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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-12-29
America 100 Years Ago.

These interesting facets of long age
have besn collected and roe worthy
Of perusal, especially by people who
sigh for the good old time
Every gentleman wore queue and
powdered his hair
A gentleman bowling to a lady al
ground.
AIN the population of village as
semblad at the inn ON post day. to
hear the news.
The church collection was taken in
bag ait the end of pole with a
bell attached to auouss sleepy CON
tributors.
Imprisonment for dabt was a com
mon practice
There was only one hat factory,
and that made cooked hats.
Virginia contianed fifth of the
whole population of the country.
Two stage coaches bore all the trav-
u between Nav York.
The Misstssdppi Valley was not SO
wan known as the heart of farica is
now.
Quinire was unknown When a man
had ague fits hs took Peruvian bark
and whisky.
There was not public library in
thu United States.
Books WARE very expensive. "Tha
Lives OF the Posts cost SIS.
Twenty days were required for a
letter to go from New York to Char
lesion by land
A day laborer received two Hhdl-
ings a day.
A horHeman who gallcped ON q
city street was fined four shillings.
Creokery platrs were objacted to
because th:y dulled the knives.
A man who jeanad at the preacher
or criticised the sermon was finsd.
Dry goods were designated as
mems stuff'' or "wdmens snuff"
Stoves We're unknown ALI cooking
was done bafore an open Fireplace.
Six days were required for a Jour-
ney be.waen New York and Boston.
Many of the stnaa.s We're not mann
ed and the houses were NO. number
ed. tA
The parquot of the theater was
called the pit, and was titled with uhe
rnble.
The whipping post and pillory were
still Standing in New York and Bos-
ton. N
Threefouuths of the books in every
library came from beyond this Alan
tic.
A New England girl was not al
lowed to marry until she could bake
a. loaf OF bread and cut 1t in smooth,
even slioes while it was still warm
When man had enough tca he
placed his spoon across his cup to
Indicate that he wantad NO more.
Dances in Philadelphia We're given
eyrey two weeks. but young mon
under 20 and girls under IS wene
moi s.dsn,Htssd
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-12-29

When you have cold get a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 1t
will soon fix You up all rdght and
will ward off amy tsndency toward
pneumonia. This remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidsntay TO a baby as to
an adult. Sold by all druggista m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-12-29

Last Sunday evening we had the
pleasure Of having DR.. Powell pu1each
at Sestie Memorial Church, OwenrborS
The Doctor is learned gentleman,
and deliveries splendid sermons. but
we cannot exactly agree with him up
on his view OF Christian scicnca
A girl can get more by pouting
during courtship than she can by
shouting after maruiaga
Also important. Do your Christmas
smiling early.
When DIT comes to Christmas gifts,
potattts at "a sack are not TO be
sneeaed at.
Hartford College win close today
for this holidays. which win last one
week.
The boys are all In from school.
Now, lookout for mince meat and
pumpkin pies
II you don't get what you want
this Christmas, remember There are
others coming.
We have often noticed that many
men connected with office work
with the railroads are often about
the gruffsst and non-aocomnlodafdn
set of people going. Recantly we
Were talking about this to = rail
road agent, who had been In the ncr
vice for Is years. He said when he
went to work for the railroad he
Thought he had tobe grum and sour
to hold his job, as other employees
were that way. However, he soon
found out 1T did not pay, and to-
day he lis one Of the most popular en-
ployees i'm the service of the l.. &
N. and his friends are numbered by
the hundreds. However, do not mis-
understand us to say that all rail-
road clerks and agents are not oblig-
ing. for at every office in Ohio coun-
ty they are courteous as can be, and
have to contend with many a whmi
CT some poor fellow, who tribes 20
see how much unnecessary trouble
j he can cause the agent.
Hartford has two real Nen.apcky
Colonsls,-Col. T. j. Smith tnd Col.
H. P. Taylor.
Agent Mischke and Assistant, Bar
nand, are having troubles of their
own these days with the large in
crease of express and freight.
In our office, over the desk, you
will find this motto, There is SO
much bad in the best of us, and SO
much good in the worst of ms, that
1t hardly behooves amy of us, to
talk about the rest OF us"
This week we take time by the
fcrelock and print THE following mules
for a young wife, for next wsek WE
might not have the courags TO dare
to do it. They follow:
RULES FOR A YOUNG WIFE.
Newer forget that you are thewifs
of man and not Of a superior being
1T will make you understand his wsak-
nesses.
Do not ask your husband for money
too often.
II you discover your husband has
rather abig haaut remember ALSO that
he has am appetdtA II you will at
tend to the ladtsr you will soon win
over the former.
From time to time, but not over
frequently. allow your husband to
have the last word; it will please
him and will do no harm.
Read the whole of your newspaper
and not only the sensational ntws
and your husband will enjoy discuss
ing the events OF the day and poddItics
with you.
Beware of hurting your husbands
feelings, eyen Of he is sulking
From t.ms to time pay him a COM
pliment by telling him that he is the
incest and most attentive OF marIried
men. and at the same time make him
understand that you, too, have your
fnuks.
ii your husband is clever and ac-
tive be a good comrad's TO him; ID he
is somewhat heavy be his friend and
counselor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-12-29
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THE REPUBLICAN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
Canaan.

