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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
catserh Of the Bass1ee.

VoVOSvU ~ tWC Us900SS.
Mr.. james NJ. Powell, s3i Ksnsington
street, Kansas City, NO., writes
"About four years ago suhered with
. severe csEsrrh Of the bGa116er which
caused continued irriGafia9 ADd ioaia.
Twas miserable, and could mot stand
up or walk for any length a time with
out extreme wesriness Snd pain.
began taking Per0ns and IL greatly
relieved me, and in eleven weeks ! WAS
completely cured, and felt like . new
man."
kD6neys sad Liver Affected.
Mrs. Carrie King, T3O North Cascade,
Colorado Springs. Col, writes:
"Peruna has been my favorite and
only household remedy for nearly Ave
years. 1 have suffered for years with
biliousness, and kidney snd liver
trouble. II l caught little cold, the
pains were increased. and bAckache and
headache were of frequent occurrence.
"However. Peruna cured me-twclve
bottles made me n new and healthy
woman. For three years have en- njoyed
the best Of health. keep Peruna CON
stantly in my home. II my husband or /
catch cold or feel indisposed, few doses
Of Peruna never hsn to restore ss.'
Mr.. M. T. Ganney, Corpus Christi,
Texas, writes:
81 can certify to tho truthfulneaa of
Peruns Gs csfsrrh cure. and am rec
ommending It to every one. I am prac-
tically we'll OF the catArrh In my nose,
throat and head"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
FOUND DEAD AT HER HOME
on WEDNESDAY MORNING

Mrs. Mary Annie Tripler was found
dead on the floor at her home. ZIG
Cottonwood avenue, East Canon.
shortly after 6 o'clock Wedne esday
morning by her twelve year old grand
nephew. Marion Ringle. who had gone
to the house to build a fre in the stove
for her. as he had been In the habit
OF doing for some time. Mrs. Tripler
was aged "a years and II days and
was native Of Wales. but lived In
America for a long period.
The Ringle boy went to the homo OF
Mrs. Tripler at the usual time Wednes-
unable to get into tho house. He re-
turned home and reported the matter
TO his mother. wha, shortly afterwards.
accompanied him back to the house for
the purpose OF making an investiga-
ton. On peering In through: :sao Of the
windows Mrss. Tripler wns sesn lying
motionless on the hoor. The window
was raised and the boy entered the
room to fnd the old lady dead. al
though the body was not yet cold.
= The discovery was reported TO the
authorities and the coroner made an
inquiry into the AFFAIR. the result OF
which convinced him that death was
produced BY . fatty degeneration OF
tu0 neert D0c0dbeo WHU WluOW duu
lived alone iu the lcottage 1t 216 Cot
tonwood avenue. where she died. She
was an aunt of MrA Dau6-S SRingle
Of 2510 Main street, and has livedshere
fof several years. She leaves ono 500,
FNQbert d Montgomery -Tripier. whu
re31des at Fort Worth. Texas but who
is believed to be In Victoria. B. G.,
at present on business. An effort has
ben made to locate the son by tele-
graph, but thus far without avail
Arrangements for the funeral will not
be announced until eastern Relatives
are heard from
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
A COURSE TICKET FOR
4 DOLLAR SEYENTY.FIVE

The Y. NJ. c. A. has as its next at
traction on its entertainment course,
Slayton's Jubilee Singers, a group Of
eight colored artists, who sing plan
tation melodies and modern songs.
They were here two years ago and all
who heard them at that time are
anxious to hear them again.
There are in the six numbers yet to
follow three musicals, two lectures
and one impersonator. Tickets for
the remainder OF the season are now
being sold at $1.75, less than soc the
number. Tickets at Felter's Clothing
Store, Palace Drug Store and Seely's
Drug Store
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
WHAT DO YOU THINK

Here is a story that comes to US
from several sources.
A family in a rented house had the
typhoid fever. More than one case in
the family. The family has now recov-
cred and moved out.
The house has no sewer connections.
A vault in the back yard is used. 1t
is presumed that no effective disin-
lection has been made.
What do you think Of the danger to
the family who move into this house?
How would you like to be a near
neighbor?
Think of next spring when the flies
begin to swarm and carry the dread
disease!
Think of the cases of typhoid we
may have and the possible deaths!
There are ways of disinfecting the
vessels before they are emptied-but
1t isn't always as carefully done as 1t
should be.
There are ways of cleaning and dis
injecting a vault. but they are not al
ways carried out.
Out present health officer isn't paid
enough to expect her to trace up all
cases of typhoid and other diseases
and follow up such matters. No body
is, and it seems it's pobody's duty to
now.
If we had sanitary inspector who
gave his whole time and attention to
the office 1t would be his duty to look
after such matters.
II such an officer found and had one
%hok i,,fn oJo M
saved one neighborhood few cases
of typhoid fever next year 1t would be
worth all it cost even If 1t cost 81 500
the year.
II it were your family in danger
how much do you think it would be
worth?
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
WILL CARRY PLANS INTO
EFFECT VERY SOON

