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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-19

liticos, la otra sin ellos, los ciudadanoS
naturalizados de los Estados Unidos con
ell exclusive derecho al desempeno de las
funciones pdblicas y los ciudadanos ge-
nuinos de Puerto Rico, como eXtranjcros
en- su propio pals y con Su propla cluda-
dania, en- una completa ausencia de las
civicas prcrrogativas.
Y, despu6s, uno d uno, el bill Olmsted,
va buscando borrando . restringiendo
en- Ia ley Foraker los preceptos que a
los insulares conferian alguna pcquena
participaci6n en- ell gobierno de su pals;
va mas ALA el Bill, penetrando en-
nuestro& locales Estatutos, y despoian-
donos de todos ,aquellos derechos ga
nados por nosotros, en- una paciente y
fatig0sa lucha, dcntro de este periodic
de diez amos, en- que la capacidad dc
los puertorriqueIos. goIpeando en- Ia
durcza del regimen, como el hierro en- la
piedra. obtuvo algunas chispas de liber-
tad.
Las franquicIaS son materla leglslati-
va en- cl sistema federal; pero aunque
asi no 10 reconoce la Ley Foraker, con
fla al Conseio Executive la conseci6n
de toda franquicia . priviIegio de carac-
ter pilbico. intervinicnd0 de este mod0
en- clio los puertorriquenos que f0rman
parte de dicho Cuerpo; ell bill Olmsted
encomicnda tan delicada facultad Gin
60 JefeS de DepartamentO, merOS emplea-
dos executives, que no han sido nunca
puertorriquenOs en- ell regimen actual nj
10 seran acknowledgements en- 10 future,
climinandO de la Legislature una mate
ria Legislative, y d los puertorriquenos
de SUI legitima intervention en ell repair
timiento de beneficios que constituyen
una prOpiedad del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
Era dudoso, segun los terminus en-
pleadOs pOr la Ley Foraker, que ell Con
seio Executive tlviera facultad para de-
terminar los sueldos de los funcionarios
y empleados no designados pOr ell Pre-
sidente, autorizar Ell pago de los suel
dos sin el concurso de la Camara de De
legados, y el Consejo Executive no Sc
atrevi6 jamas a clio, sometiendo siempre
4 la Asamblea Legislative la determna-
clOn de los sueldos en- los PresupueStOS
Generates; mas ell bill nilmer0 1878.
de que esta conociendo cl Congreso, re
viste al Senado, mediante La aprobaci0n
del GObernadOr, con la omnimoda ia
cultad de decretar el solo, en- ausencia
de los Representatives. electos por ell vo-
to del pueblo, los gastos del personal de
la Administration. que componen una
parte cuantiosa de los Presupuestos Ge-
nerales que ha de pagar el pals, sin ha-
Der tenido representation en- ell discerni-
mlento de los gastos
81 a este Sc une que la Ley de Presu-
puestos no sea presentada d la Legisla-
tura, por ningun miembro de ella, sino
por Ell Gobernador, que, en- caso de no
aprobarse por la Legislature ell Proyec-
to del Gobernador, este plede su arbi-
! trio formular, distribuir ordenar ell
pagO de las atenciones del Tesoro, dentro
de la suma total del Presupuesto ante
! rior, resuEtara tan clar0 como terrible
que eli Pueblo de Puerto Rico estarfa
obligadO satisfacer no tendrfa dere-
| cho votar las cUntribuciones publicas,
inerme e indefenso bajo la pesadumbre
tragica de una tirania espantOsa sin
ejemplo en- America.
En- diez amos de continue lucha. en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-19
La Camarade Delegados de Pto. Rico
AL CONGREsO LOS ESTADOS UNDOS
euyiando un Menae poesa Bill
Canara Representatives. Honorable E. Onsed Presden-
te de Asuntos Insuae

