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Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
A SAFE PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT; TEXAS
PANHANDLE NEW LANDS

Ware, Texas. is a new town, some
two years old, located on the Fort
Worth and Denver Ry., IA miles this
side of Dalhart Tex. There are be-
tween 40 and so families within eight
miles of this town. Two OF these fam
lilies are from Canon City and two
more will move down there from here
this month They have splendid i'm
provements. and are farming very
successfully with big horses and up
to-date farming machinery.
/ have secured the exclusive sale of
rs, 500 acres OF fine level land, COM
mencing two miles west of Ware, and
extending for a distance of eight miles.
bang up against the FIT Worth & Den
yer railroad
All OF this land is a very rich choc-
olate, sandy loam,underiaid with q
porus clay subsoil. There are nice
ly improved farms on the east, west
and south OF this fine tract OF land
and you can have your choice of loca-
ton IL you will go down with me on
next EXCURSION date. TUESDAY
MARCH 18th. The cost of the entire
trip to you, would be about $40. and
four days time. Your railroad fare,
Q5.35) is refunded II you buy
You can pay down $500 to $1,000 on
1so acres, with years time on bal
ance at per cent. Taxes run about
"a a quarter section a year.
VIII you go7 Come in and talk
with me about 1t. Information about
this new country Is free, and It will
do you no harm. Values are rising
$3.50 to IS per acre a year.
T. A. HAYNES
1es Upstairs, Postofice Block.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10

shipped fourteen car loads OF ore that
assayed from twenty to nifty dollars q
ton and they are at present loading a
car every alternate day.
A tunnel has been run into the hill
for distance of one hundred and fifty
feet and a fine vein OF sylvanite and
other anfiferous bearing ores tapped.
The tunnel is five hundred feet from
the top OF the hill and it 10 impossible
to estimate how much ore can be OBJ
tanned by stopping. or how deep It goes
down into the earth. but 1t is certain
that a lot of wealth lies in both direc-
tlons. A second tunnel has been start
ed at lower level and two gangs of
men are kept constantly at work in
the hope Of uncovering a sort Of Sec
ond Bonanza farther in toward the
heart OF the mountain
Mr.. Nicely is the Cripple Creek man
ager of the Colorado Light & Power
Co. and Mr. Milligan is a brother-in-
law of District Clerk George P. Nix.
and formerly held an Official position
at the state penitentiary here.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
SANTA FE RAILROAD TO
ENLARGE PUEBLO SHOPS

Pueblo. March S.-While the local
officials cannot confirm the re port It
is semi-officially announced from To-
peka that the local Santa Fe shops
at this point will be materially IN
creased and enlarged.
The Santa Fe work has increased
until many new men have been added
to the pay roll. The building require
ments that exist at present, however,
are altogether inadequate and 1t II
asserted positively that the Santa Fe
will construct bigger shops at this
point within the next sixty days
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10

The Business Mems Association is
going right after the Tourist Bust
ness all right. and people Just as well
get ready for more summer business
than we have ever had before.
The fund is not raised by almost
$1,000. But enough is raised to start
the work on. Many business have
not subscribed. Some business and
some men who profit directly by the
Tourist Business
These people are merely conserva-
live They doubt the possibility OF
getting results. They say they would
subscribe II they knew they could get
their money back.
So the association proposes to show
them The association is going ahead
and create the business knowing that
all business men in Canon will do
their part when they see the results
that can be attained.
In other words the association is
going to deliver the goods then ask
every man to do his part
IL has been the aim of the associa-
aon to secure an experienced Cham
ber OF Commerce man. full of new
IDEAS and organizing ability. to take
charge of the work Such a man has
not shown up. SO the directors have
pat Mr.. II. S. Maddox in charge to
get things started.
Mr.. Maddox had been engaged to
take up the work at Colorado Springs
during the summer
Mr.. Ross remains with the associa-
don and has full charge of the credit
department.
Mr.. Maddox is opening Offices
across the hall from Mr.. Ross's office
In the Record block. He is finding
plenty to do and Is going after 1t with
his accustomed energy.
Mr.. Maddox Is lining up the livery
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
WARDEN lyman ENDEAVORS
TO WORK PRISONERS FOR
Benefit OF THE STATE

