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Cañon City record., 1911-08-10

+ musical circles in their home city and
for several years past have resided
in New York During their stay here
they will be taken to all points of
scenic interest in the nearby terri
tory
A. O. Craven and F. C, Stanley, of
indianapolis. Iowa. are in thss city
visiting the various scenes Of inter
est.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Georgia
Roy entertained at tea at ttss home
of her brother and sister. &r. and
Mrs j. F. Bryant
Mr. Gee Branch, Miss Maude Nc
Keehan. Mrs. ]. F Bryant. Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Framer and Miss Georgia
Roy entertained Sunday afternoon at
the top of the Gorge.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Clarke. of
5s03 Calumet avenue. Chicago.
brought their son 20 Canon last week
and will remain here with him some
time that his health might be benefit
ed
Mrs. Paris. mother OF MrY C. r.
McLain, who has been I'll since herI
arrival here, was taken to her home
In Newton, Kansas. last week. She
was accompanied as far as Pueblo
by Mr.. and Mrs, McLaIn and afso the
whole distance by n nurse.
Mr.. Ed C wills returned Sunday
night from n week in Sianitou- He
visited in Colorado Springs during tho
Carnival also.
The Misses Fern and Elsie Arm
strong and Mr. Lcsiic Gsrlinghouss
returned last Saturday from the Arm
strong camp near Buena Vista
Max Bergdorf. the red pencil mag
nate. tackled his name on the Strath
more register this morning. "a
makes Canon City once in awhiii
Just for fun.
Cyrus Townsend Brady. Mrs Brad
and two daughters and son. Barrei
OF Kansas City. who have been stay
Ing at the Denton for some dsy.- wen
to the top of the Syge this mornin
and were deeply Impressed with II
pieturesqueness.
DR.. r. b. DibI'a and wife anne a
from Pueblo Sunday In their car an
spent the day visiting Mr.. and Mr.
y. x. Hawins on Orchard avenue. I
the afternoon the party drove over Il
Skyline They think the Skyline a
best ever.
Mrs Thomas Bowen. OF wIndso
Mo. spent Saturday and Sunday
the guest Of DR.. Knott. Her husbar
Is member OF the firm Of Bows
Bros. who operate one of the large
coal mines In the state Of Nissoui
The Bowen family have spent q
summer months for the past I'VE yes
in Colorado ssprings and have Sc.
nearly every point Of Interest In CO
orado, but this time was Mrs. Bower
FIRST visit to Canon City and she W
greatly delighted with the Sky Lii
Drive and the other beauties OF Cane
City.
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Mss Clara Bailey, in her millinery

