modern cusluWlue. "lhe-
%
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
SHARPS and FLATS

a new orchestral association has
Doom formed in Nionua. n cousist-
o. hN players, who int.nd to give eacn
season 90 concerts with popular proc
s.ams. Tho cost OF "a season uckot De-
b bo only So.
haacagni finds thlt d pays 10 ro-
operas that have Called. llis
was a failure in Milan. Gcu-
i venice, bologna. ana Turin rorcn
afs ago. Tie has now improved tho
'ig ana la tho new version tho op-
''a has proved decided success
some Of Inc English critics appear
l'fe escaped the curious foYer thHt
lo have seized the public" uH
LONDON Times remarks regarding
~ lidH1lni fur1fe. n refers 90 The
D. rumpnrisOnsf of this sing p
~ such artists as Pitu and Media,
lN goes on to say. considered enc
-'t without reference 90 the public
excitement, tho lady. n must be- ud-
.''N. uses beautiful and well-pro-
voice with rare Skill tier Csc
Nl'h ni scales ana ornaments b. al-
' comparable to that Of Nine.
rl'a ana she has the power Of put-
FlD1t deal Df warmth into her
She bias all the advantage
"' elhso expert nee, and is a
tlahla actress. only Doe one re-
'' Pea there conspicuous defect ln
.'hsihE and thar o. that She docs
hesitate 40 break any phrase in
'n breathe quite rnniferi lIi 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

We arc pleased to present ms n now
star bon the local musical ornament
Mr Andrew Bowman Iatc vocal in-
"r1eior at the American Cousarva-
tory of Music, Chicago Notwlthstand-
ms One fact that Mr. Bowman re-
turned tp 5ut Lake only Boo August last
he has already created "a decidedly fave
orahIr impro sion. aud bias established
himself ua singer and teacher of
vocal ml ic oi mIrtad ability As proof
ut nia success cas- "a teacher during his
connection with Ono institution meu-
Toned above. AIM boHmau can point to
several ot hH plpIif who are now Oc-
cupyill lucrative positions ln Chiraoo
churchc.
AIM H1Wmau's studios are al COO
I.mpIoiou Building Salt Lake. and
esq IWeniY-third street Ogden