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Won't Oyster Bay onj~y a good
sleep row!
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Tho explanations Of Mr. ArchiboId
are certainly very oily.
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A. monSy increases. the love Of y
iscrcascs. -Germaa.
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PROVERBS AND Ps4aSsss.

"A thon vsIu"si thyscif. so shall
others crtccm thoc.--Grcck
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

Many OF the little verses Whio
she gives at her monologues have
become very widely known. My
old man" 1.-Two hard days for moth
or, and others, while one who can :
hear her Home" with eyes that are
dry must have grown hard indeed
in the battle of life.
Mrs. Bonds son is associated with
her in the management of her bust
ness, which has grown to such pro
portions as to require all his atten-
ton, and the name of the firm,
Carrie Jacobs-Bond and Son, recalls
Smith Boy and His Mother" Mrs.
Bonds verses and songs always
have helpful meaning and this
is especially true of her latest COM
position, as yet unpublished. Don
you Lis'en," which will, as the days
pass, comfort many poor heart.
The future is full of brilliant
promise for Mrs. Bond. Her COM
positions are sold as soon as writ
ten, one might almost say in adj
vance, and her engagements far
ahead are most flattering.
Mrs Bond in her home is always
the same, and to sit in her music
room ami hear her sing or recite is
to forget all else and have
glimpse of the world of poetry and
music in which she lives Success,
while very dear TO her. has left her
UNCHANGED save for an added JOY
in her life. She is the same true
hearted. sympathetic woman that
she was in the years gone by when
she wrote her first songs and gave
them TO the public.
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he Deaf Hear

l want to send every one who is deaf,
or hard of hearing, my little booklet /
WILL AID YOU TO HEAR, without oper-
alton, treatment pain or discomfort and
at a cost within reach of anyone Just
please read my booklet. 1t will convince
You l have what YOU want.
n PETIT, 4lo Fulton ST. Troy, N. Y.
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lCured N yRupture
Will ShowYou How
To Cure Yours FREE!

| was helpless and bed-ridden for years
from a double rupture. / wore many diff
ferent kinds of trusses Some We're tor
lures, some positively dangerous, and none
would hold the rupture. The doctors told
me could not cure it without surgical
operation. But l fooled them ALL and
cured myself by simple method which I
discovered. Anyone can use it, and / will
send the cure free by mail, postpaid, to
anyone who writes for it. Fill out the
coupon below and mail 1t to me today.
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A GIF TED WOMAN.


