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New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
West 1s9th Street.

NcSt Ib6In CIIttL-
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property is u be sold is three
Thousand eight hundred, seventy-four 47-10O
dollars (S3 40. with interest thereon
from the 30th day of April. 1909, together
with costs and allowance amounting to two
hundred twenty-seven 57-10O (S227. So dol
lars. with interest from Nav / 1902 to-
gether with the expenses IF the sale. The
approximate amount Of the taxes assess
ments and water rates. or other liens
which are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser
out OF the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee, is 81. .o1s 50 and interest
Dated, New York, May 3D. 1909
GEORGE PARR Referea
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE of an order OF the Municipal
Court OF the City OF New York. Borough
% Brooklyn. Third District, / shall sell al
public sale so bags OF -four at 213 E 1Ooth
St. on May 10, 1909. at 1000 a. m 5
Eochstadter. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

4 NNUAL SUPPLIES FOR MARINE CORPS HEAD
~ quarters. I. s Marine Corps. Quartermasters OF
fee. Washington. u. g May lS 1909 SEALED PRO
PoSAIs 70 be publicly opened in this offce at II a
hereby invited furnishing the Marine
Corps supplies. including Stationery kersey.
shrting flannel white linen khaki cotton EI'iuE under
gloves. brushes
crockey. kitchen mattresses. rubber goods
buttons Proposal blanks other
be obtained. and sealed standard samples
amined. this Office and ~ the Office ~ tho DEPOT
QuarterrnasteT L. s VI .. llcn South Brad Street
Philadelphia Pa This once reserves the right reject
anz or ell bids ard waive fnformales = I. DENNY
laval
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
HELP WANTED.

Male
7 MADE $4,000 IL FIVE years in the r1a,l
order business: b>San with s.; any one
car start a mail order business al home
send for free booklet Tells how. heaco0A'
eI4, LockpOrt. =. y
YOUNG MAN Of character and abihty, ss
bookkeeper in Office Of charitable oreaIii-
ration. large experience unnecessary neat.
ness and accuracy essential Address, u
own bsndvyritinE. stating qualifications.
references and expectations as 10 saIaIy'
Il Box s. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

I SOLD $50 coo worth of stock IN my
company in s months; AZ you are seeking
capital. write for my free book, which
explains my plan. Darbysnire. Box 1910
II. Rochester. y. 7
WANT q contract with q factory for
doing ladies' neCkyEear- Mrs Tessle
Donald 23G East 2stn st
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the OF COMMISSIONS Tuiui grafton.
Ellis Island: y H, until 200 m. MAY 27th. 1909
for furnishing L :. immigration Service a the
port al with the following named services
supplies during year ending June 30th.
1910. viz Care Of immigrants suffering from
contagious diseases; of immigrants suffering
Ricus diseases: transportation ambulance
vice. immigrants suffering from contagious dis
eases. transportation fambulsnce service immi-
suffering from gious diseases.
deceased immigrants. vegetables
etc. Immigrant Hospital Blank proposals and
further information be obtained upon application
the Office Of the Commissioner ~ Irnuig grafton
Ellis Island
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
M9RTH GEgMAN lL0YD.

Large. Fast and Luxurious Twin-Scre~
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine Signals
H-CHERBOURG+ .
Express SaiIings Tuesdays az 10 A. ~
Cecllie ---..-. Nay = Kaiser Wm- Hume
K -Wm- Gr- May . K prinz Wn- June
PLTMOCTH-CHER ERBOCRG-8RE1lEN-
IWin-Screw Saiiings Thursdays az 10 A. " {
P Alice Nav 27f P Fried VIM June 10 b
Bremen June 3 r drlch Gr-- June II
GEORGE WASdINGTON-SaiIs July T.
1900 tons Newest and Largest German
SNIP anoat- Every innovation known 70 tcs
shiphuilder's art
GIBRALTAR-NAPL APLES-GENOA
Mediterranean Saili1gs Saturdays at II AN,
Berlin new Nav IS P. Irene ..--.. June y
K Luise- May % K. Albert June ID
Connections Eucircling the Globe /
travellers Checks good all over the woricsi
Apply OELRICHS & CO. General AgeutA-s
5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WIFE be received by the
Board Of Water Supply, in Room $40, 2S9
Broadway, New York. until D. m on
MAY II. 1909, for Contract E, for printing.
and then publicly opened and read Pamph-
lets containing information can be obtained
at Room 1910 by depositing IS for each
pamphlet.
John A BENSEL, President: CHARLES
N CHADWICK. CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Board Of Water
Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE 1I22 BROADWAY
Harlem Branch 343 I.enox Ave near l27th St
BROOKLYN Branch. 2lS 100 Livingston
Summer School at Ashury Park. J
Teachers all places within hundred miles
StPANIsH Language and stenoFraphy
- Classes Translatons. Reasonable Professor
CAPBALLOsA. 20 Stone St.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
uNREAsT-RY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE {

