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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Injunction Feat ire Of Same Has
Been A sailed BY
BRENTWOOD SALOON MAN
Ress Aldersons Was Convicted on the
Charge Of Selling lnsoxieants In Club
and Fined and Jailed, Then Seeking
Hsbsas Corpus Writ.

Austin. Jan. Application for writ
Of habeans corpus was filed In the
supreme court by Ross Anderson. a sa.
loon man OF Brownwood. who was Inn
prisoned by the district Judge there for
violating writ OF injunction prohibit.
ing sale Of intoxicating liquors In
club at Brentwood. vslich city Is local
option. The application filed by J. II.
Baker of brentwood. attorney for
Anderson. and the constitutionality Of
the injunction feature Of search and
seizure act IL sssailed. Anderson was
fined 400 and given three days in jail
for selling liquor AZ club after the
court had under the new Law enjoined
the sale OF liquor In that place. The
case Is creating great interest.
State department OF education II
already being flooded with books from
variona publishers. showing samples
BY concerns that are going to submit
bids for furnishing books 20 state.
All bids must be IN by February I.
The railroad commission gave out
statement showing condition OF Texas
railroads for the quarter ending Oct.
81. 1907. as compared with same quar-.
ter for the year Of 1906. The totals are
as follows:
Gross earnings. S30.is70s7. a de,
crease OF s62s.4i4. or 200 per cent
Operating expenses. s24.175.t e5. =
next Increase OF si.74s.4l5. or st4i
per cent
Income from operation se.2fs.5ei. \
net decrease Of 34.1s6.ooo. or 1851
per cent.
Passenger train earnings. es.522.5fs.
4 net increase Of s1.456.1o6. or 1906
per cent.
Freight earnings. seo.s4e.ssi.sa not
increase Of st90.464. or 2.r per cent
Attorney George c. Greer and JUDGE
Minor of Beaumont. representing the
Security OIL company. nre here pre-
pairing 90 contest the states appl'ca
tion for a receiver of that company In
connection with recent antitrust suit
filed against H. Other attorneys are
here from Dallas and Corsicana. look.
ing after other companies that are
defendants in litigation. They viii all
make stiff fight against the state re-
ceiversh!p phase OF the case.
State Treasurer Sparks. relative
OF Governor Sparks OF Nevada. re-
ceived telegram from the governor
requesting Treasurer Sparks 10 send
him Mt once copy OF the law govern
fne the state ranger force In Texas.
A special session OF the Nevada leeis-
lature In now In session TO enact such
law. and the Texas law appeals TO the
Nevada executive.
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BOXERS wRATHY.
Destroy Mission Buildings and
More Trouble Probable.

San Francisco. Jan. &C. Poihill.
IN English missionary. who has spent
twenty years In China. has arrived
here on the liner Nippon Maru. He
says that shortly before he left his sta.
ton at KaiTsien. In the province OF
Szchuan. place about 1900 miles
from Shanghai. Boxers caused con-
siderable alarm 90 foreign residents
The imposition OF heavy school taS
and heavier tax on opium aroused the
Boxers 10 anger. and started them on
a wreckips rampage. No lives were
lost In the outbreak. hut five buildings
A.le.sing 10 Protestant and Catholic
missions we're destroyed before the
authorities succeeded In auelling the
riots. Mr.. Polhill Is on his way :"
London. lie expects trouble all over
China IN a few months.
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1euncle. ma. Jan. l.--Twelve COM
paaiss Of infsniry. one battery and
nccompanying hospitai and signal
corps Of Indiana National guard gath
srsd here under orders from Governor
Hnni5 to maintain peace during the
STRIFE Of employees Of the street rail-
way company. Cars began running
SATURDAY morning on regular schedule.
Il vs. stated Saturday morning that
martial law would not be declared AZ
long az there was any hope Of prevent
lne further disorders. There has been
cnnsIdsrable excitement at this city
he past several days owing TO the
street ear strike. Troops on arriving
converted lhe Auditorium skating
INK into . rendezvous.
About half the employees Of the In
diana Union Traction Railway com
pony az Marion have struck. Only
pa,4 OF the local cars are running
Mem. The trouble interferes With In
6frurban traffic. Strikebreakers have
Zen cent out Of town by traction line
0fllein1x q Marion and II Is stated
they win not be brought hack unless
necessary.
The assembling Of troops at Muncie
n he result q two days rioting on
he streets. during which eight cars
vero wrecked and eleven men injur'
n BY buIIets, stones and other mis-
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People In Institution Make Hur.
ried Exit.