Mlss Niaid Ddiiey, III hel hiiiiiSA'
store.
Captain B. F. Rockafellow and
grandson, Franklin Little, took the
train to Colorado Springs yesterday.
DR. w II. Little and wife drove over
later in the car.
Mrs. George Rocafellow and son,
Gerald, went to Greeley on Thursday
where they will he Joined on Satur-
day by Mr.. Rockafellow, who will ac-
company them on trip throught the
Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan c. Sperry and
baby, Fillmore, of Memphis, Tenn, are
visiting the formers parents, the Rev.
, and Mrs. S. H. Sperry, at 1925 N. 7th
street. Mr.. Sperry is one of the man
ayers of the Underwood Typewriter
company with headquarters in his
home city. They will visit about two
weeks, enjoyin the scenery and de-
lightful climate of the great noun
tains of the Arkansas valley.
Mr.. U. E. Sidebottom is suffering
from badly wrenched knee.
Mr.. ]. o. Stearns has returned
from a successful trip to the western
slope towns. selling the products of
the Peerless Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Craig and family
with Miss Whitley. of Plainview, Tex
as, and Miss Mcmillan, of swanwick,
Illinois, left today for a short camping
trip in the Greenhorn mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donoho, of
westcliffe, en- route home from
trip to Denver, stopped of here this
afternoon for short visit with Mr..
and Mrs John Chetelat on Fifteenth
street. Mr.. Donaho is the assessor
of Custer county.
Miss Bessie Yard left on wednes-
day for a months vacation on the Pac-
life coast She will spend some time
at Cotton. California. as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Crawford, and will
visit Los Angeles. San Francisco and
other points OF interest
Mrs. Bert McCandles received tel
egram Tuesday afternoon from Win
chester. Illinois, announcing the very
critical illness of her mother at her
home in that place and requesting her
presence in the sick room. Mrs. Nc
CandIess left at once for the east.
Mrs. p f. Gsrnett and Miss Edna
Garnett, of Kansas City, Missouri.
relatives of Mrs. !. r.. Stockton. are
exepcted to arrive here this afternoon
for a several days visit
w. O. Skinner, division freight
agent for the Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany. with headquarters in Pueblo,
is spending a week or ten days in
Canon City in an effort to get rid Of
the hay fever.
DR. and Mrs. T. b. Moore. who have
lived in the Reynolds home for the
past six months, have moved back
into their own home on College form
erly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
McCandless and daughter.
Mrs. Cain and son, Russell, of Grand
Junction, whose visit in Wisconsin
was cut short by the sickness OF Mr..
Cain. who is in the hospital here, are
in the city in attendance upon their
husband and father.
Miss Clara Hillix, of 529 Rudd ave-
nue., Canon City. has issued invitations
to the Ae Thea girls to be her guests
Saturday night at a slumber party.
The young ladies will go up to the
county seat on Denver &c Rio Grande
train No. 9.-Florence Citizen.
The Canon City Business Mems as
sociation a few days ago furnished
the II. l.. Brown Festival company
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hcme on Tuesday after a couple OF
days visit here, during which they
picnicked at the top of the Royal
Gorge and visited other points Of in
terest. Mr.. Wallace, who is well
known banker of his section of the
country, was more than pleased with
Canon City and states the belief that
people here did not fully realize the
attractions of the community. as
tourist resort. The Wallace party
made trip here in an automobile,
coming by way of Pueblo.
Mrs. Will Gray, of Fifteenth street,
has been i'll in bed for the past three
or four days.
Miss Bessie Yarl left Wednesday
afternoon for Long Beach, where she
will visit with Miss Dorothy Downs,
who has recently located there.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilkinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. f. Coleman and family re-
turned to Canon City Tuesday even
ing from their automobile trip to
Estes park and other points in the
northern part of the state. They were
especially pleased with Estes park
as summer resort, which they pro-
nounced one of the beauty spots OF
the Rocky Mountain legion. The ma
tural scenery, grass, trees, wild flow
