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Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
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Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Can It be that the mania for using
hard pine in the tongues OF all farm
machinery has spread to vehiclesf A
few days ago farmer discovered
hard pine In the tongue OF new
manure apreader In dealers ware
house. This Is about the limit - Den
YER Field and Farm.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
SOME UNCLAIM-
ED LETTERS

List of letters remaining unclaim.
ed in the Post Office at Canon City
Colorado, for the week ending Sep
tember 80, 1910.
Ames, j.
Anderson. Miss Anna.
Ayala, Sr D. Leocaelio.
Barbour. Miss Maudie.
Biggs, Miss Rena
Garfield. Mr.. James T.
Claude. Mr.. Scott.
Cook. Mrs. Melissa J.
Cunningham, Mrs. Laura
Daljriaz, Al Signor Ferdinando.
Davis, Mr. Bill.
Daniels. Mr.. c. B.
Francis, William.
Haley, Mrs. Elizabeth.
Hall, Erald F.
Hains, Mrs. Edith
Harris, Mrs. Ada.
Haywood, Mrs. viii.
lessen. Mr.. Ness.
Johnson, Mrs Charles.
Johnson, Mr.. Arnold.
Johnson, Mr.. Arthur.
Krobovic, Mr.. Josef.
Krause, Mr.. Jim.
Littlehale. Miss Belle E.
Lovoan, Mrs. Ada
Mcmillan, Mr.. Creighton.
Magivauni, Kripeor Geivgyior.
Million, Mr.. Fred.
Morris. Mr. Walter L.
slulach, s. ].
Nesbit, John G.
Patton. Mrs. A. ].
Pattone, Mer. Tilippe.
Phillips. Mr.. Cube.
Phillips. Jerome.
Puddifoot. Mrs. Mary.
Rowland. Mr. S. J.
Sanborn. Miss Leila.
Schaffer. Mrs. G. W.
Sheets. Orris o.
Sheidler, Mr.. Guy.
Shepherd. Miss Anna.
Sherman. Roy.
Shurtz, Mr.. Al. b.
Smilletta. Theodore.
Smith. Mrs. Ellen.
Smith. Mr.. Morgan.
Sparks. Mr.. Geo.
Stages. Mr. Jessie.
Terhune. Mrs. Sarah.
Watkins. Eva.
Watkins. H. r.
Widenor. Mr.. VIII.
Wilson. Mrs. Dora
witteman. Miss Leila
Wright. Mrs. Albert.
link. Robert.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
TRAGlC DEATH OF FORMER
CANON CITY WOMAN

From Saturdays Daily.
A letter was received here yester-
day by DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Holmes.
from Frank Ward at Higgins. Texas.
stating that his aunt, Mrs. Belle
Ward. or rather. Mrs. J. NJ. Talbot.
was accidentally burned to death al
her home there few days ago. Mrs
Ward, by which name she is best
known here. was burning leaves and
trash in the yard back of her house
when her clothing caught fire and
she was soon enveloped In flames. I'm
able to extinguish them she was fear
fully burned about the body and died
the following morning from her in
juries.
Deceased resided here for a num-
Der of years and was very popular
In local church and social circles. Her
first husband. DR.. Ward. established
the hospital on Sixth street, which
was sold by Mrs. Ward TO Dr. c. Her
man Graves. in 1903. soon after the
death OF her husband. Mrs. Ward
had many friends in Canon City who
will regret to learn OF her tragic
death. She was married little more
than year ago to J. NJ. Talbot. q
prominent and well-to-do citizen of
Higgins. Texas.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10
NOVEMBER.
JUST a MINUTE

MIR. Taft. who rules the nation
Offers this. his proclamation:
Whereas. Providence continues
Blessing US from day to day.
And the boon OF independence
Has. We take 1t. come to stay;
And whereas. Indulgeut Nature
Lavishes upon US still
Bounty in excess of what the
Weather and the bugs can kill:
And whereas. The old republic
Couldn't be improved upon.
Notwithstanding everybody
Gets to run 1t of and on:
Therefore. /. as delegated
Now and for a short time hence
President decree that turkey
Shall go up 10 20 cents.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

The breath OF winter will dlstil up
on tho outer windowsill. and the chill
inE calf viii hump his back and bur
row deep in the stack. The hired man
with wintry spurts. will put on both
his undeFshlrts. and the piutocrat who
sells US coal will pry our bodies from
our souls.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