Kansas City. Jan. i.--By the eS-
sion of bomb In the basement OF the
three-story marble building on the
northeast corner OF Tenth and Balti-
more streets, occupied by the First
National bank and offices. some dam
age was caused and resulted In quite a
panic among many score OF customers.
Half dozen persons were injured. but
II u believed none will die
The First National bank building Is
one of the most beautiful structures In
the city. II was only finished 'ast year.
and cost close 70 100000. The man
floor Is occupied by the hank. which -
the largest financial institution In
Kansas City. The upper stories are
occupied principally by real estate and
law firms.
Investigation developed the fact
that bomb had been placed in the
toilet room In northwest corner Of
the Easement twenty feet from the
main vault The toilet room Is by a
fhrceinch plaster partition. This rar
titlon is supported by a steel post.
The bomb struck this post with such
force that Il bent II foot out OF posi-
ton. wrecked the partition ard
plumbing and sent a cloud OF dust up
n wide stairwayleading 10 the banking
rooms. Half n dozen basement win
dows with steel rods protecting them
were blown out into Baltimore avenue
and across the street. The building
was shaken as n by an earthquake,
and Us force may be appreciated from
the fact that Il was felt In all parts Of
the city.
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ohsksspssrsan scholar. Pulpit Orator
and Platform Lecturer.
Warrington. Jan. l.--Rev. Father
Denis ]. stafford. d. D.. pastor Of ST.
Patricks Roman Catholic church Of
mis- city. IN Irrsmovale parish. and
ous Of The most noted divines In che
country. = dead ct Providence hos
vial following an operation list Tues-
Cav. Dr. Stafford vns forty-scven
yearu Of aga. and was ordained to the
priesthood Dec. 70. 1856. His emil
nence ~ ohakespcarean scholar. pull
pit orator and platform lecturer was
widely recognized. The principal
cause Of his death was cirrihosis Of
he liver.
Since his incumbcncy the magnifl-
cent granite building adjoining the
church, now used for the rectory. 81.
Pntricks academy and Carroll hall
Vas erected. and At their dedication
Sunday, Nov. 30. 1904. President
Roosevelt delivered the address In the
presence Of a vast conconrse OF peo-
pic. The presence ~ the president
wns out Of sincere admiration for Or.
Stafford. He WAS devoted TO the cause
Of education. and took an unusual In
tercst In everything that pertained to
the elimination OF distress.
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FAN TO AGREE.



Louisville. Jan l.--Althoush all Is
apparently quiet In the struggle be-
tween the tobacco growers OF Ken
lucky and Tennessee and the Amer
lean Tobacco company, Development"
have given great uneasiness. Russell
vile. which was rsided by nigh, rid.
srssis quiet. bus the rheriff and flf
deputies. the police and the citizen
are ON the alert TO prevent a repsti
ton of the outrages. II was decided
BY the peace officers and the leading
citizens. in view OF tho improbabiIIty
Of another raid. that the governor
would not be asked for troops. State
Fire Marshal Ayres. however. Is there
investigating.
The county Judge and court off,
cials notified Governor Wilson that
. special term OF court would be called
to consider the evidence brought out
by the investigation. and that extra
ordinary efforts will be made to ap'
preheud and punish the guilty parties
.,-,.-.,.-. s.u.,
"e mus "'s'''''"s "e" ''o"'"s
a. II did. on the heels Of the Russell
viii raid was the failure Of the Burley
Tobacco societv and the chief BUYERS
oc m, American Tobacco company Ia
svree rev. riding the marhetInr Of the
| fSo7 cron heId nv the society. The
uart,es met A. winchester IN accord.
snce with the terms NJ : compromIsr
agreement recently brought about nv
Covernor Wilson The Burley men
wanted the company to buy 50. 900
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CANNOT BE SOLD.
interesting Question Comes Up Rels'
tive to Prohibition Law.

interesting Question Comes Up Reia-
tive to Prohibition Law.
Atlanta. Jan. 1.-THE prohibition law
has already brought forth an interest
ing question. A saloon keeper In
Brooks county early In December gave
. mortgage on his fixtures and his
stock OF liquors to secure a debt.
When he failed to pay the debt the
holder OF the mortgage foreclesed. and
the sheriff OF Brooks county immedI.
ately advertised the fixtures and
liquors for sale. setting a certain dats
therefor This raised the question a.
to whether such n sale would be- lc-
gal.
Attorney General Hart rendered an
opinion to the effect that such pro.
ceedines would violate the law, mas.
much as the prohibition act specifical
~ prohibits the state. Its officials or
agents from selling whisky.
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Travelling Man Suicides.

