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Cañon City record., 1911-10-05

well lighted.
Friday.
/ State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
Mr.. B. C. Wade, is in the city at
tsding to matters connected with the
local institution.
Miss Sadie Powell. of Rockvale. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Swanson. Miss Powell will leave in
a few days for Philadelphia where
she expects to spend the winter.
| Mr.. James Moore, of Penrose, Col
orado, was business visitor in Can
| on City Thursday.
Miss Katherine Henderson has re-
turned from a months vacation
which was spent in the east.
Mr.. Lewis Reynolds is expected
home on Saturday from a months
trip through the state of Montana.
Leslie Stevenson is suffering from
severe attack of tonsilitis and is
resting from his duties in the Fre-
mont County National bank for a
few days.
The Misses Mae and Hazel O'Neili
passed through Canon City Thurs
day afternoon on their way to their
home in Buena Vista, after two
weeks visit in Denver.
Miss Mary Tucker, the younger sis
ter of Miss Pearl Tucker of the Lin
coin Park school, is teaching the sec
ond grade of the Rockvale schools
this winter. Miss Tucker began her
work in Rockvale Monday.
Mr.. George Nix, who was operated
upon on the twentieth at the Mayo
hospital in Rochester, Minnesota, is
reported to be getting along very
nicely. Word was received today that
he sat up yesterday and will be on
his way home on Monday. This is
good news to his many friends.
Father Edmunds. of Florence,
spent a part of the day in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Smith re-
turned Thursday afternoon from
visit with friends in Denver.
VIM. Bottenfield, who has spent the
last two days in Colorado Springs on
business, arrived home this after
noon.
Mrs. Ada Beecher came home 2
day or two ago from the State fair
at Pueblo and visit in Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Miss Ruth Adams and grandmother,
Mrs. A. A. Adams, of Topeka. Kan
sas, who have been travelling on the
western coast, arrived this afternoon
from the west and are the guests OF
| MISS PnOeDe faxton.
Mr.. John Rocks. brother-in-law OF
Mr.. A. Shore. and family. of Lem
mon, South Dakota, arrived in Canon
the first of the week and are now
living at the Denton hotel where Mr..
Rocks is now chief clerk.
n-.a N1oroo =aygar uffa and
two children, returned to Canon City
Thursday night from their sojourn
of a few months in Salida. Rev.
Sewer went to Denver today where
he will remain for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Sol Shoemaker and daughter,
Mary, of Aledo. Illinois. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Miller,
of South Ninth street Mrs. Shoemak-
er is a cousin OF Mr.. Miller and has
a large number of friends in Canon
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Trumble,
who we're married September goth
by Rev. H. M. Jameson at the United
Presbyterian parsonage. have gone
to Falson, New Mexico. where they
will make their home. Mrs. Trumble
was formerly Mrs. Lena Whitaker,
OF Minneapolis, Kansas.
Mrs. l.. w. Felter arrived in Canon
| City last night and the household
Cañon City record., 1911-10-05

