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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
. Grrcidltc llubcS Nltcr.

D d) it cr, N..Y, 81. &llni. -
,,Sn ibrem Seine III Dem Nod)borprtc
9rodport lit geitern inn glter bon los
Sobren Srou Worp Geon gcitorben.
Sic mar oln 20. Ic5ember 1902 in
Nep- Sericp gcboren mo piIcgtc icit
fuit 100 Sobren tG9lid cine Eiciie 5l
rouden. Dor 5lpei So6ren nod bat
tic Ginbrcd)er, Die tic bcralrbcn mol.
ten, ooourd) aus ibrem Sollic D~crtric.
ben, OoB tic cine brellnenOc Hontpe
nad ibncn mari, lpproui OieicIbcn o.
bon ~lieicl.
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Gum Tiidcrci GummilIGr crnannt.

Gam 6run5i@co, Gal, 81. SIT
III. 49, T%r0iiocnt Snpio Stnrr >Sor6un
bon Scr Stonioro . llnipcriit0t lit
gum Tcrtrctcr Der Scr. Stuotcn IN
Ger iutcrnotiouolen Gpmmiiiion CT
nonnt moroclL ipclhe Die llntcrlu'
dung iIbcr Die 0eiebe bc5iiglib Der
Gii6crci IN ocn onlcrifoniid) = cana.
bilten @ren5gcmGlicrn onilcaen icll.
Gr trnt id)on bcllte Die Gciic nndGait'
port, DC, an, no er nit ocnt britt
id)cn GomIniii0r 5llannmclltrciicn
mir0
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TlGtc Dum sintcrcTc.

9nltimorc'S fins:
Gas @oibington . Wonltment am
Woilnt Gernon- uno @oIbinoton.
Flacc nno IN bcrIeIben Nadboridoit
Die Sobn Eager Solparo., sic Hoacr
.. SancpsS totile uno anocre 8erfe
Der 9ilobmierfunit.
GaS Shladtcn Nonlmcnt onl
Monument Square 5miifen Dem
Foltamt lino Sem SuitiSpololt, crrid).
tet 5ltr Grinteriing an Die Shlad)t
bonn ~. September 1914.
0nS @otion : Monltmcnt an
Wolnt Topal.a pclllle uno 2onpoIc.
Strabc, 81 gbrcn BON Sbcritliclltc.
nant &nl. $. @otion errihtct, scr in
1916 I'M mcrifoniihcn aric0c in Scr
Shlad)t bon Montcrcp iicl.
0as neue Observation-Disclosures in
Der NGbc bes @atiou-M onumcnts.
9oS Eoc.M ormment, bonn 9alti.
more 2cbrer.Scrcin ollf Dem Girdboi
Scr @cltminItcr. EreSbptcrianerfird)c
an SuDctte. inlo @rccncltroBe 81
GDrcn ocS Si1tcrS Cigar SlQen Eoe
errihtet.
SaS 81 g9ren ser Morplnno
Sbeilncbnler at ser Gepollttion boz,
