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TIE Brush car Is made 70 take the
place Of horse and buggy for pleas
ure or business; no feed or hitchirg
up; get in and go; when you stop ex-
pense stops $3.50. Let us show you.
Geo. w Harper. sales agent
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CHEAP RATES TO MACON AND
ATLANTA.

On June 81 the Southern railway
will operate popular excursion to
Macon and Atlanta. The fare will
be 81 to Macon and Sc to Atlanta
for the round trip. The tickets will
be sold for the morning train leaving
at S.55 only. The tickets will be
good returning up to and including
June &c. 3. L. MeGougan. G. A.
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Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves, ban,
isil sick headache, prevent despon.
dency and invigorate the whole sys.
tenn. Sold by f. C. Bruce. Druggist.
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We will lend you the money to
auzss a home on one of those pretty
8oas in Sonth-end. Albert Fendig G.
So.
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Special rates and excellent service
gor club suppers and dinner parties
at Glynn Ca.
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ncial rates and excellent service
for club suppers and dinner parties
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Re sure and attend Sig L,vison's
fire sale.
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TO-DAY.

violet the waves and while all homing
sails
As past the bar they run;
only know this twilight is the last
Before tomorrow's sun.
MAg the sea beyond our hartor's
line
Slowly the night shuts in;
4 only know that by tomorrow's light
Yoyagings begin.
The night wind hurries through the
little town,
Calling the ships to sea;
! only know it waits to fiji the sails
Those sails that wait for me.
Blow sunrise wind, and fill the hoist
ing sails
And morning light break clear;
For now no longer is tomorrow
feared
Because today is here.
Fa~c~r
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Wanted, regular table boarders al
Glynn Cafe.
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Mrs. w b. Armstrong and little
ssm and Miss Matte Taylor Of At
8aata, who have been spending some
tire on Cumberland are now tie
Eaests of friends in the city.
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SOCIAL Items.

1oSfHt 4tSFue'
Mrs b. L. Gibson leaves shortly
~ visit relatives in Statesboro.
y .s
Mrs. G. Il. Watson, of Savannah, is
visiting relatives on Jekyl island.
~ =
Misses Mary and Nan Joe Young
nave returned from a visit to New
York
Mrs ] T. Hotch and little brother
have returned from a visit to Stamp
hiIl, Ala.
BIrs ]. w. Hall is visiting her
daughter, Mrs 0. Brownell, in Jack
sonville.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Calnan and fam
Ily will spend July at their cottage on
dhe island
Hiss Tia Lee returns today from
visit to Rev. and Mrs ]. L. Sam
snuns, az Griffin.
~ "
Mrs Louis N. Jones and son, of
Jacksonville, are the guests Of Mrs.
q A. Penniman
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BF- and Mrs. b. Hiticl and little
yxck Hirsch have returned from a
MAY az The New Hotel St Simon.
- y
Circle No. 2 of the First Methodist
dsinTr.A. will meet this afternoon at
O'Clock with Mrs B. A. Fahm.
% y
Mrs. James S. Wright and Miss
ArabeIla Wright are spending some
fine at the New Hotel ST. Simon.
- -
I'll. and Mrs. S. w Hitch and Mrs.
=. p. Peabody and children are now
sn st. Simon for the 5ummer--Way
err rs Journal
Judge and Mrs. Spencer R. Atkin-
rgn will arrive from Atlanta this
xsurnfng to spend some time at the
New Hotel St Simon.
Miss Elizabeth Greer is the hostess
wi delightful house party at cot
fage near the pier at st. Simon, Mrs.
Mtddlebrook is chaperone
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The many friends of Miss Elise
Mcdonald will be grieyed to learn
that she continues critically i'll and
little hope is entertained for her re-
eorery.
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Mrs. w b. Armstrong and little
ssm and Miss Matte Taylor, Of At
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If you want to borrow money on
your property in Brunswick, call on
Jno. A. Morris, attorney.
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The following cards have been re
solved by friends In this city:
Or Richmond J. G. Mahoney an
nonnces the marriage of his daughter,
Sarah, to Mr.. John Francis Bonney-
guan, on the evening Of Wednesday,
June ~. at st. Peters church, Lex.
iagton, Ky. AT home after June "a at
1918 Maplewood avenue, Birmingham
Ala The groom resided here for
some time. being prominently con
nected with the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad. He has many
Brunswick friends who win be inter.
sisted IN his wedding.
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The many friends of Miss Elise
Mcdonald will be grieved to learn
that she continues critically i'll and
little hope is entertained for her re-
eoFery
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Headquarters for watches, dia-
monds and fine gold jewelry-Roths-
cbilds.
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" &c

