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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
In|NOrnacItn POIItica
Unos vienen y otros van

Deciamos aver que los jefes depar>
tamentales, Sc disponian visitar 4
los Estados Unidos, otros 4 regresar
sin que nj una nota saliente sc desta-
case en- los momentos actuales.
Ya Sc han lido MIR. Post y Mr.. Gra-
hame.
FL primero, como Jefe politico, pre-
sentara sus respetos al nuevo Presi-
dente de la Repdblica Mr.. Tai, entire
CARA su informe anual del gobierno de
la isla, afianzara su confianza cerca
del gobierno central y despu6s regre-
sara la isla.
Ell segundo, ell Comisionado del In
terror. hablando con un redactor de
este diario, bordo del Carolina ex-
puso algunas consideracioncs acerea de
su viaje que apuntamos en nuestra edi-
ci6n de aver.
-Todo marcha hen-dijo Mr.. Gra-
hame, en mi departamento, y los da-
los que pudiera 20 darIe los consigue
usted Ell Las oficinas, pero hay un asun
to que le voy informar. como Il in
dique esta manana Ell la oficina.
NO puedo explicarme la demora lie
los trabajos para terminar los pianos
y proyectos de la Penitenciaria y del
.Capitollo.
He escrito d dichos senores cxiglen-
do contestacloncs satisfactorlas para q
departamento, pero no me han satis-
fecho estas, voy 4 los Estados Uni
dos, Ell este correo, para regresar en
|el pr6ximo, pues deseo enterarme por
mi lnismo en- que consisten las demo
ras dc los pianos.
ESQ es todo cuanto puedo declr para
satisfacer su curlosidad."
Nos despedimos dc Mr.. Grahame,
pu6s en- aquellos momentos la sirena
del "Carolina" pitaba por tercera yez
Mr.. Ward regresara en- breye.
va los lectores Sc habran enterado
de las declaraciones del Auditor he
chas en las conferencias dc Mohon-
Lake" donde el consejero senor Ira
NleSo, IuclO ldHiblcH su tdithto.
Mr.. Ward Ell su discurso, que re
produce parte De la prensa del pals
ha defendido brillantemente al cam
pesino, dedicando gran atencion Ia
agriculture puertorriquena J i sus
cultiyadores.
De todos modos, la oraci6n de Mr.
, Ward es digna de agradecer, porque
nunca esta demas pedir 10 que hace
falta d un pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
Don Ramon F0ute

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el esti-
mado amigo don Ramon Fonte como
tado comerciante dc Cayey y su dis
tinguida esposa
Han yendo esperar su hijo nues-
tro amigo don Jose Fonte, quien re-
gres0 de los Estados Unidos
La estancia en- San Juan de los es
poso Fonte, ha podido demostrarles
las grandes amistades de que gozan
tan simpaticos amigos
Despues dealgunos dias Gle perma-
nencia en- esta ciudad, saldran para 81
residencia donde Sc prepara a don Jo-
Sc IN buen recibimiento por parte dt
sus numerosos amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

En- la session que sc celebrara eStm
tarde, Sc trataran los siguientes agun-
tOS:
Nombramientos.
Don Carlos Benitez Santana, conce-
Jal de Yabucoa por renuncia del sss
nor Jose J. Davila; don Jose Velasec.
concejal de Yauco, por renuncia de
don Rafael Maria Delgado; don En-
rique Rossy, nombrado alcalde de Sam
German por rel uncia de don Uliseg
Gregory; don Jovito Pereira, concelaE
de FaJardo por renuncia de don Car
melo Siaca Pacheco.
Comunicaciones.
Una del Lcdo Sr Dexter hacienda
objeciones la franquicia de la Sam
Juan Light and Transit Company.
Emprestitos
La Junta Escolar de Afiasco, soIi-
cita mil dollars con destino 8 mejOraS
en aquel departamento.
Comite de Franquicias
Recomendandose que la queja for
mulada por ell Ayuntamiento de HUI
macao, acerca de una via f6rrea deE
seiior Antonio Roig sea archivada; con-
cediendo una audiencia p1bhca parE
autorizar la construction de una via
f6rrea en- Rio-Grande que pide la Loi-
"a Sugar Company
Sc trataran otros asuntos que fgu-
ran en- ell calendario, pero que no tie
men gran interes publico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
NOtiIciIaS de HunacaO