A recent issue OF the Pueblo Chief
vain contained writeup of several
columns highly commendatory OF
warden TynAn's administration OF af-
hairs at the peniteatiary. In speaking
sf his management OF the prisoners
the warden says:
The policy of this Institution is to
work the prisoners In all possible
ways for the benefit of the state and
tor the good OF the general public.
selieve that out OF door work Is the
best for them. II is the most remun-
srative TO the taxpayer and gives bet
tsr results. especially when IL is all
zone In the interest of the public. 1t
y not objected to by either free labor
Or capital
During last summer we averaged
sn the state and county roads. and on
ne state ranches close TO $50 men
working outside OF prison walls
About 200 of them are at work ex-
sansively on the public roads. The
cost per day to take care OF them has
been about sc cents per day per man
We do not put guards over them
We merely place them on their honor
- remain with US and for the faithful
performance OF their duty our laws
provide that We may allow them ten
days extra time each month In addi-
tson to the time for good behavior.
The men are housed in sanitary
camps and are worked by unarmed
sverseers. The only guard in one OF
sAese camps 10 the night guard. who
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
PoUer of Thought

u the in
smile
handsh
being and waste mnutex
without
mediate the
hawse ou the
y fulflment
mir
~
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
Foleys
Kidney
Pills
What They viii Do for You

What They Will Do for Yoa
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor.
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-.
vent Bright's Disease and Dia.
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
MITCHELL 4 EGBERS.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
Third grade, Irene Burning.
Second grade. Gertie Ward.
First grade. liza Wilson.

A mistake in the report last month
was made giving Vernon Brown first
rank in the fourth grade. should have
been Vernon Wilson. Those neither
absent or tardy this month were Bur-
ma Ward and Willie Lundquist.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
Rcrular Attempt. 70 Rob Church.

Denver. March s.--A burglar who Is
thought To have been after the gold
on communion service OF st. Paul
Episcopal church. tried TO break into
the residence OF the pastor. Rev. John
o. Fsrris. Sunday nisht. bst w.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10
REPORT OF rRUITMRRB
SCHOOL FOR FEBRUARY
DISTRICT NO. Z

Number OF pupils enrolled. 81.
Number OF cases of tsrdiness. 20.
Number being neither absent or
tArdy. ..
Those ranking hrst In their ciass
ars.
mEhth grade. Maude Runner.
oixth grade. willie Lundqsist
uourSh grade. Carroll whaisa,
Cañon City record., 1910-03-10

and from appearances it had been
dead several hours.
Dorm is greatly pleased over his
success as trapper and Will have the'
hide mounted as a trophy OF the oc-
casiop.-Florence Citizen.
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SNikES or THE SOITH.
Florida brings COnnrm alton strong Of
Alabamar Tales

