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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
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SeBter Reit oes Sdmibi6eu He9t'
mes III Gan francisco dllsge.
r"lHerBt. fa4e- 9tene StdotbpIoroe am
Nllocr.
Gan 6runciSco, Gol, .. 81
mlur.-9ic lebten Heite Der Sdntit's
ihen Observation-Disclosures" M.
ter meldcr Die Stuot ied)S Sabre lang
~geitauoen bat, limo nit Dem geitri.
gen Gage aus Der itdotiiden Hegic.
rllllq ulagen1erjt. Inter Der ilellen
Administration, meld)e iebt begonnen
bat, e%riitirt feiuc Sprr mebr oeS Gin.
~iluiies bon Sd)nte un0 Nuet oenn
iclbit Ole beioen ulli 0enl WcG nrtbp'
Sidet crnabltcu SeamtenL Der Sfdt.
mciiter unb Der GouutDsGlerf, bnben
bic nod pom Goirntps 8cfdngniB aus
rpebenoe SABINE bon ShnliB perlal.
len. Nae onherer itdotii6en Iern.
ter, 6drulltcr cine u%ollt1roige Sur
(eruiioreu.W eboroe, meroen uonItdn-
nern befleioet, iuelde nuf Dem oenlo.
trntiiten mo Dem 5000 @opcrll.
nlcnt".Sidet erfpablt luorhen Iino.
Nlid) Die olroeren Veunltcn Die nid)t
lcriuGblt, ionocrn erllnmt ipDroerl,
iinO nit MGnnern nod Dem Ser5cn
oes DtoporS Saplor pocr lolden. mel
DIE Die Gommiilionerl crtoren bobcl,,
beiett.
Sn cilter an oie neltc S%uperuiio.
rcnbcboroe gebultencn V~egrilBungs'
Nniprohe betonte Wtopor Iuplor Die
Totbpenoi9feit elmer Berbeiieritng
Der @uiierIeitung un0 Der StraBen
mo zines roihen @icoeruuiboue@
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Die S~offning aus, OaB Die Nellbau.
ten lid ilit,t nllr ourdl 3pcdnGBig'
teit, lonoern ollb ourd] artiteftoni-
id)e Sdonbeit olIs5eidnen pilroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Grucri,ucntirtc MIR.

SprinQfteIS, &n3., Q. San,
- Ieo. 5ancs u. aopc Eoitor Der
Cumberland |reSbpterionerfirfc 3u
2incoln. SuS., wurOc je1tte inter ci.
ner 9IufloGc Ser TaIihmiin3crei Dol
ooS biciiac @utoc0geritt gcitcllt. Gr
Niebt 3u, Wiinjen 1cpr0Gt 81 bobcl,
crtIGrt jcOoh, cr babe MIR experiment.
tirt, I'M III iebcn, oh or McbnilIcn
fiir ieine SonntogSihijler aniertiacn
f0nue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
@roHes Wanfu in ciner megifGuiid)eu
Yanf.

StabtW erifo, 8. Sanunr. -
Sad 9eriften aus Merioa iebIen int
Der ganf bon Dufatan 100000 IoI'
lars. Suboireftor Fernando 3. &o.
erigue5, @r.aaiiirer Der gdnf Woteo
Bonee, oeiien Shpieseriobn anpolt
q. q. Yonce uno Wateo's Sobn
eduardo Youce. iorpie obt tpcitere
Yerionen fitto perbaitet poroeu. lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Ter @iethsitrits in Neru.Nprt.