diez amos de SufrimientO Y perseveran-
ella habiamos suavisado un POGO las as
perezas del regimen, y obtenido un De
partamento cjecItiyO al frente del cual
debia encontrarse un funcionario puer-
torriqueno; decretado el sufragio uni
versal; constituIdo acknowledgements los
MuniclpioS; puest0 en- manOs del pue-
bio la election de los iueces Municipales
Y los Secretaries y Marshals de las Cor
teS de Distrito conseguidO, al fin en- ba-
tallar sin tregua, un POGO de luz y de
Iibertad en- la Sombra cerrada de nues-
ira Constitution poIitica Todo este
afan, toda esta angustia, productores de
un dGbil refcjo de algeria Y de triunfo,
todo este que era nuestro sagrado CO.
mo fruto de nuestro dol0r Y nuestro es-
fuerzo todo yiene abajo ante cl rudo goI-
pc del Proyecto que intenta aniquilar
la vida y la csperanza del pueblo puer-
torriqueno
Proyecto cruel que eXtineue el Dcpar-
tamento dirigido por un funcionario in
sular, restringe el sufragio electoral,
destruye la autonomla de los Muncipos
en- transcendentaleS materias Y arrebata
al pueblo la designation de .jueces Ma
gistrados
Sc nos quita 10 que esta en- nuestros
EStatutoS locales, 10 que esta en- la ley
Foraker y, 10 que es inconcebible aque-
llo que esta fuera de toda ley y dentro
del coraz6n, eI amor del pueblo a sus
leaders, Ell derecho de los directories del
pueblo al Unico galard6n que de 6l pue-
den recibir en Ia election para los pues-
tos de la Camara de Representatives. Es-
to Sc realizarla, 81 Ell Congreso aprobara
una division electoral de la isla en- muy
numerosOs Districts, exigiendo la resi-
dencia en elloS de los elegibIes, separan-
do asl de la Legislature los hombres
mas lntluyentes en- la opinion, que resi-
den casl todOs en- la Capital de la Is
la y en- algunas otras ciudades impor-
tantes, a los hOmbres de mas capacidad
y experlencia en- los negocios pnblicos,
entire los mas tirmes decididos en- Ia
lucha por el honor y la felicidad de La
patria.
Todo este pretende el bill Olmsted Y
contra todo proteStam0s, con el respecto
que merece Ell Congreso, con la fuerza
que exlge Ell derecho de nuestro pals No
hemos perdido la esperanza iluminados
por ella pedimos 10 que es debe ser
nuestro, por la naturaleza, p0r la histo-
ria y por la ley moral. una Constitu
clon democratlca, en- que Sc cOnfia a
nuestro pueblo plenamente capacitado
la direction amplia y completa de sus
asunt0s interiors;, sin merma de las al
tas prerrogativas de la soberania fe
deral.
Reclblmos como aliados al ej6rcito anne
rlcano, en dias de confagraci6n peli-
gro; hemOs sido teales durante un largo
periodic de prueba y de amargura :;
amamos y admlramos la grandeza Y la
gloria del pueblo de los Estados Unidos
y por su gloria su grandeza lie pedi-
mos que conserve nuestra admiration.
nuestro amor, nuestra lealtad y que au-
mente con la gratisud este purfsimo eau
dial de mobiles sentimientos alele de
nuestros espiritus la desesperaei1n y la
locura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-19

Ibarra, tacil a los halagos lisonias
palaciegas. .............
Felicitamos nuy sinceramente al lau-
reado novelista Jose Perez Losada, por
su triunfo reciente, nos felicitamos
de haber leido su interesante libro.
porque nos ha proporcionado I'm inten-
50 placer la lectura dc tan sullarda V
huida prosa
DE la Revis:a Pro Patrta.)
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16
Things Not Always What They Seem.

The Secretary Of Agriculture, says
the New York Evening Mail, ha.
ruled that It is unlawful to sell as
Rocky Fords" any melons not grown
in the Rocky Ford district Of Colo
RADIO:
The Scotch" part OF woodcock
is the flimsiest romance;
French" pastry never saw the
outer boundaries of France;
Havana never could produce each
guaranteed" cigar:
Nor Russia make all that is sold ax
Russian" caviar.
The German" pancake flourishcx ia
Fulton street. New York.
And little irish" linen comes from
Dublin. Down or Cork:
Dutch" treats are not from Holland;
and no one Of US regslcs
Himself with rarcbits that have ever
heard the name Of Wales.
Ne'er Turkey knew the Turkish"
bath: tn Egyptian" cigarette
Came not from Egypt; Italy knows
not 'Itsl. spaghetti"
So. Secretary Wilson, prithce. change
that line Of dope.
Nor take away that primal fake. the
II. y. Canteloupe.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16
3NlltN)E ElO0\LnnN8

