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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
MIsERY IN sToMACH
sBNDKD ToR1v8B

Why not start now-today, and for
ever rid yourself of Stomach trouble
and indigestionf A dieted stomach
gets the blues and grumbles. Give II
good eat, then take Pape's Disapsp-
sin to start the digestive juices work
ing. There will be no dyspepsia or
belching OF gas or quotations OF undi-
gested food; no feeling like lump Of
lead in the stomach or heartburn. sick
headache and dizziness, and your food
will not ferment and poison. your
breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Dispepsin costs only so cents
for large case at any drug store
here and will relieve the most obstin-
ate case of Indigestion and upset
stomach In five minutes.
There is nothing else better to take
gas from stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines. and. besides,
one triangule will digest and prepare
for assimilation into theb lood all your
food the same ~ . sound. healthy
stomach would DO Il.
When diaDepsln works. your stom-
ach fests-eots itself IN order, eleano
up-and thea you feel liko 0atine
when you come b the table. and What
you eat will Do you rood.
Absolute relief fro0D all ooD0ACo
misery n waiting Tor vou - sooa -
you 6eesde 10 hegin talEine DlapeUsla.
Tsll youf druegist thA4 yOu WaDt
PnSe's Diape1tn, beea1ee ~ wa4s =
~ heEouGAly eused - inel9sse1oo.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11

plped for hydraulic purposes . dis
tance OF eight miles and will do the
work OF . small army Of men With
shovels in the creation OF tho great
storage reservoir.
In the hydraulic work two Pipes
are used from one Of which the water
has an initial forcs Of sixty poands b
the square inch where II leaves ths
nosxls and from the other one huA-
dred and nifty pounds TO the square
inch. A small mountain b to b
moved By the hydraulic process in
the construction Of the snhaaknsat
Although six thousand cable yasds
Of earth can be moved every day Il
will require six months OF steady
work to complete the dam.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11

Colorado Springs will shortly Join the
ranks Of American cities employing
tho commission form Of government
The convention has declared In favor
Of placing all power and authority In
the hands Of . council composed Of
mayor and four other members and OF
abolishing the ward system. II 10 pro-
posed to place the mayor In charge Of
the city's water system. At the charter
election. ticket headed BY women
suffragists who sought representation
In the convention was defeated.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11

and barn burnings, said that. II they
do 20. he would 90 out Of business.
The big tobacco trust hadn't been
able to drive him out Of business.
but no insurance would.
"Until last spring. before the value
OF the pots became known hsrs. We
we're In the position that this bust
ness man refused to assume-no In
suraa~s On our crops. Now We ca,
take the position that was the rule
In his business life.
p Should q frost hit Ms next spring.
and should We BY the general use OF
the pots show that We are actually
immune from frost. I believe that In
the view OF the great majority OF
investors who hereafter come into the
valley. we shall have placed ourselves
In more advantageous poaition than
We ever occupied before"
Prof. Whipple. In his talk. gave II
as his opinion that the pots were .
protector against frost
Az to the amount of fuel needed.
he recommended in coal not less than
one ton per acre for six hours burn
ing. or about $50 pounds Of coal per
acre per hour. In other words. he
thought to be on the safe side. the
pots should be able to consume that
much coal In the given time. He ad-
vised that every rancher using coal
pots should be provided for tho sea-
son with at least three tons Of coal
per acre.
As to oil. he said that. In his opin-
lon. . ratio OF one gallon of oil to
"a pounds of coal Yas about right;
that is. to meet an equal condition OF
cold. One hundred oil pots to the
acre should burn one quart OF oil per
hour.
From the above II will be seen that
Prof. Whipple's basis has estimates on
the amount OF fuel used on the heat
producing power OF so many pounds
Of coal or SO many gallons Of oil.
In q few days statistics a. to the
number of acres Of bearing orchard
in the valley not yet protected; a.
to the amount OF fuel involved In
the whole proposition and as to other
important matters In connection with
the Same will have been gathered.
Any financial problem which the sta
tistics reveal - existing In this i'm
portant matter can then BE- inelli-
genly considered and passed upon By
the business and other interests oi
Grand Jpnction.-0rand Junction Sen
tinei.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY WANTS STATE
FAIR AT PUEBLO