teacher In our public schools. She
has large acquaintance and many
friends here.
The Misses Hazel Smith. Nellie
Haistead. HARRIET Smith and Ella
Cooney, of the Criterion. enjoyed a
picnic lunch at City park this noon.
c. E. stinsen. of Viola. Kansas. has
again returned to Canon City and
will spend the winter here. Mr.. Stin-
sen is at present visiting in the
Dryden home at 81 Hazel avenue
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the First Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. Henry e. Smith in South
Canon Thursday afternoon Nearly
forty ladies were present and an ex-
cellent meeting was held Mrs. NJ
]. Evans was the leader, and very in
teresting papers were read on the
subject of India by Mrs. George G.
Sherwood, Mrs. Emma Hall, Mrs
James Rogers and Mrs U. S. okey.
Mrs. Allen Bell was leader of Cur
rent Topics in Japan,." and Mrs. G.
F. Pressey gave sketches of the lives
OF DR.. and Mrs. worley, missionaries
in Japan, and displayed many beauti-
full pictures of Japan that were for
sale At the close of the program re-
freshments were served and a pleas
ant social time was enjoyed. Mrs.
Smith was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. j. Newell Wright.
Mr.. Ed Collins was business Wis
tor inFlorence today.
Mr.. G. r. Tanner came home this
afternoon from few days visit in
Pueblo.
Miss Eva Zengle has been visiting
in Florence the last three or four
days.
Miss Minnie Looney has taken up
her residence at the Strathmore for
the fall and winter months.
Saturday.
Mrs. S. S. Coy left the first of the
week for Chicago where she will at
tend family reunion.
Mr.. Chas. C. Rice. of Los Angeles
California, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cald-
well McAfeel and son. of Colorado
Springs. are guests If Mr.. and Mrs
w. W. Rice, s2s Prescott
Sunday evening DR.. Stafford OF th'
Baptist church will preach on thu
subject, "The Relation of Charac,el
and Pleasure" The subject will b
of special interest to the young peo
pie.
Mrs. C. A. Linkins. OF Lincoln park
{ returned recently from a visit will
friends at the old home in Illinois
She was accompanied on the return
trip by Mrs. Reynolds. an aunt, who
will spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kissinger. son OF c
II. Kissinger, 1900 s. 9th street, who
underwent a successful operation
Wednesday morning ct Graves hos
pital. is getting along as well al
could be expected. His many friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Clinton P. Biggs will give {
bridge party this afternoon. Pini
roses will be used as a decoration
Invited are Mrs. Charles H. Brink
Mrs. Harry McClanahan, Mrs. james
A. Autrey. Mrs. John Connel. Mrs
Walter Keeler, Mrs. Theodore Meier
Mrs. Hell. Mrs. Nicholas Potter. Mrs
e. N. Biggs. Mrs. Isabelle Stevens
Mrs. Reno. Mrs. Frank Reno. Mrs. d
W. Mullen. Mrs. w. J. Parkinson and
Mrs. w. A. Hill.-Denver News.
Mrs. F. d. Granger is spending
the week In Canon City with her
daughter. Mrs. C. w. Darby.-saiida
Record.
Mrs. Anna Bethman will leave Sun
day for Canon City, and will later
go on to her home at Colorado
Springs.-Salida Mail.
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News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

N:s.sry Public-w. B. Rowland. 513
Malt street. Record office.
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are legion. are looking forward to the
event with no small degree of pleas
ure and expectancy.
1t is reported here today that some
hunter in the vicinity OF Thirty-one
Mile Mountain. near the borderp be-
tween Fremont and Park counties.
had killed doe. which is in viola
tion OF the statute. and that an eff
fort was being made to find game
warden to arrest the o&Ydsr. The
matter has been referred to Game
Commissioner Holland In Denver for
investigation q
Wednesday.
The water viii be turned out OF the
South Canon Ditch. Oct is, for
cleaning said ditch. .-s .a
W.. J. DAVIS. supt
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a couple of miles beyond the Hang
ing bridge. A good many small fish
succeed in making the trip into the
irrigation bitches by means of the
pipe line. but few Of them are as
large as the one caught by Mr. Yeiser
this afternoon.
Several deer are reported to have
been seen by hunters In the Twin
mountain district on Sunday. but. so
far as can be ascertained, none has
been killed in that vicinity this seas
on.
Mr.. Lewis Reynolds returned home
Saturday evening after month in
vestigating the climate and business
possibilities of Montana He was
very much impressed with the state
in general.
Last Monday evening social vas
given at Miss Hutchinson's boarding
place. in honor of Mr.. Beech Stuart.
of Canon City, who has been visiting
friends on Beaver park. The guests all
responded to the invitations by their
presence. Music, dancing. songs and
dainty refreshments formed the even
ing's program. Miss Pumel and
Hutchinson proved themselves to be
delightful hostesses.-Penrose Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rocks and three
children arrived here recently from
Lennon, South Dakota, and will
make their heme In Canon City. Mr..
Rocks has taken position here as
chief clerk at the Hotel Denton and
is rapidly making the acquaintance
of the travelling public Mrs. Rocks
is sister OF Mrs. Andrew Shore. The
two eldest children have registered
as students in the city schools.
Mr. and Mrs. George a. Prentiss
have returned home from several
days visit with friends in Denver
They made the trip in the Ford tour
ing car, recently awarded Mr.. Prem
tiss in the Record contest, and found
the roads for the most part in ex-
ceilent condition. While In Denver
Mr.. PrentIss met his two brothers.
Ed Prentiss and Jim Prentiss: the
former of whom is n resident Of that
city. Jim has recently removed his
home from Ann Arbor. Michigan. to
Chicago.
Miss Alice Walton. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar W. Walton. has gone
70 Pueblo to take a position as teach
er In the new colored Industrial
school Just opened there. The place
Is an enviable one and her friends
congratulate her on having secured
It.
Tuesday.
Asa Loggins and Dan Lamb were
fortunate enough 10 kill a two and
a three point buck on the Greenhorn
Mountains about 10 o'clock this
morning. There were three bucks
and three does in this bunch and
this within an hour and half drive
from town.
The Misses Edna and Elsie Ken
nedy went to Denver on Monday
where Miss Elsie is n delegate TO the
convention OF the State Federation
OF woman's clubs and It is expected
that she will play at the recital there
on Friday. Before the young ladies'
return to Canon they will visit In
Boulder apd Colorado Springs.
W. T. 'Ziegler. OF salina. Kansas. IL
here with view Of buying few car
loads OF fancy Jonathans and other
choice varieties OF apples. OF which
this section OF Colorado Is famous.
Mr.. ziegler says short crops in west
ern Kansas. and not over abundant
ones in the eastern half Of the state,
as well as In Oklahoma and Nebras-
ka. Will preclude the people in that
portion Of the country from buying
fruit very generously this year. The
Cañon City record., 1911-10-05