". Z. Golarone fouIte leBtr
@ofc Die 8arnr non Self. Glemons,
III Der gtGbe bon Canaan mo mirb
iofort NIT Ser6eierllnqeu AMI Der,
Ielben onfangcn.
6rau &obert Moedli, pom
8lnnb, mar mebrere Gage Der uori.
GER &od5r bier oltf ScilldI bel Der
lpon0ten.
GbuS. Hobinion mar m1brcno
eifteS 5teils Der porigen @od;e &c.
IlldSapeiie IN 9lon6.
sri Maloino &urrcfupDrr, bon
Nit. StcrIing, NOR Ella paar Gage
bier, oltF Der Gurdreiic bon OF.
Spuis, jllm 9ciuh ibrer Shpeiter,
Sral TbontaS &erSleD.
%. 8. arictc mo Satin, mel.
dc fiir5lid) nod @lcnpeapiae soach,
mod)ten bori9c 8ode einen gbite,
der uaf bier,
Gbontas SoaoltOSpprt0, mel
der lelf laitgerer 3eit 1T Union be
ldrattlgt mar, febrtc orn porigel
9onnerita9 ailriif I'M bier III blci
ben.
Beter Gilman bot in oer
Babe ieiner 8obnirng cine Sire
SLAP @rltbe croffnet unO iit iet.
NIT Dem 8erldben 0eS Sbons be
if|Gftigt.
Glcope Me@iaiams, boz
eleapeariae, mar Iette ISOLDE bier
allf icittem 8c9e mad Sermann, I'm
bort Ger 2ebrerperiammIultg bei5it
fpobner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
@auSa.

6ron @in. 9noSemepcr, Sr.,
licgt eeeeMpdrtig franf o%ornieoer,
beiinoet iid3 ieoodI AM Dem @ege
sur @elierlntg.
6rea. Silcoennnn bat leiup
6anm an 5roitf llftnIaiup %uerfauft,
rrO miro eerelbe oieien Seubit lei.
neip gclib untreten.
Sic @ebrii0er Slieoemomt rpn.
.relt in leBterer 3eit ileiBi8 beipi
&lce6reideu fir Ole Sarmer in ole.
Ter Nodboriduft. @ie mir alIge.
m2in boren, giebt Der Slice oieieS
Sabr gllt oirS.
9os Miiiionsfdt meldes am
lebtcn Sonnta9 in 9lall0 itattianO,
mar npn bier aus lebr gut beiuf,t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
@prriiun.