ers and fishing streams combine to
render Estes park place of surpass-
ing beauty and during their visit fully
2 800 visitors we're ther, among them
representatives from neraly every
state in the Union. DR.. Wilkinson was
particularly delighted with the great
profusion of flowers, of which more
than seven hundred varieties are to
be found in the park.
Chas. r. McLain, with his son,
George, Harry Bash and Ernest Nc
Lain, went to Colorado Springs this
morning in Mr.. McLain's big Buick
car to witness the flights of Parmlee
and Turpin. the daring bird-men.
around the crest of Pixies Peak.
Miss Beulah Patterson was hostess
to a very delightful party Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of her friend, Ag-
ness Call, of Cripple Creek, who is
visiting at the Patterson home this
week The afternoon was spent in
playing games, after which refresh
ments were served, consisting of ice
cream, cake, punch and peaches.
Those present were: Laura Menzel,
Ruth Mckinley. Blanche Blake, Ruth
Gilman, Cora Boots, of Leadville,
Genevieve Cox, Agnes Call, Viva
Ames, Beulah and Elizabeth Pater-
son. Each guest came laden with
flowers to shower the guest in whose
honor the party was given. AT late
hour the happy party turned home
ward, wishing Agnes would come
often.
Mrs. j. H. Stevenson returned to
Canon City last Saturday night from
very pleasant outing at Camp Hous-
ton at Almont, Colorado. Her son
Leslie Stevenson, has gone to Almont
for couple of weeks camping and
fishing trip.
Harry Johnson, manager for the
Williams-Smith Dry Goods company,
who will close up his business affairs
here this week, will leave on Sunday
for Pueblo and report to the firm with
which he is connected. He will leave
his family in Canon City pending his
assignment to some other point.
Friday.
Messrs. Irish and Landen were
members OF the Canon City conting-
ent to witness the flights in Colorado
Springs.
Miss Ida Bailey has gone OF Sterl-
ing, Colorado, to assist her sister,
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Will d ici SC Vi PhOtOSA dPhS
of local scenes, among which were
views of the Royal Gorge, Skyline
drive, orchard and street pictures, to
be used in connection with moving
picture films to be shown at the Ma
! tional Good Roads convention in Chi
cago and in the theatres of Spring
field, Decatur, Bloomington, Aurora.
Peoria. Poliet and other Illinois cities.
C. H. Rau was business visitor in
Pueblo on Thursday.
The families of Rev. H NJ. Jameson,
r. ]. Craig and f. c. Wright, picnick-
ed at the top of the Royal Gorge on
Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. s Cook and daugh-
ter, Helene, of Early, Iowa, are here
for the month of August, visiting
Miss Edith Cooke at S22 Whipple
avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Cooke will Wis
it Grand Junction and points farther
west before returning home.
a. E. Wilson, C. C. Patton and Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Wood returned this
morning from the celebration at Col
orado Springs. They made the trip
in the Wilson car and made the run
home in about three hours and half.
The road from Penrose to Dead Mans
canon was found to be very rough.
DR.. ]. F. Jameson, of Des Moines.
Iowa, has been the guest of his broth
er. Rev. H. NJ. Jameson. and family.
on South Ninth street since wednes-
day. DIR. Jameson expects to remain
in Canon City about two weeks and
will preach from the pulpit of the
United Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening.
VIII Booking is down from Alma.
Colorado, and will accept HIS old po-
sition as superintendent at the plant
of the United States smelter here the
first OF next month. A lot of i'm
provement work is under way at the
smelter and when 1t is completed the
lessees of the property expect to put
on a considerably increased force OF
men.
Webb NJ. sperry, who is employed
by the Wolf Park Coal company. met
with quite an accident Thursday
about 10 o'clock. He was handling
coal on the end OF the tramway. when
, one OF the tramway cars. loaded. was
coming toward him, but in step
ping across the track caught tho heel
of his shoe in the wooden tiling and
could not extract his foot before the
car came down upon him and only by
main force could he stop the car be-
fore It crushed and mangled the low