For sale-Fancy Langshan egEs.
r. G. Dalton.
Livery and transfer: Barr 1 Rose:
phone Junta %.
J. d. Craighead spent Sunday In
Colorado Springs.
For Rent-Brick store room. Third
street. Pierce Block. See owner.
DIR. F. NJ. White. physician and
surgeon. North Ia Junta. Phone. red
s73.
On Tuesday. April 18th. = daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Pickens. Of Home Place.
Mayhem House Fusnishins Co.. un-
dertakers and eobalnses. Phone
Fast Il. night phoas Junta ~.
Yesterday was arbor day. but there
wasn't much 6oing In the way Of
planting trees IN this vicinity.
Mrs. J. W. NcCloskey. Of Denver.
has been the guest Of hes sister. Mrs..
J. b. O'Neil. during the past week
John Lamotte was In town Tues.
day evening from Pueblo. returning
home on the nooa train Wednesday.
Ms. WIN stapp. Of Ia Junta. Colo.
visiting her brother. Lew Rainey
La family. Of this city.-0arden CITY
iaid.
For Sale or Trade-Five passcn.
ger. two cylinder REQ automobile.
Inquire st Mssssasss-O Graham Auto
Company.
Money to ioaa On fasn property
on short notice: no commbs,oR. Bee
Charles =. Helm. Room :. Miller.
Hale block.
Mrs. 8. rrasier leaves next Tues
day for an extended vistt with rela.
aves In Oklahoma City. Okla. and
Pi,'sburG. Kan.
R. G. lAes ~ tAs J. q. Jewell
ranch. In The Helhrook district. this
seek 70 George ". riaAsp. Of Gar.
den City. xAa.
Town lots II Oe1wsy eoe saie: toss
70 and ~. James D,as. - sub1ivi'
sion oe block IL Ao1ssos J. w.
whitaAea1. Wese Rolnt. IND.
r. 4. 0teeo ~ JoAa joAaoea wess
Puse'o Visitors last Tuso1ay ~ he
auto rosts. Tie jeusssy belas oe1s
In Mr. 0tssa's new Caltt1ac.
The tocal company q tbs Cososs'
Do naioaaj guAf1 = eeasilsstas .
pfopoeleioa . Ieooe ths chatting rlAh
Tor N as0osy. 40 u caoe Il y
rented ~ tAs state Manager Dshy'
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16

and his duties consist in looking
after property in transit that has
been lost, stolen or damaged.
Alfalfa pasture for horses. three
miles west Of town: running water;
81 per month. ID. +. Detweiler, phone
red l4Sl.
For Rent Cheap-Lsrge finished
basement, 25xl00: under office Of the
Postal Telegraph Company. Inquire
Of DR.. Finney.
John Harding. OF the White House
who has been rusticatnE In Colorado
Springs during he past week. return
ed home yesterday morning.
Mrs. WIN Stevens left last Tues.
day morning for an extended visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hos
kins. OF Long Beach. Calf.
c. =. Hamlin. Of Pueblo. superyis.
or Of the census IN the third district.
was In town last Monday for the
purpose OF inxtructinG in their duties
the enumerstors who commenced yes
terday taking he census Of the east.
ern section Of Otero county.
The osteopaths Of the Arkansas
Valley. comprising the towns Of La.
mar. Holly. Las Animas. Ia Jun,a.
Rocky Ford and Trinidad will hold a
meeting In the offices Of DIR. n. A.
Smith this afternoon. A getting &C.
quainicd and cementinx Of like In.
tcrests iS the object Of the gathering.
II is reported that Claire Anthem is
making arrangements 10 open an ex.
elusive 1880 suit store In Salt Lake
City. He In still located down on
the fruit farm st Paiisade. Colo. and
may not 10 TO Salt Lake until fall.
His brother. Phil Anthem. and brother.
in.law. n. Y. Simpson. are conduct.
Ing = gents furnishing and clothing
store at Pslissdc.
Last Saturday Dad" Stephenson
received news Of the death. on April
7th. Of his brother. Charles l..
Steele. who received his final sum.
mons In his cixhticth year At his
home In Ciacinnati. OAio. Both were
worShippsrs at the shrine Of the Art
prcservativc In the days Of their ado
iesccncs and worked together for flf-
teen ycars In Bloomington. H.. on
the Paatssraph.
d.. savage GOT . hurry call last
Friday 70 % 70 San Boyd's iivins
stses miles In the country. The doc
tor hit the road aad got there oil
gtgAt. but 10 nn1 there was nothing
doins-Aprti fool. There viii b.
somethins doias the tlsss Of tbs
monsh. however. the lesls9 Ass shs
name Of tAs passy W. ~ In the
call and there's . big III comins
up.-SwAk Advocate.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16
Arkansas Valley Going Dry.