0aS fIeine SGd)terlcin BON Sp.
8icle unb Satin mur0e aln let
ten Sonntae bnrd1 Gaitor BON 9allpi
Getouft int0 cnpfiita sic Ictnert
Seno Sattie aiireltn.
Sri. Caroline @eebm, BON ct
Souis, peilt gegenndrtig bier aiif
9eiltd bel ibren AngebGrigcn.
Senrp uno &noolf @oeger
mod)ten AM Somttng eilicn abite-
der naG Berger.
Inf leSteF Sreitag heiaitben
iidl pieIe unierer Ginhpobner III Ser
mann, 5iim 9eiud beS Girfils iunS
Der Iusitelnrg.
Die &pnfrete. Irbeit or oem
bieiieen, neren &eieruoir (g8oiier-
bebGlter) muroe an letter. SamStaa
pplcl0et.
@m. Salimolt, Delher iid)
lett mc6reren Mouateir I'M @eiten
ailfgehalten fldt, i6t ipieoer bierber
3itriidgefebrt.
gbos. 2olf, Sr,, batte am Geb-
ten 6reitog Nbeno bns MisTeifid,
bob iein @eipann id)cittc ltl6 oopoft
rounte, sum @liid murbc NieIltolrb
perGett, MIR 0us @ttaDp mpr6e 5ients
lib beidGOigt.
GoS "SSScr.Greom Socialg :, mel-
dies olll Iebteit SomStng poit 0eit
iungen 2euten M. 6. @eneilfoe sit
&idlan6 gegehen mur6e. NOR bon
bicrcatS icbr 5oblrcid boiildt.
Wnt. 8ubull, rom ObotnoiS,
mar ail pcrgangcltem 5omlta9 be-
ildeaueiie llier.
S1eo. 9egematin madIte ulI
lrttcn SamStoa eincu @rifEiftSo6.
lted)cr nod; G6amoiS.
Sri. Sattie Gpplc bat iidl nflr
letten Sonnto9, beb1tfs l%Gltaeren
Naiientholts, nod ct. 2oriS bcgeben.
6redNmonn ii. Sobne bGben
tiir3lid Or. Hidboff5 Nutumo6il
t1nflih erfporhen.
-@haS. Sronlin, Npeldcr ieit Oen
lebten orei Sebren bait1noiq inn
0ierit Der Mto. sac. @abn nrbeite.
tc, bat iebt 3tpci @oden 8erien. !
gniaBIid ieincs Bitten @e.
burtStagpS ipllroc Or. GmtgbeIl fiir5.
lid nit ciner "Sirpriie4ortp be.
ebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
Srafc.

9ie bieii9e offentlide SdnIc
nohm oieic @pde ihren gniana mil
8eiiie 6iegeralb als 2ebrerin.
6ronf 8ebner mar fiir5lid, in
oieier @egeno nnb fnuftr Sdapeiuc.
Serr 9ope. ser Geiien0c cines
ct. 2ouis Gommiiiipns sSauSes, nar
bier I'M BON Gbas. Gross MaiheieI
6u f%oltietl.
Sri. ellie Gbfer, mcldle lire
5crielt Oabeim BEL Sen Gltern, GGiI.
Gbfer unO Satin nerlebt bat, reiitc
aIn letter. Montnp nod ct. 2ouis,
i'm boieltit ihre StclIe fuieber altsil.
treten.
Souis Sd)oelting bat brinabr
ale Sdnfe in oieier @egeitb airfge.
fonft ino nod ct. 9ouis perianSt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
8ittcnbrg.

slqn lebtcn Sounta9 lpur6e bic
prod1tigc neue Srgel Ger bieiigell
epangl. @enlcin6e oes Goitor SdJitl7
felerIid eingetpeibt. 3u Oieicr ,Seiel
batten lid Die MitaIicoer Der be.
nodbarten 8emcirbcr iehr 5nGl.
reid eirgefunoen. Yaitor 8obus.
pom Smiss, prebiqte am 8ormittaa,
it,abreu0 Die Ioitoren Raale, pptl
gop, Weper, bon Grofp, ln0 @reit.
ter, Don 9ap, All ~gtadnnittag pre-.
oiaten. @lS Orgntiit fru1qirtc Sch.
rer 8ilbelm S6nl5, melder Dem
Snitrlmelrt icbr id)0ne MeIooiell
entlodte mo oober iopobG fiir
lid ieIbft ais apie fir Ole Orgcl,
arobes Sob erittete.
Srot s. Sd)mi0t, llebIt 6ani.
lie, tor 9eaepiIle, Sas., befinoen
lldJ sur Belt altf @eiild inn e~lterli.
den Saltie.
5rarf @cbuer, Under 8ieb.
Donoler, perianote am letten Mon.
tag. bon &oiebito, mieoer cine Gar.
laoirng 8ieb itad) ct. 2ouis.
Sermon @inter uu0 Sobn err.
bnlten oieie ISOLDE ipieSer 3fuei Gar.
laounaen aunitoiinger gum gerfoirf
al Die Sarmer in oieier @eoeno.
Dieier au%nftoiiitger miro bier iebr
piel pertpeitoet uit6 ale Sarner mel.
DIE oenieIben gebraudJten, BADEN on.
oiird eiltelt grobcn GilBen erBiclt;
Der Wei5en fat 6nourdy i'm @eiuidt
5ltgenommen. &orgenomaner Gro.
ben bnben ge5eigt Dab folder @ei.
5efr 60 Bfnnb per 8ltideI eetpoqet
bat.
Sri. Soa 8itte lit am Montaa
oieier @nde nnd ct. 2ouis aereiff,
Inn ben 8inter iibpr bort Sit 6Iei.
ben.
Srau erlingbaus, bon ct.
2ouis, ipar fiir3lid1 bier aitf 9eiitdl
bel benz eItern, @ilb. @itte uno
@ottin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
gtotis !

