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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-04-15
NO GREAT PROGRESS is BEING
MADE IN HEARING FOR IN
FUNCTIONS.
OBJECTIONS OFFERED
Defendant Counsel Takes Up Matter
Of Validity of Revocation Petition
Three Are Arraigned-
Two Get Divorces.

Moving slowly and offering none OF
the excitement that was expected by
the numerous curious auditors, the In
junction proceeding before Judge G.
w. Vermilion is gradually getting un'
der way. G. w. Whitmore, who with
w. w. Rankin Is appearing for r. A.
Mills in the case against Patrick
Shuckrow ct al, made the opening ad-
dress to the court yesterday afternoon.
f. M. Hunter appears for John w.
Scott, the plaintiff in the suit against
Charles Hallgren. The firms of Smith
and Lewis and Jaques and Jaques are
handling the case for Shuckrow and
Hallgren. j. j, Smith has been and is
now offering objections to certain
names on the revocation petition, and
the court Is taking record of each sig.
ture objected to. Proofs to substan-
tiate the objections will be offered aft
er all objected names have been re-
corded. and of course, the attorneys
for the plaintiffs will. combat these
proofs. The defendant counsel thus
far has offered objections to numerous
names on the petition down to the sig.
natures beginning with the letter h
The presentation of objections will
continue throughout today and tomor
row, and following will come the Of
fering of proofs. In supplying cor
roborative evidence, it will doubtless
be necessary to subpoena number Of
citizens, in which case the proceedings
now in progress will not be completed
until the middle of next week.
In as much as the attorneys for the
plaintiff Mills do not believe that the
ruling of the police court, which fount
The revocation petition insufficient
will not hold before the district court
1t is likely that each objection offered
by the defendant side will be hotl.
contested.
Arraigned This Morning.
Not guilty was the answers made b,
Mary Judson, Sadie Canterbur
Waites and John Erbacher in the dis
trict court this morning when the
were arraigned before Judge Vel
million to enter their pleas upon GRIN
inal charges. O. l.. Belknap aske
the court to defer his arraignment III
til tomorrow morning, and his wis
was recognized. No date was set fo
the trials.
TWO Given Divorces.
A decree of divorce was yesterda
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-04-15

Iowa State University at Iowa City, is
spending a weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. john
son.
Representative Enoch Berry return
ed from Des Moines Saturday. Mrs
Berry, who has spent the last two
weeks with her parents, who are very
i'll at their home at New London, also
returned home Saturday.
John Sutherland has purchased G
farm near Moravia.
Mrs. J. w. Rhode. Mrs. S. Rhode ant
child came from Mooar Saturday tt
visit at the parental home of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Peter Knight
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-04-15

her home in the north part Of town
with little hopes OF her recovery.
Miss Marguerite Brown of Everist
visited last week with her grandmoth-
er Mrs. Vet Hendrix.
James Morrissey spent Sunday here
as the guest of his mother Mrs. Bird
get Morrissey.
J. F. James and family moved to
Buxton last week, where Mr.. James is
engaged in work at the mines
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-04-15
EpDYVlLLE.

Observation-Disclosures superintendent
c. L. Stafford of Grinnell acting elder
of the NJ. f. church, held quarterly
meeting at Hayden Chapel sunday
morning, and a Missionary service at
church in town at night.
Mrs. Mamie Garfield of OttumWa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-04-15
W. c. Wynlan,
THE ONLY CHINA STORE
2sa East Main Street.