after all, the wife of a physician
who lived in the lumber lands of
the north, came to Chicago, bring
ing with her few songs she had
sung to her husband and her boy
in their forest home. 1t was the
husband who urged her coming, for
he said, 81 feel that those songs
have too much merit to be known
only in our own home" Here she
met that gifted woman whose "Am-
Der Beads we love to cherish, and
encouraged by her went TO the larg
est music house in the city, with
the result that they not only bought
the songs she had with her, but
promised to buy any others she
would send. OF her, amber"
wrote, "A dear tramp who came in
one day to leave song and stole
my heart away"
Soon after, a great sorrow came
to that tree-embowered home and
+. in an instant the husband was talk
en- away. Crushed and broken
hearted, the wife left so suddenly
alone found her only solace in try
choricbad for NV ona 49,, -,
write. Some one has said mo one
can sing Well till the heart has been
broken" and while that may be an
is ,,,,,oI +r,,+h ~ ~ tha,,sh ~ ~. 80,
n,,,, No an,,,;o1 ~ ~ 49, s ~
boar+ &c ~ INC IL,
~
ne sorrow Oh hef NE mas been
nel lhsplra.ioii, ana from her own
heait sue mas sung 10 lhe heart OF
h'iiiiaii's alia won III. lhose early
SONGS mace plaee iof themselves
mieieNel iieafu. 10 you remember
. u,s,n rye 10 we olleh, Dear,
iieii 10 Want You Most, ana
many o.l,ei SONGS IRON hef very
neai ~ rne iieaf's vi ,ilose VINO us
'eiieu ne puss writer lelt, now
Nei' me neeu vi closer louch WIN
'iie iiiusiedi MOTTO IMAM she had
Nsei iidu' W NJ liel nor 'lle WORK
aiie saw more ana more was hers
~ Wv ohe nau peeli roma Oh music
iioiii Siiii'iioou' WIN one Oh those
piieiioiiici,al ilieiiioiies on "hlch we
"eIdsioiiaiis near. Wheh llttle
-, nm. srais vi az, III leF james
s'iis' F" 10 noun. sue Went 10 con
'ell given ny Dililu ON, where ne
7|'e sunni VI ms Wohuefiul leats Oh
l'ias ing coillposlllon after near
ms ~ once All Olu man rose IN
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satisfy this ambitious soul.
From Berlin, David F'rangeon
Eavies wrote: Il am fond OF vio-
let's. that's why | like your songs.
There's work in the world for such
as YOU. Many thousands are await
ING Your message
From Nordica, David Bispham,
Genevra tombstone Bishop, Amy
Fay, Bogea Oumiroff and many
others, she has received the most
itatterins letters and the heartiest
on easement possible-their use of
her songs.
During the past winter Nine
Schumann Heinck has been singing
one OF her latest songs, His Lul-
laby," and wherever she has sung
it has won much applause, various
press notices calling it the gem of
her group OF songs. Now you know
of whom | am writing, for in all
the world there is only one Carrie
Jacobs-Bond
When her first book of songs was
published there appeared upon the
cover an artistic wreath of wild
roses, and this has come to be the
emblem of her work She has pub
lished more than three hundred
songs besides the many little
stories in verse" which remind one
of James Whitcomb Riley, being
pictures of heart-life told in dainty
dialect
Whether it is as composer, poet
ess. singer, elocutionist, pianist or
publisher, Mrs. Bond has put upon
all her work the stamp of her own
Wonderful individuality and made
herself famous along that line She
has published all of her songs and
Poems from her own home and the
Bond Shop as she calls the room
from which have come so many
sweet songs, has been the place
where a favored few, some of them
the great artists of the world have
been glad to see this world known
composer with her work about her.
During the past eight months Mrs.
Bond has been almost constantly
on the wing, giving recitals from
one coast to the other and beyond.
for two months of the time she
spent in the Hawaiian islands. to
the beauty and loveliness of which
she has paid most loving tribute.
IN DEAR HAWAII.
know an isle where skies are blue,
With ocean beach like sands of
gold
Whose waters CLEAN with rainbow
hue,
And hearts and love are never cold.
All. could | dream forever more
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In dear Hawaii,
In dear Hawaii.

In November, she went to the
White House and sang for Presi-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt and a few
friends in the east room of the Capt.
toll. In speaking of it she said. 81
shall never forget my feelings as
sat waiting in that historic room.
felt afraid to sing my SONGS and
then | looked up and saw that was
sitting beneath a great picture of
Abraham Lincoln In a moment
like a panorama passed through my
mind al the events which had had a
place in that room and wanted,
like others who had been there be-
fore me, to give my best and ! was
not afraid" She cherishes as one
of the souvenirs of that occasion a
picture of the president with a kind
recognition of his appreciation of
her work, written with his auto
graph under the photograph
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IN DEAR HAWAII.

know an isle where skies are blue
With ocean beach like sands of
gold,
Whose waters CLEAN with rainbow
hue,
And hearts and love are never cold.
All, could | dream forever more
Upon this peaceful restful shore;
To Just dream on and never wake,
Until eternal dawn shall never
break
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