my rcInruy trIHt DVfiFIIts
strengthens the nerves.
The nerve centcrs require nutrition.
II the digestion Is impaired, the nerve
centers become anemic, and nervous
debility Is the result.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
ROOMs-WANTED-BOARD

or four rooms furnished for housekeeping: desire possession Au- gust .5 to September l. state terms and location. Address C-19, care Age-Herald. or cali Bell phone Main 3043. or three rooms. unfur- nished, for light housekeeping; must be in good neighborhood. close in and reas- onable price. Address c. E. F., Farley Bldg. LOST-Cuff button; inscription. "43d Va. Bait. Cav Mosby's Command" Re turn Frisco ticket office and receive reward.
 FOK September f. three or four furnished upstairs rooms by couple without chil- dren in refined neighberhood and con venic"t to meals. Address A-31. care Age Herald.
 -------- ----- un-.o FOR SALE-At bargain. viz. only S31So a choice comfortable, roomy, well built modern. 6-room cottage; excellent loca- ton, South Highlands equity. sl150 bal ance easy: would exchange for home or Ssiith Ensley car line. E. F. Eborn' s2l Empire Bldg.
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WANTED-Snsle man to go on the road with a photograp pher; will take one with little or no experience. Address N-36 care Age-Herald.
 ONE registered phaf1nacist. young man not afraid of work: willing to start on moderate salary and work up; increase based on ability. etc w. A. Bellen- ger Gadsden. Ala.
 WANTED-Re registered druggist; ltate e. perience and age. Address r. B. Jack son, Faunsdale, Ala
 WANTED-Buggy salesman for Ala bama and Mississippi. We prefer young man with some knowledge of the buggy business. We have d strong line of goods for the territory. at ex- tremely favorable prices. Ar excel lent opportunity for a man who will work. State experience and refer ences. Old Cincinnati Establishment care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Three wideawake men to sell real estate and business propositions See Hale 5Ol First National Bank WANTED-A young man, some eyperi- fence, to to take charge of hotel Apply Monday from to f. New Rex hotel opposite Terminal station, 5th avenue. WANTED-To engage the services of a man between ages of 25 and 40; must be cleaR-cut business person Of un- doubted address, who is a convincing talker, with salesmanship ability; one with some knowledge of book Keeping, neat with penmanship and figures pre- Tet~ei To right man is an exceptional opportunity. Address in confidence for t0 interview References required Ad- dress Opportunity. care Age-Herald. WANTED--Man that is a bookkeeper and stenographer, salary sl500 per annum r1rst invest 5000, Worthy of investi- gation. Address, Corporation, care Age Herald.
 WANTE ED---Imniediat 100 men to prepare for fall government exam;n- ations: thousands appointed; high salaries. Trial Iesson free Write, Uzment, 200, St. Louis. 7-30- 4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
H;l 1;ssS' " M