AS a result of the recent conference
with the committees from the Mer-
chants Association in relation to the
construction OF the Canon City and
Royal Gorge Electric railroad, the
following statement was issued this
morning by the gentlemen most d.
rectly concerned in that enterprise:
Canon City, Colo, Oct. 28, 1907.
Messrs. Henry Hutton and D. W. Ross,
President and Secretary, respect
lively, of the Business Mems Associa-
ton.
Gentlemen
We beg to return our appreciation
of the courtesies shown us here rela-
tive to the City and Royal Gorge Rail-
way enterprise, and your assurance of
cooperation and support. and We beg
to assure you, as we'll as Messre. At
water. Rockafellow, Hudson. Coulter
and Biggs, members of the committee.
which your body appointed to confer
with us, that while we must be govern
ed In the carrying out Of our plans by
the financial conditions, as they con-
front US, and relying upon your as
surances of consideration for these
things. we shall carry out our plans
as expeditiously as is possible and con-
sistent with a proper regard for our
own integrity OF word and purpose,
Very sincerely yours.
JAMES H. PEABODY,
NJ H. COGGESHALL,
IRA MOWERY,
F. D. HEATH.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
YOUNG FOLKS SELECT
THEIR CITY OFFICERS

The children in Miss Kerr's room
have organized themselves into city
governments, each class having a full
set of officers.
The officers chosen are as follows:
B. Glass: Mayor, Dewey Simon !;
street commissioner, Helen; secretary,
Harold McLain; policeman, kaothy
Tyo; colors, red and white.
A. Glass: Mayor. Robert Innes ::
secretary, Emma Swanson; street
commissioner, Byron Othus; police
man, Tom Kennedy; colors. blue and
white,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
Kidney Disease, First Stage
Promptly Relieved By Pe=ru=na.

THE first stage Of Bright's Dis
/ ease Of the kidneys 10 known
ss the catarrhal stage.
Catarrh of the mucous membrane
lining the kidneys is the first act Of
drama that often ends - .
tragedy.
To stop the catarrh ts to head OF
the disease.
II Brights Disease can be relieved
during the catarrhal stage all VIII
be well.
Peruna has achieved . reputatioa
for mitigating catarrh Of the In
ternAl organs.
This explains why Peruna has
been used with SO much success
Oh in kidney diseases.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31

Ca1sa CITY People Have .Abssls1s
Prssf u Deeds at Hene.
It's not words. but deeds that provo
true merit
The deeds OF Doan's Kidney PiPlls
for Canon City sufferers havs maA0
theih local reputation. Proof Lies n
the testimony OF Canon City people
who have been cured to stay cured.
Mrs. C. p. Spencer. living at 80
Pike avenue. Canon City Colo. says:
Il suil retain the Same appreoaattna
OF Doan's Kidney Pills new 40 When I
publicly recommended them tAres
eyars ago. Early In the winter OF 1919
my husband secured his nrst supply oe
this remedy at Hunter PPalmsr's drug
store and after taking them for I short
time was cured OF pains across his
loins, trouble which had caused him
considerable suffering. and especially
at such times when he lifted anything
o. brought any strain on the muscles
of the hack. That hs derived lasting
benstts - -sxiAsaaad NA0ApetA AnE
- hns ssvsr bssa .Su1lssoA .a1kss ~
whom thsrs has kssa tAs lsaaG1aAisa-
lion of bankaahsror vsa11ncs1ss
the lnins an-asotal 10 DaMaS3AMy
pills has never fasssd 70 psompkiy aad
absolutely remove the discomfturA
My own experience with them has
been very satisfactory. and I can al
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31

down upon her, greatly to her con-
sternation and astonishment.
Attractive announcement cards, the
handiwork of Miss Dale. bearing the
names, Frank s. Perkins and Allie M
Powell, were presented to all present
as a souvenir of the event and will be
cherished as mementos Of one Of the
most delightful evenings imaginable
There were twenty-three young ladies'
present.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31