Der nWarplano @cieuidoit oerS obne
Scr orlerifaniid)cn Hcpollttion" All
Scr Moltnt Topal Ylo5a erridtcte Nc.
polutionsOcnfmal.
SaS WcGonogb document alli
Ser 8reenmlolnt. Cemetery al Gbren
bcs @riinbers ser WtcG onogb- SdIle
fir @aiienfnoben.
9aS Gonfoocrirten-W onulncnt olli
Scr Mount TopaI Tlo5a.
Sas Columbus. 0enfmol bel ser
Samuel Ieabp.S dule al NortD. uno
Sarforo- Ipcrle.
SaS 8iloe.T enfmal All grpaolpa9
nlo Sairmount Iuenie, 5l @bren
oes Wriin0ers ocs DOB ScQons.Sr.
oelts.
9os @eQs. un0 WcGomaS. Tenf.
nal oil @ap. uto Iisqliitb Strabe,
sum anoenfcn al 5iuci MarpIono
Seloen ans Dem &rie9e bon 1911.
Eattcrlpn-Earf mo nod Die Sd)an.
6ell aus oem &rie9e bon 1914 Dor.
banoen limo.
Ser Suiti5poIuit at Galpcrt'.
3apettes, ct. Yarl. uno 2crin9tor.
StraBe, foitet $4,000 O0.
Sas Eoitamt, oitlib bonn Siliti5.
EaIait, unO oas Satbballs, oitIid) pom
ToItamt.
Gas Baltimore . Ohio . @ebGuoe
al Der Noronelt Ode bon Baltimore.
llno Gbarlesi trabe. .
GoS lici,c @cbGloe ser Sporbonf
bon Baltimore an ser SiiooIt.@de
bon Baltimore. uno G6arIcSltrnbc.
Garroa.Earf nit Dem alien Gar.
ron. Wanlipn.
0os nelle 3oageb1lloe at @ap-,
Wotcr.. un6 2ombatSitroBe.
Gas rSobns Sopfins' Soipitol"
an 9roabman Mominlcnt., @olie.
ilno SeficrionltraBe, bas erobartiglte
Soipital in Den Ser. Staatcn.
Gie .Sobns Sopfins' ltnipcriitGt"
Der HorosSoparoItrnbc, oic bcocll.
~2ebranitalt in oiciem 2nnoe.
9aS EeaboOp . SnItitlit nit gibIio.
tbef, aunitguQcrie uno Muiif-Gon.
Ierpatorium AT Wornt Serron. uno
@aibington.Elace.
Die Hieienpoffenbaae oes 5. Ne.
9intcnts an Freiton. uno Soffmnn.
StrnBe uno Farf- uno 2inocn.9 lpe.
Der Sfrattburm an Sapette. itlb
8rontitroBe, bas ein5ige nod itebenoe
gauiperf oieier 9lrt in 0en Ser. Stoa.
ten.
Die enoh Eratt . Srciblbliotbef;
oas Gentralaeb0ilbe itebt an Der Iul.
uno Cathedral : StroBe, uno
3weiggeb1uoe liegen IN alien Staot.
tbeilen.
Der Elnb an Baltimore . Strabe
lino Sopfins' YIacc. no Die Gongreb.
Safe itano, in melbcr @oit'ngton
ON 81 Oc,rmhcr t77c f,5t NJ +ofro-
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SdliffNfnrtcm

