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Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
BROUGHT HERE AND LODGED
IN JAIL FOR ASSAULT

Frank Ross, an italian. was brought
here from Florence yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Charles R. Ber-
nard, and locked mp in the county jan
for defaulting in the payment Of .
fine assessed against him by Justice
Sanders of Florence, on account OF aA
assault upon Arthur Reeves. pit boa1
at the Williamsburg coal mines. Roas
was fined $50 and costs for Assault
and $40 and costs for carrying con-
cealed weapons. making his asgre-
gate liabilities $s6. In default a .
financial settlement the prisoner viii
have to remain in jail for a period u
A days.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
THE
CitiZensStateBank
Nj. Evans. Cashier.

and Canon City, where they will spend
short time before visiting other
points in the state. Mr.. Gilchrist and
Dan McGrath, local agent of the F. &
c. C. road, were intimate friends 20
years ago when they were living in
Des Moines. Iowa Yesterday was the
first time they had seen each other
since that time, and. needless to say,
the meeting was one OF much pleas
Creek Times.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
MsuAay.

Mrs. Tassell OF RAynolds avenue has
been quite III but is much improved
now.
Hon Miles Cannon OF North kakima,
Wash. was a guest OF his brother
DR.. J. w. Cannon and family here a
couple OF days last week.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. James
F. Boylan took place from st. Mi
chael's Catholic church at IL O'Clock
Sunday morning, followed by inter-
ment in the Catholic cemetery. The
funeral was largely attended. many
friends coming down from Victor and
Cripple Creek to pay the last sad rites
of respect to the memory OF the de-
ceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 8. Lewis en-
tertained DR.. Minor C. Baldwin. Rev
]. r. Thomas and Mrs. NJ. 8, Reynolds
ut 6 O'Clock dinner Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Lewis was orgauist at the
First Presbyterian church on the oc-
casiou OF DR.. Baldwin's visit here
seven or eight years ago for the pur-
pose Of dedicating the new pipe or
gan.
Miss Helen Shumway pleasantly
entertained number OF her young
girl friends at Washington party on
Saturday afternoon. It also being In
honor Of her NTH birthday. She wal
the recipient OF many beautiful pres.
ents. Those present we're: Joyce and
June Magee, Erva Casebeer. Horteucs
Gilmore. Alice Beghtol. Almeda Hor'
nsy.. Pauline Huber and Ethel and
Edith 0humway. OF Florence.
A. Turbell. w. X. 0ilchrist and Hen
~ =. Price. all connected with III
Denver mist. arrived 10 Tie city eat
urday norniAg and spsat ssvera
Aosrs pleasantly at ~ leading ninse
TAsy departed at nccn Tor r1orsact
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
HSSoAy.

Mrs. c. A. BisEs entertained = large
company OF ladies at her home. 63S
Macon avenue. Wednesday afternoon.
Cards furnished the diversion.
Mr.. and Mrs ". b. Rowland gave
q Z O'Clock dinner party to half a
score of their friends at their home
ON Elm avenue, Lincoln Park Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. r. j. Schaii and family left on
Thursday for Dodge City. Kansas.
where she will Join her husband who
has been engaged In the newspaper
business there since last November.
Miss Gretchen Harding returned
homo the f3rst Of the week from four
or five mopths' visit In the east. dur
ing which time she visited in Canton,
Ohio, New York City. Roanoke. vir-
ginia, Chicago and various other
places. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
n. Harding. left last night for .
months tour OF Old Mexico.
B. f. Gregory. for several months
cashier at the local Office Of the Den
yer 4 Rio Grande station. has been
promoted to be agent Of the company
at N Moro, near Trinidad. at nice ad-
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
Notice Of Application to Lease State
Lands.

Notice Of Application to Lease State
Lands.
Office of the State Board of Land Com
missioners. Denver. Colo. Feb. goth
1905.
Notice is hereby given that Robert
W. Foster whose postoffice address il
Cancn City, Colo. has made applica-
ton No. 1860 to lease the following
described school lands. situate in Ere
mont county. Colorado. to-wit:
n. y of Sec. 36. Twp. II, s. R. ~ w
No other application to lease the
above described lands will be con
sidered after March 18th. 1908.
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners.
First pub. Feb. 81. 1908.
Last pub. March 1s. 1908.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
Tear Nile.