er part OF the left leg and foot As
It is the foot was positively crushed
and the ligiments severely torn. 1t
was a narrow escape from a serious
accident which was prevented by
cool head and immense strength. He
will be confined to his bed for several
days. Fortunately no bones were
broken.
DR.. W. T. Little and Capt b. F.
Rockafellow were among the many
Canon City people in attendance at
the celebration at Colorado Springs on
Thursday.
The funeral Of the late Richard
c. Currey was held at the chapel in
connection with Wilson's undertaking
establishment Thursday morning, fol-
lowed by interment at Lakeside GEM
etery.
A party consisting OF Mrs. T. ID.
Palmer. Mr.. George Huddleston. of
Birmingham. Alabama. the Misses
Edith Hall. Edith and Ida Harrison and
Josephine Palmer and Burden Sheriff.
and J. l.. Sterling enjoyed a pleasant
picnic on the Sky Lnie Drive Friday
evening.
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Thursday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Hemphili
celebrated their first wedding anniver-
sary today by cleaning house prepar-
atory to moving into the c. L. Keys
home on North Fourth street.
lodge of Modern Brotherhood
Of America will be organized here on
Thursday night of this week with
about thirty-five members. The or
ganization will be effected by the
members of Florence. large number
of whom will be in attendance.
DIR. and Mrs. D. ]. McMillen and
two daughters and two grand child
rem, of Kansas City, Missouri, are Wis
iting at the home of Rev. o. S. Reed
on Pike avenue. DR.. McMillen is
Dean of the Western Dental College
in Kansas City and is quite prominent
in dental circles throughout the west.
The McMillens have a summer home
in Manitou and stopped on in Canon
to see Rev. Reed.
Mr.. Leslie Stevenson, of the Fre-
mont County bank IL spending his va
cation at Almont, doing a little angl-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hoikvam and little
baby, of Eagle Grove, Iowa, are Wis
iting Mr.. Hoikvam's parents on Myr-
tie street
Miss Dora Turner, bookkeeper at
the Palace drug store, returned
home the first of the week from a
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends at Ord, Nebraska.
Miss Ella Rowland, of Louisville,
Kentucky, is visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Rowland,
of Elm avenue, Lincoln Park. Miss
Rowland expects to leave on Thurs
day for Colorado Springs and Denver.
Miss Adella Lucas returned home
last week from very pleasant visit
OF months duration with her sister,
Mrs. C. R. Beers, at Aztec, New Mex
ico. Mr. Beers is manager OF the Glib
son Lumber company's interests at
Aztec and was a former resident of
this city.
Rev and Mrs. o. S. Reed and Mrs.
C. H. Rau and little daughter, Flor
ence, accompanied by DR.. and Mrs. D.
]. McMillen and two daughters and
two grandchildren, of Kansas City,
Missouri, picnicked at the top of the
Royal Gorge on Wednesday. The
trip was made in automobiles and was
a very enjoyable one in all respects.
Miss Katy Miller, of Pueblo, is a
guest Of Miss Ethel Gibson at her
home on Greenwood for few days.
Mrs. A. l.. Simpson, of Sam diego,
California, is here for several weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Bingley, at 622 Main street.
The Misses Gilmore and Virginia
Ball, of Alamosa, returned with Miss
Maragret Granger, who has been Wis
iting in that city and will be her guests
for a short time.
Mrs. Lindscott and two children, of,
Holton, Kansas, arrived Wednesday
afternoon and are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Keable, of 413 College
avenue Mrs. Linscott is sister OF
Mrs. Keable.
Mrs. J. c. Schweigert and family
have returned to their home on River
side avenue, South Canon, from sew
eral weeks outing at Westcliffe and
other points in the Wet Mountain val
ley.
II. S. Maddox went to Colorado
Springs on an early train this morn
ing to look after some advertising
for the business mems association.
He may be compelled to go on TO
Denver on a similar errand before
his return to Canon City.
H. l.. Cirlett, of Wellington. Colo
RADIO, visited over Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Cunningham,
on Locust street, Lincoln Park. He
spent very pleasant time taking in
Cañon City record., 1911-08-10
News Notes
R2gsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains,