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
L Supervising Architect. Washington. D c, May 3rd.
I90a-SEALED PROPOSALS will received at this
Office until 3 O'Clock P NJ. the 27th day OF May.
1909 and then opened. for the foundation col
umns and basement floor OF the new L s Post Once
building York. " Y in accordance
drawings and specification copies which be
had the Supervising Architect upon
application this Office Office Of architects
Messrs McKm, Mead and White 100 9th
York. y. Y. Applications must he accompanied
by a certified check for $3.50, which will be held
this Office until the return Of the drawings and speci
hcation. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

2S-~--@~
Female
CoOK.-First class swedish cook; best ref
erenees: city or country; leaving on &C
count family going abroad: wages $40.
Sampson & Nelson's Bureau. 4l2 4th ave
COOK. Experienced all branches of cook
ing. entrees. Eastry. desserts; can attend
70 marketing, catering; prepare menus IL
Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. SOB 9Th ave. cor.
CoOK.--Aged "a: at present employed by
high class English family; wishes similar
place in America; two years excellent
character; pay not under $50 Peg m2nth- T3i1
Address Miss Preece, Richmond NllIas'
Swansea. England
COOK or HoUsEKEEPER.- French
Protestant, with little hoy neat and re-
6ned verv carable; moderate wages; coun-
try preferred l.. Mrs. Golfers Agency,
122 West 23d st
DAYS woRK.-Neat woman: out by day;
first class laundress; any kind Of house
work Mrs. Wilson. 733 9Th ave
COOP COOK or chnds nurse or other
temrora " work. Present employer. VII
son. 10 St Nicholas ave.
GRADUATE NURSE would like patient
for summer: would 20 to country: ex-
perienced with tuberculosis. Nurse, care
Of Mrs Heff. 542 Dean st, Brooklyn
HOUSEWORK.- BY neat, young. intelligent
Irish girl. lately landed: has worked out
In ireland; wages $12 monthly. Irwin
Bureau. n West 11th St
ECJ-sEWORKER.- R.-Norwegian Protestant
good cook. references. country preferred
P Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122 West 23d ST
T.ADY-s MAID BY a German Protestant:
good hairdresser seamstress and packer;
wages $40 Enilee. 1S4 sth ave, lst floor
-.
in tho BerkstIres; $50 Miss Sheas Bu-
reau, s East 42d st.
T.ATrNDRFsS. Swedish woman;
thoroughly competent; excellent refer
where. sanrson & Nelson's Bureau. 412
4th ave. Phone 1s6s-Mad- So
MOTHERS HEI.PER.-Eefned lady, with
musical training. vast experience with
erences Address A Y. r. Tribune Up
town Ofice, 1864 Broadway.
NT-RsERY GOVERNEss ss.-Gernan. speak
ing French. will take two children. four
years in last place; $50: can teach music
good needleworsan. Miss Shea Bureau.
East 42d ST
NURSERY cOVERNESS. SS.-CaDahie young
English girl excellent references, will
take entire charge of children: can teach
English branches. assist with music. J.
NJ Miss FizGerald's Bureau. 503 5th ave,
cor. A2d.
NURsE-A lady would like TO place com
petent child 3 nurse. whom she can thor
ougfllv recommend can De seen at present
employers Mrs. Edwards, 100 East 3ist st
NURSE. attendant: experienced IN care Of
invalds and nervous cases physician s
reference. Mrs a. J. Foyle. 149 East
18th 81
SEA MISTRESS wishes sewing by day. Ad-
dress F Tracey. so West 42d St
TRAINED NU-RSE-First class refer
eaCes: to invalid or child for summer. or
travelling washing free. state reasonable
South 7th st. Newark, y. J.
WAITRESS. Strictly first class: can take
buffers Tlace. neat and refined: excellent
references: city OF country B.. Mrs. Col
Hers Agency. 100 West 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
GOLD FURNITURE AND REGuDING.

REGILDING furniture. picture frames leaf
guaranteed: reasonable charges. Fried
berg's Gliding Shop. so Sixth ave Phone
46T3 Spring
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
LoST-BANKBOOKS.