The double track bridge across Four
Mile is nearing completion.
Nearly every rancher is pruning his
fruit trees.
Mckenzie & Dozier are putting in
a siphon to carry water under the
large waste ditch.
Both Mr.. Lundquest and Mer Stein
mier are making great improvements
on Steinmier avenue where they are
loveling those bluffs on -Four Mile and
also widening the street which is a
much needed Improvement
The nag was hoisted to the breeze
last Friday at East Four Mile school
house. indicating their entertainment
held that afternoon in honor of Wash
ington's birthday.
There are some happy people in
our district just now, most notably.
those who have been freed from that
terrible Imprisonment, the quarantine.
Four families in our district have been
set at liberty, and the scarlet fever
patients are all convalescent and able
to resume their school work. save one,
and he will not be far behind the
rest
Mr.. Gus Hall who bought the Hen
stock place are now occupying their
new home.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
TuesAay.

Miss Katherine Hammond who went
TO the Red Cross hospital in Salida
short time ago to be operated on
'cr appendicitis. Is rapidly improv-
ing and will be home in few day.
Mrs. W. T. Bridwell entertained 20
ladies' at bridge whist party at her
home. corner Ninth street and Ha.el
aSenue. Monday afternoon "A very
pleasant time was had.
c. P. Gehman OF Denver. court re-
porter for Judge Bailey. came down
from the capital city last night to re-
port the proceedings Of the state hor-
hcuitural convention for the state
beard.
.Jsdse NJ. 8. Bailey vent TO Rpena
Vista this afternoon to complete some
unfinished business LEFT over from the
January term of the Chaflee county
district court. He will be gone sew
erai days.
Warden CleEhorn. Dr. F. n. Carrier.
willard CleRhorn. and A. r. Frisbie
made an automobile trip to Beaver
Park yesterday afternoon and each
purchased a ten acre tract OF land
under the big irrigating canal Of the
Beaver Land 4 Irrigation company.
The property purchased all lies In
one body and is located about ten
miles from Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
Tliursday.


Miss Rose Lyons entertained six oi
her young lady friends at 6 O'Clock
dinner last night. The rooms looked
very pretty, the dining room being
decorated in yellow and the parlors
in pink and white.
Harvey Turner is temporarily en-
ployed as clerk at the postoffice. He
entered upon his duties there this
morning. succeeding to the position
held for some time past by Jesse Jen-
kius, regular substitute letter car
rier.
Mrs. w F. Payne. who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at Salida ten
days OF two weeks ago. is reported to
be getting along nicely and will short
ly return to Canon City. Mr.. Payne
who accompanied her to the hospital
came home last Friday.
r. b. Jerrard. superintendent OF
the C. F. & /. mines at Calcite. under
went an operation at the Denver &
Rio Grande hospital last week. The
latest report is that he is doing we'll.
His sister. Mrs. Jerrard. who has been
with him during the past week, re-
. turned to her home in Calcite Sun
day.-Salida Mail.
The regular weekly Lincoln Park
prayer meeting was held last night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ow-
ems. AZ Park avenue. Rev. 8. r. En-
tori was leader and the subject was
The Pool Of Bethesda" The meeting
nsxt Wednesday night will be held at
~ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sim McCur-
~ ON West Grand avenue at which
tine the leader will be B. g. Wood
ford
Nike Boiarslli, of Brookside. was
arrested BY the officers . few days
ago sad made Q defendant in the ooun-
y court for keeping his fourteen year
eld son out of school In violation OF
tAs oompslsory eduoattosal Law. Bo-
iarslh was adtudgsd guilty ~ charged
sd aasd oS and costa. amounting 70
ooseAing over els. He pro0issd tAaA
sAs boy should Be kept in school In
~ futare.
Mayor A. H. 6esiy, City Attorney A.
L Taylor and Pure Food Inapector
Richard Houis made an automobile
tyip TO Beaver Park yesterday for the
purpose Of notng the development be-
~ g.nsde there bysthe Beaver Land 4
eprieatioa company. They were % IA
vofaAiy Impressed with The appear
anes OF the country that Messrs Seely
and Taylor decided 10 invest in prop
erty there and await the unearaed
kncrement"
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
SATURDAY..