pom mo noh europa iibcr baltimore
oocr Nclp Norf, aoiiitc oocr 3miihel'
4.f. @rhicl, nhalanoiiheS @clo,
Grcbitbricie mo @eloicnOungcl.
Sbcu. s.. Sicncr & Gp.,
Nr. 217, Slt.YaltimorcsS trakc.
LIZ
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Gallagher, Der %anmciltcr.
GOO Bod, Hurb.2nfeipuub. 9tuenue.

$500 fanfcn einrs Der beiten Sipeifbdiscn
Sdnier in Sft'9aIiintorc. ons man fir baS @clo
erbaIten fann. 2crrafcu 5ronirrt, eerneniirte
Geiieniucee, S5ic unb aeIer uno cine 10 Sub
Sranclitb. ancp i'm eintcrernnbe; mpbcrnc pa
beatnlneE gbap9SfanaI. stnIhIuB; BE-. .@runo5ins
niir $40 nro Snbr. yiircnn Tr. 2537. Wuuu.
nent. straRe. Q4S)
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$4,000. 81 Derfanfcn: $4,000.

Sene neucn. mubernen 6ipciftbdiecn Sdifcr
on Der NorosSnrcsSiraBe, 3pifden Snirnlounts
aoeitlic ilro SupettesSiraBc. init alien iroocrs
neii Slnrtttlinaell; eenlentirte Seller. Spf uno
Mrofioirs. eniailtric Gaoepanncn NIB aiibens
uits9lltc. Wiarrnprircppen lilto s(Seiinfe, fduis
iare Srdiildge, Strnbel nit bitritiSirten 3icpcIs
tetnen qcptlaftert. gle miitieu gefebel ipcrocn,
I'M fe f6deet 5i fbuleu.
Widt ilcbnle SdirmpuIt @bcilie : g4aaauns.
lit mo SonntngS often. Ioentcn am VIabe.
Srunorttetbe $4,000 - feGsunooreibig Collars
bro Subr.
NaIter 8. NeitShaf,
(UfaitS-) Nauuntcrncbncr.
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Inftions Inscisc.
Snrdl ". y. 2pbc d 80.
GcrlpuitcrS. 8crfani
pcrtbuolen HadltsGincntbum3
HuI0iuritsSd Scifrrlnu, nm prthrf. Strnf r

'ffh wv
Hpfonc'ta0dc SctfcrIuIts Hio Sctbei, Strube.
Slc Uuicr6ctdncie (gicrpultcrtn oco yiuch
lanes Der pcritorhcncr linrO VI. Wiaribam miro
irali zines Ncicbla oea gNnilcnacribto ocr Giant
@aiitltntc ant Wuntaa, ben -. Suui 1905,
. tDr 9iddlntltags. nui 0ifcnilihcr stuiiipn an
M llllo Slcue oae aan5e 8rnnsitiid nnb Jan.
teh oerfdlltcIt, bGs al Der -ioropciis @de BON
Nellcrlolls hlb 9ctbels Strubc lieet. IS bat
elile Srnili BON eipd II SnB an Der Seiierion=
Sctbels Strube; hchuut nit eiuem Suetnnoeins
DGlbllndt9cn 5ieaclitcincrucu @rBnbaus, ais
Ar. 1920, Git eficrionsS trubc, bcfnnni. 81.
mem inbrltfcn @rInh5ino bon $1,000 inter
i%porlcli. Stes Nnus licGt iulerbuIb cines bal.
pen Nnulcr1cntcris bonn Nroabpabb NH lnbe
benz vSpbnS SopftnSsSofpiinl".
VcrfnntesS cotnaun9cn: gunr bel Der Nfatifis
fntiot hes %crlGIi3. bis III iucl6cr 3cit Sicucrlt
etc heQlidcn lpCroCu. Sepuiit bon SIUO Sur
Belt SC3 NCrfnuia bcrInnnt.
safe Seppft anb Srnit Sompauh uun Baltimore
NcrpnltcrilI,
o, ii. IL Suutbs Sirn6c.
u. y. Subc d 80.
tSiii24 -2U InIt,nltutpren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
N'ninm ". Sarratt, Collector.
UT. 81. GenirnlsSanf @cbdubc.
Srntrcs Ycriauf
pnn iucrtbpplicm YadtsGiscntbum,

bcfnuut ais
Tr. 2022, 202i, 2026 une 202S, @eit, Sapette.
Strahc.
strait cilcs Scfrcts nes 0rci0gcrihiS Der
Giant baltimore miro Der llntcr5ethncte ais
9rlitce 49,
am 9onnrrIfaa. bcn .. SuIt 1908, 4 ubr Wod,.
nt.tfdas. an Grt lno Stcle duf 6ffcnilibcr sIufs
ton oier @rnneitiidc, ichcs IL bel 50 sur. an
clllc 10 Sik hrettc IIlch arcn6cno. pcrfanfcn.
Scora %hcrfclbcl 1T bcbuli nit cinem mpocriIcn
3ipcitiodiacn iieQeIiteiucrncn gSpbnbaufc mro
lcocs %cilet idbrlihen @runb6inS bon $40 mn
icriuorfcn.
Ne6ngltt her 3abIrnaSs Neoinoun1err etc. fcbc
man ben .Nuiln Atccnrn." Sin Scnniit INN
ssillcnl .Nliiloert Collars miro fir icoc5 .Srnt
Sertdlt1e 9citcIlic Srllroiiitd n%crlnnot.
Witiam q. Snrruit. lruitce,
Fattiiuu a. Wahnn,
CSniii6. 80; SmIi2) yuftinroforcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Berf1ufe aiif Der biefieen GifPftd,'
borie.
FIRST CALL.