tary Palmer Of the Pueblo Business
Mems association. and Henry Hutton.
went to TloFe1ce this morning where
they intsrviewed the merchants In re-
lation TO the great electrical enter
prise that II expected to do % much
to develop the resources Of the Ar
kansas valley.
residents Of Pueblo, have come to
Canon City with the intention Of max
Ing their homs here. They have taksa
. house at the corner Of Teath street
and RnAd aysnue, which they will oc-
cupy during the winter months. Next
they expect 70 build on nve acre su-
burbaA tract thay purchased several
months ago. Mr.. Harvey was . school
teacher In Illinois bsSore coming to
COLORADO.
HI Heary's Ainstrels gave . high
grade eatsrtainmsnt at The opsra
hoass last evening and sent away .
goodly sised audisace with SMILES Of
satisfactton. The old saying that
miastrel shows are ali alike b usually
correct but not % with HI Hsnry and
his company ~ they pcsssss those
features which count % much With
any company. GOOD orchsstra and
all thoss Who atts@ptsd to ang are
vocalinEs. Pat Crawford. the leading
eomsdiaa. - . star we'll placed With
q strong company and gave the people
what they paid for-a good laugh.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen 8chiaf and
daughter. lste OF Wlatsrsstt, Iowa.
have arrived here and taken posses-
sion Of the property thsy recently
purchased from Mrs. A. =. McDonald
on Walnut street. Lincoln Park. The
property In question consists Of .
ons-acre orchard with 1ne improve
msnts. for which Mr.. Schlaf paid
$4,000.
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Tu0sAv.

Four car loads OF material to be
used In the construction OF the water
works pipe line we're unloaded BY the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad com
pany In the Royal Gorge this morning.
II was unloaded at half a score Of
places along The railroad track be-
tween Gorge station and the Hanging
bridge. The material was largely lum-
Der and bands for the water pipe. or
conduit.
8. H. Atwater returned to Pueblo on
Monday to look after his duties as
president OF the KAnsas-Colorado rail-
road and power companies. It 10 un-
derstood that there are some sur
prises in store for the people OF Canon
City In connection with these enter
prises by which they will be mater
ially benefited. Il In understood. how
ever, tina. this community has little
chance of securing either Of the three
great electrical power plants which
II 10 proposed to establish.
Mrs. u. II. Hinman, mother OF Roy
L. Hinman Of the sales force at ]. NJ.
Anderson q Co.'S grocery store. left
on Monday for Grlggsville, Illinois.
where she vii spent the winter,
DR.. Pitt A. Wade returned home ON
Monday from \ several days business
trip to Nebraska In the interest OF the
Great Western Wool Growers Corpor-
alton. of which he 10 president and
general manager.
Mr.. Taylor 10 repairing and tuning
the pipe organ at the First Presyter-
ian church and In the meantime Miss
Gail Conoway. orgAnist will take .
two weeks course OF organ lessons OF
Prot. 0chweichxer In Denver.
Henry Hutton viii 20 TO Pueblo ON
Wednesday on business connected
with the Kansas -ColofaAo Power q
Railroad company. The ofacefs OF the
company are In Denver today nego-
tiating for the purchase Of The road
bed and terminus Of the Coolraao.
Texts q Cult line. II Il sucoeeds IN
closing the proposition The road will
b oleotrifte0 hetWoea Colorado
0priAop end DsAver and cara Operated
% tt
". A. Matlock, ssnsral sales assat
enr ne DoAver LaAA and lrfaGa4lna
eempAay. Aao beaa h DeAvsf 1bP tAe
pase vssk. ~ b expooes1 - rstnra
= c1nan 0ty u . eou AeUA ~ WssA
- bD11ne - gsene DeAa1e1se roeer-
-. NAl11 - hril1s Eaaa - MI.
cn)oA ea3 - u1et enstsur
- = p1o ~ n1s1cE. y -, -
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FROn OUT on FoUR ME.

Last week Mr.. Augustine's haystack
took dre, as was supposed, by one Of
the children dropping a match. but
the section hands who were near by
and other neighbors ran to their as
Stance and soon extinguished the
flames.
Jim Curtis is marketing his hogs.
He has the second largest lot of hogs
ON Four-Mile.
The cabbage crop is about pulled
and marketed
Mrs. Forbes and children are visit
ing at NJ. d. Nations.
Mr.. Runnyon Is running the John
Law farm, formerly the W. c. Smith
farm. =
Mrs. Beech. from Cotopaxi. is visit
ing her father, Mr.. Hurd on Main
street
Eugene Greenwall. son in law of
Jim Curtis, is going to Washington.
D. C. where he has a government po-
sition as electrician. His wife will re-
main with her parents temporarily
and Join her husband later.
The lovely weather ON Sunday af-
ternoon brought every automobile and
old plug into business to accommodate
the pleasure riders. ..-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