Tuscwnbla. Ala. Jan. f.-W. W.
Walker. a travelling salesman for Mar.
shall Field q Co.. committed suicide NJ
a hotel here BY taking morphine. lie
was a native Of Holly Springs. Mrs.
and was fify-five years old. unhap-
py domestic relations and III health
caused the suicide.
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HONESTY REWARDED.
Lawrence Pickett Finds Valuable Pa.
pers ard Nicely Remembered.

Poitsvllle. Pa. Jan. ss-Lawrencc
Pickett. a draughtsman. employed by
the plant of the Easton Steel company
Of this place. while returning FROM a
holiday visit to New Jersey. picked up
In a Pullman car a package contain.
ing $500 in gold bonds and si,5o0
more negotiable paper. Having com.
mnnlcated with Philadelphia broker.
he ascertained the owner and returned
the documents by express. His hon.
esty was rewarded by the gift Uf a
$500 United States gold bond from the
owner.
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TWO HOURS LESS.
Nearly Sixteen Thousand Men and
Boys Affected IN Matter Of Pay.

Philadelphia. Jan. f.-The announce
meut is made that tho Baldwin Loco
motive works OF this city viii run on
an eight hour instead OF ten hour
basis. The reduction In time will az
feet 1880 men and boys and Is
equivalent to the suspension OF 5000
persons.
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One Killed. Several tturt.

Evansville. Ind. Jan. i.--John Med
erhurst OF Mount Vernon was killed
and seven OF eight people injured In n
wreck on the Evansville and Mount
Vernon Traction line Saturday. Among
the injured IL Major G. v. Menzies. OF
Mount Vernon. The wreck was caused
by a collision between passenger
and freight car near Ford's station.
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NEGRO NEARLY SHOT.

Mother Of Ruth johnson coneeais
Pistol IN . Paper Sag.
Waco. Jan. Prompt action on the
part of Constable Guy Mcnamara pre-.
vented Mrs. Forrest Johnson. mother
OF Ruth Johnson. who was alleged as.
saulted by n negro. Joe Williams. from
shooting Williams In the courtroom.
While the examining trial was In pro
sress Mrs. Johnson suddenly took a
pistol from paper bag. supposed 10
contain bananas. and cooking II start.
I'd 10 shoot williams. The officers
grabbed her and otter scuffled took
the weapon away irom her. Williams
bond was fixed at $4,000. There was
great excitement over The attempted
act Of Mrs. Johnson.
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en6
Karts OF whisky were
sryerty-flve d~f saloon.
stolen from a Dan rs. charged lwitf
Thlrty-two neriKd In few hpcrr
vavrucy. we're arrct
AZ Dallas. of Fort Cay
John Ba,ram. mayol Pded by SAN
W Va was MORALLY wo
.,uei Kin<er. Vat Fort
While resisting arrest \xas shot
Worth John Adams. a negroA
IN a wrist. \A,d "a
csorge L. Rockwell has resik> Five
general manager Of the Texas
Million club. M
Cornerstone has been laid az BEN
Craysoe county. Texas. for a si2.o\
school building.
Colonel T. o. Walker. livestock Cd
itor Of the Fort Worth Record. fell AM
broke two ribs
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NO PENSION.
Confederate Veterans at Nashville
Oppose Action OF This Character.

Oppose Action OF This Character.
Nashville. Jan. AT meeting OF
Frank Cheatham bivouac. United Con.
federate Veterans. resolution was
adop,er requesting southern represen-
tatlvss In congress 10 do all In their
power TO defeat the proposed pension.
ing OF Confederate soldiers by the Fed
eral government The resolution In
part says: we do not need the pa
ternity OF the government. We con
slider II the duty OF the respective
states formerly composing the Confed
crate States OF America to care for the
worthy and needy Confederate soldiers
out OF their state treasures. as many
OF them are doing with great liber-
atty"
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Try This For Catanh.