5000 lilo. JtbDS. I. lei. .............. So
2O0o Scab. Mir Cine icr. ............ 5iN
1000 GiiD & Cub. scr (2safbJ ....... .tO2
GO00 Cotton Suef r............... 73N
100 sim Der 1915 CS. ...........tO s
1000 Tito, Is. gigbt & 4oiuer I1aer..... 50
1000 sua. ms. & 81, so. Der. ........ ~
1000 GbuS. Con. 81. Ser. ............. ssh
80 Tito. Rbs. 5nno. (Gertp) ......... 10
5000 Giib icr, 1854. .............. 1884
80 Med. Rational Vdnf. ........... 90
100 "a. Diio, 5.................lO4 I.
1000 lltb. NbS. 6ino. Der. ........... 75K
5000 Seab. 3 Sabre Der. ............ 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

Carmen

In ieber @r6Bc bon 4 bis 81 1s, 900 gdern, In
MarpIano uIb nnocren Sftiinaten; ferner &c.
fddftsbGnfer uub NpBnbduicr in Baltimore uno
anf benz 2arse fuuft man ant 8iuiafien onr6
bic 8eneraisTacntnr bon German Nabenbopp,
Ill, Herb.GharleS. strahe, Baltimore, Wib.
(Sept1 .12Rt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

Gtablirt 1926.
G0ni0liDQteO Q0au 81,
1 Huro. WnD-S trasc.

Gin erobes Itioriiment pcrfnIlcncr Nianldns
Ten, ubreH mo Slllpeicil ~ ctrciH Frtoatal Scr
fatt nod inter buIbenl SuitCnprcis. gSir Qebet
nah ipte har liheralc SdrIcbeu uuf nllc gScrt6s
aegenitdhoe. Scitcns@inaalg 6url YripatsNii
reQII.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Gtcucugcinde,
al

Sir Elm gut erdugcilIs iriIbriGcs Iidbdbcit
piro cine Stelle IN eiIcr Brtnat Snmilic ais
Stltpc Der Suiisirau geln0t; IprItt Gn0IIib
Inn Scutib. 50 miro pentGcr aif bpbcn YubH.
ais uuf fantilidre Vebdnblung gcfcbcH. !gian
a%oreilire: ~. =. 20" Srutider Gorrcippubcnt.
I1h-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Su %ucrfaufcu.

$3.50 = Siir cincS iercr prabipo1er Sdls
fer nobe 4SuiteriprsFarf. Nr, 90. %. % etc,
gorosSdre 7StrdBe. Gefncrtirie 3rottpire. NcIs
Ter nno Sof: cmninirtc 9'noeipnuue urb aii,
d,enniegmb etc. $50 Soar iinb $4.05 pro $50
DE fnnieu cineS icrer ntoocrnen Sinier. @e'
fidbtiai ie uno iiber6eupi Gun. Sebr Icidic
Webinaunarn. Goparo Z. eturd, an Crit nno
Stene. 0uuit7,1NI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Wincn Vranb.

Butte, Wtont., a. Siuri. - De
5iiglidD ocs 9ronoes in Der NIneon.
on unO St. Saurcnce.W ii1c, ilber oen
Die 0cpeid)en geItcrn mieber bcridtct
bo6cll, crfl0rt Der General ctrieba.
letter @iaic pom Der yamol9omotc9
Copper Co., ous Setter, neld)ca ihon
I'M Sabre 1899 cntitonoen mo ieit.
Dem nid)t crloid)cn III, melt ca on oel,
Winenitrebcn uno Dem in oCn Gr}cn
entbaltcncn SdWcfel INNER nod
ncue9tabrunG iinoet, lei sur Belt nid)t
lflimmcr, ais IS Id)on 81 iuieocrbol.
ten MoIcn 9cpcicn lit, uno cs lieac
dbiolilt fcin @rlrno sur 0eumrHbi.
gltilg Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Sn %Dcrfanicn.