the invitation to make the memorial
address at Abba on Decoration day,
which invitation he will accept.
Mrs. Mary Lowenberg has bought
the N. D. Martin residence property
southeast Of the square and will take
possession soon. Consideration ST.
100.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOFFMAN of Pulaski
visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Morgan on
Wednesday.
Capt. W. A. Duckworth of Appa-
moose county visited relatives in this
city this week.
The county board in session four
days adjourned Thursday night.
| Miss Margaret Scott of Keosauqua
| left Thursday for home after few
days visit in this city.
| Frank Morse has sold his residence
property in the west part of town.
Mrs. Rachel Horn of Keosauqua vis-
tied in the city this week.
! Mrs. Lanche Luckworth and daugh-
ter Miss Margaret spent Thursday in
Ottumwa.
1 Mrs. George Phillips had the first
finger of his right hand thrown out of
place while at her work at her home
in the west part of town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Money who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. O. K.
Shields returned to their home in
Lockman Ia, Thursday.
Miss Faye Beauchalhp has returned
to Chicago, where she is attending
/ school, after visit with her parents
in this city.
Curtic Phillips was in Des Moines
the first of the week on business.
i Had Sure Thing.
i Philadelphia Ledger: The amateur
forecaster had been hitting off the
Il weather remarkably we'll
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
PRIMARY BILL IS STRUCK
HARD BLOW BY CORPORATION

Denver. Jan. 27.-Corporations that
have always controlled Colorado cleo
tons and that are determined 10 con-
troll them in the future got in their
first hard blow against the direct pri-
mary bill yesterday morning In the
house. They succeeded in having 1t
referred to the judiciary committee,
which is known to favor corporations
from top to bottom
Hicks primary bill had been to the
elections committee for confederation.
Representative Helbig 10 chairman OF
that committee. Helbig u the repre-
sentative who. few nights ago. took
occasioa 70 criticize tAe hin without
6rst AAviAg acquainted Ainsslf with
its pr0vistoaa. Yesterday - repoEtsd
The I'm b hls oo0natAeN Win tAs
stats0eAt 0at it vao 1neoaseitnt3noal
aAA tAa1 q oAealA . - ~ j11le1aTy
eo0nltese epe N anaAAnsak % -
4 would - legal anA AltAR h vaa
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
CitiZensStateBank
T 3. ooultsr. Prsa- }. " Cannon. vice-Prss
Nj Evans. Cashier.

Prof. and Mrs. D. K Dunton and
family were the guests of friends in
Florence on Sunday.
R D. Collins, general secretary OF
the local Y. NJ. c. A. who has been
confined to his home for the last two
weeks In consequence of a threatened
attack of pneumonia. is convalescent
and his physician has promised to
permit him to come down town tomor-
row. provided the weather IL flne.
The Leader Hardware company has
just completed the installation OF a
nine-horse power Fairbanks-Morse
gasoline engine for pumping purposes
for DR.. W. T. Brooks at the latter's
suburban property on Lincoln Park.
The pump is expected to raise water
from the Crooked ditch to be used for
ranch Irrigation. A pumping plant
put In by DR.. Brooks q couple OF years
ago failed to make good and he was
compelled to put In an engine Of q
new design.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cli6. who have
been visiting for the past week with
relaitevs will leave this morning for
Los Angeles where Mr.. ChR will en-
ter school.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
AAturdAg.

Judge 8. P. Dale returned last ev-
ening from three days business trip
to Denver where he also took in the
great stock show.
Marriage licenses have been issued
during the past week to E. C. Tre-
mayne and Nettie Johnson; John Mo-
schetti and Angie D'Nobile; William
Adams and Mary Devivier: L. W..
Lloyd and Catherine e. Morganstein.
Mrs. Henry Sartor received a tele-
gram from Los Angeles. Calf. this
morning announcing the death Of her
aunt. Mrs. J. H. Terry. in that city.
The Terry's were former residents
OF Canon City and will be remembered
by some OF our older people.
J. A. Crank has just completed and
occupied his new six room. frame cot
tage on Floral avenue in the north
ern part OF the city. Mr.. Crank en-
phaticaliy declares that a new house.
a new range and good cook, like his
daughter Bessie. are a trio of good
things that make life worth living.
Miss Alice Harkenrider. who has
been the guest OF her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheielat. for the
last four months. left on Friday for
her home at Fort Wayne. Indiana.
She was accompanied on the trip by
her grandfather. George Chetelat. who
will remain In the east for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chetelat and Melee.
Miss Leola Hoover. went with them a.
far as Denver.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
THE ISIS" HOPKINS COMPANY
IS AN EXCELLENT ONE