Out OF total vote Of AL Lamar
voted the saloons out by majority
Of lsi. Two years ago the town
voted wet by 4 majority OF ~. with
all Of the newspapers advocating the
wet policy It is strange that there
should have been such = wonderful
change Of sentiment Once upon a
time the three newspapers of La
Junta supported a municipal owner.
ship candidate for mayor and he was
the third man In the race. The news.
papers were accorded the horse laugh
unanimously. Same thing happened
In Denver when Speer was elected
mayor. Notwithstanding the opposk
ton OF every newspaper In that city.
The horse Euffaw Is now extended
the Lamar newspapers. II is evident
that the mouldcrs OF public opinion
need some new metal and that the
mouthpieceS Of their linotype ma
chimes need re-adjastinE. Now that
Lamar il In the same dry class a.
la Junta We hope the newspapers
will discontinue the habit Of citing
this burg ~ q horrible example Of
the evil effects resulting from the
prohibition policy.
Over In Sugar City they ray the
recent election had y Fourth Of July
celebration beaten to a fraxxie for
excitement Out Of possible 2Ot
that were entitled 10 vote there were
\ total Of 200 that exercised their
great American prcroxstive. loi Of
the votes cast being dry and ~ wet
II the four stay At homes had not
ciudcd the caxie-cycd workers there
might have been 4 tie and an oppor.
tunity for indefinite and prolonged
suspense. In Ordway the dry tick.
ct won by majority Of i0i votes
Ono year ago the dry majority h
Ordwsy was only sixteen. but the re-.
cent vote SHOWS That after q years
trial nearly two.thirds of the people
of that community approve Of the
new condition. In Ia Junta the
signs Of the times are that wc would
have . similar experi~nc~ In this
city u the vet and dry proposition
was ever submitted to q vote n the
people. One Of the leading candidates
on the wet ticket recently volunteer.
"a the information 70 the great IAN.
Iiy Journal that under no condition
could he be persuaded 10 run on tbs
wet ticket again. He had been con.
vincsd that the dispensing Of hooss
In no way contributed 70 the pros
pcrity os the town and was satisftpd
that civic conditions generally had
been greatly Improved. Other busi
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16

mer will arrange for the control OF
the hall during the winter months
for skating purposes.
r. c. Inge bought all the interests
owned by A. v. Mummey In the Tim
pas Reservoir and Ditch Company
project at Timpas. Colo.
Bill Oskinson has leased the build
Ing formerly occupied by the Arkan'
sas Valley BottlinE Works and has
opened q shooting gallery.
Mrs. Ira Hall and her mother. Mrs.
Yates. left Tuesday morning for Chi
cago-Mrs Yates home. Mrs. Hall
will be gone about two weeks.
Al the La Junta Theater tonight
on the occasion OF the presentation
Of "A Stubborn Cinderella" the cur.
tain will not rise until s;A5 o'clock.
Bomgardner 4 O'Neil have install
ed their harness shop in the imple'
ment section Of the new building on
Ration avenue. under the skating rink.
Herb Love. Grover Matney and
Harry Yeaton left for Larned. Kan.
yesterday. where they have signed
up with the base ball team for the
season.-I.as Animas Leader.
Cali at Fishers postosfics bookstore
and see Conklin's selffiliink fountain
psn. Perfect In filling. cleaning and
writing. A DIP In any ink. = mere
thumb pressure on Crescent filler
fills II.
Lovers Of the skatorixi art will
have an opportunity to exercise their
pedal extrcmitics At the rink tonight
for the first time this month. The
rink will be open every Saturday
night until further nottcc.
A note from X. ". Patterson from
Texarkana. Texas. says that he cx'
pcctcd TO leave on Monday Of this
week and go on soSth." for an In
definite stay. No sign was given OF
an expectation to return home In
the near future.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
vi,f give . sale and supper at Wood
man Hail next Thursday afternoon
and evening. supper Will b. served
Il 6 O'Clock and the menu Will con-
sist Of pork and apple sauce. mashed
posasoss, brown raxvy. Boston baked
bsaas, cake and coffee. Supper 20
cents.
Charles D. Steward. formerly IN
ds,shsrisf Of Otcro county. Who has
bssn officiating - special officef lot
tho ssata Re st the depot for several
months pest. has been promoted :" .
similar position on the road. w''h On
advance In salary. Mr. Stewafd sue
cseds A. A. rr6st. and covers the
territory from Dodge City 10 Denver
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16