3n pcrfuufcn: =
3lpei aIte WiciiterOeigcr. gtudSuiruaclt int
-parmrnie Safr," Rr. IA, Ncit' SaHette. Ctr. .
uTD
3m ucrfaufcn:
Gin UrpcerDa mo Iropiliofo.p uoeH in 9ocuits
Yolnt. Settger Gigcntbiinter Sicbt lid ppm sc
tddti 6lriid. Nusge8ciuhlete Nunhlddii uno
arober 8eroicnit. Ndb5ufragen in Der 9rpebis
fioH bicies Slntiss. U76-S)
3u pcrfGuien:
Sine N1derci nit Sdue. Rfcro mo gSa0crt,
gtonte nnb piieS qdocrfGcihdft. Muu norci.
fire: 3. IT," Grpeoitiuu btrics Sluttcs.
u75-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

u onirung zines CANA.
fingers. sic Spiben Der @c.
BORDEN bel offentlihen S6ouItcQnn.
cen ludren mir idon Mcdt, ncnn MIR
Die Spitc(n Der 9etorbc nidt oobci
mdrcn!"
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gu pcrmictbcu

III HCTHIIttNCU.
gr. 1t07 uno 1it7 suro'@ortfS trnBc: 8pcis
ttcdige Sdifer In oor6iigli6em 3nitdnoc: Wics
fbe nur $40 pro Wloiut. giaf6niru9cn an Crit
nnb etrle rocr bel Senrp VI. 9isel, Rr. 204,
Rnrb.G aluertsStr (Sllni2. tMD y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Sn pcrmictbcn.
An ucrulictbcu:

3n Ucrmictbcn:
Gin gnhen. nit pbcr obnc Siubcn. Sm erz
irGaen i'm Saloon Gr. 1901, Clifton. Flnce,
Ode Sctbcf.S trnhe. U76-s)
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
How water Il Measured.

Some irrigation companies sell the
right to the use of water by the cubic
foot a second or second-foot; others
inch; a few determine the quantity
by certain depth over the area irri-
gated while the contracts Of many
Companies guarantee the delivery OF
sufficient water to irrigate the des-
cribed land, not exceeding a certain
quantity the acre. A cubic foot OF
water a second, or second-foot, may
be defined as the amount which would
be delivered by a rectangular trough,
one foot wide and one foot deep. rum
ming level full. the water moving at
uniform velocity of one foot a second
Of time.
The reservoir companies constitute
a new phrase of the irrigating pro-
position and by a system of exchange
they are enabled here in Colorado at
least to trade water with canal COM
panies This water is measured by
the second foot and the system works
to the betterment of irrigation. Or,
again, it is the quantity which. IL
flowing continuously and uniformly
from spout, would fill cubical yes
sci one foot wide. one foot deep and
one foot long. ~ gallons, in exactly
one second. The inch has widely
different meaning in different locali-
ties and is not like the second foot
definite quantity. 1t is measured
through square or rectangular open
ing with the water in the source OF
supply standing a certain number OF
inches above the top of the opening.
The number of inches discharged is
equivalent to the number of square
inches in the area of the opening, the
variation in different localities being
due to the varying regulations gov
erning the form and size of the open
ing and the height or head of the
standing water above it. That en-
ployed generally in the agricultural
regions of Idaho and California with
a four-inch head is equivalent to one
fiftieth of cubic foot second In
Montana forty statute inches are de-
clared by law to equal one cubic foot
a second. In Colorado also the inch
is defined by statute and Is called the
statutory inch of which 3S.4 are
equivalent to one cubic foot second.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
BORING ANOTHER ARTEsIAN
WELL AT CMANDLkR