g'ouitredune Ser mciiten Grmitti.
runaS. @eiebIe peridobcn.-@ou.
promiiie al Der Gogeaoronmtg,--
0icIc Observation-Disclosures belpiI-
ligt,
Rem. 0ort, 9. %unuor. - Gro,
Be Trel0e berrld)t I'M Nuuptuuurtier
Der itritenocn Wictber Der unteren
Gillette, 6enu onitott ser geItern CT.
irnrtetell pieIen Nlnoert Grmittiru1l.
gen ipeld)C I'M Houic oeS Cages ges
gen Die Striter battCu uoI5ogcn iuer-
oen loleuL mlroc ulr Elm cin5igcr
ocrortiger @crittSbeiebl gegcn cincn
Striter pouItrcdt.
Nn oen anoeren Gallell botten bic
Su~u3iubobcr Die bercits erlungtcn
ernlittirunua-S rbrc8 uorl0uiig 5ll.
riid0clegt, o0cr lie iparen aui ein
GompromiB nit Sen Wtietbern einQe>
Hargen. 9ic er5icltcn Hcouftionen
GER Wictbeu p0riirten bon 90 Gents
bis 50 pro WobmInG unh Mouat.
Die elite Scr Ieucmentb0uler, III DC
ncr ser Strife oicic Griolgc cr5ielt
bate, mo Ole I'M Strife-SauptQunrs
tier an9eihlogcn iii, mies gcitcrn cine
lolgc Hcibe ucitcr 8ollsmtnmcrn
ouf. Su ben mCiiten 6Gucn bctru1
sic Gru0Bigun0 pro Monot uno
Wobnun9 81.
Anoerc SouSbeliber luoren III,
ifIiiiiig. SutOertc bon Grnlitti.
rungs SroreS mur0cn oeu War.
ld)Gllen ilbergebcn, obcr ibre Toll.
'trpflng iprroe porl0llii1 nod niht
onacoronet. Gen WoridGllen fG0t
c. ouBeroem Ihper, &uuolongcr fir
oic unonNcnebmc Nrbelt 81 crIan9cn.
IN ouoercn 0duiern baben Die Stri'
ter ole S~ousbeliBCr bcnahrid)tigt, 0ab
lie ohne GrmiliionS. VOllitredung alla'
3iebeu ipoIlen, un0 geItern fonntc
man pielc Mobelmu9en leben, Die
noromGrtS ooer iibcr Die @tllioma.
burq.@riide nad) @egenben 5ogen,
no Ole Wietbe per 3tnlnter ipcit nico'
riaer 1T, ais I'M iiberpattertcn @betto.
Won mcbr alS 500 int Winicipul.8c.
riht ocS .. 3iitrittS eingeleiteten
Observation-Disclosures, Die 9eItern gum
Terbor fonmcn %iolltcn, puroen mcbr
ais $50 folen geIo'ien. Sn oleien
lparen Ole 9ificren5en ori Ole cine
ooer onoere gSeiic frieolid) beigelegt
iuoroer. giniar &~ouSbeiiber beilad).
rihtigten 0os Strite'Suuptqitortier,
eaB in ibren SGuiern Wpbnungen 81
e%rlitaBigten Wtictben 5i boben Ieien.
Worgen sbeno miro IN Der ga.
iupette,Sulle 8ru. Sic, Ipenle y,
cine 8erIolnmlung Der Strifer itott.
iinbefl, nHh ain Som'tue Nadnlittoa
iriro Stou Hoie Yditor Stofes, Die
ciiipGutiid) iiir bic Sttifer eintritt. in
Der lielen Glinton.S oIie dn Clinton,
StraBe iprcdeu. wv.
9tc Strifefiibrer iltfcn lire @e-
fol9idoit in iolden 61len, no Die
&eute Iiebcr Die oiesnlOnotlihe Wtie-
the nod) Der often Gote bc5ublterL OILS
lid Der @efobr elmer 3tuon9S.grmit-
ilrirng olS5uiebelt, 81 ueronloiien in
llGd)iten Wouot III Ole @1uier 81 sic.
ben, bereu 8eiiBer GrmGbigunaen be-
miIi9t boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