Miss Elizabeth Greer is the hostess
wi delightful house party at cot
fage near the pier at ST. Simon, Mrs.
Mid6lebrook is chaperone
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Judge and Mrs Spencer R. Atkin-
aBn viii arrive from Atlanta this
Kfurnfng to spend some time at the
New Hotel st, Simon.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
will PAVE
Z MAIN ST.
ALLEY
City Council Decides
. Several Pertinent
Questions.

At the regular meeting of the city
council Monday night a contract was
awarded to Lorentz Ritzman for the
payiaf ffor the alley through the
block on the north side OF Main street
between Fifth and Sixth streets for
the sum of ss475o. Other bidders
for the work were the Van Buskirk
company. Chas- Zengei. John B. Nc
Donough and the Dempsey 4 Fisher
company: none Of which exceeded sew
en- hundred dollars
Mr.. Riixman will be required 10
give n bond In the sum Of 1ve hundred
Noilars for the faithful performance
Of the contract and must begin work
without unnecessary delay. The paw
lnE will be OF cobble stone on a con-
serete base and VIII be paid for by
the owners q property abutting on
the alley to be improved There 10
a general interest in the proposed paw
ing prog am and II is probable that
petitions will soon be presented to the
city council Asking that other alleys
in the business portion e sths town Be-
improved In the sans manner
The committee to which was re-
ferred the petition OF d. L. Gibson
and others TO have Ninth street oiled
from College avenue to the Arkansas
river, reported that such an under
taking would cost approximately one
hundred dollars for each block; sixty
collars for the asphaltum oil and forty
dollars to prepare the street for Its
reception. As the street would have
80 be oiled every year to keep down
the mud and dust It was decided TO
lay the proposition over for the pres
ent The investigations of the COM
mittec In relation to the oillng OF
the streets was somewhat discourage
ing so far as it's adaptabilIty to meet
the requirements here ia concerned.
After an exhaustive discussion OF
the rhfter the council voted TO ap-
propriate the sum OF two hundred
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
AlNFULLY HOT DOWN
IN "OLD MISSOURI

In the course of a letter received
at the Record office a day or two ago
from Minna E. Norris at Warrensburg.
Missouri. making some complaint on
account OF the non-arrival Of last
weeks paper. she says: I'VE miss
your publication very keenly when it
fails to reach us at the proper time
for we like to keep in as close touch
as possible with things in dear old
Canon City.
Missouri is badly in need OF rain.
and. 1 feel sure. that muddy roads
would be greeted with cheers even
by the motorists, who are sick and
tired OF the awful dust Hot is no
name for IL. Have had it one hund-
red and nine degrees in the shade
with a delicious southern breeze from
the desert plains of Texas two or
three days at time. The rains keep
running a merry -go-round and fail to
strike center and we are left to bios
som as the cactus and keep up a COM
ing smile for joys yet in store"
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

enth street AMI Floral avenue. at his
earliest convenience. The sidewalk
in the locality mentioned, according 70
Mr.. Edmunds. has been sinking for
some time past AMI is of little value
to the public in its present condition
The request was referrel to the street.
alley and bridge committee with ir-
structions to make an inspection and
report its findings at the next meet
ing. After some other business, chief
Iy of an unimportant character, the
council adjourned till Monlay night.
August seventh.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
FINE APPLES FROM Or
CHARD OF ARTHUR EARL

In the display window of the Record
office may be seen some of the finest
apples brought to Canon City this
season. They are of the Red Astric-
an variety. two and a half inches In
diameter and are perfect in coioring
and favor. They were grown by
Arthur L. Earl on his ranch In East
Canon and are worth good. round
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

Everett Ray Lewis. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. U. S. C. Lewis of s2I South
First street. died at noon on Monday
after short illness. aged thirteen
months and two days. The funeral
was held at the parental home at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon. followed by
interment In Lakeside cemetery.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED VOTES
FOR A SINGLE SUBSCRIPTION

$500 subscription Ballot.
To get this subscription ballot your
new subscription must be in the Rec
ord ONCE on or before Monday. July
24th
The subscription must be Daily
for year and must be absolutely
uew-in a family that has not taken
The Record since this contest started.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

and you are entitled to $500 votes
extra. Isn't that worth going a mile
or two.org
Only one of these subscription Bal
lots of $500 votes will be issued to a
candidate. Get all the new subscrip-
tions you can. you get 1900 each any
way. but get ONE for sure and get the
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

price in the most exacting and dis
eliminating of markets. It is by pro-
ducing such splendid fruit as that
brought 10 town by Mr.. Earl this aft
ernoon that Canon City horticulture
has made for itself reputation sec
ond to none in the Rocky Mountain
region.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
FLOOD
DID NOT
COME
People Roused by
Whistle Saw Bot
2-Foot Raise.