The Gwillim Investment company,
which recently secured franchise
from the village council OF South Can
on to supply that community with .
municipal water system. IL nov maxi
ing an other artesian bore ut Chan
der. the completion Of which will give
II four wells at that place
A depth Of nearly $50 fest has bssA
reached and nov OF water 10 sxpeo1-
I'd very soon AZ the stratum is-known
to bs less than coo fest from tAe sar-
face. Tho work OF Installing u DaDe
line to convey the watsf to 0oatA oan-
on 10 proceeding rapidly and tho 49,
cations are that It viii easily - M
ished within the time spec1Doa - -
contract between the company 80 -
village council.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
Llne,ln Park Itens.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ralston and FAM
lily are visiting the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ralston.
Miss Cora Woodford came home
Tuesday from Denver.
Mr.. Kittell and family have moved
into their home on Garfield street
which they recently bought from Mr..
Ditto.
Miss Lillian Gerahty is visiting
friends in Cripple Creek for a few
weeks.
Uncle Joe Hoyt is expecting a visit
from his sister, Mrs. Kimball, of To-
peka, Kansas.
Tom Warner has been very sick with
typhoid fever but is little better now.
Mrs. Courtney's father and mother
from Kansas are visiting her for . few
months.
Mr. and Mrs. B. o. Halsted and FAM
lily and Mr.. Joseph Hoyt were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Breckinridge
at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Roberts is visiting Mrs. I. F.
Davis for a week or two i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will CHM, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Ralston and family and Miss
Ella Ralston picnicked at Temple Cam
on Wednesday. -.-..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Demery were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Davis
Sunday.
A neice of Mr.. B. G. woodford from
Missouri stopped off here for few
days visit.
Miss Clara Bailey left the first of the
week for Nebraska to visit friends and
relatives. ..-
Miss Clara Bancroft is home from
Boulder where she has been attending
the chautauqua.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13

MISS DELLA STROEBE, 71O Rich
4V4 mond St., Appleton, Wis.,, writsss
"For several years was in rum
down condition, and could find NO 70.
lief from doctors and medicines. i
could not enjoy my meals. and could
not sleep at night. L had heavy, dax6
circles about the eyes.
any friends were much alarmed. I
was advised to give Peruna trial, an4
to my joy I began to improve with -
first bottle. After taking six botta1o !
felt completely cured. I Icannotssy ~
much for Peruna as . medicine -
women in q rundown condition.
Pe-ru-aa Did Wsa1erS.
Mrs. Judge J. F. Boyer, 1421 Sherma0
Ave-, Evanston, ILL.,, says that she b.
came run down, could neither eAt n99
sleep we'll, and lost flesh and spirit p
runa did wonders for her, and she thanks
Peruna for new life and strength.
0ean-a-Iin the Ideal laxatlv0.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
RETURNED PROM WEEKS
FISHING TRIP TO ALMONT.

Leslie NJ. Stevenson, paying teller
at the Fremont County National Bank,
returned home Friday morning from
a weeks fishing outing at Almont in
the Gunnison country. He says fish
ing has not been first-class at Almont
for several days on account of the
muddy condition of the water caused
by heavy rains on the upper reaches
of Taylor and East rivers. w. c.
Huntoon of Grand Junction, who,
with his wife and family are camped
with the McFarlanes at Almont,
caught splendid three pound trout
in East river Thursday evening: the
biggest that has been taken there this
season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Galley and
others of their party are located
about a mile up Taylor river from its
confluence with the Gunnison, and are
very comfortably situated.
According to Mr.. Stevenson there
are more people camping and fishing
on the Gunnison river and its tribu-
taries at the present time than for
many years past. and that -among
them are residents from such distant
states as California. PENNSYLVANIA,
Alabama and Texas.
Mr. Stevenson. who is having his
annual vacation from his duties at the
bank. left this morning for Denver
and Fort Collins, where he will spend
the remainder of his midsummer
holidays
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN.
SPECT PUBLIC ROADS

The board of county commissioners
on Friday made the circle trip" to
Parkdale and return. going by way of
Eight Mile Park and returning to town
over the southern route through Web
ster Park. The excursion was made for
the purpose OF inspecting the roads,
which were greatly damaged in places
in consequence of the recant heavy
rains. 1t was decided by the board
that 1t would be unable to expend any
considerable sum of money in repairs
until all danger of further wash-outs
from floods was over. In the meantime
they will be patched up sufficiently to
permit their being travelled without
serious danger to the public.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
the PRIZES