Speaking Of the recent election of
Charles J. Hughes Of the United
States Senate the independent Denver
Evening Express has the following to
say Of Senator Horace T. DeLong Of
Grand Junction and of his speech
which caused such . sensation in the
Capitol:
There was but one homely note OF
discord in the otherwise harmonious
and pleasant proceedings incident to
the senatorial election. 1t was sound
ed by Horace T. DeLong. Republican
senator from Grand Junction. q man
who is quick and unfraid to expose
sham and hypocrisy in and out OF
his party.
The election OF Hughes justifies the
election Of Guggenheim. claims De-
Long. In fact today's action OF the
general assembly justified the action
OF every other man who has been
named as aUnited States senator from
Colorado.
DeLong began his address In the
senate by congratulating Democracy
on selecting such an able man as
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
THE ISIS HOPKINS" COMPANY
AN EXCELLENT ONE

One of the prettiest and most
wholesome plays given at the Canon
City opera house in a long time was
isis Hopkins" presented there Tues
day night with Miss Rose Melville in
the title role. 1t is a delineation of
rural life and is full to the uttermost
Of sweet sentiment and delightful
comedy. The scene Of the play is laid
In Posey County. Indiana, made fam
GUS by Edward Eggleson in the
"Hoosier Schoolmaster." and COM
mends itself by reason OF the truth
fulness of its portrayal of the sur
roundings, which are as refreshing as
they are characteristic. A trio OF girls
were introduced to the audience as
being from New Harmony. the social
and intellectual. II not the industrial
capital OF Posey county. and made a
great hit by the excellence OF their
singing.
"Sis," the quaint little country
girl. about whom the story OF this ex-
ceedingly interesting drama is wov-
en-. is unlike anybody else ever seen
upon the stage and Miss Melville, who
originated the part. is an artist in its
production. Sis" with her funny lit
tie pig tails. her striped stockings and
celluloid side combs is a remarkable
picturesque creation. and is as fas-
cinating as she is unique. J. R stirl-
ing, who IL Miss Melville's manager.
has surrounded her with q first-class
company and has given the play an
entirely new scenic equipment
sis Hopkins" attracted a crowded
house OF Canon City theatre-goers and
was hugely enjoyed'by all.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
An Excellent Cleaning Fluid

The following recipe contains
nothing injurious. never takes out the
stiffness from fabrics (as from veil
ings and chiffon), and is at the same
time . disinfectant and sure preven-
tative OF moths" says Woman's
Home Companion for February. Sui
phuric ether. one dram; alcohol. two
drains: chlcroform. one dram: oil Of
cloves, one dram. Three times this
amount to one quart best gasoline.
The Oil OF cloves may be omitted II
desired. as in cleaning anything white
1t has a tendency to turn 1t yellow.
To clean a dress skirt just double or
treble the amount Of these ingred-
tents. Mems trousers can be soaked
over night in this. and when pressed
are as good as new. 1t Is fine for
ostrich plumes. as It never takes the
curl out. Be sure to shake out in the
air until thoroughly dry. Old laces
clean beautifully with this fluid. Let
the articles to be cleaned lie in the
liquid for n while, according to how
solid II Is. Articles can remain In
all night without injury to the fabric
in any way. BY allowing to settle.
and pouring of very carefully. one
can use the fluid over and over
again."
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

The tender leaves OF a harmless
DR.. Shops Cough Remedy its mar
velous curative properties. Tight,
tickling. or distressing coughs. quick
~ yield to the healing. soothing ac-
ton OF this splendid prescription-Dr.
Shops Cough Remedy, and it is SO
safe and good for children, as we'll.
Containing no opium, chloroform, or
other harmful drugs, mothers, should
in safety always demand DR.. Shops
II other remedies are offered, tell
them no! Be your own Judge! Sold by
Rambo & Simon
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
TSea@s.