The Wednesday Musical club 10
meeting this month with Mrs. w. l.
Morris. 902 Rudd avenue. This morn
ing the subjects OF study were: de-
velopment of organ and clavier play
ing. and "Clavier and elavichord
compositions" these topics being tax
en- By Mrs- Lane and Mrs. Dale The
Nocturne. Twilight" BY Hattie Lands
Martin. Of Gunnison, which took flrst
priss In the recent State Federation
musical contest. was played by Miss
DalA
Il isnt 30 difficult to strengthen Q
weak stomach ii one goes ut 1t COR
rectly. And this IL true Of the heart
and kidneys. The old fashioned way Of
dosing the stomach or stimulating the
heart or kidneys ID surely wrong! DR..
GhoOp 0rst pointed out this error. 60
70 tie weak or ailing nerves Of these
organs" said he. Each Inside organ
has its controlling or INSIDE nerve"
Whsa these nerves fail then those or
gans must surely falter. This vital
truth p leading druggists everywhere
to dispense and rseommsad Dr.
0hooD's Restorative. A few days tsst
viii surely tell! Sold BY Rambo 4
Simon.
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lten< fro CsAeRaxl.

Last Wednesday evening a number
of people gathered at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Kaess In honor Of
Rev. and Mrs. Buckner. who had just
returned from Kansas on their honey
noon. A very pleasant evening was
spent at the close of which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Aiken and children are in Den
yer, this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. r. W. Beach is spending a few
days in Canon City visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hurd.
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Deafness Cannot be Cared.

by local application. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness 10 caused BY an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining
of the EustAchian. Tube When this
tube Is inflamed you have \ rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
il is entirely closed, deafness In the
result. and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition. hear
ing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by c4tArrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free. -hF
F. ]. CHENEY Z CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, I5c
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
pstion. '4
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Annual Mee4ine Il StseAAssssRs.

Annual MeetiHg II Se0ekAsa1aRA
Notice Is hereby given that he reg
ular annual meeting OF the stockhola-
ers OF the Lincoln Park Crooked Ditch
Company, will be held at the Lincoln
Park school house, on the seventh
day OF December 1898. at 1:30 p. n,
for the purpose Of eiecting Eve 90
directors for the ensuing year. Of max
ing an assessment rs required BY Law.
for the expenses OF maintaining .aAA
keeping In repair the bitches. aAA
property of said company. and HDr
transaction OF such other business -
may properly come before the meee-
ing. 'Es'r e - As
BY order of the Board of Directors
d. W. ROSS. Pres.
J. P. FARMER, Secy..
. First pub. Nov. 5. 1905. wS,
Last pub. Nov. %, 1905
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

Harold McGrAth. OF Victor. spent
Sunday in Canon City with his grand
parents. who have recently removed
there from Cheyenne. Wyoming
Cripple Creek Times.
J. A. Crank has awarded q contract
for the erection OF comfortable
dwelling house to be built on his lots
on Upper Floral avenue.
Ell Elrod Of South Canon left this
morning for La Crosse. Kansas. whore
he will establish a moving picture
picture show. similar to the one he
conducted until lately At Florence
Judge ". 8. Bailey was called to
Denver on Friday and will 60 from
there to LeadvilIe where he will pre-
side for several days at the Lake
county district court at the request Of
Judgs Chas. Lavender. y,
A. f. Wilson. DIR. r. n. Carrier. r.
-. Harding and Hurd Plummer left
Sunday night on q duck shooting trip
10 the lakes near Lamar. Waterfowl
are reported to be unusually abundant
In that section of the state at present
The members Of the mid-vfnter
club, who held their 6rst meeting for
the current season with Mrs. J. E.
Keese on North Seventh street, were
delightfully."- entertained last Friday
by Mrs. Walter spreyer. They will
meet With Mrs- Dsdrich Cooper I'm No.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12
The PfesiAeat IN the C0mpalgA.
From the Review of Reviews.