6emndtit Don ieinem Soften, tpeIden
er ieit Dem 8. Sftober 1892 befIeibet
bot, 5uriidtreten miro un0 bereits cine
@ohnuna in Berlin gcmietbet bat,
Inn ocmnGhit bierber iiber3uiieoeIn.
Sdon sur Belt Der Wurotto-Gonie-
renj in NIgecirus, out peIher Ra0o.
mib elmer ser 8ertreter OeS bcutid)en
HeidcS mar, bieB es, ooB ser BOT
i6ofter ieine 8iirbe an ipaniihcn
Sole uuittireu piiroc,
8ruf Eidler'S @eiItcS.
5uitono.
Ter S%tuutsompult bat mInmebr
0oS Gntniinoigungs Geriobrcn &C.
acn Sen ais %lloenbeser beriihtiqtcn
Greid,.O raien Bidder BON alcin.
Gitirnc einNcIeitct, mcld)er IN Scr.
oritten Nopenlber1uodc, Wie 6onlnIs
Qeneloet, ais gemein0eiGbrlih gel.
itesfranf nod Der SrrcnunitaIt in
Ioqoori Bel Berlin gebrud)t norbeu
mar. GiidIer luar Gn0c &rni pori.
Qc:l Sobreo oilS DEM StroiQeiGngniS
in Scgcl cutloiicn mor0cn, no CT mc-
9cn @uirei5lng orei WIonote bate
o6biiBcn ipqcn. Scinc Gntloiilulg CT,
iolqte, neil er g~ciites9cit0rt lei, rmO
bus @eridt bate icinc bcborolifc
9calilidtigung an8Coronct. Gle Der
ltrtbeiIrng EiidlCr'S mur bereitS inl
Sftober bes &ubreS 1906 aeidebcu.
Gr bate Ounn oppclIirt. Sn lester Su.
ltun5 ipurbe ieine 9cruiung nom
Mcid)Secrift in 2cip5i9 obaeIcbnt,
,moroui scr @roi ms Wci0ngrliB 81
ponoern bate, ooS er ieood) boIo aus
Dem n~ngegc6enen 8rllnoc perlieb.
Tiidler bot icit pielen Sobrcn Sen Be
BORDEN 81 idoiien gentott nmo lit
ihljcBIit oa gelonhct, no or nod DEM
Gufiirboltcn lpeitcIter areiie IGngit
bate mteraebroft iein iollen.
yin sc u en- peS y T.
tttuIariSmuS.
Gie oNu9sburqer Eoit5citlmg," bo3
Organ Der Gentrumsportei i'm boperi.
ihen 2onota9, Ciiert gegen Die No9.
Iidfeit ser 9etbeiliaung 6es 5"ipeiten
buperiihen Irmeecorps al oen Dies.
jdbrigen aaiiermonouern. Gos 9lott
iibrt aus, oos Centrum betGnlpie
ieoc Grmeitcrrng Der 9eiugniiie nad)
oben, nafocn bereits gellig geoptert
worOcn iei. Ger Yrin5regent iei al.
lem competent, iiber Ole 6ragc ser 0e,
tbeiligung boperiider Sruppeu 81
entiheioen.
IuerIei aus 9eutidIonb.
1ie aopouerie mirb nit einem
neilet aorobiner allsgeriiitet. go
iuobl Die SduBmeite pic bic Seuer.
frait Der @oiIe iinb mclentlid erbobt.
Sic Wilitdrpertpoltlng bcobiidti9t,
Die Yatroncn fir ole anpaIlerie in
Iutomobilen nadfiibrert 81 %lniielt.
2uut WeIomg aus Alenitein bot
Der @ertbeioi9er Der 6rou u. Sdloene.
bed, Der i'm 8eiGngniB bcfiltbIifeu
Satin oCs 0llrd, Sen Salptmaln bon
@oebcn ermoroeten Majors, bci'm
8erift iebt oeu 9Introg g~eitellt. bob
leii,e Slientin Imeds Seobodtung IT.
res @eiitesjuitdnbes Der SrcnauituIt
iiberlpieicn luer0e.
Arnolo 9odlin's beriibmtes Sc.
mGloe Sic @eiil6e Der Seligen,"
lpelteS Ieiner 3eit oui benz Slid
transport Don ct. 2oiliS ifipcr be.
ihdoigt wltroe, lit 9dn5lif ipieocr
bergeiteLlt poroel1. Gie 9erlincr 9to.
tionalgolerie, aus oeren Sh1ben bo8
9ilo 5lrr ausiteQlung begegeben lpitr.
DC, bat es nun ipieoer iibernolrlmell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