Mrs. W. T. Little gave a thimble
party this afternoon. The occasion
was a very enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Haddon and IA
mily arrived here from Trumbull.
Neb. with the intention of becoming
residents Of Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day arrived here from
Denver this afternoon for a several
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. e. C.
Hiatt at 631 River street
Mrs. Turner. wife OF Professor Tur-
ner. left yesterday for her girlhood
home at Tarkio, No.. where she viii
spend several months visiting her pa
rents and other relatives.
Misses Nsttts Maddox. Merle Nc
Lain. Dorothy Watson and Miss Mac
Keuxie picnfcked on the Skyline drive
today in honor OF washington's birth
day
Mrs. Z, T. Wadleigh. wife Of the Dem
yer & Rio Grande agent at westcliRe.
time, left for home on No. this af-
ternoon. Her two sons are students
In the South Canon high school.
Dr.. C., II Price, for short time 3
resident Of this city but FOR, the laAi
year OF tho ~ SidkCu vi HsOhttOONs
Colorado. ts a Canon City visitor to-
day. DR.. Price is here for the pur-
pose OF disposing OF some property he
purchased at the time he lived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Hudson and Mrs.
W. B. Rowland made IN automobile
trip to Pueblo today In commemora-
ton Of washingtoa's birthday anni-
versary. They made a similar trip
to Colorado Springs on Lncoln's
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Evans enter
tained a party OF friends In charm
ing manner at their home on Poke
avenue Thursday evening. l.. w. Fell
ter was present and contributed to
the pleasure OF the occasion by Civ
ing an illustrated talk. by means OF
the stereopticon, of his travels in Eu-
rope and the Holy Land.
The Diamond Fire Brick company
has been working an almost full force
Of men at its plant during the past
week. Several large orders for dre
brick have been received by the COM
pany recently and 1t is expected that
the plant will be run on the scvhedule
In operation at the time OF the up
of finances at the beginning OF the
winter.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
HELD MOTHERS MEETING
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The w. C. 7. U. held a largely at
tended and profitable Mothers meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. U. s. okey on Harrison ave-
nue..
Mrs. E. b. Gettings was the capable
leader and interesting talks were
made, or papers were read. ON SELF
Respect" by Mrs. Flanagan; "Altru-
ism." by Mrs. Aldrich. and Industry
by Mrs. Hills.
Mrs. Eldred conducted the devotion
al exerclses.s Mrs. Burgess pressntsd
a memorial ON the work Of Mrs. Allen,
who was national superintendent Of
mothers work In the unioa.
An animated discussion OF tAsss
subjects brought ont many hslptul
suKKsstioas ON child training.
To Hnd. 70 ssA. 10 1T, to ell b to
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27

vance In salary. He will leave for
his new post OF duty on Sunday and
will take charge of the Ell Moro Of
fee the following day. Mr.. Gregory
was formerly agent of the D. & r. G.
at Florence and came here from that
place six or seven months ago.
A. l.. Boyd. general purchasing
agent for the Florence G. Cripple
Creek Railroad company, has returned
home from a month or six weeks bus
iness trip to the principal commercial
centers of the eastern states, includ-
ing St Louis, Chicago. New York,
Philadelphia, Boston, etc. Mr.. Boyd
says there is better feeling among
capitalists and manufacturers now
than at any time since the panic be-
gan and he expresses the belief that
business will soon be back upon a
normal basis.
Mr.. Melville, for some time past em-
ployed by the Denver & Rio Grande
In clerical capacity at San Carlos,
in this state. has been appointed to
the position of night agent at the local
station. succeeding j. c. Park, who
has been promoted to be cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Chase of Ne
braska, who have been here for the
last five or six weeks visiting their
son, o. c. Chase, and other relatives,
left at noon today for their home near
Omaha. They were particularly i'm
pressed with the mildness of the win
ter climate of Colorado.
w. A. Chapson returned home few
days ago from the Wet Mountain val
ley where he, in conjunction with w.
H. Smith and Ed Proctor. purchased
George Baldick's herd OF range cat
tie, numbering about 300 head. Mr..
Chapson got all of the steers in the
bunch, mostly yearlings and two year
olds. which he will take over to his
ranch near Hooper. in the San Luis
valley. Mr.. Baldick has recently
moved his residence from Custer coun-
ty to Four Mile. east OF Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27