Great excitement was produced In
Canon City shortly after s o'clock
Tuesday, night by a report from Park
dale that a cloudburst had occurred
along the upper course Of Currant
creek and that wall OF water seven
or eight feet in height was coming
down the Arkansas. The fire alarm
was sounded from the plant Of the
Colorado Light & Power company and
people living in the low land adjacent
to the river east of Ritzman's cement
block factory were notified Of the i'm
pending food. which was expected to
reach here about 10 o'clock
Although 1t was raining hard at
the time hundreds of men. women
and children made their way to the
river to see the expected rise in Its
waters, which. il was believed. would
inundate the lower portions of the
town. The First. Fourth and Ninth
street bridges were crowded with
humanity; scores OF people remaining
there for a couple OF hours or more
without amDrellas or other special
protection from the. rain for the pur-
pose Of viewing the wall Of water"
which was reputed to be coming down
through the Royal Gorge carrying
everything before IL Many people
were so timid. and uncertain as to
what the result would be, that they
refused to venture on any of the
bridges. preferring to stay upon high
ground where there was no danger
of being washed away.
All kinds OF rumors were in the air
in relation TO the expected flood and
there was a great deal of specula-
ton as to the damage IT would do in
the lower valley. One report had it
that the bridge this side of Parkdale
had been wrecked and that the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad tracks in
the Royal Gorge had been washed
out for distance of a mile or more.
Another story that was given more or
less credence was to the effect that
the waterworks intake couple of
miles beyond the Hanging bridge had
been put out of commission by the
food and that the pipe line connecting
with the city reservoir was broken in
two or three places
The food. carrying on its crest a
large quantity of driftwood. reached
the Ninth street bridge about fifteen
minutes after 10 o'clock. raising the
water in the river about two feet. but
without doing any damage. and pass
Gu uai AhttoSif toNh NhC seaN%aah -
lost its force in the distance. No in
jury wahtever was done to the water
works intake or pipe line. to any of
the bridges across the river or to the
railroad property. Fear was express
ed on every hand that the railroad
track in the Royal Gorge had suffered
and that trafic between Canon City
and Salida and points west would be
interfered with in consequence for
several days Several freight trains
we're held here for short time by
the food. but passenger traffic was
not interrupted. That there was no
loss of life or property OF any kind
is matter for congratuiation.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

dollars ou. of the miscellaneous fund
to be turned over to the Canon City
Business Mems association for ad-
vertising purposes. 1t was suggested
that the amount be made five hund-
red dollars, but in view of the small
sum OF money in the treasury not set
aside for specific purpose less liber-
al appropriation was agreed upon
1t has, been the custom at Greeley.
Fort Collins, Boulder, Grand Junction,
Manitou and other towns in the state
for several years to contribute from
the public moneys towards the adver-
tising OF their respective communi-
lives. but never until the present
time has such a course been pursued
here. 1t is contended. with an excel
liant show of reason, that the city Is
the beneficiary of any advertising
the community receives. and. there
fore. ought to pay a part of the cost
Of carrying on such publicity.
A request was made of the council
by Superintendent C. w. Van Patten
Of the waterworks that he be pro-
vided with a horse and buggy at the
public expense as a means of assist
ing him In the proper discharge Of
his Official duty. Mr.. Van Patten stat
ed that he was frequently called upon
to make hurried trips to the reser-
voir: into the Royal Gorge to look
after the waterworks pipe line or to
make an examination of the mains
in distant portions of the town and
that horse and buggy was n neces-
sIty OF the water department As
tools and material OF various kinds
had to be carried a bicycle. or
motorcycle. would not meet the ex-
igencies OF the situation. On motion
the request was referred to the water
committee with power TO act Mr..
Van Patten had been furnished with
horse and buggy until few weeks
ago when II was turned over to the
street department for the use of the
supervisor.
l. l. Harding and Jas. H. Peabody
appeared before the councff and made
a proposition 10 sell TO the city the
strip OF land between River street
and the Santa F~ depot. used ana
appropriated 20 public use as South
Fourth street. for the sum of si.22s.
II Is alleged by the petitioners that
the street in question was opened by
themselves and their associates for
private purposes twenty-four years
ago and that ownership in the prop
erty was never acquired by the city
on motion the matter was referred
TO the street. alley and bridge COM
mittee for Investigation with instruc-
tions TO report its findings at the next
regular meeting of the council.
c. II. Edmunds appeared before the
council and nskei that the street
supervisor be Instructed to repair the
concrete sidewalk in the vicinity OF
his place OF residence. corner OF Sew
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
Here Is a new one.