@ir lclfen bierinit Sic Gufmcrf.
iumfeit Der 2eier oieies @Iottes aui
Die neiie ar3eige Scr Scrmann So.
pings 8orf, bon Srrnaitli, Mo.
Sn iciner letten Geriommlung
bcid,lob oos Gireftoriun bieIer 8ont
bonn s. SUM on, Den 2insfuB ollf
6 oGer IL Wonote Iaufenoe 3eitOe.
poiiten, bon 3 9ro5ent aitf 4 gro.
sent per Sabr Su erboben. Gepoii.
teilideine, lpeld5e geoentpdrtig in
Strait iinb, uno altf 8 8ro5ent aus
geiteat iirrO, tragen aud bonn obigeu
Sage al a Gro5ent per Sabr. Sr-
Dem mir abermaIs mi Die Siderbeit
0ieicS alten @eloinititutes birfueilen,
bitten mir i'm Gltrrlt meitcrcn ge.
neigten 3uipru6.
Sermann SdpineS @anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08

6rou @uglit 9edmann ne6Tt
Sodter, Sri. @nr1no, BON Santa SO.
ia, Gal,, trafen I'M 9nllfc oicier go.
de bier etlt gum 9eiltdl bel @m.
9erfnlam iotpie anberen %er4pan0.
ten in 2ittIe Berger. Bon bier
aus miro lid Srnl 9erfnlonn nady
ct. SouiS beaef,cil itlt6 Miro Damn
bon BORT, nodJ eilem aitfentbalt Don
meDreren Monoten, mieber mad
Santa &oiu, Sal. 8uriif febren.
Sobn Sngrlim ulro Satin bot.
ten oieier Gage Dos Salts boil, in.
Dem foIgenoe &inoer llno @nfelfin-
Der 81 Infang 6ieier @ode alrf 9e.
irtdl arlIangten; 6rau &eepes (ge6.
Serum Sngrum) uirO 5uei &irOer,
bon &aIama3oo, Mif.; 6rau &errp
(geb. MDrtle Sngriim) rebit fleinenl
Sobn, BON ct. Souis; Senrp
Sn9rltm unO ghuaro Srgritm, nebit
fleiner 3odter, beiOe bon Sort
8ortb, Ger; 8alter Sngrum uno
Satin, bon ct. 2onis. s erner nod
6rau Mouloing (geb. SIine Sug-
rum) liro Oeren Sinner, meI6e bier
nobnert, 1nt0 Sranf Snerlini, Der
Sngenieur auf Dem 9ampfer Sltlills
s. SiDber, ipeld]er Dfters bierber
fomint. 3reiino Sobn uno Satin
baben es iett idor onf neult Grfel-
finoer gebrndt, ttrb Don ocnislben
fparen oiesrla1 iedls g%egetnpGrtig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
Gan@--!Scimcs.

Serr Sutton ". 9aiubp. BON 6icr,
limo 6rar &atie SeimeS. BON
Shpiss, pltr6cn am letter. M1ittpod,
I'M bieiiaen G%ourthous 9etrallt. Serr
Gaiibp lit Der Goter bonn Srou Ben
Ruit Der @attin beS geiiters oes
Il. e. @otelS, unb sic grartt eignet
cine biibide Sarm Inv Ser Ndbe bon
SlpiSS, Sa, ia, mir bnben iton
lmtge qebodt, BOB 6relnrb 9oltbp
3ltr Gildift fomntcn miiroe hob es
ntdt gut lei iueiiit Ser Meftid 10
gang aQein lit. @ir grntuIieren
beiterts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08

" Srdiileins Malpena nlro @mrto
Starfe, Don Morriipn, baben itren
Sorratb bon nei,elt, prndtpolci IA.
men ; IrlBii9en GOATS uu0 Sfirts)
loeben erbaltcn unb iperben iid bieie
@od>a nadJ ct. 2ouis bege6nc, sum
Gilfoipf zines allsgcT0hltet 2agcrS
BON 3amenfMitelr mo Yltblpaaren
Gl9ilinerp), tDeldle bis 5um 30. Sep
TENDER in pollt0noiger Mltsiuabl Giel
anbono Iein meroen. Die Gr0ffnung
ullieres <tpoaren Beid1itS miro
oatll itattfinOen, po5u nuicre 6reui.
DC, iolpie bos Eit6lifum i'm glGac-
meinen. hermit frellnoIidit eingeIu-
Den lin6. &ontn1t uno beiiftiQt i,ri-
Iere r~eid6alti9e IusmaDl nelleiter
nnO moOeritlter @aaren. 3u jebem
8erfntf im @ert) bon $1.00 geben
mir cin &remilim Sidet ais 3ll-
ga6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
Sin tbdncrncr soloh.