The regular monthly and annual
meeting Of the Fremont County Horti-
cultural society was held at tho court
house last Saturday afternoon with a
fair attendance Of members present.
After transacting the usual routine
business the following gentlemen were
elected members of the directorate
and officers of the association for
1909: 8. ]. Andrews. president; G.
Stromberger, vice president; A. N.
Orndorff. secretary and M. e. Snow.
treasurer.
Reports read by the outgoing direct
ors showed the society to be in a
flourishing condition. Several excel
lent talks we're made on the good work
accomplished by the society in the
past and an effort will be made to
awaken a still livelier interest in hor-
ticultural matters, especially among
the newcomers to the community.
There are constantly new enemies
attacking fruit trees and small fruits
often SO small than ony an exper-
fenced man can learn Of their where
abouts. To learn the proper method
Of fighting these or keep them out Of
this section is one Of the chief objects
of the society. Since 1895 the states
east Of the river although having more
bearing apple trees than ever before.
produce less apples every year. due
chiefly to insects or diseases OF trees.
Just consider this one fact-Fremont
county has the proud distinction Of
having the Codling moth under better
control than any other fruit section
not alone in Colorado, but in the q. q.
Statement made BY Prof. Gillette Of
Fort Collins.)
This society through their meetings
gave this information to fruit grow
ers Of this valley and has been the
means OF raising the standard Of our
apples.
G. Stromberger. A. P. Nelson and
M. e. Snow were appointed q commit
tee to meet with the legislative COM
mittee OF the chamber OF commerce
to adopt some ways of defeating bill
introduced In the house recently, of
making Denver the seat of the state
fair instead OF Pueblo. Several Of the
members expressed themselves very
strongly favoring the continuation Of
the fair at Pueblo.
Frank Bachelors work as fruit in
spector was endorsed and a commit
tee consisting OF 8. J. Andrews. Capt.
B. F. Rockafellow and Geo. H. Sale.
was appointed to urge his reappoint-
ment before the county commission
ers.
The society plans to hold . big pub
lie meeting in the near future at which
addresses will be made BY Professors
Of the agricultural college and proni-
nent local growers on topics Of intsr-
est to every live fruit grower.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
PAPER
READ BEFORE THE
WOMAN'S CLUB.

The regular meeting OF the Canon
City Woman's Club was held at Elks
hall Tuesday afternoon with good
attendance OF members present. In
addition to the usual lesson from
Blakes history OF the Bible very
interesting paper was read by Mrs.
C. W. Talbot on Craftsmanship as q
Preventative OF Crime" The MEM
bers OF the club will be entertained
at the home OF Mrs. Talbot. 912 Rudd
avenue, next Tuesday afternoon and
very pie asant time Is anticipated.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
BABY BOY BORN
TO Or. AND MRS. CARRIER
'7-''-'.''.''' ,.-'''''' MONDAY BIGHT

DR.. and Mrs. F. N. Carrier are the
happy parents Of baby boy Of the
usual weight and characteristics,
born to them Monday night. The Daily
Record joins the friends of the fam
lily in congratulations.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
A Dozen Sme1tefs Vopld
Make Canon City Hum
Bot Here Is Something
Even Easier and Better

If Canon City has Jagged little by
sthe wayside during the past year or
two 1t may not be all on account OF ma
tural causes.
In nursing our failure we may have
overlooked an excellent opportunity
for future development.
The failure of the apple crop was
bad, but Canon City is by no means
supported by the apple crop alone. We
have many other resources and they
are growing.
By taking thought by business-like
calculation and by systematic effort
the other resources of this section can
be doubled in a year or two.
The apple crop will be all right on
an average OF eight years out Of ten
and by proper care and protection
with heating apparatus 1t can be saw
cd every year. The apple crop too, Is
growing and in two or three years will
be more than double what 1t was two
or three years ago.
The apple crop is . great stand BY
eDr the community and after another
year or two will each year put . mil
HON dollars into circulation In and
shout Canon City.
But that resource IN q fact It has
been built up. With q little protection
n cold springs Il will take care Of
Itself.
Canon would do well now to build
ap other resources.
There are some other crops, for in
stance that in this particular locality
produce as well as apples and as many
dollars to the acre.
There Is celery. 1t has been shown
by The Daily Record that celery will
produce a thousand dollars to the acre
here under expert hands. Seven or
eight hundred dollars is not a big
return to expect.
A hundred acres set to celery would
mean an income for its owners. and
for the city OF $4,000 year.
That would be as good as planting
q smelter here.
II some men would come here from
New Jersey and say they would put
up a smelter with pay roll OF $4,000
. year we would gladly raise q bonus
Of $2.500 or more.
II the same amount of money were
spent in systematically developing and
exploiting our own resources among
our own residents it would bring
greater returns.
There is perhaps thousand acres
In alfalfa near Canon City. Alfalfa will
produce from $50 to $50 per acre.
II the owners OF this land could be
Induced to set it out, or lease it to
others to be set out, say 200 acres to
celery, 200 acres to asparagus, 200
acres to raspberries. 200 acres to
strawberries and 200 acres to other
crops OF this kind, under expert hands,
and intense cultivation, this thousand
acres will produce instead OF 100000
In alfalfa 100000 worth of stuff
more than our greatest apple crop
has yet amounted to.
II such a result could be accom-
plished 1t would be better for the
community than the location Of eight
or ten new smelters here. 1t would
put more money into the community
and 1t would put 1t into the hands OF
better citizens.
Can such things be accomplished? ?
Well . beet sugar concern has sent
paid men. organizers and agricultur-
lists into a community where sugar
beets had never been seen and has in
duced little communities to plant out
thousands OF acres Of sugar beets-
and thea verage yield 10 only about
$50 to $75 to the acre.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
now rHlsS