LOST -Bankb0ok No. 17g8Ti. Seamen's
Bank for Savings. - and 90 Wall st.
Payment stopped and cancellation applied
car Please return 10 bank
lost OR STOLEN Bankhook No. 52S 80
~ the EuiErsut Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped Please return book 10
hank. No. ~ Chambers 81.
BANKaOOE No. 81. los OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank IL missing. Any person
having claim - II Is hereby called upon
70 present the same within ten DAYS. or
submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and a new enc issued
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
WORK WANTED.
Fernaie

Female.
COMPANION 70 one or two ladies' travel
lilg abroad for the summer, by a French
teacher Box 295. Pittsfeld. Mass
COMPANION.-Y Young woman: three years
IN Europe; speaks French ana German,
musical: resident or travelling. Address
X. B.. 263 West l25th st.
COMPETENT COACHING HOME or
country; all high school subjects: also
preparatory work for Regents eNamlna-
tions: piano lessons; rates moderate: best
references. 5. B. Solomon. DDS West
149th St
GovERNESs. &c.-Trust,vorthy. rehned.
educated English lady, long experience
English. music. sewing. domestic science,
as governess, companion or assistant; su-
burbs or country: excellent references. r.
b, Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broadway.
GOVEENESS or COMPANION.-B Young
English ladT: refined; slight knowledge
German. excellent education: good refer
ences: moderate salary; will travel. BOX
os. Staatsburg, y. Y
HIGHLY EDUCATED French woman.
diplomee. teaching in select private New
York school. musical. artistic, having
travelled, desires good home for summer.
act as companion. governess, chaperon: ex-
cellent references II. Il. B.. Box u. Trib-
une Office.
STDNOGRAPHER-By a refined young
Christian lady. 20; neat and rapid; ex-
perienced. Miss carrie Meyers. $50 Roci-
away ave. Brooklyn.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. By young
lady; years experience. r. r., Box
2. Tribune Office
YOUNG LADY. 10: height 3 feet inches.
.st situation at Tf, Of any kind: thorough knowl-
Flemish. Eibaum, 344 New Jersey ave,
--- =. .----s -
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
BUTLER.-A lady going abroad desires q
place for her butler. whom she highly
recommends in every respect. ]. c, 81
East 57th st.
C,ARETAKER-Man and wife for house
for summer; best of reference. A. A. 283
West 125th 81.
CARETAKER. wATCHMAN. wishes care
or residence city or country: reliable
sober ind trustworthy; hfghIy recommend
Box 40, Tribune Office.
CoACHMAN. gardener: thoroughly under
stands care Of horses harness rarrIa ces
gardens and lawns: strictly honest sober
steady, willing and obliging: best refer
ence. ] s. 161 West S6th St
COACHMAN.-Thoroug understands fine
horses. carriages. all work around gen
tleman,s country place: careful driver; best
personal and written references; state
wages. Olsen. 300 East 42d 81.
CoACHMAN or CHAUFFEUR-sing %:
finest reference: go anywhere. Coach
man. care az Phelps 975 Sth ave
COACHMAN.-sin 50: medium height,
smooth face; good driver; excellent man
for the country; reference investigated.
Carrenters S Bureau. I54 9th ave.
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-German
single. honest and sober; good reference;
Al horseman- c D., "a Division st.
COACHMAN-Single: good rider and driv-
er; well up with saddle horses: personal.
written references. A. s, care OF Kelcey,
2zS3 Broadway.
COACHMAN.-City OF country; ride or
drive, best references; employer going 70
Europe- F. s. 40 West 76th St Tel. So67
Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
NinIe-