AGENTS If you want to secure exclu-
 sive county agency for fastest selling
 speciality on the market. something
 which sells both to merchants and the
 consumer direct, write to us. You can
 make big money. as we offer most at-
 tractive terms Pflasterer Novelty Co.,,
 322 N. Wright Building. St. Louis. Mo. AGENTS-Large importing house desires
 to establish agencies in every town un-
 der 25 900 population. To energetic, re-
 liable men and women offer exclusive
 agency and furnish everything neces-
 sary to start in business without cost
 ing YOU one cent. Write for full par
 ticulars. Great Eastern Importing Co.,,
 3l6 South Seventh, St. Louis. Mo.
 SEBRING-JAMES CO, Mccormick Build
 ing. Chicago, wants general and local
 agents to sell direct the wonderful
 Betsy Vacuum Cleaner. Most powerful
 suction cleaner ever constructed. Works
 like 8 carpet sweeper. Cleans 12 inches
 each stroke None other can compete
 successfully. Splendid proposition to
 hustlers.
 WANTED-Agents Self Wringing Mops.
 We manufacture six styles for all pur-
 poses. New. inexperienced men make
 So per day; no investment. Send postal
 for prices, catalogue and exclusive ter
 ritory proposition that will make you
 independent Edward Hilker Mop Co.,, 1895 Grand ave, Chicago.
 WANTED-Agents nothing like 1t, best seller, meritorious necessity. Double your money. Foster Co.,, 1757 Washing ton Blvd. Chicago.
 AGENTS-The biggest moheymaker ever known The Improved 1911 Canohestei Incandescent Kerosene Lamp will rev olutionze lighting methods. Burns air instead of money. Six times brighter than electricity, gas or acetylene al 1-1O cost Burns with or without man. /, tie; burner fits any lamp; saves 75 per cent oil: no trimming wiclSs. Showing means selling. Territory going fast Write today. Particulars free. Hand some outfit furnished. Beware of iml- | tations Capchester Light Co.,, Dept A, 2s State st., Chicago. III.
 MY, How they fall for our Lucky v even'' toilet nbination (S3.20 value) You sell for $1. Other fellows making 1 ss. s12, s15, $2o and $25 daily. Will pu' | you on Easy street. Great crew man. 1 agers' proposition, good for sleo prom 1 weekly This is only one pippn Tn oul "27 varieties We manufacture-you | save middlemans profit. our new col, l ored circular is like seeing the req | goods. Free to workers. Get apoafa l Act today. Davis Soap Works DAVIS Bldg, 1425 Carroll ave-, Chicago. lAGENTs-Either sex: If you are after $ss' 1 better write ns. Well put you on .,'e right road Formosa Mfg. CO: TnipF-
 daux. la J s-eo-sesA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE

HEAVY HARDWOOD TIMBER LANDZ- POGO acre bargain; east Texas; choice investment; railroads side-track; near town, rich bottom land; need money quick. Sacrifice No trade. J. L. Far ley, owner, DeSoto, Mo.
 FOR SALE or exchange, next few days. beautiful 120 suburban acreage tract, ' two railroads and station; only $50 acre cash or one-half cash or other prop. erty or first-class automobile, balance three years. B. F. Eborn can give you 2 particulars al 52l Empire Bldg.
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WE can sell your business, stocks or
 property, no matter where located. Send
 price and description today. Addison, $
 South Dearborn street. Chicago, III. NAH, dealers: you can make @ per cent
 profit on every sl order. Write quick
 for leader propositions. Van Buren Sup
 ply Co.,, 322 Crane bldg, Racine, Wis. PATENT your ideas. It pays. Send sketch
 invention for free opinion and illustrated
 guide book. No patent, no charge. Bun-
 yea Patents Co, Room IS, Washing
 ton, D. c.
 OPEN credit or collection business
 of your own; sure simple system
 profitable anywhere; capital and ex-
 perience unnecessary; write today
 American Credit System, Cairo. H. WANTED-To buy working interest in a
 going brokerage business carrying good
 well-established line Address P-36,
 care Age-Herald
 WANTED-Partner with s250 and service
 for half interest in good paying busi-
 ness. Address Z-4a, care Age-Herald. WILL sell half interest in old estab.
 lished real estate and rental business
 to acceptable party: prefer young man with some experience in handling real
 estate. Address L-36. Age-Herald | FOR SALE-One of the best paying | dairies in the Birmingham district; To- cated in Woodlawn; 90 well bred cows complete outfit at a bargain. Call Bell l phone woodawn s5l. 7-30-9t-su-mo-s DRUGSTORES tSnaps) for sale end trade
 in 4o states; particulars free. address r. V. Kniest, omaha, Neb.
 | FOR SALE-Only furniture store ir | Alabama City; big cotton mill within l 2 blocks, employs 1900 people; near ] plant of Southern Iron and Steel Co | Good lease account owner will sell cheap he wants to engage in other 1 business. Howle Furniture Co.,, Ala l baina City, Ala.
 wANTED-sober. honest partner fol I established wholesale beer busine ess | My contract covers the entire sts.te l with cold storages in Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile; requirement for half interest, 5000, and a rear with a back kbone that is willing tS hustle: only those answers that fur nish references that are good anf
 show that they are financially aut otherwise facilitated to qualify vii be considered; strict confidence vii be given all answers. Address Who.e sale, care Age Herald.
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WANTED--An assistant bookkeeper, im- mediate work and permanent position Address in own handwriting, giving age, experience and references if you desire your application considered. Ad- dress N-36, Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
ONE GENT 1 WORD