Here is new one
Twenty-Five hundred votes for a
single subscription.
Count them-2.5oo votes extra for
one yearly subscription to the Daily
Record. You get new subscription
and you are entitled to 1.2oO votes
anyway. Then you get !, ,his week
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

Guy Foster came in from the ranch
Tuesday and after loading up with
supplies this morning he started back
again. He says this is his busy time.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

Mr.. r. H. Johnson. of Denver. ar
rived in Canon city Sunday and is the
susst Of Mis- Ethel Laws Of South
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20

Don't delay. Get at once that new
Daily subscription for one year. NO
TIME TO LOSE. 1t will count $500
extra votes besides the regular count
of 1900. This makes 300 votes for
one new Daily subscription only. II
you mail it or bring it to this office
not later than Monday night July
gath.
You know there is another big
offer. 1t consists of special prizes
which are two gold watches and a
Winchester repeating carbine.
One gold watch, and it's a mag
nificent one. will go to the lady In
districts numbers 1. and 3. who gets
the largest amount of cash in on new
subscriptions between Monday. July
II and Monday night. July 81.
Another fine gold watch will be
given to the lady in districts numbers
4 and S, that turns in the greatest
amount of money on new subscrip-
tons between Monday. July IL and
Monday. July 24th-
The gentleman securing the largest
amount OF money on new subscrip-
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
TWO GREAT
SPECIAL OFFERS

tions between Monday. July II and
Monday night, July oath, will be given
a Winchester repeating carbine.
These prizes are in addition to the
other big prizes and to win one of
the watches or the rifle does not pre-
vent you from trying for the other
regular prizes.
Get that new yearly subscription
at once.
1t will do TWO things NoH. 1t
counts 2.5OO extra votes If you ge in
at once. Not later than next Monday.
1t will also be included in the amount
of cash on new subscriptions and
boost along your chances and help
you win one of the special prizes
There is double the opportunity for
being rewarded for little extra ef-
fort just at this time
II your friends have been waiting
but intending TO help you. now Is the
greatest chance for them to assist
you since this contest began opera
tons.
The next count will be made tonight
"wednesday night and the result
will appear in the issue of Thursday
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
DISTRICT NO. 1

Mrs Margaret Alexander ss0ss
Mr. Jacob j. Brown s4ss
...............
Mss Eva Flesher 100
Mr s. T. Higgins s1ss
Porter Lyons HSso
Il kthed Aaas sSSs
H. s. Anedsx less
Mr. Geo. l. Padgeft $50
DISTRICT
1o1i
g. 1854
eSS3
DISTRICT
s7os
De VOL $780, Orchard sSss
soAs
Mss Bessie Norton s1os Franklin seio
One OF Pianos Reserved forIthesLodytWhh
the Highest. Vote in Districts No. and s.
DISTRICT
Stanley Haley Rockvale 400
Florence Jamsen Coal Greek $3.50
Miss Mary yezzett, Brookside 49,. s'ss
DISTRICT
Miss Rose E. Cotopaxi sioe
1854
s1ss
Miss aaude Patton HILLSIDE .,.,, iSi'
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
The Records Doting Contest
Special Subscription Bdfiof

(7.50o Uofes)

Candidate
Address
Coupon attached Yellow Vote Ballot issued for New
Daily Yearly Subscription between July and July a4h will be
additional the number issued the sub
scipion
Cañon City record., 1911-07-20
THE RECORD 4 HOUSE
HOLD NECESSITY