Qdl5c feblenoc Summe iou IN nelen
ganfnoten aus eincm ielteu @eIo.
ifrant Qenomrnen noroen iein gu
Dem 3rpei ShIiiiieI III &Gnoen Oea
Suboireftors unb aoiiirers >pareu.
Gle 5rp0Ii @erboiteten 9eboren ST Den
tonandcbenocn areiicn IN Meri0a.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

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Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

Prof. H. E. Smith. the superinten-
dent of the South Canon chools is
the Republican candidate for clerk.
You know him. He has been In the
South Canon schools since half the
population were children and he 10
the most popular teacher you ever
knew. Now think over your long list
Of teacher acquaintances and see II
that isn't true?
Mr.. Smith is deserving Of promo
ton. He fslls II and his folks-the
people who, live in South Canon end
love him feel It.
0outh Canon wo1lAnt let Ar. smith
% 10 any otAee ss1ool-aa1 hs Prob
ably wosiln't os-evsa Dce Aegss
.@iasy. Sss-.1 ....E'''sssa.l
~ b has tansAt loag soousA- r
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

ST.sH' a-& Ea
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81 ~ t,s y
l~5ysEs
w, a,r -
'F .ssE.'f
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15
FRANK sHERCLIFFH De.
LRvED 10 BE IN IOWA

Frank shercif6e, who .mAAs sacA
+spectscular escape from 0hsef0 Aoa-
ner OF Lake county On the -nighf Of
September 3eth. while baing brought
to the psnitsntisry 10 serve Q tsrm o.
twenty-five years for killing = saloon
keeper In Leadville in 1895, ID report
ed to have been sssn In Iowa . few
days ago. A dispatch to the Dss
Moines Register from Aitnhsllsvills
in that state under date Of last Thurs
day says:
Frank shercliRe. the famous dia-
mond thief and bandit. is In hiding
near here and tho sheriff With half
q dossn deputies. all heavily armed.
have gone to the place vhsrs he 10
believed to be secrsted determined 70
capture him At all hazard. eherciins
recently got away from the Colorado
authorities while being taken 70 tAs
penitentiary for murder"
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

JAMES {. COOPER, REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY JUDGE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

fully on his opinion, and its convinc-
Judge Cooper labored long and care
ing logic proclaimed the thoroughness
of his work No matter what the final
disposition of the case was-no mat
ter whether the higher tribunal re-
versed his decision or not-Judge
Cooper's connection with it will live
on the records as an able exposition
OF the subject.
James L. Cooper is a candidate for
reelection to the ONCE he has filled
80 we'll. having received the unani-
NOUS endorsement Of his party for
the place. Mr.. Cooper has won
an enviable reputation ~ q law
yer among the members of the
local bar and he has success
fully conducted casses in all Of the
tribunals OF the state. He is an ar
dent Republican and az q public
speaker has given considerable Of his
time to an advocacy Of its principals.
Mr.. Cooper's personal popularity
and his familiarity with political con-
ditions in Fremont county combine to
render him a very strong candidate
for the once for which he has been
named. Mr.. Cooper has host Of
friends in all parts of the county and
they will rally to his support on cleo
ton day as they realize that 1t was
his fitness for the place that prompt
ed his nomination for the county
judgeship by the Republican conven-
tion a few weeks ago.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

and is one of the very best horticul-
tural properties in the Canon City
district.
The local newspaper men made the
trip to the ranch and back In an auto
mobile through the courtesy Of Mr..
Jackson and they are indebted to him
for one of them ost delightful rides
imaginable. With Frank L. Bunten ~
chauffer the run was made at TWEEN
ty-five mile clip. and. in places. at .
considerably higher rate IT speed. II
was an celebrating and highly en-
joyable outing. "~
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15
FIRST REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CANON CITY
WONAN,S CLUB