That's about all there is To It. Once
the country raised its own, and the
White House proclamation was not
greeted with groan. Father simply
grabbed the hatchet. mother got the
water hot. father read tho proclama-
ton to the turkeys in the lot. all the
young and female turkeys promptly
tainted from the shock. and after due
farewells the gobbler laid his head
upon the block
No one telcphoned the butcher. ask
Ing what n turkey cost. No one In his
deep resentment wished the Pilgrims
had been lost No one. while the feast
proceeded, knew the torment OF the
rack figuring upon his napkin what
the day had set him back
Everybody was provided. as the
founders pre-supposed. No one can
be very thankful. n the truth should
De disclosed. paying what We pay for
turkey. and. for all OF Heavens gifts.
feeling that the day was founded for
the Armours and the swifts.
November gets it's name from the
Latin nowen (nine.1 and was origin
ally the ninth month OF the year. This
brought Thanksgiving around two
months earlier than we have II now.
and 1t became very unpopular. The
insurgents. who constituted a major
ity in the agricultural districts, were
bitterly opposed TO II. They made two
contentious: First. that young tur-
Keys were not old enough to market:
second. that crops had not progressed
TO the point where IL was possible to
make out whether there was anything
TO be thankful for or not In 7i3 b
{. the storm broke. The insurgents
carried Gaul. Britannia and IL other
doubtful states. and the Forum I'm
mediately assembled. and made No
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Let wonderful wASHwAX do ysur
family washing; saves rubbing and
saves the clothes: makes them clean.
sweet and snowy white. wASHwAX
is new scientific compound that
washes In hot or cold wate rwithout
the use of soap. 1t is entirely harm
hess and different from anything you
have ever used. Send ten cents
stamps today for regular size by mail.
You will be glad you tried it. Agents
wanted to introduce wAsHwAX ev-
crywhere. Address washwax Co. st.
Louis, Mo.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Gated dogs. the honking goose Will
ride the heights with that weird hol-
lering of his. and the wolf will sit
around O. nights and tell the moon
how thin he is.
o woe is us that could enjoy the
autumntime for aye and aye. and what
with growing soul employ its witch
cry from day to day. The phosphor-
escence in the sky, the quail soft-pip-
ing on the hill. the blackbirds ever
bobbing by. and the wind soft-sighing
where 1t will.
But happiness can never last, as
Antony could apprehend. and holding
Cleo to him fast, destroyed himself
before the end. Tho summer COM
eth after spring, and winter. merciless
withal, as truly must succeed the
sweet and gentle Establishments of
fall.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

AT any rate, upon a day
Deciphered in the almanacs.
December, desolate and gray,
Will come to whistle through the
cracks.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

Try Record Wan, Adu,
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

vember the eleventh month of tn.
year.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

November will be unusual this year
FOR the reason that there Will be no
fuii moon. This Is because there will
be total eclipse OF the moon on the
night Of the 18th. when 1t would 9th
erwise be full. This eclipse will be
visible in the United States and In
Wall street, and It will send bacon
down a couple OF points.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-10

At any rate. the snow will fly. and
the Wild duck viii spin across the
sky. with both eyes focused on the
ground. and his tail-piece going round
and round. The eager hunter will de-
pioy and supplement the live decoy.
and the pneumococcus. while he toots,
will perforate his rubber boots.
a little shouting now and then is
relished by lot Of men. They like
to galiivant about and let the farmers
run them out II does them good to
To feel. by jing. that Morgan don't own
everything. and II he came in conse-
quence. and also tried to climb the
fence. together with his dog and gun.
he. too. would also get the run.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-28

Washington st, south E~stilette, cas-
same, west Andrus, val wv; ssase IS ea IS
Fl, parish $S0s O.G Sl, 19ei tosa1 p 90
NONRESIDENT.
3
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~ op' sOeaa ~ %
s Anderson
nor+,on sec
IS acres improved, Westefn poIelo % n
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paIasn 8oo' iheAoy' soSa
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300 d. 1ao soras hoino IL of tract ! sec
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ieVee oVg. aciease o0y'
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80 acres woods Y OF nee : : 90 GO
II e, val $500; state tax u BY, parish = e9
deYee $5W, acreage Pr nv 4oys 'os4
9lz 70.
r. hells = Asnoiol. 90
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40 acres improved. bounded north by
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west Miller, val S4O9; Il sE &c TAX 9z' par
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-05-28

0oh1inued On page q
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-19
Come TO Hear DR.. Torrey
- Preach and Vim. McEwan
Sing at Auditorium...Most
Important Question.