The following Is splendid evidence
that news given BY rhe Canon CITY
Record is greatly appreciated
Gillespie. Ill.
July 15. 1911
Mr.. C U. Hardy.
Canon City. Colo.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find post once
order of s1s5 for subscription to Rec
ord. I cannot keep house" without IT.
Yours very truly,
" Blanchekerr Holmes,
CMrs. ]. p. Holmes-l
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-29
PLAN BIG FAIR
At DEVILS LAKE
Event There Gives Promise
of Being Exceptionally
Important

Devils Lake, n. D., Dec. 29.-With
over $500 worth Of merchandise pre-
miums offered, prospects for the first
annual Lake Region mid-winter fair
and farmers convention, which will
be held in Devils Lake on January 10,
IL and IL. appear exceptionally bright
at this time. 1t is believed by Henry
Hale. secretary of the fair association,
which was recently organized, that the
combination Of an agricultural and a
farmers institute will ter to interest
both farmers and residents of the city.
For the education of the farmers in
better farming. a number of extraor-
binary features have been arranged.
Thomas Cooper. formerly Of Minne-
sofa, now secretary Of the Better
Farming Movement association of
North Dakota, which. is the outgrowth
OF the Hundred Dollar an Acre club,
will have a conspicuous place on the
program. being booked for an address
the afternoon of January IL.
President Pennington and Vice
President Martin Of the 500 will spend
one day in Devils Lake during the
fair. h Commercial club will prob.
ably arrange a public reception for
the gentlemen in order hat the peo-
pie OF the LAKE region may meet the
executive, and his assistant of the road
Tor which the steel will be laid into
Devils Lake the coming summer. Prof.
I. A. Hoverstad will have charge of
a section of the farm institute work
and besides himself will bring several
speakers to deliver addresses on their
particular lines.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-29
HARMON ADDRESS
IS THE FEATURE
Ohio Governors Appearance
at Fargo Fest Increases
TESTS Importance

Fargo. n. d., Dec. 2a.-Announce-
ment was made today by State Chair
man Macarthur that the big meeting
of h northwestern Democrats will he
held at the Orpheum theater on the
evening of Wednesday,, January II,
when Governor Judson Harmon of
Ohio. Democratic presidential posi-
of the Democracy of the northwest
at their big love feast.
For some time the committee on ar
ranEements had some difficulty in Sc
curing 4 place in which to hold the
Harmon meetings. as so many things
are to be going on in the city at the
same time. that all the available audi
last Mgr. George H. Webster of the
Orpheum came to the rescue and
made it possible for the Democrat.
to have a roof to cover their heads
for h coming gathering.
The big Democratic banquet will be
held the same evening at Prizes hall
at which will be laid for q
number Of prominent members Of the
party. including the buckeye govern
attend II he is in the country at tina
time. several governors of northwest.
ern states. and Mayor Carter II. Har.
rison of Chicago.
The present general understanding
is that Governor Harmon and party,
which will probably include Lieuten-
ant Governor H. L. Nichols of Ohio,
his campaign manager. who was here
In September, will arrive from the east
earl yin the morning. 1t is expected
he will speak to the delegates attend
Ing the trt-state convention during the
afternoon. attend the banquet in the
evening and will deliver his address
at the Orpheum later. probably get
ting through in time to take the train
back to Chicago that night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-29
LEAGUE
NAMES OFFICERS
Organization win Become
Active in Boosting That
Section of State

Bismarck, n. d.. Dec. 29.-Yester-
day the members Of the Missouri
Slope Development league me in this
city and held one OF the most en-
thusiastic meetings that the organiza-
ton has thus far held. There were
a number from Beach. Washburn.
New Salem. Mandan and this place
present. and many matters were taken
up and discussed informally.
An election Of officers followed and
the following were made officers of
the league:
President-Karl Klein, washburn.
Vice President-John Christensen,
New Salem.
Vice PRESIDENT. l.. Near. Beach.
Treasurer-C. l.. Zimmerman, Man
dan.
Secretary-C. II. Olson, Bismarck.
Soon after the new year the execu-
tive board will meet, and at this meet
Ing the ways and means of carrying
on the work will be gone into fully.
Also systematic publicity work will be
Il feature of the meeting. which will
receive considerable attention.
Nearly every one who attended
went to his home last evening feel
ms thai the work of the league thus
Tar has been very successful, and a
greater and better year for its work
Is coming. Efforts will be made to
reach every county of the state and a
thorough campaign Of publicity in re-
gard to the exhibits for next years
snow Is now being considered.