To rHE rutroR oF THE SrN- 50 rrc-nty
sent you so1~ data relatiy, - certain SNAKES
swallowing their young whom nc young 49, ~
po~rd - danger. citing an Instance that Is ne
Inder NY own Observation a1i one hist Wa vi'
HeS-ed by Mr. Spratl.ng - DhArhers county
Alabama
ndcr date OF September : NJ Waller Schnis!
~ FcrnandlnA. Via = civil cUgincef writes re -
follows
NJ wors IN the hush gives ne "t~ellen' or0Tr
funiu~s for observing s1d studying rrrfl'ss !
have Killed shout seventy ra'tirSuasrs. the lo1sesl
heine feet inches iwAS killsd - Lake MAJ.
Orange county Tlorida March 4. 1910 sni /
have photograph ~ -
4 at wear On an isiHnd ~ fpr'v s~rcs A.'"i
twenty eight - hose snakes snf nIlc teen wp-ra
sins all ~ them h~inE more 'Nsr feet mr. q.
Lie you have uany tines ohser' ~, ma -c-r'
sins Swallows their Young when they are IN DANCE.
and after kIn1g an Old one ! counted ~ - Nf'F
young ones hidden lusiie her Members - ~ '
party saw one rrO~cssln swallow another -
shout hair 10 ength men after Ts'tirE snrs
four hours u disposed ~ the remaining har It
pleasure y SPHArtINJ. %.
OPEtiEA NA ~rpteri her
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prarfirsl insoH~s~tau-rs =htrh sw1'f
r.s.'t't fruft isfiinf - me- -fufr 80
,llsraira 49, fnys.s.-an 30 - .~ss
81 shtsb $500 20 asf,Hffsiilr.l Hf a.
Dol, .l.ltrr.-l ~ uf .HrtHE .r-Ht
sfifaHvrr rrHfHlf... .H Ne"
frthstnri F.ta rrr-rtrsi fHs Fr.f.s.l .Iifr
IN fhfs rsst--sf tfsi ta Hfas.rsa il1fs--' .f..
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M. sssf.,r-rt st.rh o. have riH h.
. slnirtsoffv .ssfifuraIsrafea 90 rftis'H
Tho r-assisf f. unsis-sfrn.i Iilsf srtf H.t-
Is.~n ai@rsi..si fn o tfifif .ln rH.HH rnr
fr-tv ~ r-sar,t-,i tz 800 Fr-tfr-f its
s'uf IN fhs ~ur'i up Pol 80 HrsHs-nf fI'r~
m Has,p. frth,trsI r .hfs tflHfrrfHfn
has ts's-l me- - r s..rfr' % .Hruur''''' s''
lar uif-s' stnh bssi'fs % fFs' raaf N'f pc
e Hpuf' - I1fsrnufHsrII .tr IHf $3.50
- q nrssiri a. ~ srampl~ lsr tribunals
~ 49, ruuurfHnr- Pre- -z.Is-4 ~srv
.s.nuifrIV NsrfHultff..f rTs. ...H IufHHf trr
-vpi~ns- fH,1 sa-,upl agreement .frs.
ftllv prepared tni ur.u'sfl ~ .'flfu.s.
-iun f1 fhr Tribunal 'Hr f.s sfa Then
t'tnrltgliy tn4 -sIru-f....E IrE..rfi ..n
bath .I,is-, frum ,lig fp sItr until . st-
hnhi,y submitted Ind within 70 short
'Itns sft~r 30 s'tifu t.-t,,n frHtI rHiEm"r'
ha= hssn rrnsisr,.,i rlrr- Nrs been
nothing - fh- Hw dr.Ir here ~"
u,-.f pls. f-Ir g feature - l.I - f".. uuI-
1,nity ~ 'hs tr'b'inll go ~ guest ..r-
biif "nr. anil % 10 t.-.t . ..ri-s f.r
.uugrsf uiatiun that ~ir tUsrfF- ftrf-
PsTHf,k the Chief Itl-fi," uf .,u.ldl.
.unr'Irr',i m 'hs-... IIurfluu- uf DO" ftIsis-
W"uf Hlyrr-.. - J,rrr' Hr.rIIr AMI .r-
.Wt Iudgr GE,Y uf 'h. r.'..t state
rHururr'7i IN 'h,--.. I,.r'IHr- ely.r-'- q ,
hI~ own Government pee ttr|r t,'..r
in I'M. r'-u-r' they hlI 'u,. tu" evan
p.' ~ l"rI AiyFEsTuNt rI, l.rf lib
fI'n IT England ~ biz vote ad,rr-- %
Tho Interests II ann,ii A. q member -
rt" Na-ka boundary comm r--uu
Nthpugh 49, have nu' wholly pro-
walled in tins great litigation. % ought
20 BE- a matter ~ prid" 80 every AMER
can that hv orir participation ir % ~"
United state. has contributed so largely
90 he permanent establishment Of 70
peaceful arbitration a . rH"'hpl ~ i".
t,ruIu,ug cuutru,"r-ls- oh.'h formerly
cuui only be- settled nv war
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SEw YoRE. September ..
.Ies' PUNK.