/ TIC Interest IS UEOuSut 10 Tue AttouuOu
Of the president or secretary or to any
meeting OF the organization 1t shall be
Immediately referred to the proper
committee for consideration and ac-
ton. provided that In any action for
the promotion OF a project requiring
the support of the entire organization.
such action shall be referred to the
full Chamber OF Commerce commit
tee.
Seventh-The president OF the as
sociation to be. ex-officio. the presid-
ing of1cer OF the Chamber of Com
merce committee.
Eighth-The Chamber OF Commerce
committee to have the privilege and
the power to refer any matter before
it to a general meeting Of the asso-
citation for final determination.
Ninth-The secretary Of the asso-
citation to act as secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce committee.
Tenth-All correspondence, calls
for meetings. etc. required by the
Chamber OF Commerce committee to
be performed by the secretary.
Eleventh-The advantage OF the
plan OF the Chamber OF Commerce
work by committees as above out
lined would be.
(a) 1t provides for the entire scope
OF Chamber OF Commerce work.
(b) The work will be we'll distrib-
! uted.
(c) The secretary and president
will at all times be In touch with what
is being done In the various lines Of
work.
(d) The effect Of the organization,
will be concentrated on feasible and
practical objects.
(e) The work OF this department
can be carried on at a minimum cost
The committee recommends that in
case this proposed plan Of re-organiza-
ton be adopted that q committee be
Immediately appointed BY the presi-
dent to revise the constitution and by
laws OF the association. 20 as to con-
form to the plan outlined In this re-
port.
The committee further reports that
in adding tho work Of civic improve
ment to the committe ON publicity,
1t was not intended that the associa-
ton should thereby In any manner ~
terfere with the work that has boen
10 zealously and effectively carried op
by the Civic Impross1k ESaSSe,
but rather to prov1aeSS : medium
through which this. Organization might
" desired, BY the League. cooperate
with 1t.
HENRY HUTTON.
..-- r. M. HARDING ~ e
DIR. w. T. LITTLE. .
ers GUY U. HARDY. n" =
70 d. w. ROSS. si'A
E. IL COMMITTEES.
R1naaee snl Nembsrship.
w, ID. Galley. chairman; David, L.
Robson, George F. Rockafellow. A. q.
Wifson, G. A. Linkins.
Legislator snd GeAernl Welfare.
| NJ J. Evans. chairman; q. H. At
water, James Turnbull, T. N. Harding.
I ~, A. H. Davis.
Publicity anA Public Inprsveneat
DR.. W. +. Little. chairman; d. N.
Collins. G. 8. Hudson, J. D. sldsbottom.
d q. Gibson.
Commerce ssA Transportation.
Geo. H. Sale, chairman; J. H. Pea
body. W. T. Wallace. Ben w. Rsa, d.
Y. Hodgip.
Agxseal1aro ard Mlsesalsnseus N.
AustEsoo.
A. p. Moleon. sAairMAn: q. a. NlGgs,
Gay .. Hardy. q II. AAlrsws, y 2.
f,syr, ~ Naq II ~ = -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WAS
ORGANIZED MONDAY NIGHT