SSn ENGLAND bat fiir5lidJ cine Som.
fereltB BON @ertreterm oes Mlitters
lorroes ltn6 Der einSelren 3olonien
itatt9efutoel, BEL Ser Sir Soicpb
@orb oic @riinb1ulg eineS foiierIi.
den HarlnntenteS sur 2%onocsuer.
bcibi9ulp4 nlad,te, oas in alien SIN.
geleaeltbeiteft, oie Die a~ustpdrtige
Tolitif iuto sic Observation-Disclosures
bctreifcn, ollsidjlieblidJ m~oBgeben6
iein lnib ole Soften oaiiir am Die
cin5elipct 8plpnien pertbeiIep iollte.
Ger 8oridjla3 inro iperlig @egenlie.
be, oas Bette, n,aa Ole 9oitDoner
Zines" hnriiber ST melbetL iuitBte,
ipnr, bob bic &ertreter ser aofos
MEN 3um eriten Inle III Die 8es
heirnuiiie Der ulsmGrtiaem Eolitif
@robbritomicrts ei1getneiht iuorOen
ieielt.
Melden GinOrlld oieleS y@ifluci.
ben" amf ote &olpnien genlndt bat;
gcbt ans ~iplGenoen 8orfomnlliB ber-
Dor. &lr3 nodJ @ertng1lng oeu Som.
ferer3 talld,te rns Wfarorcp. Sntbrog.
lilo OH, lupO oieie @elegeribeit Be.
lntste ole .8oIfsitert", 6os Organ
Der 9otba'iden Repierung IN Sii6.
Iirifa, mn gu terfIGren, ooB Siib-
Ifrita, eberio mie ieSc nttoere ells-
liihe &oloirie, ulBpeifeIbnft 6as
&edt babe, fid tit eiitem 4riege, ben
england NIT elmer alpoeren Wod)t
fibre, fir neutral 3l erfl1ren.
SIS feblt nift OIL Gn5eihen, bob
ole Stimnling in an6erer Solomon
d9nIid5 10 iTt, fpic in SiiDJAfrifa, nnh
Dob in SoIge oeien beim erlten Pin
8eifeit oosil altsbrild zines GriegeS
nit elmer @roBmodt Oas gair5e eng.
hide @eItreifs in Stiide ge1en Mir
DC. Ga lit iebr iroglid. Oh ole
Staatsnniitner an Ser 1bentie ges
neigt limo es gerooe ieBt diif oieie'
&raftprobe anfomnen 81 lafien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
Sl6tlidcr Sob.

Sermou 8ta. @utiar, cin 3ar.
ricr, mobnfait in Der Idbc BON
gotp. acmper's Ifos, fam gnbe
letter @odc pIotIid, 5n icinem
Sooe irhcm cr am Samstaa Iad)-
mtttag bon eilem Mouleel einen
Stlaa in Die Nagengceeltb erbieIt
an bciien 6olgc er bcreits am Conn,
tea Sormittag itorb. Gas 9egrb.
nib fanb itott an Montag Na6mit.
tag, airf benz bieitgcn, fatbolRheu
6rieobof. Der 8eritorbene bintcr-
ldbt cine Satin uno ein ainb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-08
Gen M,oivot s(lpoitft hoben mi