We have a mighty fine page this
week and think the boys and girls did
remarkably well in the way they han
died the news. Zelda Llewellyn sent
In a nice bunch of items for the first
time. She takes one Of the prizes
this week. Lucy Carter brought In
4 nice set OF items for the FIRST time in
good while. She also gets prise.
Donald Augustine and Josephine Ryle
are the other prize winners this week.
A number Of other boys and girls
brought in news and II was all OF q
good class and nicely gotten mp.
Among them were Floyd and Una Ad-
ans, Albert Thomas, Mae Bowers.
Blanche Tuncil and Charlie 9urbrugg.
Next week The Daily Record viii
givs the usual prises OF - cents for
each Of the best sets Of items.
We hope TO have . mighty good
page.
Remember In writing your ltsms yoN
must write them for Saturdays paper
and Be careful OF the wording. TAe
contest 10 open to any boy or. girl and
Ne are always clad TO have new ones.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
NEW CAPTAIN FOR FIRE
DEPARTMENT APPOINTED

The fire committee of the city coun-
Gil, to which the matter was last Mon
day referred by the board of alder
men, has appointed R W. johnson
captain of the fire department to sue
ceed C. T. Chapman, resigned. MI.
johnson held commission as lieu
tenant for some time and is thoroughly
familiar with the duties OF the posi-
ton he has assumed. Mr.. Chapman
will give his attention to his ranching
interests in South Canon.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
ASKED TO DELIVER ADDRESS
BEFORE 8. 8. ASSOCIATION

Professor H. e. Smith, superinten-
dent of the Reynolds Memorial class
at the First Presbyterian Sunday
school, has been asked to deliver an
address on "The Organized Mems BIZ
BILE Class" before the Colorado State
Sunday School association which
meets at Fort Collins early In Septem-
Der.
The Raynolds' Memorial class Is
known all over the state as one Of the
largest and most efficient mems sun
day school classes in Colorado. parti-
cularly In relation to the character Of
the work done.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
KxceIlent Mealth Aayiee

Mrs.. NJ u. Dawson. of No. S79 Gif-
ford Ave, San Jose, CAL. says: .The
worth of Electric Bitters rs . family
remedy. for headache. biliousnees.
torpor OF the liver and bowels 10 %
pronounced that ] am prompted 10 say
. word In Its favor. for the benefit OF
ehoae seeking relief from such anllc-
tions. There II more health for tAs
digestive organs In . bottle OF Elec-
tr1e Dltters than In any ckAsr remedy
know Of" Sold under guarantee by
all druggists. Soc.
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13

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ally Record Want CplsnA
Cañon City record., 1908-08-13
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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-07-01

In advising the Montana wool.
men who will produce this year
a long staple, to hold this prod
uct for prices somewhere near
those of last year, the officers of
the Montana Woolgrowers' assoc
citation have not made any mis-
take, according to tie latest re
ports from Boston. There is a
prospective shortage in long sta
pie woods. and as was the case
last year, die manufacturers of
worsteds have entered the mar
ket in competition with the com
mission men aud have forced
prices up to near the point where
they were last season for the
same clips.
According to the New York
Commercial. "the purchases for
America ut the last three Lon
don auction sales this year to-
tai only 10000 bales as against
1900 last year. In view of
this and the very small buying
in Australia last fall, the anxiety
of consumers to secure all the
good staple wool that can be
had at anywhere near the pres
ent basis Of values Fan be &C
counted for. Ii seems quite
probable that this competition
will continue more or loss active.
1y whenever long staple wool is
offered for sale, until their por-
ton of the domestic clip has
passed from the hands OF the
growers. 1t also seems to make
sure that, whatever may be
the future market course of
woods. those sujtabla
for WoLsled fabrics will nos
this season sell lower than the
present basis oi values. Hela
na Record.