The regular meeting of the Canon
City Merchants Association Monday
night was one of the most largely at
tended and enthusiastic in it's history.
and demonstrated as few of its prede-
cessors have done the esteem In which
it is held by it's members. From a
comparatively small beginning the as
sociation has grown in a few years to
be one of the most useful organiza-
tions of the kind in the state,I having
established for itself a recognized po-
sition in the community as a CONNER
cial agency. g.. -..
For several months past the matter
OF launching a chamber OF commerce,
either. as an auxiliary OF the asso-
citation. or, independent OF 1t, has been
discussed as 1t was believed that the
growth Of the city could and would
be subserved in that way. The propo-
sition was referred to a committee Of
the association for recommendations
and a report favoring a chamber Of
commerce was presented by 1t Mon
day night and unanimously adopted.
A resolution instructing President
Hutton to appoint committee Of three
members to revise the constitution and
bylaws Of the Merchants association
to conform to the report Of the COM
mittee on reorganization was adopted,
but up to the present time Its person.
mel has not been made public. The re-
port of the reorganization commit
tee is as follows:
To the Canon City Merchants Associa-
ton:
Gentlemen:
Your committee, to which was re-
ferred the matter Of the reorganixa-
tion Of our association with q vteW
Of providing a plan for Chamber o.
Commerce work in connection there
with, respectfully submit the follow
ing report:
First-The new organization shall
consist OF two departments.
(a) The reporting. adjustment and
collecting department to be carried on
substantially as now being conducted.
(b) A Chamber OF Commerce de-
partment to perform such duties as
are usually assumed by organizations
Of that character.
Two-The name OF the organiza-
ton shall continue to be "The Canon
City Merchants Association"
Three-The work OF the rating and
collection department shall. as now,
be under the supervision of the board
of directors. :.
Four-The general work Of the
Chamber OF Commerce department,
shall be under the supervision of q
committee Of the organization to be
known as the Chamber OF Commerce
committee. This committee shall be
composed OF hve subcommittee CON-
forming to the number in the board Of
directors in the association and de-
signated as follows:
(a) Committee on commerce and
transportation.
lb) Committee on finance and
membership. ~
(c) Committee on legislation and
general welfare. 7f9
td) COMMITTEES ON agriculture and
miscellaneous industries. VI
teDj Committee on publicity 81
civic improvement 'KasT
The chairman OF these committees
respectively shall be member, Of the
board Of directors and the entire coGA-
mittee shall be appoinfed by the pres
idsnt subject to confirmation By tho
board Of directors. and each commit
tee aAall have 1vo membeys. X
p1fth1nAA duties Of, tAees resDolos
i've sub-eoaAI1itses sAaII b 1oeA =
are asd1d1ts1cotv tAoif =rssDete1
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31

at her home. corner Ninth and River
streets. Thursday afternoon. Thare
was a large attendance and the oc-
casion was one Of more than ordinary
interest The honors of the game
were awarded to Mrs. Ted Harding.
she having won the greatest number
OF points. Dainty refreshments were
served.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31

in the east Canon City is fortunate in
having such strong banks and such
conservative bankers.
They deserve the support of the
business interests and the highest con-
fidence of all.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
THE CARD
CLUB THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Miss Edith Harrison entertained the
young ladies composing the member
ship OF the Five Hundred Card Club"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31

ed with the attitude of Council in this
matter.
The Aldermen present at the meet
ing were Messrs. Hiatt, Reeves. Okey,
Linkins, Garrett and Boyle. Mayor
Seely presided
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-31
take no other.

When you pass our store again Z
look at the pretty display of Royal
Gorge Tourmalines and the photo-
graphs of our mines on top of the
Gorge.
We're selling a lot of Tourma-
lines these Fall days. They're very
popular for presents and for setting
engagement rings. Let us show
some settings and our large variety
of stones IN
,.yst y ~ NJ G1$si&
=. ';..s 8. e. =. H. Co.
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

AAssAS 80 eitS / 0tASS 80 aS NeOASs
/, Ladies' coats and furs at w. B.
Wiswall's.
/ Livery and transfer: Barr &
Rose; phone Junta 90.
Pure mountain ice.-La Junta
Cold Storage Company, phone East 6.
Just received -one carload of
Pennsylvania Piedmont coal. Matt
Daniher.
For SALE-One Cadillac runabout;
nearly new. Inquire of the Handy
Auto Company.
Monthly school report cards. good
for any school district in Otero
county. for sale at this office.
A. NJ. Lambright. one of the legal
lights of Las Animas. was = La
Junta visitor on business Thursday.
Engine 1899 is out of the back
shop after a general overhauling
and has been assigned to Engineer
lNSll " SOIllOE.
A gang of painters arrived from
Topeka last Thursday morning to
commence final operations on the
work of painting and decorating the
new Harvey House.
| w. j. Hill, acting division master
mechanic, is receiving much merit
ed praise of the boquet variety. for
the way he has done his stunt dur.
ing the illness of H. d. Peyton.
Charles R. Kingsbury. who has
been on the sick list for many, many
weeks. was able to be down town
last Monday for the first time, and
is regaining health and strength
daily.
II We have in our employ two of the
best paper hangers in the country
and you don't have to send to Pu.
eblo to get your work done. Call or
1T. w. Richardson. No. IA West
H3tiyd strsst. ,s.,,,s.,s. , ,
EaAeh and you'll grow fat. 1anUl
anyway. The opportunity to laugh
and grow fat will be given to al
who attend the Catholic festival ir
Woodman Hall. November Goth tt
23d. Admission, 10 cents.
Glen Baldridge and Orville Bald
ridge are now running trains be
tween La Junta and Dodge City
both of the brothers having beer
promoted during the past month
Orville made his trip out'last Friday
night in charge of a drag" a mile
long.
George Duggins, who played {
short but brilliant engagement in thi.
city. departed for fields green anG
pastures new last Wednesday, ant
will go even as far as Birmingham
Ala, where he has secured posi-
tion with the Southern Steel Com
pany.
H Miss Helen Lux arrived in Il
Junta last Saturday afternoon from
a two months visit in the east
which included her old home il
Toledo. Ohio, New York City and
other points. Miss Lux has fully
recovered from her recent seriou.
illness, and is now enjoying the best
of health.
Rev. Conrad Bluhm left last Wed
nesday for a months stay in the
east, including Philadelphia and New
York City. During his absence the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
will be occupied by the Revs. Cor
ton. of Colorado Springs; Thomas
of, Canon City; Williams. Of Den
yer. and Prof. McCuish. Of West
minister University.
C. F. Kendall has been almost re.
juvenated since his return from
California two weeks ago, and is be.
ginning to look like his old-time sell
once more. having picked up amaz'
in9iy during the past fortnight. He
just seemed to know that this fortu.
nate condition would be brought
about if he could only some way gel
back to his dear old La Junta town
once more.
R. B. Pegram. travelling repre-.
sentative for Loose Wiles, Kansas
City, Mo-, and former well-knowr
resident of this place, arrived ir
La Junta tribune., 1907-11-09
NUMBER As
@ZI ZS|(1||Zg Zz1ZgS3%
NEW ARRIVALS