Free tests are nov being supplied b usll
10 al CstsrSh sufferers There u -
expense-no obligation whatever.
DR.. Shoop 10 combining OH Of Eucalyptus.
Thymol, Mepshol. Oil Of Winferereen. tic.
and 10 Incorporating these ingredients into
. pure, snow-white crezm-hke Imported
Petroleum. This Creation--Dr. Shoop's
Cztarrh Remedy-Rives Immediate and
lasting relief 10 catarrh Of the nose and
throat. That al may first test Il free. these
trial boxes az being mailed without
charge. simply 90 encourage these .ests
and thus fully demonstrate. beyond doutt,
the value Of this combination.
II Catarrh has extended down 20 the
stomach or bowels. then DR.. Shops
Restorative must also be used internally
II q complete cure 10 TO be expected
Otherwise the DIR. Shops Cafarrh
Remedy will alone lie entirely sufficient
Write DR.. Shoop, Rseine. Wis. for sample
and book. Sold BY Druggists evsryvhers.
vAisA sssa sh-ii sss< ysss
No. ion pyscspsi. Ne. syos wonn
10 70 g O. K &: k Lar ssos isss..s-
n. n. JAMES.
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perrleoNe ACQUITTED.
Declared Not Guilty OF Taking the Life
OF Frank steunrnhera.

Boice. Ida. Jan. 4.-The jury In the
case Of George A. Pettibone. on trial
charged with the murder OF ex'Gov-
srnor Prank steunenberg. returned a
verdict of acqulttal.
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COLEMAN EXECUTED.
Pays the Extreme Penalty For Murder
Of . Deputy Sheriff.

Lake Charles. la. Jan. &.--T.e', II.
Coleman was executed for the mrrder
OF william Shoemaker. deputy sher.
M. al DeQuincey. Coleman was at
tended on the scaffold by Father era.
mers. having embraced the Roman
Catholic church while In Jail. He
shook hands with the father Of his
victim. The body was shipped TO Tex
srkana. his home.
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New York. Jan. Al. n. Hagein.
the famous horse breeder. has noml-
mated soc colts for the Futurity OF
isi0--largcst number ever made BY
one owner.
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Jury Il csIsb Pewsrs Case Fails

0eorsstown. KY. Jan. <.-After BE-
ing out more than forty-eisht hours
the Jury In the Caleb Powers case.
tried on charge OF completely In the
murder OF Governor Goebel, reported
for the second time they were unable
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pec..led ID Aecert Yes.

Austin. Jan. s.-httcrney General
Davidson decided q. accept the yrcss
receipt tax which the waters-Pierc.
OH company offered 20 pay. The tax
and penalties for failure 10 pay on the
>lste required By law amount TO siS..
20,Se.
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PEACEFUL MISSION.
Mrs Nation Goes to Mexico to Take
Insane Relative to ststes.

City OF Mexico. Jan. Airs. Carry
A. Nation Of salooe smashing fame.
has arrived here. She says her mis-
sion is a peaceful one. having come
here TO get n relative out OF an m
sane asylum and take the patient back
10 the states. She did nothing out Of
the ordinary.
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Hanover. n. H.. Jan. Charles
Augustus Young. the noted astrono-
mer. Is dead OF pneumonia.
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AorIcaus. IN. IA petition +
NJ. Key was fllsd \here by Davic
banrrl Wholesale AMI retail liorcr
tnrunsf. \rhliltics are R\ven as $685.
dealer. Is as $4,000.
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IweIve Passenaers Hurt.

Memphis. Jan. GA Latham av-
eaue street car jumped the track.
slightly injuring twelve negro passen-
scrs.
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\ New York. ian. s-Egg receipt
yadsy were 1909 cases.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24
ANNUAL DINNER.

Following ont custom that has
for many years been observed by
them, the Houstons will tomorrow
give their Christmas dinner to the
entire family. There are all told.
in and sbout Florence, in the neigh
borhood Of thirty five persons imme-
diately related to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Houston. Thoss who have attended
these dinners In the past know that
they amount to nothing short OF a
bapq net or q feast. We have seen
the large, two-story house at the COR
ner of First street and Frazier aven.
ue crowded from top to bottom with
the relatives.
Tomorrow at least a part OF the
Hawkins family from Goldfield are
to be present, also the Reeses of Pue-
bio, and the Houstons of Canon City.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24
zlXXEGEEkESEEEEes
er the various mines Of the Rocky
Mountain Fuel company.