Male.
Goa ACHMAN. gardener. useful man; all
kinds Of work: hy single man scotch
eighteen years experience on gentiemen's
country place: strictly temperate. reliable
references Malcolm r. Morrison. 432
Third ave
CoACHMAN-G GROOM -Colored: oxpcrlenc.
understands horses. fine carriages obiig
Ing; irreprcaChablc reference J. StOckly.
care Of s. Hamlin. 20 West 99th st
CoACHMAN ana GARDENR.-Under-
stands both branches thoroughly: milk
ing, furnace moderate wages: city refer
ence: willing. reliable and obliEing man.
wages so ?. Wall. 342 East 23d 81.
CoACHMAN- N-USEPUL-sober honest re
liable man: care Of fine horses. harness
preferred good references. Dennis. 5iS
West 41th St
COACHMAN. &c-Elderlv German as
coachman. gardener and generally useful.
three years references from the last place:
reliable and trustworthy. Address c.
Mohr. los st. Marks Place.
COUPLE.-Coiored; man useful, butler:
woman cook. laundress: will DO entire
work az family three Gears reference: $50
Miss Sheas. East 42d ST
FARMER Working foreman. by Ameri-
can. married: good worker; served years
chirery; excellent heIdsman. used 70 board
ing and handling help; successful with
poultry; strictly sober: well recommended
carrenier's Bureau. 154 9th ave.
FLORIST AND -CARDENER-Full ex-
perienced; in private place Phone or
write to present employer. Schling. florist,
1902 9th ave.
GARDENER and FARMER.-Are you
looking for one knowing how? Honest
and sober; best city reference, cottage es-
sential Franklin, 1873 9th ave.
greenhouses and outside. Otto Greuter.
IS Dey IT.
GARDENER and CoACHMAN on gentle
mans place; can make himself generally
useful round a place; honest and sober:
best of references. Kleyer. 224 East 42d
GARDENERS German: thoroughly
understands flowers, vegetables. lawn. all
outdoor gardening private place preferred;
best references. Address Schell, Box Z,
Weatogue. Com
CARDENER.-By Swede. single: hothouse
glass frames, fruits, flowers and general
work: fine vegetable grower; good refer
ence- Carpenters Bureau, 15f 9Th ave
GROOM. English: thoroughly understands
the care CT ell kinds OF horses. Hight
weight and experieneesd rider Blackburn
33e West oath ST.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
| C'HAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRFSs By
English Protestant. particularly neat; two
| years personal city reference: family clos
ing house; city or country. E. Mrs. Col
lier's Agency. I'D West 2sd st
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-Co
Two willing. ohliging women; excellent
recommendations; together or separate. city
or country c. Mrs. Golfers Agency. lz2
Vest Esd st,
CHAMBERMAID.-S Scotch. Protestant: In
i Massachusetts: willing 70 assist waiting
and be generally useful: excellent refer
ences. E M. Miss FitzGera!d's Bureau.
SOB 5th ave, corner 42d ST.
CHAMBEPMAID. waitress or useful maid
in private family; inexperienced: Prot
estant: low wages: to be taught Miss
Curry's Bureau. % West 42d st.
COOK. K.-Nea: ycCne woman: understands
all kinds Of first class cooking: best ref
srences; city or country. NJ. Mrs Golfers
Agency. 122 West Esd st.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
School agencies.

Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors
Colleges. schools and Families. Apply to
NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON. - Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
wAVERLEY PLACE. 1O3. - Beautifully
furnished: ore room. with private bath.
$40 per week.
l25 EAST PATH ST.--Two bedrooms. sit
ting room, private bath and hall. addt-
tional rooms and concessions for summer:
fourth foor. elevator.
41a WEST 11sTH ST CMorningsida
HeiRhts) .-Attractivs front suite balcony
southern exposure. restaurant. Inquire
elevator.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

OFFICE Of THE SoMMIssIoNERS. \, G, WASH
~ ington, May 4 1909.-SEALED PROPOSALS Will be
received this Office until IL O'Clock noon saturday
Nav 1909. for widening bridge
Sixteenth extended Piney Branch
District Columbia Forms proposals. specifications
nd information he obtained Chief
clerk Engineer Department Room 427. Building
HENRY B r. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST,
WILLIAM V. JCDSON. Commissioners. n c.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
RED BANK g,EME,,
Proposals.

L S ENGINEER OFFICE. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
y April L. 1%SSealed proposals for furnishing
teIial and raising iettes entrance to St Johns River
May 1909. and then publicly opened Information
furnished application GEO r. SPALDING. Capt
EnErs
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

~ OVERNOR'S ISLAND. " Y. MAY Il. 1903
VI Sealed proposals. in triplcate viii received
Of the Assistant Quarermaser, Governors Island.
II clock A. NJ, June l 1909 and there publicly
opened for dredging Right reserved TO
accept reject all bids. part thereof
formation application l. ". LITTELL D. Q. NJ. G.
chief Quartermaster.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

No Tsaes of Gang Has Bsea Fosad Up 70 Pseent TAAs
Betsevsd 70 Re HAdins 4 IT, lEouaasaans
Close 10 the Sesle q ~ Hptsapss a5fs

Lsadville. Sept. ls.-Aftsr securing
the hills all day In the yicinitu a
Malta and Leadviils. the posse n
search Of the bandits that held ne
Rio Grande train No. 5. last nisht
near Malta. returned TO Laadvills
this evening without the slightest
clew AZ to the whereabouts Of the
outlaws or ~ to the direction they
are headed. It has been found that
there were three in the gang. It II
quite certain that they are hiding in
the mountains not great distance
from the scene OF the holdup. 40 trav-
el in the Tennessee Pass district
would be slow off the wagon road
or the railroad. and these avenues Of
escape are bing closely guarded.
A peculiar feature OF the search
along the Rio Grande track In the
vicinity OF the holdup. was the find
ing OF some As caliber shells OF q
make now obsolete. in fact. 1t is said
by local dealers they are shells that
have not been carried by the modern
hardware stores for the last eight
or ten years. This would lead to the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23
SHIPS ASSEMBLE FI luD-
SOaLFuLTOu cHH1ATIOh