ness men who worked and voted for
the wet ticket have without solicits-
ton made the same kind of admis-
sions. II anybody asks you tell them
that La Junta viii be dry for the
next hundred years.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16
Notice y Il Jvots Hsvss. keeper.

Save worry. money. and your car.
pets by Waltlng until our VACUUM
cleaner oo0ss. Ths II Q four hoese.
power naeAias aal y capable Of Gw.
Ing fIftsso iaeAss Of vscuum-Ahoui
twice ~ sscttee . carpet csn stand
80 dae't ee@pase Il with any small
electric asehsns yeu may have tried
We expect he machine May ist and
are nov ready 10 list work. Phone.
East 10.
e. n. RITTER.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16
ST. eatesek's Catholic Church.

Al 8 O'Clock. .. n. Low Mass. fol.
lowed by bible class. Hymns BY
81. CoeuA's choir. Sermon In Eng.
lish.
10 a. =. High Mass. followed by
Sunday scAool. Music by 81. Pat.
ricks cAolf. Sermon In English.
:: .. =. SunAay school In Spanish.
1880 .. y. Rosary. Instruction and
bcncdic4toa a the most blessed sac.
rament
On week days, mass at 7:3o Q. m.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16
SUNDAY SERVICES
AT THE
CHURCHES
First Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 9:45 q. IN.
Preaching at II 4. m. Subject.
How We May BE Happy
Junior B.Y.P.U. at church at 2:30.
Senior B.Y.P.U. at o'clock In
the cveninx at Harmony Hall.
Evening service At s O'Clock.
Special attention IL called to the
change In the hour OF evening meet.
ing.
Eycrybody invited.
W. 7. DAVIS. Pastor.
pessbytse'an Church.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-16

Sabbath school At s:t5 Q. m.
PreacAiag at II .. N. Subject
Growth By Conservation"
Christian Endeavor meeting 7 pm
Preaching service at & o'clock. Sub
jcct. The Wise and the Foolish VIZ
gins"
Prayer meeting and annual congre
gstlonn meeting at s O'Clock wcdncs
day evening.
q. X. MORLEY. Pastor.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
D. D. POTTER is
FOUND DEADyAT
TEXAS CREEK
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Word was received here from Texas
Greek this morning that D. d. Pot
ter had been found dead In his cabin
near the Denver and Rio Grande wa
ter tank a; that place: death. appar-
emily. having resulted from a dose Of
carbolic acid. with suicidal intent
Potter was a somewhat eccentric
character and had lived at Texas
Greek for five or six years Lying un-
corked beside the dead man was
half filled bottle of carbolic acid. but
whether he had taken 4 portion OF the
contents for the purpose OF ending his
life or had mistaken It for whisky
In not known.
Coroner c. II. Graves and John
Shaw. Jr.. left this afternoon for
Texas Creek TO investigate the mat
ter ard determine IL possible whether
death was due to poisoning or to al
cohoiism-
The remains will be brought to this
city.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
MRS. BARNHARD7
ELECTED SENIOR
VICE PRES
IDENT.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
At the annual election OF officers
OF the ladies OF the c. A R. Of the
Department OF Colorado and wyom-
ing at Grand Junction last Friday
the vice presidency was bestowed up
on Mrs Mary Barnhardt OF Lincoln
Park.
The complete list OF the officers Of
the organization is as follows:
Mrs. Caroline Clancy. Colorado
Springs. president
Mrs. Mary Barnhardt. Canon City.
senior vice president
Mrs. Sadie NJ Fisher. Cheyenne.
junior vice president.
Mrs. Cora E Smith. Denver. treas
urer.
Mrs Helen Julian. Grand Junction.
chaplain.
Mrs. Mary Hughes. Colorado
Springs. secretary.
Mrs. Lulu B. Reed. Denver. council
lor.
Delegate at large to the National
Encampment C. A. r. at Atlantic. Mrs.
Schmidt. Pueblo
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
Here's Schedule
of Halley's Comet