You never waste time reading Daily
Record ads.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
Vssos Totes

Ragsdal
Real Estate
Bargains.
Notary Public-W B Rowland. s23
Main St.. Record office
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27

10 lnd. % "a. % 1t, to ssli ia to
want-aAvsstassf
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-26

Outlook for Farmers Not
Encouraging--Cotton Crop
Cut Short and Price De-
clining---Macon to Have
State Fair 10 Years.
---Criticism of Columbia
Correspondents Nom De
Plume---Other Matters.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-26
HAPPENINGS In GEORGIA.

Outlook for Farmers Not
Encouraging--Cotton Crop
Cut Short and Price De-
clining---Macon to Have
State Fair 10 Years.
---Criticism of Columbia
Correspondents Nom De
Plume---Other Matters.
Editor Lancaster News:
The cotton season is opening
up rapidly now, the cotton fields
are white with the fleecy staple
and dotted with the busy pick.
ers, though the scorching rays
OF sunshine beat fiercely on the
backs OF said pickers. What
promised to be an abundant crop
In the southern section OF this
state, especially, now shows pros
poets of little more than two
thirds Of a crop, on account of
Grafton caused by the
eat her we have had tor
the past two weeks. And yet
the price continues to decline
and the very best cotton, as we
write these lines, will scarcely
bring 8 cents. The outlook for
the farmers this fall is not en-
couraging by any means, and
when the farmer suffers, other
lines of business are bound to
be affected. So let us hope that
the general conditions this fall
will not be as bad as present
prospects Indicate.
BY special arrangement with
the State Agricultural Society,
we will have the state fair In
Macon for the next ten years.
Located in the central part of the
state, in the midst of the agri-
cultural belt, with splendid lair
grounds, commodious and sub
stantial brick fair buildings,
ample hotel facilities for accom-
modating the large crowds that
attend the affairs, this city Is an
ideal place for holding the state
fair and we think that making
this the permanent place for the
state fairs was wise move on
the part of the State Agricultu-
raj Society.
Your Columbia correspondent.
writing under the nom de plume
'1O-13-2", wants to know what
about the Macon ex. pennant
winners. Well, they have been
fighting for the BOBBY prize and
IT looks like they will win it all
right. Jacksonville has had the
pennant cinched so long, it al
most seems like we ought to be
rubbing out and starting over
again. We would be willing for
the South Atlantic League to
give them their "sheep-skin"
and let them enter a higher in.
stitution, the Southern League,
Tor instance, as they have gradu
ated in our leas sue.
Ere this reaches the press your
primary election will have been
held, and the candidates will see
now we'll or how bad they stand.
Some of them will be elected, of
course, others will have a chance
in-the second race and the bal
ance will be beaten straight out,
and about the best reason thew
can assign for their defeat will
be the one given by a defeated
candidate for county commits
sioner several years ago in Lam
caster county. One of his warm
supporters asked him if he knew
why he had been defeated. He
replied, "No, certainly can't
understand it," "Well,n said
he, "you didn't get enough
unfac :,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-21
OF INTEREST TO DEMOCRATS.

The National Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee has begun active
operations as its headquarters at Wash.
ington, D. c. In addition to its regular
work, it is now preparing Campaign
hand book which it hopes to have ready
for distribution by July 1.-TWO or three
months earlier than heretofore.
The Committee is charged with the
duty of assisting, In every way possible,
the election of q Democratic Congress
We wish the active cooperation of every
voter in the United States who believes,
with us, that the election Of a Democratic
Congress would greatly benefit the coun-
try. We must rely upon the people to
sustain our work by giving information
as TO local conditions, and suggestions for
our guidance.
Each individual can at least aid us by
making contribution. Will he not do so
and interest others in helping US too3
We wish our Campaign handbook dis
tributed as generally as possible, and we
will furnish copy. as soon as published,
to every one who contributes to our Com
mittee.
Send remittances to me at Washington,
D.. C.
JAMES T. LLOYD.
Chairman.
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SALEM ITEMS.