New York. Sept. 30-Two foreign
warships are here to attend the Hud-
son-Fulton charlottesville Presi-
dente sarimento from the Argentine
Republic and the Utrecht from the
Netherlands-swung anchor Saturday
night in the North river roadstead and
the ships of the Atlantic fleet are
steaming up the coast under easy
headway bound for New York.
Vessels from other nayies are ex-
pected within the next forty-eight
hours.
Secretary William ]. Hammer Of
the aernauts committee said yester-
day that Wilbur Wright has made a
verbal agreement which guarantees
that during the celebration he will
give more positive demonstration Of
what aviators now dare than anything
yet attempted"
The vanguard Of visitors reached
New York yesterday. Fully 100000
are expected this week.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

suspici6n INIT tAs msa haA probably
-ssoarsf tAslf sFney sad anamunitaoa
At some o6t ~ ~ wv nouataia
store.
The oAcials OF the Globs Nxpreas
company whose safe was attackea
made . statsmsnt this morning that
the car which was dynamitsd by ~
robbers was In fact . car containing
the funds sought. The safe csatainGa
q large sum but how large the on
cials refuse to make known. It vas
at first believed that tho express
money was In the first section OF ths
train. II 10 practically certain that
the bandits climbed aboard the tender
Of the engine at Malta and awaited
their opportunity to hold up the en-
ginemen. Although there were q NUM-
ber Of shots fired. none was hurt. Tho
express car was partially vreckeA
by dynamite.
Dan Shay. the express messsnger,
who refused to open the express cate,
at the risk Of his life. has been CON-
mended by the oficials of the COM
pany.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

Omaha, Sept 20.-The first show OF
violence in the street car strike came
at Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon
when q car on the interurbsn line
was derailed and the windows were
smashed. Conductor Doolittle resist
ed his assailants and was injured with
brick. Five strikers were arrested.
charged with riotons conduct.
Fffty-Eour men were brought to the
city of Chicago. and It Is understood
that 400 more are expected to arrive
today.
During the afternoon ESQ strikers
paraded through the principal streets.
Union leaders claimed 200 other men
are out.
A crowd Of 2,eo0. including many
women, gathered and jeered the car
crews. The trolleys were pulled OH
and the ropes cut 70 that the coz
ductors were compelled to climb on
top Of the cars to replace the trolley1.
One loose trolley pole caught ths
trolley wire and broke It, aliowing
the ends carrying . heavy current e
drop. Fortunately the crowd saw Tia
danger and quickly scattered, 70 thAe
no one was touched BY the live Wire.
The crowd vas dispersed by the pc-
lice.
After the E1oting al Council BLUFFS
ali cars IN that city were taken ok1
and in Omaha service was diso0e-
tinued at . o'clock.
The busineos meas associa&S0n raee
|aad took steDS 20 assist In mAtntaln-
ing ofdsf during tlhS strike. 80 par
tseaiariy e eef.t sVeh aysclssanes ~ g =!
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23
Ruildi1g Zip The Gown
The Fr., in sere, OF Talks BY the Editor OF the Record


every year. But It wouldn't do any
harm to go along just as IL we had NO
fruit crop to depend ON and see II We
couldn't build up the town along 9TH
er lines.
The town will not grow unless We
make 1t grow.
It's up to our own people.
No city ever became great because
of location, climate. or resources
alone. 1t has taken push and activity
on the part of the people interested.
Omaha Is an older city and better 10
Gated than Kansas City. but Kansas
City had the enterprise and she has
forged far ahead Of her rival.
Tacoma 10 an older city and better
located than Seattle. but visit both
and you can tell me In an hour which
had the enterprising men.
Canon City 10 an older city and bss-
ter located. has more natural attfAo-
tions, has q better climate than Colo
RADIO Springs yet look at The two. Leo
than twenty men are rssponsible Cor
the success and growth OF COLORADO
springs-responsible for IL start at
any rate. Thsy gave It the start and
every Colorado Springs man has ever
since been Q booster.
Canon City has more natural od-
vantagss for making . big little city
than any other town In the stato. II
necessary will argus that a4 leagth
some time and prove Il to you.
All We need 70 the push.
We have the men here with ability
III - 49, No. hA~AAsf
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23
CONFIRMED PROOF.
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spells and was also annoyed BY ir-
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