From Mondays Daily.
1t is predicted by Mount Wilson.
scientists that on the evenings of
May is and Is there will be a dis
play OF shooting stars caused by the
crossing OF Halley's comet across the
face OF the sun. May 1s.- 1t will
occur just before the passing or just
after and meteoric showers viii be
seen in the sky after nightfall.
May 1s-Comet appears in the ev-
ening sky, each night rising higher in
the west.
May 2o-Comet will be an enor-
nous monster and set at s:i1 p. IN.
May 2s-comet sets at 1880 D.
m.
May 2e-comet crosses the path
of the earth.
May 3o-comet sets at 1880 a.
m. Is growing fainter.
June 5--Passes out of range OF the
naked eye.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
BOSTON PUBLICATION CON-
TAlNS FINE WRITE-UP OF
THE SKYLINE DRIVE
From Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
The Christian Science Monitor OF
Boston. Mass. one of the most wide
ly read religious publications OF
New England, contains in its issue of
May Sd fine picture of the Skyline
drive, which II denominates "one OF
the most wonderful highways in the
world" After referring 10 the Sky
line drive as but a single attraction
for tourists in this interesting sec
ton" The Monitor says:
To one who loves nature Color
ado affords a fruitful field for explor-
alton. One passes from towns almost
rsucous In their moderniiy into reg
ions of uplifting grandeur. from land
scapes of simple beauty to scenes
that are almost grotesque in their
strange sublimity
Canon City is a modern city. trim.
alert, outrageous with orchard. tenn
pering the brilliant sunshine: pleas
ant and restful to the eye and at
trsctiye to visitors This may be said
OF many towns, but few can boast of
surroundings. immediate and distant,
which afford SO many panoramic et-
fects almost kaleidoscope in their va
riety. While the distant mountains
have an especial appeal of their own
It is not necessary to venture very
far from the city to enjoy scenes en-
bracing most that Is beautiful in ma
ture and much that is unique and sub
lime
The city and the country have pro-
vided many driveways to distant and
near points that the visitor can at
his ease visit and view landscapes
which are not excelled anywhere for
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
WEBER FOUND GUILTY AND WILL
Be RETURNED TO PENITENTIARY
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Louis Z. Webber was declared
guilty Of an attempted rape on Mrs.
Maude Hobbs of Roswell. Colo. by
n jury In the FL Paso county district
court at Colorado Springs last Fri
day night after celebrating ON the
case five or six hours. In addition
to having to serve an unexpired sem
tence OF thirteen months in the peni-
tentiary here wehber Is as punish
ment for his second offense. facing
term OF from one to fourteen years
In states prison for the criminal as
sault alluded to.
webber escaped From the peniten-
tiary farm ou -Four Mile creek. east
of this city. on the 2sth OF last Feb
rsary. where he was employed as a
"trusty." II IL alleged that shortly
after his getaway" he went 10 the
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19

business a few months ago Messrs
Duff and Moyle have. by honest
methods. courteous treatment and ju-
dicious advertising, built up an ex-
ceilenf trade and made for them
selves many friends and customers.
With their enlarged salesroom, in
creased stock Of goods and new lines
OF merchandise the firm Of Duff and
Moyle cannot fail to attract an ever
widening circle of patrons and ex-
ert a stronger commercial influence
In the community.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
INCREASED BUSINESS NECESSI-
TATES ENLARGEMENT OF STORE
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The firm Of Duff and Moyle. deal
ers in dry goods. notions, ready-to-
wear garments for ladies, ETC.. in
the Harrison block. have been forced
by the growing trade to extend their
salesroom the full length of the build
ing. which gives them more ca
pacious, as well as more attractive
place of business Besides affording
larger display space the extension
will enable the firm to carry a more
Varied assortment of fabrics and add
several new lines of merchandise.
Since engaging in the mercantile