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 523
Main street, Record office
Cañon City record., 1911-08-10
Friday.

Messrs. Irish and Landen were
members of the Canon City conting-
ent to witness the flights in Colorado
Springs.
Miss Ida Bailey has gone OF Sterl-
ing, Colorado, to assist her sister
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A fine program at Dreamland to-day
Ten-cent ribbons, wide ones, at Perry's.
See the special values in black and
colored silk dresses at Abbotts
Martin Riley returned home Satur-
day night from business trip to New
York and Philadelphia.
Bargains in refrigerators-We have
just received a shipment of refrigerators
that were delayed in transit. We will
sell these goods at 20 per cent. below
their market value, in the next ten days
for cash or on 30 days credit See ouI
display window. j. j. Sadlier, "a Elm
street.
The Perry Automobile company will
run their truck from Barre to Hard.
wick on Monday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday. IL goes by the way OF
East Montpelier, North Montpelier, East
Calais, Woodbury. pond,r South Wood
bury Center, leaving the post office al
1880 and connecting with the train from
Montpelier to Wells River at East Mont
pelier Orders may be left at room 3
Rowland Bros. and Cave block, or tele
phone 272-L, Barre. Perry Automobile
N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-12

A young buck deer was found alive
in the water at Gould's Mills in Spring
field few days ago The game war
den succeeded in getting the animal out
and took it to the village, where it
was examined by doctor, who found
that one hip was broken 1t had been
injured earlier in the spring, evidently,
and had lost the use of its leg in such
way that Il was obliged to walk on
The Blended foreleg, so that it was prae-
tically three legged The deer was in
poor condition. showing that foraging
in the woods had not been very good
this spring When It was found that
the leg was in such a bad condition,
and that Il was suffering from a broken
hip. the deer was killed aud the carcass
buried in accordance with the orders Of
tile game warden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-12
We Solicit Your Patronage

not only because our company is strong
and conservative and does its work at
low net cost to the insured but because
we do not reinsure our risks or rein
sure those of other companies. The com
pany does not aim to be big but mu.
tual. independent and servceable.
National Life ms. Co. of Vt. tMu.
tuall. S. S. Ballard, general agent, Law
renee building, Montpelier Vt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


Muslin curtains for As cents a pair, at
Perry's.
The place to go to see pictures is to
Dreamland.
June sale of wash goods only this
week at Vaughan's.
Twelve and e-half-eent Montrose
percales for l0c per pard at Vaughan's.
If you want good cotton suit at a
little price, see the values Abbott is
putting out.
Howard Reid, student at Norwich
university, Mortified, passed Sunday at
his home in this city.
Tomato plants. Cabbage Plants. Gel
cry plants Rhubarb 20 pounds for 25c,
at Smith & Cummings market
Everyone interested in the alumni Of
Spaulding high school should attend the
commencement ball in Rowland hall, on
Wednesday evening, June IA. Concert
admission IS cents. Concert and ball
admission, $l,00 per couple.
Tickets for the Spaulding alumni con.
cert and ball may be procured at Dodge's
ewelry store or at The Times office
or of the following committee, Misses
Blanche Bradford, EuIa Ayerill, Mar
c,erite stoughton and Lucille Even.
William Lowe. arrested last night by
/ officer Dineen, pleaded guilty in the city
court this morning to a second offonsl
of intoxication and was fined SIS, viii
costs of $4.39. He was unable to pay
and went to the county Jail for 90 days
Notwithstanding the rain the auction
sale at Fred Owens farm in South Barre
! Saturday afternoon, conducted by G. /
! Smith. auetioneer, with the d. A. PERI
Real Estate agency. was attended by
fair.sized crowd and the property sol,
well. A herd of l3 cattle of all kind
averaged $37 % head and spring calve
went as high as SIG.
Two of the best and most interest
ing reeitals ever given by the pupil
Of Mrs Grace Wood Cutler were thos
held at the Baptist church last Fri
day and Saturday evenings. A larg
number gathered each night and were de
lighted with the way in which each mum
Der. whether vocal or instrumental, wa
given. II would seem decidedly unjus
to personally mention any of the pu
nils. but many of them merit grca
deal of praise The little ones were yer
interesting and played and sang in
manner which would be creditable I
much older pupils Many OF the olde
ones gave their numbers with such beat
J tiful expression and finish that Mr.
Cutler may well feel proud to take he
pupils before the public. Mrs Cutler eN
poets to be in the city most OF the sun
mer and viii continue her teaching.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-12
Weather Prediction.

Showers tonight and Tueeday Mod
crate variable winds,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-14
MILITARY BURIAL FOR
MAINE and SAILORS
Bodies Of Crew Of Wrecked War
ship Which May be Found
Will be Inferred.