TSeaAss.
W. H. williams and family OF ".
Cottonwood avenue are visiting rela-
lives At Fort Scott. Kans.
Thos. Jenkins 10 confined to his
home on Cottonwood avenue with
Rheumatism.
Mr.. c. H. Jones and family and w.
II. Orr and family. are loading their
car for Utah.
Mrs. Ben Rhodes 10 quite sick At
her home on South Cottonwood ave-
nue.. threatened with appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker OF Flor
ence, visited Mrs. Walkers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Williams. In Fruit
mere Sunday.
Peter Garnier. OF Canon City. and
son, Dorsey. arrived here on Tuesday
in response to word OF the serious
condition OF Augustine GARNER. who
has since passed away.-Wet Noun
tain Tribune.
Andrew Shore, owner OF the St
Cloud and Rio Grande hotel proper
ties. left Monday night on several
days businsFs trip to Denver and
c. F. Prossey has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able
to visit his office for the first time on
Monday. Mr.. Pressey was confined to
his home for period of nearly four
weeks.
M. J. Lamb has sold his residence
propery on Park avenue. East Canon.
aad this afternoon shipped his house
hold effects to Lewiston. Idaho, where
he expects to make his home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamb will leave for Lewiston in
the course Of . few days.
T. G. Doughty. accompanied 1y
Harry Hansen. left today for River
ton. wyo.. where Tom has decided to
locate. They are taking through with
than . car Of stock. Mrs. DoagAty will
follow later and viii visit relatives In
Canoa CITY sn routs4-Wst Mo1ataia
Tribune.
". y. D1rcA Of Dsaysr. district
passenger agent of tAe CAicaso and
Great western railroad. .tAs Maple
Leaf Roats." was . basinsss Visitor
IN OaAoa CITY today. He lelk tAis A.
tsrnooA for oAiidA.
NJ. Fitt A. Waas rstnrned Aens o
11oaAey nagAt fro0 . vesAs vislt %
neavse anA Doaidsr. Ne y OlaAnaAs
- lsavs II . nv 1nya = . hsiee lasl-
- tE1p - - HSanelaso - e1AaP
RenA1 - ~ Es1ls onaGe
1enk olnon aalaR uno1an1o ~
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Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

Hughes to represent them. He started
OF as though he was going to make .
speech. seconding the nomination OF
Hughes He called attention to the
fact that the Republican party had
been for years grilled by their Demo-
cratic friends for sending corporation
men to the senate. and now they were
doing the same thing.
Your candidate. Mr.. Huges," said
DeLong addressing his remarks to
the Democratic side OF the chamber.
'is the very man who has advised in
all the acts OF the so-called Republi-
can corporations, which acts you have
condemned on the stump and into
your platform. Hughes is the man
whose counsel was obeyed by these
corporation heads Again 1 say the
election of Hughes justifies the seleo-
ton OF every other man sent to the
senate from Colorado and every other
corporation senator from every other
state"
DeIong took his seat amidst ths
storm Of applause from the floor and
galleries.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
DYING HAN FORGIvEs
WOMAN WHO SHOT M

LsAdville, Jan. 37.-"Tell her I for
give her." were he last words Of Ban
1ea Dayia. q veil Known assAysr. sAs4
~ AsAss Brady SATURDAY AlgAt t1a1
before As disd today ffo0 ~ sffsoeo
oe Ais voanas. Davis AAA bssA grAA-
1ally groving worse - q nidniGA1
DAysle,Ans 0avs - Ao0e - Ais rseov-
ssy. Hs paass1 avay vitA words =
0peKlveaaao - ~ NJ ~ tks Vo0aA
WAo oa11oa ~ aaakA.
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AysesEisal - ss1nea - 1asiAg -
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Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

tsation. They VIII b sons Ten days
or two weeks.
LAfe Combs returned homo Wednes-
day evening after . few days business
trip to the Cripple Creek district and
points in Park county. He says there
was about two feet of snow ON the
ground in the vicinity Of Fairplay and
the surrounding country and that the
best means Of travel In that section
Of the state 10 BY sleigh. or on snow
shoes.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
u00ADy.