Abo Hresb4O4S u - C81P048As
From the Review of Reviews.
There was a good deal of pressure
brought to bear upon President Roose-
welt early in the campaign to make .
few speeches. and while there 10 NO
law. either written or unwritten.
against such participation In the cam
paign by the president of the country.
it was Mr.. Roosevelt's opinion that 1t
would be better to follow what has
been the general custom In many
ways the president has helped to put
vigor into the Taft campaign. and to
make the high motives and untarnish-
ed character Of the Republican candi-
date clear to the people OF the country.
He has been consulted about the con-
duct OF the campaign. and has follow
ed every step in its progress with his
usual ,keenness Of insight and un-
equaled talent for practical politics.
He has been careful to allow Mr..
Taft,s personality to make its own
,impress upon the public. and has well
known from the beginning that the
foolish charge OF Mr.. .Taft's being
merely Roosevelt's candidate would
answer Itself. Mr.. Roosevelt did not
force Mr.. Taft upon the party. but
rather in sensible and proper way
helped the party to reach a cordial
and unaAimous agreement upon the
man best fitted to be the standard
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

Ce3e19aAed Seventh 1aft3a0.
Edna Grey celebrated her ssvsafA
birthday Saturday by entertaining Q
number Of her girl friends- Tho I'm
ing room was beautifully decorated iA
pink and white. thee olors were al1O
carried out in the luncheon. TAe amir
noon was spent in games and musac-
The photographer came and took -
children's pictures while they were
assembled around the dining tabls.
Those present were: Estella Sprs1o.
Alice Oates, Threxxia Thompooa.
Helen Seamen. Lynolla Carter. AAA
Burton, May Maclevaney. Lucille Nafs-
don. Esther Shultis and Allene
= ONE PRESENT.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12
FEEBLE OLD LADY
Has Strensth Restoeed BY
sVanol -


Mrs. Michael Bloom of Lewiston.
Pa. who 10 50 years OF age. says: FOR
a long time have been 20 feeble that
l have had to be wheeled around In
an invalid's chair. had no strength
and took cold at the slightest provoca-
ton. which Invariably settled On my
lungs. and q cough would result Ny
son learned OF the cod liver prep
aration called vinol. and procured .
bottle for me. II built mp my strength
rapidly. and after taking three bottles
am able 10 do most Of my work. and
l can wfik . quarter OF mile easily.
Every agea Or weak person Who re-
quires strsagtA should try vlnol. am
delighted With what II has dcas for
Wo."
A. Ao1y b0il0er AAA strsagtA crsa-
TOR Tor el1 psopls. dslioats cAil1rsA.
weak. ruA-1DWa psrssaa. aAA afosR
eickaess. vlnea b una1ssllsA- n \
eAlls - u1vo e.11s1aseasA ~ Vim -
tara ~ nnat
onLI DUga - OANoa CAT
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-11-12

pected that hydraulic power would be
used in the building Of the embank-
ment about November 18th. but delay
In the installation of the pipe line will
necessitate q postponement for . con-
pie of weeks ct least
At q meeting Of the Horticultural
society held last Saturday afternoon,
the question came up, Shall we have
an institute with display Of fruit. and
q short course this winter" The ON
GERS will be pleased to hear from any
interested parties their views ON the
subject. Send post cards to T. H.
Robbins, president or e. p. Arthur.
secretary. The question should be de-
cided early that including exhibitors
may be prepared.
secretary of the Canon City Merchants
association, It 10 learned that d. ".
Ross. who has bsen undergoing treat
ment at Nlnnequa hospital ut Pueblo.
for . couple Of weeks. 10 slowly Inn
proving and that an effort will be
made to bring him home in the course
Of four or i've days II convalessnce
continues. Mrs. Ross 10 at his bedside.
Mrsn II. 8. Maddox, who was called
to Galva, Kansas. last week BY the
illness OF her mother. telegraphed her
husband on Monday that the condition
Of the invalid was most critical and
that all hope OF her recovery had been
abandoned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Of lincoln Park
left this morning for Port Arthur.
Texas. where they will spend the win
ter.