The first regular meeting OF the
Canon City Woman's Club for the
current year was held at Elks hall
Tuesday afternoon with a large at
tendance OF members. The club began
the seasons work with study Of
"Blake's History OF the Bible" with
Mrs. r. 8. Lewis as leader. The les
son was largely a preliminary one,
but was both interesting and help
fuf. an earnest Of the winters work.
Mrs. T. N. Harding gave an account
Of the last meeting of the National
Federation Of Woman's Clubs and
Mrs. Huxley of the state federation.
The members Of the club responded to
roll call with . quotation from their
favorite snthor.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15
The Man Who Has
Earned the Promotion
The People Wou1d Give Him

deserves a promotion. He has earned
it. His own people want to help him
to It and they say in South Canon that
they will vote for him to man-and
woman.
The clerkship will be handsome
promotion for Mr.. Smith. It pays q
salary nearly double what he gets ~
a teacher. It II an honor to be e.
teemed. The clerkship Is the leading
once in the county and will give Mr.
Smith the position in the community
he deserves. n
The Americas ,psools love 70 award
the faithful-l0vo to aid IN ths proaao-
tioa oe ~ asssEvin0-aol ~ largely
that sseling 80 b ssa1ing . thsus.
ana ealAees 80 . tAousaaA nCeAors
I6u9laDTNa1H1A1 41lA 1seFSe
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15
Stewart; for coroner. e. W. Eddy
for representative, A. T. Wolf.
SUNDAY EVENINGS SACRED
CONCERT A GREAT SUCCESS

The sacred concert given at the
First Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening attracted an audience Of be-
tween eight and nine hundred people
and was greatly enjoyed by all. About
twenty-five voices took part in the
program, and its mastery rendition
was a tribute to the excellence Of the
choir as 4 musical organization. The
choir of the Presbyterian church. al
ways a good body Of singers, has
shown q marked improvement during
the last few months and gives prom
ise Of soon SURPRISING any Of Its pre-
.vious achievements. Sunday nights
program was ~ follows:
Organ Prelude-Grand Chorus in
b nat .................. ..... VAST
Alleulia Forth" =.
............. ........ 6cnn0ckeI
Anthem-"Tarry With Me-. Baldwin
Ladies' Quartette. e............ Selected
Duet-Fcr tenor and bass-"Be
Glad, Oh Ye Righteous. {. .Hosmer
OfPertory. ....... Organ and Piano
Upon the Twilight
Hours" with soprano and tenor
obligato) Custance
Mems Chorus-'One 9westly Solemn
Thought" -. Ambrose
Ye the Lord" with
tenor obligato) .......... .RDbortA
Final Chorus-"Lift Up Your Heads
From the Cross and Crown.
......... ...... Selected
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15
DEER HUNTER KILLED NEAR
HILLSIDE ON THURSDAY
Body of Unfortunate Man Bopght Here BY Undertakes
Whitrnore Friday Night and Prepared for
Berial Preparatory to Being Shipped
to QuaA, Oklahoma.

fast approaching. While the other
members of the party were putting
away the horses Beeler began unload
ing the bedding and provisions from
the wagon and carrying them into the
cabin. He had made two or three
trips and was taking the guns out OF
the vehicle when the accident occur
red which deprived him of life.
The shotgun was loaded and In pull
ing 1t towards him the hammer was
in some way forced down on the mr.
ing pin, causing 1t to 60 of and send
it's load OF heavy shot into his right
chest, killing him instantly. His COM
panions were horror stricken by the
affair and one of them was sent back
to Hillside to report the disaster and
to inform the coroner Of what had
taken place.
Mr.. Whltmore left for the scene OF
the accident early Friday morning
and arrived here with the body twelve
hours later almost exhausted from
hardships of the trip. A drives ol
nearly twenty-five miles over rough
mountain road was necessary before
the railroad was reached and the par.
ty was tired out by the fatigue Of the
journey.
Deceased was about 80 years Of age
and had lived In this county for some
time, being In the employ Of Henry
Belknap of Hillside during the great
er part of his residence In this state
He was a member Of the Odd Fellows
lodge and was unmarried.
Beeler was we'll liked by all who
knew him and his untimely death wal
great shock to his friends. The
body will be. shipped to his. old home
at Quail, Okla, where his parents are
living. for interment.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