Last night large delegations from
Metropolis and MayGeld attended
the meeting at the Auditorium. when
Or Torrey preached on "The Most
Important Question That Man Ever
Asked Himself OF Answered.
Mr. McEwan sang "only Believe"
and "He Died OF Broken Heart. &"
Many people have been attracted to
the service. who otherwise would
have been Indifferent TO Il. were Il
not for the sweet tenor voice OF Mr..
Mciwan. whose flute Ike notes are.
perhaps. the most appealing tones
ever heard IN Paducah. No human
being with ears can resist them.
DR. Torrey said last night.
You will remember that Il was
the Roman governor PLATE. who
asked this question. and he answered
80 wrongly and brought eternal ruin
and infamy down upon his own head
! trust that many IN this great audi
ence Will answer Z right tonight.
and bring TO themselves eternal life.
eternal joW and eternal glory That
question ls the most important ques-
ton that any man ever asked or
answered. for " YOU 90 the right
thing with Jesus Christ YOU viii get
everything that "a worth having for
time and for eternity; and II YOU do
the wrong thing with Jesus Christ
you will lose everything that Is
worth having for time and for etern-
ity." said DR.. Torrey.
81 want 20 call sour attention first
10 al TO some OF the things that de-
pend on what We do with Jesus
Christ.
In the FIRST place, our acceptance
before God depends upon what We
do with Jesss Chrl.t.--lf you accept
Jesus Christ God will accept YOU:
n you reject Jesus Christ God will
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-19
People In From. Surrounding Towns.

God would blot out all her sins. and
her record would be as white in
Gods sight as that Of the purest
woman in this builling
Now quite unknown to me a true
Christian woman. a member OF my
congregation, had gone out that
morning, and had gone into one Of
the lowest dens of infamy IN the
city, and there she had asked a WON
an living in sin to come and hear
me preach But the woman an
swered: No, never go to church
church Is no place for a person like
me. But the good woman replied:
l'our church Is; the vilest sinner Is
welcomed at our church No. no.
this outcast woman said. I could
never go But | will go with YOU
No. that will never do, said the
woman: the people on the street
know me; the policemen know me;
the very boys on the street know
me, and sometimes they throw
stones at me when l go down the
street; and II they saw you walking
with me they would take you to be
like me- But the lady replied. I
don't care what they think about
me; you come along with me. and
VIII go with YOU to the House of
Cod
But the woman still refused, and
said. i cannot do that; but she
added 'ypu go a little way ahead,
and | will follow you up the street. o.
So the lady consented. and this wom-
ain Who was a sinner followed her
They come 10 the corner where my
church stands. and mounted up the
steps at the entrance into the vesti-
bule. and when they got inside the
church this poor woman who was a
sinner dropped down into the very
last seat, at the back of the church.
was preaching when she entered.
and just as she got to that seat /
uttered the words. ~ the wickedest
woman In Chicago should come into
the Chicago Avenue church this
morning. and should here and now
put her trust In Jesus Christ as her
personal Savior. the moment she did
Il God would bio; out all her sins.
and her record would be as white in
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-19

Gods sight as they of the purest
woman in this building.
Ny words went floating down over
the heads Of that audience and
dropped down into the heart OF that
woman She believed IL. and ac-
oepted Christ. and God met her and
blotted out all her sins, and washed
her record white right then and
there. And after that service the
woman came down the aisle of the
church to me. the tears streaming
down her face, and told me how God
had blessed her that morning.
Finding Peace.
In the second place, our finding
peace Of COINCIDENCE depends entirely
on what We do with Jesus Christ
In Romans. v. /. we read, There
fore. being justified by fqith. we
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-19

have peace with God through our
Lord Jesus Christ
eve can never get peace of con,
science by good works; we can never
get peace of conscience by prayers
and penanccs. How many have tried
70 Get peace that way and have
failed!
Martin Luther. after his wild uni
versity life. reused to the sense Of
the fact that he was a sinner, tried
to find peace by good works, by long
nights of prayer. by penances. but
failed, At last he went to Rome.
and started to climb up the steps at
St Peters on his knees, hoping to
find peace that way. but failed At
last, the words OF God came ringing
in his ears The just shall live by
faith" and Martin Luther put his
faith in the finished work OF Christ,
land found peace instantly.
IL have a friend in Chicago, and
in the days before | made his ac-
Iquaintance he was a very vicious
man. He was professional gam
bier. one of the most desperate gam
blers on the Mississippi river in the
old days of the Mississippi gamblers
One night he was at the gaming
table. and a man across the table ac-
cused him of dishonesty at cards. and
Stephen Holcombe. who is now my
friend, drew his revolver and shot at
his aocuser. The bullet went into
the mans neck, and when he saw
what he had done Stephen Holcombe
sprang to the mans side. lifted his
head on TO his knee, and tried to
staunch the flow of blood in the
gaping wound; but the man bled to
death then and there.
stephen Holcombe was arrested
for murder; he was tried, and was
acquitted on the ground that he had
shot the man in self-defense. But.
though acquitted by human court.
he was not acquitted before the bar
Of God. nor before the bar OF his own
conscience. He tried every way to
find peace lie gave up gambling.
and he gave up all his evil ways to
find peace. but he did not find Il.
He even united himself to a church,
and went to the Communion table,
but he did rot find peace. Two years
after that awful night he was in his
room alone in misery, his face buried
in his hands, and the memory OF that
day was haunting him, and as he
knelt there he cried: oh God, can
anything blot out the awful memory
Of what ] have done and give me
peace" And the strains of the old |
familiar hymn came singing through J
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-19
pmpLYq WELL, DON'T BE.
People. Notice II. Drive Them on
with Olive Tablets.