R RAFEs-0ne cent R word n day, no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 tiOn. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
WANTED-MALE HELP

men wanted for the U S. Marine Corps, between the ages of l9 and 30. Must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay, s15 to s69. Additional compensation pos. sible Food, clothing, quarters and medical attention free. After 30 years service can retire with 75 per cent of pay and allowances. Service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Apply at U. s. Marine Corps Recruiting office. Sd avenue ard 18th street. Birmingham, Ala.
 Hin d. sii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

WANTED-Adyertising solicitor, first class experienced. by morning daily good paper, good city, excellent prop osition for reliable, hard-work in 2 man. Address, giving in first letter experience. references and salary willing to start on l.. N. O., care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

EXPERIENCED o~aer, bill and ella in clerk in wholesale lumber offices must be expert typist. rapid and &C., curate at figures: or could use OK pert enographer. without previous experience. if good at figures and quick to learn: an unusual opportu' nity for young man possessing energy and initiative. Address in owr hand. giving age, experience. ref erences, salary wanted. Address B $ care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
BUSINESS CHANGES

1co0fNfGNf for parfner; an auditor l at head of established, successful l audit business wishes to sell inter- l est to auditor or experienced ac- countant; proprietor of the business l wishes to enlarge its scope and VIII need assistance in conducting the bus | mess. Address TOP Candler Bldg, | Atlanta, Ga. 7-29-4t I PATENT your invention rres expert search of official records to determine patentable novelty; patent secured or fee returned. Free. booklet. Milo E. Stevens & Co. attorneys, s14 F street, Washington: 335 Monadnock block, Chi cago Established 1864. Guaranteed and recommended by Bankers Register. Highest rating by Martindale's Anerl- can Law Directory. 2-12-tf-su CAPITAL for corporations. The Gordon Malcolm Co. Cincinnati's leading finan- ciers, is now prepared to take on a large issue of securities either indus- trial, railway, land or mining. Commits sion basis. No advances. 7-s-l0t-su PATENT your idea and make money. Send for my new book, How to Get Them" Best service. Joshua R. H. Potts. Lawyer. Washington, D. C., Chi cago and Philadelphia. 7-s-4t-su AC1lVE business man with executive ability. one acquainted with the steel manufacturing trade preferred, who can invest $25.00O to s50,000, and take active interest in large steel foundry that will stand close investigation, can secure life opportunity. Address, for ten days only, Carl o. Sparrwardt. Sinton hotel, Cincinnati, O. 7-25-St-tu-fri-su CAPITAL furnished for meritorious en- terprises, stocks and bonds sold on com mission; facilities for incorporating and reorganization of companies; for partic- ulars, Johnson & Co., Madison and La Sale, Chicago.
 STOREKEEPER wanted who can put in a 5000 to $500 commissary and help develop 10s0 acres 4ih-foot domes- tic coal 800 feet from railroad. J. M. Ross, Somerset Ky 7-30-4t DENTAL practice for sale; town 1000 inhabitants, 70 miles from Montgomery Ala, one other dentist in town. Easy terms. Address W-Dentist, care Age Herald 7-30-4t-su WILL sell half interest in weli-estab- lished wholesale money making busi- ness; partner must take active part, requires small investment. Address H. s6, care Age-Herald.
 HUsTLING young druggist with ss5eo cash can get interest in best located drug store in Greater Birmingham, and a business where there Is money to be made; don't answer unless you mean business and want to work. Address Drug Business, care Age-Herald.
 7-30-2t OFFICE manager wanted for Birming ham district: one capable of securing and handling local and travelling sales men; appointing collectors, placing ad vertising, etc. salary $500 per annum, ofE o,,1 Y-a,- limo commission; right man should make over s5000 per year. Investment of 5000 to 5000 necessary. Address Manager, r. o. Box 3s2, Pensacola, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
TRAVELLING sALEsMFN WANTvn

SALESAIllN WANTED We have few territories to provide fn- between now and July 15, 1911. We want men capable of holding special sales of wooiens In the stores of agents. and as. sist them in booking orders for men's tailored-to-orde garments. Experience I retail clothing salesmen preferred Ex- plain Your business experience, giro references and state age. Kahn Bros, Taiors 70 the Trade, Louisville. Ky.
 4-c0-16t-s U
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-One cent H word n day, no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 tion. Cash must accompany order.