er the various mines Of the Rocky
Mountain Fuel company.
Mrs. r. L. Graham and daugh.
ter Nellie, Of Alta Vista. and Jesse
Graham aud wife of Sterling, are the
guests Of their daughter and sister
Mrs. ]. o. White. Mr.. Graham is
now stenographer aud secretary to
division superintendent Of the Bur.
lington railroad with headquarters at
Sterling.
W. J. Phillips. . prominent
rAncbn An living on the Hardscrab-
BILE, 10 entertaining his brother-in.
law, Thomas Evans. Of Powell. S. D. 4.
who came In yesterday and will most
likely spend the winter here while
building up his health. Mr.. Evans
Ia one uf the substantial farmers of
his county, and holds the office OF
county commissioner.
Professor and Mrs. Sam Flint are
leaving Monday for Florence. Their
departure will be a great loss to the
young people Of Canon City who
have Thoroughly enjoyed the dances
and the dancing classes given this
fall under their management; and
who haye had a clean, safe form of
Amusement under proper chaperonHge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint will put the Kir.
mess on at Florence mnc'i M 1t WAS
given here, and have already named
the patroness Tho Fiints will be
decidedly missed In Canon, and ths
best Of wishes follow them for their
success. Canon City Cannon.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24
Al The PALACE.

The Palace moving picture show
lsat night was placed hors de combat
by reason Of . shutter Of the machine
becoming loose. necessi tating closing
down until the defect could be ad
justed. Late into the night and part
of today the management have work
ed with experienced electricians and
they now claim that everything is
In first class order and that the show
tonight is to be an entire change, and
that everyone will be satisfied.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24
MANUEL TRAINING SCHOOL.

Last Saturday two Glasses Of twelve
boys each were organized and started
In . regular course Of manuel train.
ing. A room ut I08 North Pixies
Peak avenue has been neatly paper
sd and paiutsd, and contains . full
equipment Of tools and benches.
Rev. @. n. Kessler has the work In
charge, and il competent instructor,
having served his apprenticeship and
worked many years at the profession.
The boys are to be taught the princi'
pies OF mechanical drafting, and the
care and use of wood. working tools.
One OF the mottos Of the system
is "A place for everything and
everything in its place. The
course consists Of twelve two.houl
lessons. The boys are to learn the
fundamental principles Of woodwork
and apply them in the construction
Of some useful or ornamental article
Of furniture.
This enterprise has received liberal
assistance and encouragement from
several of the business men and edu'
Gators. especially from Professor Ken
yon and Mr.. George Wilkes. Visit
ors are always welcome during the
class hours on Saturday.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

Wanted-A few more men and women
for good position for local or trav.
cling salary. $i2 to SIS per week and
expenses. Address with stamp or call
3o5 Main street. or phone Florence
No. ~. 96.l
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

Mn Colvills will give . matinee
Ia the State Bank building tomorrow.
Christmas afternoon. at $50 O'Clock.
Admission for gentlemen a5c ocnts;
lsdiss fsss,
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

For Sale Raroh ON Hardscrsbble.l 100
acres. 80 set to alfalfa. small orchard
good water right, %. 500; for particu.
lars inquire of Mrs. Victor Bob. 72o
West Seventh street. s4.S9x II
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

For sale--All my furniture; also
chicken wire fencs. Am leaving
town. DR. Lee. 1888 Denver street.
04.99x
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

Patronize home industry by buying
the celebrated Georgia 30 cigar at
Daniels' Drug Store. 69tf
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

A fine selection of diamond rings
and diamond brooches just received
at L. O. Honeyman's. Come in and
see them. 9S-tf
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24
NEW FIRM.

1t 10 an unconfrmed street rumor
that on the first of the year the Bis
sells. who have 90 long edited the
Florence Citizen, are to retire from
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

Wanted-We can accommodate a few
more head of stock. Get IN on the
ground floor for good winter pasture.
Hoffman Bros. Phone Black
b73. 93 .98
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

D. and R. g. Holiday rates. one
fare on all points on d. and II. u
Dates Of sale December Gath. 25th,
3lst, January LIST. Return limit jan
uarv 4th. 92.97
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. they ennno,
Ieach tho scat Of the disease. Cstsrrh IL n
blood or = constitutional disease, and In order
Hall: Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and
sct, ditcctly on the blood aud mucous sui riscss'
a snsns Catarrh Curu Is not q quack mcdicips'
~ ~ ras prescribed by one Of the bcst physici = M
In thii country for years aud IL n REGULAR prc.
Ycription. I 10 composed Of the best tonic
knovn, com btnsd with tho bsst blood puriaer,
pSrf:ct coubination Of the two insredicnts
Ehat prodpos: such wonderful results Ia
ing os""h. fsnS tSE tsssISoeisk irss.
FL Z H!II: 3IFsls::iii ::ii, 7Fi,,. 70, o...u..,s
The daily tribune., 1908-12-24

BIG POOL TOURNAMENT.
Open to all Fremont county-cash
prizes; for particulars address Russ
Sartor's Cigar store, Canon City.
Colo. 9-2