A pimply face will not embarrass
you much longer If YOU get a pack
age of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets.
The pimples will vanish after you
have taken the tablets few nights.
Nothing ever cleanssd the blood.
the bowels and the liver ike Olive
Tablets
Olive Tablets are the only success
full substitute for calomel there's
never any sickness or pain after TAX
ing them.
Olive Tablets do all that calomel
does and just as effectively, but their
action Is gentle and safe instead OF
severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets Is
ever cursed with "a dark brown
taste" bad breath. a dull. listless,
mo good" feeling. constipation,
torpid liver, bad disposition or
pimply face
The olive oil in Olive Tablets is
itself a natural laxative and has
healing, soothing. strengthening
effect Oh the irrltated Organs.
DR. Edwards spent years among
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets
are the immensely effective result.
Try them. Take one nightly for
week. Then look at yourself in
the glass and see how you feel.
At all druggists in neat pocket
packages. - tablets Tor loo: As
tablets for 25e.
Made by the Olive Tablet com
pany of Portsmouth, Ohio. DR.. f.
NJ. Edwards. Pre-.
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reject you. We read in John 81. rs
and 10: He that belleveth Is not
condemned. but he that believeth not
Is condemned already. because he
hath not believed in the name of the
only begotten Son Of Cod and this
is the condemnation, that light Is
come into the world. and men loved
darkness rather than light because
their deeds were evil
Our acceptance before God does
not depend on the good works we
perform. In order TO be accepted be-
fore God on the ground o. our good
works. our good works must be per-
feet; aud no mans works are per
feet. For Il Is written in the Law
OF God, Cursed IS every one that
contlnueth not ia all things which
are written In the book Of the Law.
to do them and no one has kept the
whole law. and therefore no man
can be accepted on the ground OF his
orks. Again. our acceptance before
God does not depend on the char
acter we have built up. In order 70
be accepted before God on the
ground OF character, our character
must De absolutely holy, for God Is
an Infinitely hOlsn God and there Is
no one who has not slnned
Our acceptance before God. de-
Ponds upon our acceptance Of Him
who lived a perfectly holy life Him
self. ana then died as the substitute
for those who have led unholy lives.
II the vilesi man or woman in Padu-
rah should come into this gathering
tonight and should here and now ac-
sept Jesus as their Sin-bearer and
Savior. the moment they did n God
would blot out every sin they ever
committed. and their record would
be a. white In Gods sight as that OF
he purest saint IN heaven.
~ remember preaching one morn
ing In mo own church in Chicago on
Romans VIII l. There IS therefore
low no condemnation 20 them which
IRE In Christ Jesus and ! was led TO
make this remark: II the wickedast
Woman In Chicago should come into
,hieago Avenue church this morn
ng. and should here and now put
ier trust in Jesus Christ az her per-
onal Savior. the moment she did II
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here tonight haunted with the mem
Dry OF the evil you have done? Men
and women, there is way to find
peace, only one way-by simple
faith in Christ that was crucified
on the Cross Of Calvary for your
sin.
In the third place. finding deep
and abiding joy depends on what we
do with Jesus Christ.--As the Apos-
tic Peter says in l Peter /. s.
Though now We see Him not. yet.
believing. We rc.oice with joy I'M
speakable and full Of glory "A man
can never get joy through the ac-
cumulation of wealth. Many have
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-19
his heart


What shall wash away my sin?
Nothing but the blood of Jesus: I
What shall make me whole again?
Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
And then and there Stephen Hol-
combe saw Christ on the Cross for
his sin. He saw all his sins. the
murder and all. laid on Christ. Then
and there Stephen Holcombe found
peace, and from that day he has gone
up and down our country preaching
Christ and the atoning blood that
gave him peace.
The One Way.
as there some man or woman
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as there some man or woman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-19
A.INEn TIL: TYPE.

4 printers devil was going through
his first experience Of making up forms.
The paper was late, and the hoy got
the gallcys mixed. The first part of
the obituary notice OF penurious cltI-
zen had been dumped in the forms,
and the next handful of type came off
Il galley describing recent fire. 1t
read like this: "The pallbearers lower
ed the body to the grave. As it was
being consigned to the flames there
were few, if any, regrets, for the old
wreck had been an cyesore to the town
for years. OF course there was indivi-
dual loss, but that was fully covered by
Insurance. ."-1Eychange.