Nathan Curtis has gone to Hamp-
ton, Iowa. on Q business visit.
C. J. Fredrckson LEFT this morning
ON . business visit to Kansas City and
Chicago.
Mrs. II. H. May aud Mrs. Sam Nc
Donald spent last week in Denver
returninE here Saturday evening.
They attended the stock show and
spent . pleasant time in general
Mr.. and Mrs. Russ sartor went
to Denver this morning where they
will remain for few days In addi-
tion to the social features OF his visit
Mr.. Sartor has some important busi-
ness matters to look after.
c. A. Ballreich. a we'll known attor-
ney OF Pueblo. spent Sunday in this
city. Mr.. Ballreich was very desirous
Of making q trip over the Skyline
drive during his stay here. but was
prevented from doing 20 BY the snow
storm. which prevailed most OF the
day.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

sent. The judiciary committee 10
known to be against the bill. Without
doubt 1t will MAIN 1t and insert
enough amendments to practically kin
its effect and then it must be referred
to the elections committee for recon
sideration. Indications are that The
bill will be with the committee. -
far as the house is concerned. NuR
some time to come.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
WAlAMhAv.


Ono day last week John d. Rocka-
feller. Jr.. announced that his father
had set aside another million dollars
for the benefit of Chicago University.
making Its endowment nov ls.000.-
600.
Mrs. Charles W. Williamson and
small con. Percival. returned Monday
night from the east where they have
been visiting for the past three
months.
Misses Nell and kats sartor went
TO Pueblo at noon today for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral OF the
late Mrs. J. H. Terry of Silverton.
who died at Los Angeles last Satur-
day. The obsequies and interment will
take place at Pueblo tomorrow morn
Ing.
e. 8, Graves returned to Denver on
Tuesday after pleasant visit Of two
weeks duration here rs the guest OF
his neither. Mrs. H. w. Redmond. He
Is employed as a travelling salesman
by a Denver wholesale firm and in
cludes most of the northern part OF
the state in his territory.
At Chicago thirty men have organ
lied the Chicago Mems Equal Suff-
rage League to work for the granting
OF suffrage 10 women.
There viii be work in the rank OF
Esquire at the Castle hall OF Couer
de Leon Lodge. No. IS, Knights OF
Pythias, Thursday night and all mem
bers are urged to be present.
Besides 80 large cups from each
CSC package OF DR.. shoop's Health
Coffee. I now put in 35c clever sil-
vered "No-Drip" Coffee strainer cou-
pom. Look for II! The satisfaction oi
Health co9es u. bestdsa. Dose pr.
feet. Made only from pars roasted -
reals. malt. Aats. etc. Sold By Moaarch
Grocery.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
DD NOT MRAR ENGINE
WOMAN HAY DR

Trinlaaa. Jan. 37.-l1rs. Beanie
Wood. vifs Of william Wood. ne 9.
q q. railroad bridge foreman. b lying
at he local Aospltal IN ssrio1a cca-
dition - he result oe IN injury re-
esivsA yesterday b. bslng struck
~ N egiae oe N extra -noetAbcand
frsigAt traln near Watsevills. twsaty-
Avo nllsB eoatA q Aers. Mn. Wood
Wa easfytAs - uAal ifo0 tAslr eaR
70 - hss18s gang ana ~ ~ hear
tn nDDeuaaAane ean1ne. Ase oDa1ltDsA
= ses00A U6e - agN ~ tseA -
c - er6o1 80 - = otAsfW,1o
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
Gard II manls.

We desire through the columns Of
the Record to express our sincere
thanks and heartfelt gratitude to the
mAnk friends who 30 kindly lent .
helping hand at the burial Of our be-
loved son and brother, Lawrence Fox.
We assure you hat your kindness Ii
held In highest esteem and vii ever
be rememberede.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 8. Demeree.
Arthur Fox
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28


vbois osingP PerunaH for the sal q notorieyf
about
Oft people?
babies and
ell the professional
lin The
testimonials
rrnother medicn"
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
STATEHOOD BILL WILL
BE REPORTED THIS WEEK

Warrington, Jan. 37.-Every effort
10 being made BY the house commit
tee on Territories to report the Ari-
soma and New Mexico separte state
hood bills BY the end of this week.
The statehood bills 10 being framed by
the Republican members oe the com
mitteA.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
One Of Wisoonsin's Mothers
Who Always Keeps
Pe-ru-na in the
House.