Como era de esperarse, qued6 ver-
daderamente esplendido ell bale de con-
fianza celebrado ell 1ltimo domingo en-
el Casino Puertorriqueno. La aninna-
ci6n Sc sostuvo hasta Ultima hora, bai-
landose fuera del programa, algunaa
pleas, petici6n de los oficiales del
Battalion Puertorriqueno aqui acampa-
do, que Sc encontraba tambi6n EN- La
agradabIe fiesta
La directiva SO mostro con todoS lOx
concurrentes muy atenta, obsequiandO-
los COP dulces refrescos de todas cla-
SEES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
FL PreSaente Roosevelt yIS cbIerg

I'll dia III de los corrientes, I'll Pre-
sidente Roosevelt una nota los pc
riodistas en L. Casa Blanca, hacienda
Ia declaration de que q no habia dis
cutido los nombres de los leaders obre
ros que debia no invitar una comi-
la que Sc propone dar los represen-
tantes de la American Federation OF
Labor
No obstante, se dice que varios lea
ders obreros han rehusado asistir la
propuesta comida del Presidente.
I'll dla comenz6 en- Denver La Con
>enci6n annual de la American Fede-
ration Of Labor bajo Ia presidencia
de Mr. Samuel Gompers En- Ia aper-
tura de la Convention tomaron parte
el Gobernador del Estado de Colora
do el alcalde de Denver y otras per
sonas de representation oficial A la
Convention asisten 800 delegados re
presentando 100000 de trabajadores
organizados
III Presidente Gompers lego su ex-
tense discurso-informe EN- Ell que ira
Tia de las cuestiones sociales, p0iiticas
economicas de los Estados Unidos
dedicando unas dos paginas Puerto
Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
TRIBUNALES

Manana sc vera en- Ia Sala primera
De esta Corte De Distrito, el Juicio in
terpuesto por Petronila Suarez otros
contra el Baneo Territorial y Agrico-
la de Puerto Rico, sobre nulidad de
cscrituras
Para 81 % del corriente Sc ha sena-
lado el juicio interpuesto por Mariana
Pesquera contra Benito Sariego, sobre
cobro he dinero
Los dias laborablcs del termino, 81
dedicaran por Ia Corte i los asuntos
lie Jurisdiction yoIuntaria Y delibe-
rar resolver sobre los asuntos pen
dlentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
EI Dp. ZcnO Gambia

Acompanado de sus hijos Alcides Y
Carlos, ha regresado de New-York
donde estaba hacia alg1n tempo nues-
tro distinguido amigo y companero en-
la prensa, el doctor Zeno Gambia, Di-
rector propietario de nuestro buen
colega ola Correspondencia.D
Enviamos al prestigioso companero
nuestro mas cordial saludo de bien
yenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

mas factible creeremos la obra que. de
llevarse d cabo, ha de redundar en- be-
neficio collective y muy particularmen-
te de la riqueza agricola del pals.
In1til nos parece advertir, dicho 10
anterior que nuestra cooperation al
proyecto esta va descontada por sabi-
da y ha de ser de las mas entusias-
tas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
IN n MUNICIPAL
I'm beneficio simpatico.

Esta noche celebran su function de
gracia en- q Teatro Municipal los sim
paticos artistas del cuadro de varie-
dades que trajo San Juan ei seior
Saladrigas.
La function es 4 beneficio dc la pare
ia de bale espanol Requena-Gil El
Trio Sola, tan aplaudido siempre.
III programa que han combinado los
artlstas @ de 10 mejor del repertoire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

juIrIOS D0r aduIterIO

ksta manana ham comparecido anita
Ia Corte Municipal, Julio Delgado v
Enriqueta Serrano, acusados de aduE-
teuo.
Declaron earios testigos.
I'll jnez Suau condeno & Delgado 6
|cncuenta dollars de multa absolvi6
4 Il r,queta
Tamblen Sc ha visto en- La misma
Corte otra denuncia por el mismo de-
Ito, contra Juan Pio Delgado Ma
ria Michand
Comparecieron varlos testigos, en-
ire los euales Ia madre polftica de Ian
aeusada, F'elicita Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
Nr. John FIvSc