Side and Back Combs.
Newest Creations in Ribbons.
Kid, Silk and Golf Gloves.
Fancy Dress Trimmings.
Lace and Ribbon Collars
Chiffon open Scarfs.
Nobby Hand Bags Galore.
Belts Right in Every Way.
Furs, Better Values Than Ever.
Cloaks Silk Rain Coats.
Net Silk Lined Waists
White Linen Waistings.
Dress Skirts. Worth Selecting.
Silk Petticoats with Merit
Fancy Silk and Lsle Hosiery.
Caters in Desirable Colors.
Felt. Fur Top, Slippers.
Baby Shoes, Choice Make-ups
Ladies' Stylish Dress Shoes.
Val Laces, New Patterns
Bed Spreads. That Excel
tn VERY effort has been put forth to procure
the newest novelties and the best grades
in the above mentioned, and other lines,
and we wish to prove to- you their merit and value
at prices that are reasonable and right
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-30
Local Briefs.
DEATH OF JACOB MICHELS.


Jacob Michels died at his home
near Pueblo. Colo. Oct. 9th 1907.
after an illness of four weeks of ty-
pho,d fever. This sad news reached
here Monday evening casting gloom
over the entire community. MIR.
Michels was born Mar. II. 1875.
near Beaver. Boone county. Iowa and
spent his life there until FIVE years
ago when he moved to Arlon. He
was united in marriage to Miss Cora
Howreth of Woodbine. Jan. 9Th 1907.
and went soon after to q home near
Pueblo. Colo. In his death we see
the happy home circle broken. in less
than year.
He leaves to mourn his loss an aged
mother, four brothers. four sisters, a
young wife and q little daughter three
weeks old. There were nine children
in the Michels family and these were
raised to manhood and womanhood and
all were married. This is the first
death to occur in the family since the
death of the father, which occurred
when the children were young. The
widowed mother reared the large
family all of whom have been a
blessing and comfort to her. and
instilled into their young lives the
highest type of womanhood and man
hood.
The wife who is left so bereaved
was successful primary teacher in
our schools, she taught several terms
here. and has the sympathy of many
kind friends. God. in his mysterious
way has removed from this life and
transplanted to the life beyond. a
true husband a loving son and kind
brother.
May God help the bereaved friends
in this time of sorrow. one of the
greatest that can come to human fam
lily. May they be reconciied to say
"Thy Will be done.
Carrie Soehl. who died at Denisor
resided in Arion few years ago ane
many friends were saddened to learr
of her death. Much sympathy is ex.
tended to the aged parents. and the
sisters and brother.
Riley Talcott came from Oman;
last Friday and remained until Sun
day evening". He is attending bus
mess college in the city and enjoy
the work very much.
Geo. Binnall. and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. Langley Of Dow City
Mr.. Langley appreciated the visl
very much as it is lonely for hin
keeping bachelor hall while Mrs
Langley is visiting in Ainsworth
Nebr.
Mr.. Beno. wife. Mr.. Ellis and wifi
of Council Bluffs came up Sunda
morning and dined at the home Of S