Stomach troubles would more
quickly disappear Il tho Idea OF treat
ing the cause. rather than the e6eet
would come into practice. A Nny.
inside. hidden nerve, says Dr.. ohooD.
governs and gives strength to tAe
stomach. A braach also Booo 10 IL
heart. and one to the kidneyD. WheA
these INSIDE nerves" tan. then IT,
storativs h alsectsd specifically e
49, failIne neTvoA Wo4hla ~
hours astor s1art1pg ~ Rsoo1s1e1vo
froafmaos pnGleat1 naS o9V realise
8 aaia. 9nll AZ Aa1nhq n l2Qa. .
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15
GAVE DANCE AT ANNEX
HALL In HONOR
OF COLUMBUS DAY

A social session and dance was Civ
en- by the members OF Royal Gorge
Council. Knights OF Columbus. at An
mex hall Monday night in honor Of the
discoverer of America. There was ex-
cellent music, refreshments and Q
general good time. In addition to the
home people there was number Of
guests up from Florence. II was one
of the most pleasing events Of the
kind in the history OF the local coun-
Gil. and great credit is due to the COM
mittee In charge OF the entertainment
for the manner in which the arrange
ments were carried out
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15
COLLINS SECURED FOR 7. II.
C. A. GENERAL SECRETARY

The directors of the Y. NJ. c. A.
consider they are exceedingly fortu-
nate in securing the services Of Mr..
R. D. Collins as general secretary.
Mr.. Collins is especially well-6tted
for association work. When in col
lege he was president of the College
association and the various ofnces
leading up to that position. After
leaving college he was in business for
four years. Then entered association
work. supplying at the r. R. branch
In Grand Island, Neb., then was af-
filiated with the Omaha City associa-
ton work, thence to Adrian. Mich.
When Mr.. Collins took charge OF the
work at Adrian the association was
in much the same condition a. Canon
City. Under his efficient management
a fine new, building was erected and
membership OF 700 secured. Mr..
Collins broke down in health and then
came West to the Boulder asoociation'
He was secretary there }whsn the
building movement was agitated and
at the time the building was erected
At the present time he is giving aid
to the Fort Collins association. HI
IL now considered perfectly we'll and
! ready to bend all his efforts TO asso.
citation work. ,5n5 e..
We have neither the equipment Of
ample accommodations to carry o.
the full work Of an association. eoms
new and interesting features will b
introduced and We predict . year oi
great prosperity and succsgs with Mr
Collins as secretary. He will taxi
charge Of the. work about the middle
Of October and We hope the people
In Canon City will unite In their o.
forts to build up strong and helpfu
| work for the men and boys In oui
midst.
c. F. PRESgEY.
President Canon City Association.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

The remains of John Beeler Of Hill
side were brought here on Denver and
Rio Grande train. No. 4, about
O'Clock Friday night by Coroner Whit
more and were today prepared for
burial at his undertaking rooms at
626 Main street.
Mr.. Beeler was victim of the hunt
ing season and is the fourth to die In
Colorado since the deer shooting per-
iod opened ten days ago. In COM
pany with Leo Mccormick, F. H. Niles
and Walter W. Higgins. all of Hill
side, Mr.. Beeler left on a hunting trip
into the Sangre de Christie mountains
on Thursday, their destination being
Upper Turkey creek spring, some ~
miles from Hillside.
They had gone out for weeks
camping and hunting trip and expect
cd to be able to get deer apiece as
game was reported to be abundant In
that locality. In addition to a rifle
for each member of the party q shot
gun was taken along for the purpose
Of shooting rabbits. etc. To carry
their provisions, camp equippage and
other supplies the trip was made In
a heavy ranch wagon. They nad
planned to stay at an abandoned cab
in, we'll up towards the head OF
gulch, where there was shed that
could be used as stable for their
horses, the location Of which was
splendid one for hunting purposes
Beeler and his companions arrived
At the cabin about S O'Clock and they
at once began to get everything ii
readiness for the night, which was
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