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward TO anycess rcmfwyp shrdl0
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot b cured BY Halls Catarrh
Cure. ,. J. CHENEY q co. Toledo. q.
We. the undersigned. have known
,. J. Cheney for the last lS - ara.
and believe his perfectely honorable
In all business transactions and n
nancially able to carry out any obligA-
lions made By his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale RDrugglsts. Tolsdo.O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
Ny Stock Of wagons,

ny StOck Of W1SOuB,
Carriages, Plows. Cultivators, Drills,
Harrows. scrapers, shovels and Rakes
Is most complete and new. See me at
SO8 Water street. r. r. SMITH.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11

Mrs. Shields, who was here several
days last week visiting NJ. and Nrs.
c. A. Biggs and other friends. rstnrn-
ID to hsr home at AlsnoA On Daa-
~.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11

D. W. Johnson. OF Florence and
Miss May Shafer OF the same city
were quietly married at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Cummings. 4l6
College avenue at O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon. Rev. J. L. Wilkinson.
pastor OF the Christian church. off,
ciating.
The groom has been engaged In the
railroad business for . number OF
years and is at present In charge OF
tho Denver q Rio Grande company's
yards at Florence. The bride 10 .
young woman Of many admirable
qualities Of head and heart aad has
Q multitude Of friends who extend
to her their felicitatlons.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-02-11
MAKING sOMR INTERESTING
TESTS IN ORCHARD HEATIH0

The Colorado Canning Company u
conducting . series OF very interest
ing tests In relation to orchard heat
ing At its plant at the foot OF Eighth
street that shoaiA snlist he stea1ttoa
OF every fruit grower In the Canoe
City district. The object Of these sx-
periments II to determine the best
and most economical pot for heating
purposes and to find out what kind
OF fuel can be used to the best al
vantage.
The tests are very thorough and
will extend over . period Of several
days. affording . great deal Of valu-
able Information upon . matter OF VI
tai Importance to the horticulturists
OF Fremont county. Some OF our
ranchers are apathetic in regard 10
the efficacy OF orchard heating ~ .
means OF saving the fruit crops from
the ravages OF the frost and should
be encouraged TO take mp the propo-
sItion as a matter OF self-protection.
RAILROAD MAN Welded
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

Indeed, il is double pleasure for besides having
the most charming styles to pick from, there's
that Alterations Removal Sale reduction of . per
cent, which is clear saving
All the luxury You wish for il i'll the hats this
season Rich mingnes Of fur and beaver and the
exquisite metal c,ohs. Combinations subtle and
daring: the aleam and fire of gilt; the soft waving
droop of many featheIs; fancy laces and ornaments
rejecting the dash and glow of Paris itself Every
woman who cares for the elegant and artistic i'll
dress will find in this assembla.e, which includes
imported hats. New York hats Gage hats and
creations of our own, something 10 suit her taste
and become her perfectly and, in buying now,
will save ONEFOURTII the regular price.
We the arrival of fsnumbar Of and
very stylish velvet plush. silk aud velvet hats. In
the most advanced large and medium shapes
and styles . trimming Specially priced At from
S2.25 $500.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, Florida.--ln
ChanceFy.
HaFy ii vassn. Complalpnnt. '. Daxi4 Vssua.
vlIonla-ls -. -.
TT uAyIN0 BEnN MAp1 10 APPEAR ~
ths elllavit af oonDlaiaant that tle rl,llen9s
81 thadofandant y unlnoant oua t,at thele -
~ parnon. tha ssFVico ~ 3 auhpcsna upon Waoft
wunA hied ths aalf dsfanda1t. and tat the paid
dofandant Sever th1 ~ % tWe1iY-qne yeeE.,
Ia II fhorahv 0rfolot tat sha ED dafe1dant.
David Vsson. - enf hah heIs1g reqgl1et q -.
ncaf q lhaa1lf hill Il c1nplallt "a AcIl1aE, t1a
en- a. II Daeumhsr a. ~ lo1a end tAat this
orear b publlshad enee poll frE-elget 91eee1-
alvo weeks IN Tbs WEEKLY fllla Aslllcl4t n4Ne =
pspsr pabishs1 D. lks s1ais q Fi1siaA. uad h
| TIE nd cuantr q Lee.
~ Wires Wharesf. 4 HanFy 7. Folkal, Clerk
~ tha Cireult Court nloge.Ei1, have hoIeunlo 81
~ hsna ana the s,ei q sAs nd Cgurt THE ths
is41i. fNRY <. FELKEf.
Ciola Cluuit Court. lea cganty, Florida
et3W CleF1 q sd Ogefe
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