To- rHE Editor ~ THE SrN SV The
mandolin should not bc mentioned IN the
same breath with the banjo The guitar is
Ia class by itself
IN" banjo - not adapted 20 concerts T..
modest. plaintive tones are lost In theatre
OF concert hall Rude commercial hand
have dragged IL forth from the southern
cabin and into the glare OF the foOtlizh's
anu the h!arc uf brass orchss,ras They
have made 10 rim ~ German silver. it, ne <
OF mahogany. and - fnRerboaTd Of Aonde-
srript reboui2ed wood Eysn the old tn
convenient slip pegs have b~eu repaired h.
patent AFFAIR Of nickel plated metal Wire
strings hav" been installed. and some har.
barian vaud"villian- even play IL With A
mandolin PICK. and all for the sake OF mere
noise
while experiment has disproved tho Old
n"gro'- assertion that pelican's pou.
properly cured makes the best head. given
a banjo with a good maple rim. the right
kind of neCk. snow white ~hespskIn
head. slender gut - ring and well sea -onad
maple bridge. and music "an ~ made The
guitar may 1T IanRuorou- moonli' night
but the banjo ntS the twilight - whistling
hts the morning ~ the end ~ the day 90
home and get your banjo from whore "
stands IN fhe corner with it, fare 10 the wall
would YOU tie n ribbon 10 n and hang u on
peg and while the summer night comes
down aHt supper Rets cold 10 ~ elusive
mu-i'. - PUNK That's what the hanlo's
for " I
BruOkfNN September
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OphIdIan Treatment oT TAFT

4 ~
The President was eighteen -hor' months
ago. W. - March a. hDp. 20 h" precise. the
clo-.-i friend - The man who nov 80 coldly
approves ~ ~" expressions b" has en-
pIovsl IA = l"t'cr GA certain matter he
was hat mans most loyal and helpful sub
ord mate v uen rh" latter Wa- Frp-idcu' ~
tho ulral states He - pre-tdeu' to-day
hv grace ~ that mans favor "" has not.
ny word or decd. shown himself ungra'efui
pr ,ii.lpyHl Ho has developed Weaknesses
h- has made serious mistakes bat they
wer- tsuparameutal We venture that
there u NOT newspaper In IN" tinted
Stats- which does not believe IN m" SINGER
i'y AMI hone-' purpose ~ President Tar
"a ha'ever II may hoi A. 20 his courage IN
dealing with tho political machine; bu'
not one word Of even ~" mos, perfunr'orv
communication 81 h.s friends intention or
a,htsvem.u' has theodore Roosevelt ut
tered -,n'" his return
III. essential meanne-s ~ thlS j. ~ sur
uri-Ing a. u = uHqus-tion1hle "" have
iaarned - look 20 ~" Colonel for NANTES
fa'fun- 81 hose Veakne--"- rash aud i'm
pu!-tya man usually exhibits calculating
meannes~ 81 the cold hlooied crocodile
type We have not expected from him. bur
there il something sinuou- and rep' ilian IN
hi- studied ~ treatment of h's former friend
whom " 100 revolt every red blooded human
being who will face tho facts
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"Mouroa Poar IL. Pru. ..sss =