To quickly check cold. druggists
are dispensing everywhere, clever
Candy Cold Cure Tablet called Pre-
yentics. Preyentics are also dne for
feyerish children. Take Preventico
at the sneese stage 70 hsod OF all
colds. Boz Of 4S-3Sc. Rambo Q
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

Served as coffee. the new coffee
substitute known to grocer's every
where as DR.. Shops Health Coffee.
will trick even coffee expert. Not
a grain OF real coffee In 4 either.
Pure healthful toasted grains. malt,
nuts, etc, have been 20 cleverly blend
ed as to give q wonderfully satisfy
ing coffee taste and flavor. And II
IL made In q minute, tool No tedious
20 to 30 minutes boiling. Tegl Il and
see. DR.. Ghoop created Health Cot
fee that the people mtG1 have .
tat woaid s. thooruESiy sasiseyiag
IN every possible respeet.~ Gol0 ~
Monarch Grocery.
Clafsacs Hills has eoSe ~ s0sosgn1p
OpringS vtsre be viii 1enr - .
afA1a1ts = - Mbssal 49, 1spastnest
q 0es0saAo oogIeOe.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-15

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War Horseback-Sx Hoes SidePoeaso Races. tnd
Bareue Friday Winding with Cowboy Dance u Anx Hal
"a Friday Nht psoesap hsr pirteasJ address
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-10
SUBSCRIPTIONS RET6S
ore YRRR $LOO
g MONTHS -..-... SO
y MONTHS -. as
INSCRIPTIONS Nus 5E PAD Nv ADvAl
A COoporative Community
Would Save Lee Thousands of
Dollars.
Mr. Editor.

Mr EQiUOt:-
The papers always lend as help to try
to save money or benefit our country. and
IA this instance this is written and publica-
ton asked with The cincere desire to offer
a suggestion that phrhaps would be Of
COOL to the county,
have noticed that when water melons are
50 high one year the next year brings big
acreage and generally l. ses. It is the same
way with peaches, cantalouprs and other
fruits. The loss OF year forses the pIoppin
Of Investigation and we 60 back to the
old all cotton plan, the chance big gains
OF one parry one year calls for big crops Of
pelishable fruits. another year and looses
again, II goes on this way round and round
year after year, could there be change
for the better we think so, Suppose this
plan h adopted, let from dozen farmers,
(the more the betterl get together and a.
gree that we will each plant say three acres
Of melons, we will each plant three acres
Of cantaloupes, we will each plant from
so to loo peach trees hon TO 100 pear
trees, q half acre Ia strawberries, an acre
or two ia assorted vegetables, onions egg
plants. potatoes &c, aud the one that runs
over the limit to be tiued small fine
so IS to keep the crop Ia reason.
when these products are ready, let all
poll their products, let it be shipped in the
name Of the club, let the secretary OF the
club receive the returns and pay each man
his part, BY this means better commission
houses could be secured, better returns, for
the business would pay the commission
men to deal fair, and even II the market on
say melons went of to loss, then each
man, having only three acres would net
be hurt, any farmer can use this much TO
feed his hogs, stock and other things, be-
cides seed saved around the place,
II the melons are not profitable, tie pears
might bes or the car taIoupeS ii the peaches
tailed, when the potatoes were drag It
would perhaps happen, as 1t often does,
that the onions sell very high aud so on.
BY this means, no one loses much ON auy
crop and ali stand to Aaake good money
on the ammount invested.
II this plan can be perfected, wesre will
ing to enter into It fOr our share, and il
properly managed, can see no reason on
cath why 1t should not furnish labor 10
idle hands that at dimes are without suit
able employment, 10 wit the smaller chill
dEen who would be Just the thing to pick
or DO other small jobs of this kind.
Il would bring returns at time when