g Nss ths wales Clalm Absui WhisA
s. nneh naa seen Meafd.

So llseh Ras Seen Heard.
there seems 70 be q general mlsun-
6sianding among the press Of Florida
eaeding the recent suits Of Col s. /.
silcs against ths Trustees Of che In
sul Improvement Fund. 10 get the
rte.n h tho case straight, Attorney
aral Park Trammell WAS inter-
W1d this week.
e ault hes nothing Whatever 10 do
h the indian war claim, bot g re.
nR 4 contract which Col. y. i
ai had with The State n which he
s a. get q percentage Tor land solec-
According b The understanding
1rastess of The LnteTnal lm-
Fund this contract was set
n lo03, the Trustees at that time
reid Col. Wales Q sum OF money
hIfh be gave q receipt
n cIFcuu1tnnee8 which prompted
rscalpt, however, may justify The
ra ln taking hls recent step Of IN
lnl'ng ihls SUIT.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

A. An all-rOund laxative tonic and
hllh. BUILDER 10 other pills can com
Enrs with Dr.. klng's New Liie Pills.
HAY tone end regulate stomach, liver
"a hidnoys, purify the blood, strength
e. the nerves cure Constipationt Dy!!-
nsIa, BiliouBneg9, Jaundlee, Head
fa, Chllls aad Malaria. Try them.
S. esnte 90 Ell drugslsls. al'lm
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

asn q Rpi,oopeI chuFsb Uuiio foP
Greater cAisaaaity.

We - - - - NN----~~
Greater ch1ileaniiy.
iistsly after ths close Of SER
q re Eplspocal Church Sunday
Isst. e number Of members Of
Reorganization met, b aeeordanco
shs Suggestion og Bishop Edwin q.
nnd1s pursuance Of 3 mestlng Of
he'd 81 jacksonville, October
a 1oF TIE purpose Ol organizing 9
go Mems League, 20 work ln con
with other OrRaulzat tons Tor t1e
~ Christianitv. The 0fganlza-
Wi not - et aiI donOminatiO1el,
core than the societies % othsr d.
tlCas. Heretofore most o. t1e
has fallen On the women, and u
scr deemed begt-and it y proper
thoy sheuN % so-thst the men
nd & helping hand.
-. 3. Stuart Lewis called TIE meet
- efdeF, and briefly stated what
fona at che jacksonville meeting
directs Of the organization.
wnr tfen decided 20 organize 80 the
pes I.. Msn's Episcopal League Of
~ slsction al ofieefs was then pro
with, end the following chosen
tsnt- ~. ,, Stuart Lewis.
Hos, President MF. g, A. .Cboato.
staFy- So. 4. }, Apployard.
rsf-MF. w. L, Magahell.
81 We decided that each person pres
s constitute himself q COMMITTEES o.
e Va suggested that the appoint
s of committee on bylaws b Do
- % the next meeting, agreed 20
4hs President stated that the blenh
cations he had-tOgethsg with Othel
as ~ had received would be hande'
9 ths Treasurer
o. motion, the meeting adjourned 4
BFay evening, November Sch, immo
atnIy after service.
n. J, APPLEYAED, Secretary.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

A Foot BAH ehoe. q Kncek Abou
uhoo. 4 Shoe tl'at oQorr Sehool Boz
wanls Is eaFple1 ~ CaI(leo10 y @
Time ~ - o. ltrnl1n q o.. ateul
gOuF Fal Sfll go kaFe b naoe ~ ~
". Psica g ca tll ~ u,gla 9oa.en'
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