T FITI w TTT---T- TT--@-T
4 new trade prOi~rfi0n SbCl~ty has heen bora
tn Paris that % les march Hnds lie rnoTron
There are about ore hundred NJ these puryeyors
Of the weed - desf % riris The vender 10
rapular Ne 80 philosopher Without moving
IT, a kIud ~ Uiogrues vh' "fnis only hEhi and
-, - ,.,-rts.inn % chan, - HI, hearts desire
N,rr,t muir Irs u it, u. .ssuN He gets through
A.. ,,t.tn.s. "a .tuut IN hour before noon. some
,l,.s arrou4pau~ 81 rs Ms Iiilc cog ana the more
,,,,,,l.,, 81 -nc orirr have small cart In 'hr
Afternoon = hr feel. - Inclined he Feis out 20
sathrr hts vr',' M ~" "nvirons 81 NC city "ron
a.. r,,,..g Dc Ssrtrou,Ilie. IN the champs
I.,-tg-.s ov 10 lrS bols de Naucrrsson M
AMEN B.. tnds PENDENT. his own master. and ~
g.. the fresh ar In which he gains his daily
,,.st lIr valks from twenty nNe 20 Thirty
EI,or.r'srs sl-'rrn 20 eighteen miles Tor 30
rt,l. Wr~.I with the vhitr roVeT whlsh the &c..
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To rHg Fprrus ~ THT SrN- ~ In ,o
. page ~. Of IOhn BiGeOW 'Rcuo-s~riiors =
an Active Life" uNo 8, this note
ia meeting IN rammAny Hall Mr. ilnr1.
commended HOfatlo seymour. the bunker ~.
,IidAic foT Governor Of Ne~ ho'k sud read ..
follow ING letter 20 WILLIAM u seward from ...
era scott which bears date The day before
coIn = inauguration and In which the Comma .'
ID Chief Of our army rsrow mends NJ Lir''.
q, ssy 70 she ssc~riInF states. 'WsyWart sis'.-s
depart IN peace
TbIs l. follow cd us = letter from General Sr.'
20 N Imam " seward ds'ed Washing TN MAJ d
ishi. concluding vlth his advice 20 NJ 500 @
20 ruiotn lyon Nr Lincoln ~ let the rs, Nr..
sisters depart 100 peacr ! q.
Ntu.rE = September
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The Connecticut Democrats have taken
their hest man for Governor. and 10y ac-
clnmation. wherrfrom only Professor and
Mayor FISHER excluded himself Ton
nectic1It points the way for New York and
New jersey. and gives hope. courage and
pride IN every Democrat who desires the
restoration and the triumph u snllght-
ened Democracy.
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Politically v-.Bstnt fr- ~fntIun ru
trH $50 H.ff...l sH ftr % tH- Hrpfili.
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l' W f.H-'.. ".' bee I.i'7s f"I''NinE 'h"
".IuU. n 'l- t'''rrrtu .ui"-ul TREND N"
commit .." Republican parry 20 ih"
1.r.s ....' l- npts'-'-.i rH .r' m"u"p'hu" "r
even rr" ..rrIu". Nlr t'rriu"r -f~lAtug
-.f'lv tHf FIRMLY 100 fH" -iN'v uu- Nuic~-
wU."u Co.. s. luv" 800 200" ."rv~ntt"n.
vii d,....' 'rr fH" IuE.'" " Mr.
a.. -.'s'.f -.. H.i ta.,"H 'r waut -Im"
riuIr1NIv -.'u-..r'' advice about 'h" ais
.lr-t ~ ..f.Ine AVIATION 1iau. 300 rb- plat
FORM pro. can lts" 'ua' t'-u. Nut ih" votes
18Th uu ~.fn.ur advice. are hl-
O. IS up' r.,,--,ry ra aIu,. xtr~ tnr
dr,gstrv 't, reference 90 - machine
f.Ir.rlu r.'.p tr., di..rI.-. 80 e a highly
ethical movement I..tu... -rftri- Eric -
r.,rr.ru.,l lrI rl.. .'ht,-. a. well a. all the
ur.cfI.riI ruititcs. arr l.ls-I With Mr.
Gr,tnr- Ithlr- be-. has annexed prsc-
u,-,l pputtr~ 10. mas supplied To-day he
owns, Operates auI controls sI IA. Re
publican politics an his u~u county and
There "a not tho slightest superficial evi-
,.a,. p. tra' his manner 4 using his prop
.,.g-- I- arp..-iug ~. -fnaIl-- measure uf
rr. test locally Buflln ~ a. calm. a.
-,~rur 49, politically uudls, Irlsd a. a
,iuNu'.~r Wlri IN Albany
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OF Great Mea.

To rHE rnfToE ~ THE SUN-S'r: WY ios.
,hr press print % much ness about miliionAif. -
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