81 am now able to do my house
work again, and have a good appe-
tite. have used thirteen bottles
of Peruna and one of Manalin.
MY husband and children are also
in good health. We always keep
Peruna in the house. I thank
you = thousand times for your
advice. Alvina Plamann,
1914 Walnut St., Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
Nursery Stock
COLORADO GROWN Trees

S.sNfsE{ ll.saS ssS@ls.essck,S
! J! = "a ly e.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
RKlAAy.

RHAuk f1OOVeI IoIS Suts UsOruAn8 IOt
1or Q visit TO Kansas City and other
points In Missouri
Mrs. and Mrs. q. e Kruger LEFT
tAis morning for . visit win friends
IN Pueblo.
Miss Grstchea Harding left this
mornlng for Golden where she will
visist with Misses Hoyt.
A. W. Bssson. who has been Visiting
fTisads here for some time. left this
astsrnoon for his homo ct Albany.
Oeseon.
I'd Dye left today on . combined
business and pleasure trip TO Kansas
City and other points on the Missouri
river.
All kinds Of mail boxes at ali kinds
Of prices at The Leader Hardware
company's store. Something you need
Gall and inspect our line and get our
prices. t-. ...... 1e1t3
The members OF the Mid-weck Sew
ing Circle are being entertained by
Mrs. W. 8. Core. at her home 1901
Franklin street, East Canon. this af-
ternoon. ... .-r. r.a--
w. r. Gleason returned homo on
Thursday night from Montrose where
he has been engaged In the erection
OF house on some property he owns
In that section OF the state.
Chas. C. Claybaugh. salesman with
the Harding Hardware company. left
this morning for a visit with relatives
at New Hampton, Missouri. He will
!. be gone ten days or two weeks.
w. A. Benson. of Canon City. came
up yesterday afternoon. to renew ac-
quaIntances-Cripple Greek Times.
All the pupils who we're promoted
from the Washington school have en-
tered the High school and are organ
ised and doing we'll at their work.
W. N. Weber returned to Canon City
on Thursday from Loveland. Colorado
where he has been visiting relatives
sincs the middle Of December. Mr..
weber. who came here ssferal months
ago from Manistee. Michigan. TO co
cape the cold weather In that section
VI kAO VVOUSSys - = A0Hu0W % SOo00
than Seaman. acting city clerk.
Alsx J. Nafs. formsrly cashier ut the
Iocal station Of the Dsnver D Rio
0saAde Railroad company. but now .
resident Of Pueblo. was In town %
TAursday and this norning. Mr.. Nafs
= row sasagsd IN he real estate basi-
Aoss ct Pueblo with his unole, Robert
Deafs. late clerk AaA recorder oe Pa-
eolo oennty.
OADG aal Mrs. D .. Aoekaisllow
1atsstsinsa . company q tAirty
Uoosta q 1lAAer at tAsar ho@s. IN
11l1A ssfese. TAurs1ay svsaing. TAe
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Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

FOR SALE-Four and a half acre
ranch; 10 bearing apple trees. A
bargain at $1.100. Inquire j. J. Jones,
Box "a. Sherman avenue, l. P. Cpl
FOR SALE-Standard bred buff leg
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
FOUR CHILDREN CRRMAfRD
m Rl118DU10 FID1

PittsAarg. Pa-. Jan. 11-yo1r eAil-
dren vefO creuAted and their DafeAtD
ssrio1sly iA1arsA today IN Ars which
Destroyed The home q 4. = Ksaaall.
DrysoA Alll. DanAar. p. ease q thls
city. TAs cAildrsa are Ora. agsa II:
Pearl. A0sa Z aAA Ana. aoae Il ed
Q baA4 tvo. ~. anA 1lfa. RaA1all
sanpaA neA - esssaA o1ssy viA1sv
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

horn and Rhode Island Reds cock
rels. Prices reasonable. II. A. Henry.
716 Main street 2t2