Salem, Md, May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holland and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred W. Gore.
Miss George Pearson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Puckham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Gore and son,
Edgar, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. b. Barnett, Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Gore and daughter,
Louise, spent Saturday afternoon with
MIR. and Mrs. John Vincent, at LinkWood.
Mrs. Chas Brohawn visited her mother,
Mrs. E M. Harper, the first of the week
Mr.. E. 8. Gore visited Cambridge on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred w. Gore visited Cambridge
on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Goslin spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Baumgartner.
Miss Belle Oliphant visited her sister,
Mrs Harry Brohawn, on Sunday
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SCHOOL THAT HAVE CLOSED.

District No. 1, Fork-School No. /,
Davis, Ella May, teacher; school No.
10, Wilson, Katie Wooden, teacher.
District No. 2, East New Market
School No. 8, Yates, Florence Web
ster, teacher.
District No. 8, Vienna-School No.
8, 6teele's Neck, j. Peyton Adams,
teacher; School No. 4, Big Mill, Katie
Oliphant, teacher; school No. 5, How
eth, Grace Thompson, teacher.
District No. 4, Taylor's Island
School No. I, Taylor's Island, Adele
&. Bosley, teacher; school No. 8,
James Island, Nellie Vickere, teach
or; school No. 5, Forest, Lucy Ma
guire, teacher.
District No. s, Lakes School No. 1,
Kirwan's Neck, Jessie LeCompte,
teacher; school No. 6, Wroten's Is
land, Berdye Insley, teacher.
District No. 6, Hooper's Island
School No. 5, Barren Island, Edna
Shenton, teacher; school No. 6, Mar
rows, Alonzo Travers, teacher; school
No. 8, Gadd's Ferry, Lulu Stapleforte,
teacher.
District No. 2, Cambridge-School
No. 8, LeCompte, Gertrude Wheat
ley, teacher; school No. 5, Dailsville,
Myrtle Brannock, teacher.
District Nos, Church Creek-School
No. 8, Blackwater, Lillian G.. Mere
dith, teacher.
District No. II, Drawbridge-School
No. 2, Griffith Neck, Essie Dean, teach
or; school No. 4, Hurley, Bessie Hack
EFT, teacher.
District No. 10, williamsburg
School No. 1. Harrison, Leila M. Con-
way, teacher.
District No. Is, Bucktown-Schoo
No. 8, Meyer, Marcia A. Jones, teach
or.
District No. IA, Linkwood-Schoo
No. 4, Thompson, Fanny Matthews,
teacher.
District No. II, Salem-School No.
9, Ravenswood, Sadie Wall, teacher.
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the FAITHFUL DOG.

We recall that we once read a news
paper article which was concluded with
the words: "The more see Of men, the
moro I think of the dog. While the
canine has many sins to answer for, rang
ing from muddy feet to hydrophobia, we
sometimes feel inclined to transpose the
phrase and say that the more we see OF
the dog, the less we think of men-by
comparison.
Some Of the newspapers the other day
published an interesting story of dog
that pulled q four-year-old child out Of
the water and then rushed home. painting
with it, exertions, to summon assistance.
it, well meant efforts were mistaken fol-
evidence Of an attack of rabies, and Its
owner promptly broke its head with an
axe. Despite its fearful wounds, the dog
managed to lead the way to where it had
laid it's half. dlowned playmate and then
crawled of into the weeds to die. Who
can deny that the dog showed qualities OF
courage, generosity, forgiveness and for
bearance far above those Of the average
man or womanf
Contemplating his extraordinary display
of faithfulness and affection we are forced
to conclude that men, even II "pillsrs In
the church, need not pride themselves on
possessing monopoly of the Christian
graces. Very little Of their performance
would square with that of the dog.
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SEONFT To L0kN-In SUMS of from 500 to
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NGONEY TO LOAN-S4OC0, $1,000, 5000 ard
NA $1,000, TO lend on first mortgage. Colds
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I 5000 to loan on frsr mortgage in sums of $500
to 5000 to suit borrower. HaZelton A
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