7hs celebrated Onyx hOlseFy for la-
dies IN silk, lslo and cotton. carried By
Chlttenden 3 90. S2
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Coed board end nice rooms near :,
business part of Town.
2T-n r. n. Bradford.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

OF en- ths measures taken last year
by Chlttendon q Co. fer Suits made By
"a. v. Price a Co only enc customer
had 3 mlanl.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

FoR WooD-Phon8 Dr. J. 4. sButi,
Phone Ne. ai7. -
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Notice OF application Cor tax deed given
In accordance with Sections b7t and
67b Of the general statutes OF The
State Of FLORIDA.
NOTICE b horehy givsa that G. I. Dsmilly,
4N purchaser q lax oeftlheaie numbered %. q.
tad (ha tth day " Anglats a. y. 1877 hae alod
naid osEtiheata IN ny olieo and mote agphcetic.
foT taN deed % iGgua ln afcordance with ag. SAID
esrtihaata ombFnaoa tie foll1ginE dozeTibad Dgop-
artg, situate IN Lea county, state e tIQfda. -
VT; o .cfS9 % lele as. az =. ~. ~,
enc ti) south, ranga oue ul weat and running
north With aectioq .1o ~ yeEQ9 th49 eegt 59
Yarfa fthaacs a0uth iH yards O. the public rold
theEra alonR the oaf rad uogt q Yafoo o the
piaoa q bfrinning. tha sald sd eeing essea4,.ed
"a tks aata q isannacl II sid orFlihcate n he
uarna of haFY Ann GAIA.
Unlsn aaid osgtileala stal D roioomed eecols-
lng to nW. taH doe6 wIa l11q t1sEer1s % ~ leth
6aY ~ November. a, y. 1ceal
triens.s ~ oIialal 1il,atiiFe ard So this ths
itth Gay q 0el411l, -. II. IT,.
fgasll KENNY q. FELkEls
St-6t Clerk Clseuit Couft Lsoa ccsaty. kioF'da
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
Legal Advertisements.

Notice Of application for tax deed given
"a ace0rdance with Sections 574 and
675, Of gegefAl statutes Of State Of
Florida.
NOTICE n heEeby given that J9hn 7. Costs.
Ted Tie 6ih 1sy 81 August. A. y. 1904 he's ale4
aaid eertlaeata CD ny olilce and made appl
foE Tar deed g i11ua IN eeeogtence win ag. SO
artv situate u Leal county ~ h. sae-yi,; - ~
a 81 b,oek Nc. q - peT plet Fecold4o - $50
booh n. 81. page ~ n The ~ q ~ y ol 80,
west. Iha aalf lard beng arl.aaod q he a4.s
q issuance Of naid esrtheate IN the naae % Wei'
lsF Cnlta.
ooTling ~ law, tar deed " y lgus theroon. o. the
ioth daY Of November "A. u. f9oe.
Hitnasa M Oliieial glgnatuge al4 sal thi1 ehe
ttth dar Cf Oglg1eLt y. u. -.
sI.st tlsrk Circuit coaTt. Lsus County. FISsiau
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
nANDlcAPPED.
Ehas ss ths Case VIA liaay ITALIA.
hassse PsoVIs.

NA||NN HNGWNH
Fso many Tallahassee eitlsens are
onnDed with 8 bad back The an
N cain causes constant misery,
fnr 8ugk q burden and ntooplnG 0f
e. ImpotalhIlly. The back achee
at, preventing refreshing rest and
marnlna u etih and lame. Pas.
ana IInamonts may give relief bot
ot reach the cause. TO eliminate
ptina and aches yOu must cure tha
1900 kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
eN enro tham permanently. Can yon
fnllahaeaee eyidoncof
80. FlalansE, 2le Mcnree s., Talla-
NIa., says. II baileve that The
~ REQUIRED n my work weakened
4 kdneya Thare vas 3 constant
ncrnea TIE small Of my back end
head achsd the greater part of ths
Ihe naaaaQa % the Kidney 6oefe-
we're very Irregular and u We1 9
thing f0r ne % get 20 several
4ffIna The night A friend Who
arn cured of similar er0ublos by
Kidney Pills, advised NE @ try
49, rIoeufed q box 90 TIE hoFs
lh C5fs Drug Store. an nov
- / fia 90. 81 they lived up b
nlatio1a and gave me- proiaps
~ 81 all dealers. Price %
tf.h hliburn Co, Buasio,
cole agents for the United
b. ihe name Doan's-snd
'-..,~,-~,eco~s~.
- have eod the Fret thing