A bordo del oCoamoD ha regresado
& la Isla, Mr.. John Frese, quien FL
BOLETIN saluda con afecto.
Mr.. Frese es persona muy estimada
en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

Aver tarde tuvieron una reunion EOG
elementos directories de las escuelax
dc esta ciudad con el objeto de poner-
Sc de acuerdo para celebrar debidameR
t. el dia 3D. "Arbol Day"
Sc tomaron algunos acuerdos impar~
tantes y es casi un hech0 esta simp&-
tica fiesta, que cuenta siempre con Ia
cooperation de todas las classes socia-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

Aun Sc encuentran acampadas mas
ALA de 10 playa de esta ciudad, las &
eompanias del Battalion Puertorrique-
10, que actuaimente hacen excursion
por esta parte de la isla. Manana Sc.
guiran viaje hasta Fajardo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

Manana So sortearan los Jurados qua
han de conocer de los juicios criminal
Ies pendientes Estos casos empezS-
ran d verse el dia 80 de este mes "
terminaran ALA por los dias ocho 8
nueve del pr6xim0 Diciembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19

Los peri6dicos llegados aqui hoy traen
detalles del horroroso fuego de Ponce.
que cost6 In vida dos her6icos bonn
beros de aquella ciudad La noticSa
ha causado aqui profunda sensaci6n
y al momento Sc ha iniciado una CO.
lecta en- Ia locahdad para aliviar IS&
familias de las pobres victimas que su-
cumbieron valerosamente por salvar VIZ
das { intereses ajcnos.
Ell CorrespOnSaK.
Noviembre II, 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-19
Consejo Executive
AsUNTOs DE HOY

En- la session que Sc celebrara estm
tarde, Sc trataran los siguientes agun-
tos:
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
Y. n. c. A. Star Course.

On December 1lth the second num-
Der of the Y. NJ. C. A. Star course will
take place. This attraction win be the
Colonial Sa1ophone Quartette and
Miss Victoria Lynn, reader. The quar-
tette employs both instrument and
voice and will give one OF the finest
entertainments of the course. They
are born musicians and will render
a program of the highest type. Theirs
is not altogether the fantastical. but
the good old commonplace melodies
will be given due consideration. Miss
Lynn Is considered to be one of tho
leading impersonators on the lyce1m
platform. having been for several
years a favorite. The price Of admis-
sion to this entertainment will be 6oe.
A ticket for the remaining four mum
bers OF the course. including this one.
will cost you but $1.s5 for season, ana
soc for student tickets. Why not hsar
Hon. G. A. Gearhart and DR.. Thoma8
McClary, and enjoy the Rachel Stel1-
man Concert company? Surely these
four attractions are we'll worth -
price. Tickets for the remainder of o.
course may Be purchased OF Felb1
Clothing store or Ssely Drug stors.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
Deafness Ca..st be Cured

by local application. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the oAf.
There is only one way to cure dea&-
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by m in-
famed condition OF the mucous lining
Of the Eustachian Tube When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumblinG
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed. deafness Is 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; nin0
cases out OF ten are caused by catarrA.
which is nothing but an inflamed cor
dition OF the mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness tcaused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured ~
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circ1-
lars, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. 75c e"t
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

4-i3 ts.s
b. ". Whalso left this afternoon for
Delta whsre he VIII canvass TIE op-
portunities for . successful business
collsgs. II the otlook does not appeal
to him h will accept position ~
teacher o. psnmanship in one Of the
Houston. Texas, schools.
Marriage licenses were issued ON
Wednesday to John Stevens and Mosie
C. Fitz and to Jas. william Osborn
and EVA Mae Carruthers.
Mr. and Mrs.. Bert Fargo are the
parents Of . baby boy, born to them
the nrst Of the week. The congratula-
lions Of their friends are extended to
them.
H. II. ward and son Of Nanitou are
business visitors in town today. Mr..
Ward owns some alfalfa land on Gem
trail avenue and his trip here 10 in
connection with the sale Of hay grown
upon It this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Heath went
to Denver this morning for . couple
OF days visit
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
Tueslnv.