Washington, ID. c., July "a mil-
itany funeral for Ghe victims of the
battle-ship Mnire and tho wreck it.
self ap ars 10 be assured. F)or the
pmpose of ascertaindng just how
much of the wreck can he removed
at one thine me ting OF sevenal
Officers and BrieadrsG General Bixby,
chdef Of engineers uf the army, was
held.
The naval die MS informed Gem
eral Edxby that 1t was their dssire
TO have the wnack buried I'm pne spot
and, if possible, to hold naval dem
ons,ration at ths time General Blk
by told them his observations while
at Havana led him 10 believe that Tire
greater part of the vessel could be
tow.d to a proper burial ground. He
has promised Ito c5sp thsrs informed
as to the condition OF the hnN. Of
the ship ais the waiter in the Golfer
dam IS lowered.
AS fast as amy remains OF the vic
TINS Of the disaster are recovered
they will be placed in coffins and
made n5ady for burial in Arlington
National Cemetery hepe All of the
remains will be buried ait the same
time.
| Cuba Is arranging to pay trib-
ute to the sailors whose lives wene
sacrificed i'm the destruction of the
bat.le-ship Maine. Prestdent Gomez
has issued a decree ordering a special
demonstration of sympathy through
out the republic as soon as HAVANA
harbor gives up the dead. Flags Of
all the public buildings dn Cuba and
ships in Havana harbor will fly at
half mast and guns of the shore bat
terdeS will be fired at half-minube in
terva.S for an entire day over the
historic scene of the wreck, which,
whether CAUSED by an outSide eNplo-
sion, had much to do with the clash
ci arms that freed Cuba.
There is doubt, however, as to
whether Cuba will be given an OPP
pontunity TO make this sympathetic
djmopS.-c,.,ea tdcp,. as many army and
navy Officers believe that no Doa9es
will be found i'm the present opera
zion of unc0vering the wreck.
Madrid, July ALI tho paper.
print to-day the sat ment of Briga
: dior General William H. BiNby. chic
Of engineers, U. S. A, that he be
lieyed that the d s ructiCn CT the ban
: tleship Maine in Havana hanlbor WA
caused by the explosion of her maya
znss and not by an external force.
The A. B. c., in commenting upol
, the sthnament, says that it will b
shown that, although Spain had u
: give up her American possession
) she has NOT been dishonored.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-14
Solves a Deep Mystery.

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-14

A hayride was given Tuesday even
ing for the young ladies by some Of
the Hartford boys. The party went
to Goshen church where dandy
lunch was servsd by 6he girls, then
back to Hartford via. Beaver Dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Martin acted as chap
erons. In the party bcsidcs tho chap
erones were: Misses BcWtrice Haynes,
Anne Dudley Ruth Riley .Hettie Riley,
EARLY May Magyar, Leila Magyar
Mary Spamlding, ozona Moseley,
Alice Keown. Daisy Wedding. Annie
A. Elgin, Anna e. Kaown, Winona
Stevens. Fanny Whittinghill; Massrs.
CROSSE Williams. OF Chicago; Raymes
Tinsley. Allison Barnett. Trimble Pen
dltton. Clarence Barnard, Estill Park,
Lewis Riley, Sydney Williams. Nc
Henry Holbrook. Mcdowell Fogle'
Cassius Spaulding.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-14

Quite a number OF Republicans fron
Ohio county went to Louisville the
first of the waek to ATTEND the State
Convention. Among those who at
tended We're: Postmaster f. r.
Taylor and j. A. Leach. of Beaver
Dam; DR.. S. P. Park, of Rockport
Col. C. NJ, Barn ut, r. b. Martin, s.
A. Anderson, J. Ney Foster, c. o.
Hunter, T. II. Black, Dudley Morris
w. S. Tinslcy, E. G. Barrass and c.
E. Smith, Hartford, and S. L. Sbev-
ens, of Cromwell.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-14

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