Zen Moint Ilpgrtit babeit mir
nun fiir bieIes Syabr billter inns uno
nit Oieiem Monat fiuoet allf) Ser
eigentlid)e CONNER ieinen slbfdtlitB,
ipelm mir aild) itlmerbin ob urb 5u
nod 1ciBe Gage er1uarten folliten.
Die elite S6lfte 6es MoratS au.
quit mar nod iebr beiB, jebody par
IS Mor9cns ltltD mibreno Der 9tGh-
te mlgenepn fii6l. 9ieie beige 3eri,
pbe 6c5 6iesi1brigeit SonnrcrS fano
an Somsto9 por aft SaBelt Elm
pl6blidcS Gnbe III @eltalt zines
olt0ourrn0en Regerls init ltorfem g.
@. @ino. Gieie fiiDIe @ele, ub
ltlto 81 init Gegeib, onltcrte iait
m1brero Der gaiBeh rorigen @ode,
in nab es 6elr @nidein bate. als
ob 6as Sermonn SitbiIditm griiit0.
LID uerreglren tpitr6e. Gum Slid
t1atte ober Der 8etterflerf eiit Gin
ic5enS, bern Der leste Sanstag
bradte iraales 6eItpetter; g~eniigenb
ruarm fir eiit Set I'M Sreicn unb
lidt 5t beib Fir Die 6eit.Garone.
Die erite Slai6e miro Sic ii6er.
5eltgell, Dab eS geraOe 0ie Weoi5in
lit, pelde Sic benotigen. @enn Gil
oepIagt iin6 INIT 9~pipepiia,- &bell-
matismus, 2eberleiber, pOer @e.
idtperbelt, Die burd unreines 9Ilit
entitebMl, 10 gebroiifen Sic Sorni's
Ilpenfrduter. GsiGt in apotbefen
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Cañon City record., 1911-08-31

party utilization. He may also sign
statement number two, which is that
he will cast his vote for the candidate
of his party receiving the highest vote,
thereby making it either a general or
party proposition. If he SO desires,
he does not have to sign either state
ment and can then vote for whomso-
ever he pleases. The theory is that by
securing signatures the people will
know just what to expect from their
legislative candidates when they have
reached the assembly and begin to
vote for United States senator
The law applies to the City of Den
yer the same as to other counties and
gives the election commissioners pow
er to perform the duties otherwise
performed by county officials.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-31
CRIpp E CREEK V'.
" LLIAMSSURG AT FAIR

Secretary Rowland Of the Fremont
County Fair association, has succeed
ed in making arrangements with the
Cripple Creek High Graders" and the
Williamsburg Gold Labels" two of the
best amateur teams in the state, to
play a game Of base ball at the fair
grounds Friday afternoon, September
fifteenth. for the championship of
southern Colorado. The members of
the two organizations are rivals for
supremacy and may be depended up
on to afford visitors to the fair on the
occasion of the contest the most in
teresting exemplifcation of the ma
tional game they have witnessed this
year Big excursions from Rockvale
and the various coal camps of the
county, as well as from the Cripple
Creek district, are assured on the day
of the contest.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-31
ARRESTED FOR SELLING
M0RTGAGEO PROPERTY

E. W. Moore, until recently in
charge of the Strathmore hotel bar
ber shop, was arrested at Manitou
last Saturday on a warrant issued by
Justice Armstrong at the instance of
Lafe Combs and H. H. Freye, charg-
ing him with selling mortgaged prop
erty. Soon after his Disappearance
from here Moore was seen at Colorado
Springs and the warrant was placed
in the hands of the sheriff of FL Paso
county for execution.
Moore, however, did not remain at
the Springs very long and gave out
the impression among his friends
there that he was going to La Junta.
Unable to locate him at the latter
place. search for him was resumed
in the Pixies Peak district which re-
suited in his arrest at Manitou Moore
is alleged in the complaint to have
sold about fifty dollars worth of
household furniture and ether per-
sonal effects before leaving here on
which he had previously given Combs
& Frey a chattel mortgage to raise
some money. Under Sheriff Henry
L. White went to Manitou on Monday
and brought the prisoner here and
lodged him in the county Jail to await
the acticn of the district court at
the November term.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-31
CITIZENS OF SALIOA
To DISCUSS CREAMERY

Salida, Aug. 30-The Farmers Ed
ucational and Cooperative union held
A meeting last Saturday afternoon at
Knights of Pythias hall. Five new
members were initiated, three of them
being women.
A communication was read from w.
H. McKinstry and r. Johnson regard
ing the creamery proposition. These
gentlemen will come to Salida, Sat
urday, Sept 8, when a mass meeting
will be held by the farmers and all cit
izens of Salida for the purpose of dis
cussing the organization of a stock
company to erect a creamery Mr..
McKinstry advised in his letter that
he had already received satisfactory
express rates to ship cream and had
gone thoroughly into the matter of
organization and wants the farmers
especially to get back of the move
ment and make it a success. Mr..
McKinstry was in Salida several
weeks ago and appeared before the
Commercial club and outlined in
way his ideas regarding a creamery.
He believes that plant here would
be mutually profitable to the farmers
and the creamery men. Since that
meeting he has visited a number of
the ranchmen and asked their opin-
ions and advice.