Jay D. Sidebottom. secretary Of the
Canon Grocery company. left this
morning on q combined business and
pleasure trip to Kansas City. No. He
will be gone until after the Christmas
holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Biggs and Mr..
and Mrs. W. e. Galley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas r. McI.ain and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
P. Smith are expected to return home
tomorrow from their automobile trip
to Denver. They left here last
Wednesday.
8. H. Atwater went to Pueblo this
morning.
Miss Enid Shaeffer of Silver Clif,
left Thursday morning for Canon City
on a visit to friends.-Wet Mountain
Tribune.
W. H. Matlock. general manager
of the Beaver Land and improvement
company, came up to the district yes
terday from Canon City. He will be
in the city for a couple Of days-Crip-
pie Creek Times.
Miss Queenie Jameson is expected
home this afternoon from an extend
ed trip through the east. during which
she has visited in Maryland. Ohio.
Pennsylvania and other states.
Mrs. Harry Combs. who has been
undergoing treatment in the hospital
for nearly month. is convalescing
rapidly, and, it is expected. will be
sufnciently strong to be taken home
on Thanksgiving day. r
Mrs. L. w. Felter entertained at
six O'Clock dinner Saturday evening
at her home, S23 Greenwood avenue
in honor of her daughter, Miss Nellie,
OF Colorado Springs, who is spending
q few days here. After the sumptuous
dinner Miss Felter. assisted by Misses
Dale and Fournier, entertained the
guests with some charming music
which was greatly appreciated. Those
present were the Misses Katherine
and Tina Mckenzie. Atwater, Dale.
Cloe, Evans, Beane and Fournier.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
A MlSDEMEANOR 10 ENTICR
AWAY FROM SCHOOL

1t ia a misdemeanor under the laws
of Colorado to entice children away
from school during study hours and
Is punishable by q heavy fine, or i'm
prisonment In the count Jail. 1t II
probable that many people do not
know that such is the case, at any rate
It sometimes happens that children
are persuaded to leave school at the
solicitations OF others besides their
parents and guardians. Applications
for excuses. to which are appended the
forged signatures OF the parents. are
occasionally rcsortsd to, and. .oAcs In
. while the teacher 10 imposed ON in
that way. but not oftsn. More ire
Qusntly the papll raAs away without
leave OF ahseaoe." which b noe quite
% bod. OF course. there are very fsv
snch infractioas Of tAe lat In tAia re-
spsct In the moro popalo1s school
districts. Il bsing most frel1sAt b tAs
rural sections oe tie ooanAy. n = .
saris1s o9Fsass under he 6tatnte 1oe
anyaoAy ~ . parent O. . goAF11AA.
= tnAo . Vopll .qvay ees0 a1Aaal - .
fsiveaoas essNna q. inAseA . D1a1s11
- aAy RinA - 0sas ~ - - aso
lAAae - sssOe DaAn1lG
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
Nssos Netss

RaGDdalosn
s4t Real Dsteke
Notary Publio-W. .. Rowland. S3S
A.ain street. Record o11ca.
ThnrsAns.
Information reaches this city that
Miss Stella eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
NrA Jacob Jusrgeus. who formerly
resided ON Dostsf avenue, Fruitmere.
was married ON the 11th inst, to John
Waltsrs. . prosperous farmer at Oh
Hsy. III. The Juergsus family moved
- Illinois about one year ago.
Mrs.. r. II. Donohue OF Gan Rafael.
California. b here for visit with hsr
aa1sAtsr. Mrs.. W.. Bouchsr. eAs will
remain several montAs-
Mrs. Matte Smith gave . very nice
luncheon to few Of her friends at
her homo ON Del Rsy avenue. We'd
neshay noon.
Secretary Ross Of the Canon City
Merchants Association has sumciently
recovered from his rsceat Illness to
b able to take daily ride. but 10 not
strong enough TO take mp the duties
OF his once.
Mary Ghepp. infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. shspp Of Mystic aysnus. was
buried at Lakeside cemetery Wsdnes-
day Afternoon. Deceased was aged II
month and days.
Match gamo Of hundred ball pool at
he Frsmoat Cigar store Friday even
ing. Nov. 20. at 3 pm. between Msssrs.
A0Aumvay and Patten. two young
amateurs Of thls city. EVERYBODY vel
como.
Mss Nellie Fsltsr. who now makes
hsr homs at Colorado Springs whore
aAs has . nourishinS class Of pupils
On tAs ytoain. - exDocted hero tonnor-
row or nsxt day for . visit with her
mother. Mrs- L W. Fsltsr. shs will
% 70 Dsavsr today TO attsad . o,n-
osrt By her former Instructor. Arthur
Hartmann Of Berlin. and will then
como 10 Canon CIT for q stay OF sew
eral weeks duration.
Sheriff Field Mcmillan left this
morning for Canon City. having in
charge John 0tearn, sentenced for .
period OF not less than two nor more
than thres years In the state psni-
tsntiary for hAviAg barglarissd the
tailoeinS establishmsnt Of John Ma
Ioosy on Fffth street AT his appear
anos In court Stern withdrew his plea
Of not guilty Of burglary and entered
one OF guilty Of grand larceny. the
plea bsing accepted and the ssntence
folloving-Pusblo 0tar-Iournal.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
STILL THINKS WELL
OF CAH0N 01I

Potter. Kans-. Nov. 10. 1See.
Mr.. Hardy:
Dear Sir-Find incloSed Soc 1De
which want you to start the Week8
Record to my address. I have left oil
Canon twice for better parts. a1A {
acknowledge have regretted It 31k
as often. However. 1 hope Canoa CU
and surrounding country may not az
perience two such years ~ the laDt
two have been. for many more 70
come. and II she gets back in her Oh
place which no doubt she win. ~
not certain that I will not be heading
that way again. With best reGards.
I am. yours respectfully.
J. J. HUNDLEY.
Potter. Kaas-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
WO0Aay.
c. T. Jones left this afternoon on 4
business trip to Ogden. Utah.

Q. T. Jones left this afternoon on 4
business trip to Ogden. Utah.
Chaplain J. g. Blake OF the peni-
tentiary left on Sunday for q visit
with friends In Minneapolis and st.
Paul, Minnesota. He will be gone two
or three weeks.
Mrs. Casper OF Denver, member Of
the state board OF charities and COR
rections. 10 . visitor at the pcniten-
tia-v today.
T. J. Payne, constable elect, left this
morning for visit OF several weeks
duration with his daughter at Holly.
Colorado. It 10 probable that Mt.
Payne will 20 down to Kansas and
spend some time with his old ante
bellum associates before returning to
Canon Cry. l1r. Payne was . residsat
Of KansAs d1riag the strennoas times
on the Mlasoari border In the 'days
before tAs var.
The issa pablisAsd IN Fridays
Daily Ascord 1ndee Tie heading
"CharssA with CoatsiSsting 70 yavs-
aile Dsllnausaays Il sssus vas erroA-
ioas b eao q ~ ssssaaaal DastiGalars.
ne rsese9noe = - yeaAg slrl WAa3
Il vao aHnAeA ~ bssA A10uu s.1lAg
vilA IL ose1nAsats - unsos0lv ls1so
- ese essassa - ~ DAfsaas =
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

untrue and that she has been guilty
Of no indiscretions Of that character
whatever. The family to which the
young girl belongs has lived here for
many years and are among the best
and most estimable citizens Of the
community and they, in common with
the Daily Record. which was misin-
formed on the subject, greatly regret
the unfortunate publicity which has
been given to the matter.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
SATURDAY..

H2tUE~0ye
Clyde Archer, who was arrested
near Wetmore . week ago and placed
In Jail here on 4 charge Of criminally
assaulting his sister-in-law. was to-
day released from custody. Archer
was taken to Florence this morning
where he was given q hearing before
Squire Sanders and by whom he was
discharged. The warrant for Archer's
arrest was issued BY Squire Sanders
ON the compliant Of the alleged victim
OF the defendant
John r. Wright. proprietor Of the
Central drug store. at Victor. is in
Canon City where he went yesterday
to visit his sister. Mrs. Bert Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder formerly lived
in the Cripple Creek district. when
Mr.. Snyder was employed ~ train
dispatcher for the allied lines.-Crip-
pie Greek Times.
John Wilson. Of Moberly. Missouri.
who was summoned to Salida by the
tragic death Of his daughter. Mrs. W.
l. Philbin. accompanied by his wife.
who has been in Salida for several
weeks. departed yesterday for home.
They will stop at Canon City. en-
route, for a short visit with Mr.. Will
sons sister, Mrs. w. A. Dunn.-Salida
Record.
Mrs. w. r. Notestein, will leave on
Saturday for Canon City where she
will spend several weeks visiting with
friends salida Record.
J. D. Horn. the real estate man. has
gone to Plainsview, Mimi, for the
purpose Of bringing his father. moth
er and sister to Canon City to spend
the winter.
J. G. Dickinson, the we'll known
Denver attorney. was in town Friday
in connection with some business in
the district court. He came down to
argue a motion In relation to one Of
the cases set for trial at the present
term Of court.
Rev. Sherrod . rector of Christ
church. has returned home from Man
itou where he has been in attendance
at the annual convention Of the South
ern Colorado Deanery OF the Episco-
pal church.
Harry Evans, night operator, and
Carl Livings. night baggagemaster. at
the Denver and Rio Grande station,
are in Pueblo today on business for
the company. -..
Mrs. W. F. Bailey, mother of Lowell
S. Bailey. who had been here for sew
eral weeks. returned to her home in
Cincinnati, Ohio. on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. 8. Bailey, who has been un-
dergoing treatment in the hospital for
several weeks. is improving nicely
and it is expected that her GONZALES
ence will have sufficiently advanced
to permit her being taken home be-
fore very long. ....
r. J. Craig has returned home from
week or ten days visit TO Greeley
and other points in the northern por-
ton OF the state. He says business has
been greatly stimulated there In con-
sequence OF sugar beet industry and
that the town Is growing rapidly in
consequence OF the reclamation Of a
large area OF semi-Arid land by re-
Gently organized irrigation companies.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

II isnt % diffieult 10 strsngtAsa .
weak stomach II one goes at Il or
rectly. And this 4 true Of Tie haAs&
and Kidneys. The old fashioasA way -
doslng the stomach Or stimalsEins -
heart or Kidneys b surely wroagt n.
ahoop 0rst pointed oat this srree. -
10 tAs weak or ailing nerves q 49,
orgaAs." sAld Ae. EAcA insiAs oeu0
ban III eoatrolli1G or slna11o 18VAe
W6sa tAese nsrvss fAil tAaa 49, -
nAns nnsk surely eAlese. TA1s ~
trutA = lsaA1a6 aF0oBises SvssyuAOD
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Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

turn home tonight from six months
eastern trip. during which she has
visited Chicago. New York. PhIladel-
phIa. Niagra Falls. Toronto and half
reore of other nlncea Of interest
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Miss Willie Vaughn entertained .
dozen or fifteen friends at cards in an
informal. but highly pleasing manner
II her home on Rudd avenue. Thurs
day niKht. Five Hundred furnished the
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
Wess, cxlsoesteA. Pe-ru-na Gave New Life.

Weak, exh0o8ted. Pe-gU-n1 Gave New Lite.
W. wsh- writes:
70 b
could
y bousht
haA taking Psruns was like
ssssd each day until i'm few weeks
splendid medicine
hsaA e right Am
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
cse0yA Of e0R.

llfs. q. ". Heard, Hampstead, 3s&As,
writes In regard 70 her son Oazls my
sonss ears had bsen Affected s1aoo h0waD
Q baby. He seemed 70 have FissnGs i1
hss bod. He would b very ffstSal 1oe
several days, thsn his ears wouAF0Apro-
Hussly what appeared 70 b coRrup<ioa.
ssTholastyeas I thought - hAd alDose
lnss III Asasing and haA . losal pAyul.
dan trssting him for abo0t sax Wesks.
RooRle V1ho 0Nject to uQ011 Med
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

He pronounced him well and for few
weeks he was not troubled, bat since
that time the discharge from his ears
was almost constant and very Of
fsnsive.
@Finally began giving him Pesuua
and LAcupia, and after he had taken
two bottles of the LAcupia he was en-
tirsay cured.
SI cannot praise Lacupts snd Fsruna
enough"