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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Amanda ]. Lttleton. De-
ceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administratrix OF the estate
OF Amanda J. Littleton. late of the
County OF Fremont. In the State OF
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives no.
tice that she will appear before the
County Court OF said Fremont Coun-
~. at the Court House In Canon City.
In said county. at the March Term.
1913. on the Sist day OF May. 1913.
at 10 a m. at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose of having the same ad-
justed- AL persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this
18th day OF April. A. d. 1914
ELLA d. BASSFORD.
Administratrtk.
Y1rst Pub. April II. 1917.
tAoe ruh heAy IL i9tA
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/ use him more while you had him.

use him more while you had him.
Then let the same committee call
on your county commissioners. They
are all right and It is not right to ov-
erlook them when you want money 10
help build up your community. am
svre they won't go down on Main
street and ask for chance to chip
in
Then form syndicate of Canon
City men to take over lands as fast
they may be obtained at low figure.
holding them until such time as 1t may
seem ripe" TO exploit and unload them
refer 10 the lands not now occupied.
mostly north OF town. II would prove
a good thing for the community and
a money maker for those investing IN
them.
Let's not waste our ttms. energy
and opportunity talking about facto-
riea. etc. Oh. certainly am In favor
OF them. but let's not stand stm
waiting for them. but there's NAM
other things just as imiortant to your
community that you can get
Diversified farming and fruit grow
ing, berrying. etc. Listen, know 81
a man here Nho Is raising alfalfa ami
has fine COWS. and he told me satnr-
day that he had year old cows that
are paying him : per cent on a yaIu-
tion OF si.7oO. and / viii tell you en-
phatlcaIly that the land is no. as good
and the water rights not as good as
the lands lying Immediately north 81
Canon City.
believe If those lands sold In ten
and twenty acre tracts and put into
diversified crops. viii yield an income
that would astonibh the people.
You mug: bear in mind that your
section has had some mighty hard
knocks during the past 1--WE years.
Count them
Canon City has more advantages =
and fewer disadvantages than any
other town anywhere
Roads. scenery. climate. soil. re-
sources OF so many kinds. mineral
waters and a water system that is not
eqnalied anywhere l have been.
II these CaIifornians had what you
have they woule 20 Wild ever H. This
is not boosting. It's plain spoken
facts
When you get the power that Ia go
Ing 70 waste In the Royal Gorge. then
you can se, manufacturing plants. but
the Rio Crande viii hold that awhile
yet. and you will have to wait
H. s MADDOX.
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First Pub. May 1. 1913.
Last Pub. May 10. 1918.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the
uinth regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF The Raymond Con-
solidatod Mines Company will be held
At the Office OF the company. IL Bur
rage block. Canon City. Colo. at ?
O'Clock in the afternoon Of Tuesday.
the 50 day OF June, 1913. for the pur-
pose OF electing FIVE directors for said
company. hearing reports OF officers.
considering the question OF anthoriz-
Ing the board of directors to tnd
WAYS and means 10 pay OF. adjust or
settle the Indebtedness OF the COM
pany: the giving OF bond and lease
or lease or bond on the property. or
TO raise money by mortgage or 9TH
erwise. for future development; and
for the transaction OF such other bus
mess as may properly come before
the meeting OF the stockholders OF
said company.
The Raymond Consolidated Mines
Company.
r. NJ. LAMONT. President.
IRA CARRIER. Secretary
First Pub. May 1. 1919.
Last Pub. May Is. 1913.
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Notice Of Sheriff-s Sale on Mortgage
Foreclosure.
STATE OF COLORADO.


County of Fremont. SIS
In the District Court,
In the District Court
John Chetelat. Plaintiff.
vs.
Edward MacClain. Defendant
Notice Is hereby given that pursu-
ant to a decree of foreclosure and
sale. made and entered of record in
the District Court in and for said
Fremont County, on the 26th day OF
September. A. d. 1912, In the above
entitled cause. Wherein IL was de-
creed that a certain mortgage deed
made. executed and delivered by the
defendant above named. on the 2ist
day OF December. A. ID. 1910. to the
plaintiff above named. and duly re-
corded at page 357 of book 1i7 OF the
official records in the office of the
County Clerk and Recorder of said
Fremont county. be foreciosed: and
the Sherin or said Fremont County
Is authorized. empowered and directed
By said decree of foreclosure TO sell
the property In said mortgage deed
mentioned. and as more particularly
hereinafter described; and that the
proceeds OF said sale. after paying
all costs and expenses OF the sale.
and costs OF suit. be applied under
the terms aud provisions of said de-
cree TO the payment OF the amount
decreed as due and owing TO the
plaintiff. nsmely, the sum Of one
Thousand and Ninety-seven Dollars
and Ninety-eight Cents tSl0a3.SSl to-
gether with interest on said sum
from date oLentry OF said decree at
eight per cent per year. and costs
taxed az Tweuty-eight Dollars and
Forty-seven Cents (S2S.40. And a
duly certified copy OF said decree hav-
ing issued out of the office OF the
Clerk OF said Court and delivered TO
me as sheriff. as aforesaid. I. Will
liam II. Newcomb. as sheriff OF the
County OF Fremont In the State OF
Colorado. pursuant TO. and by author
fly of said decree. will. at the Macon
avenue front door OF the court house.
at Canon City. in said County. on
Saturday. the 18th day OF May, a. D.
1913. commencing at the hour OF 10
o'clock in the forenoon OF said day.
offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder
and for the highest price the same
will bring in cash. all the following
described real estate and property.
situate in the County OF Fremont and
State aforesaid. to-wif:
Lots numbered one C1). two CD,
three (3l, four (il, five t5) and six
(6). all In block eleven (lD. Har-
ding's Addition to the town (now
city of Canon City. according to the
plat thereof on file in the office OF the
County Clerk and Recorder Of said
County. together with all and singu-
lar the appurtenances and privileges
thereunto belonging or In anywise ap-
pertaining
Dated al Canon City. Colorado. this
23rd day of April. A. ID. 1913
WILLIAM H. NEWCOMB.
Sheriff
BY CHARLES T. CHAPMAN.
Under-Sheriff.
First Pub. April -. 1913.
Last Pub. May Is. 1913
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The engagement of Beach D. Lyon
and Miss Virginia Mcslullen of this
city has been announced and the we'd
ding VIII take place .some time in
June The groom came here a few
years ago from Canon City. Colorado.
and is popular with a wide circle of
friends-sait Lake Heraid-Republi-
can.
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BABY chicks chean. one day: also
eight weeks old. S. c. White Leg
horns. Surpass Poultry Farm. Peytoa.
Colo. Mr.. Davis writes: Il bought
baby chicks OF you last year. the nm
est In the country; they began laying
before eve months old and iayed all
winter" isn.
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FOR sALE-For the next sixty days
at . bargain. my fruit ranch % r.in-
cola Park r. D. rripp. sos n. hAin.
Pueblo. Colo. ~
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Buy |. & N. seml-Mixsd Real Paint

Buy L. & M. semi-Mixsd Real Paint
It's the very best quality paint. II
wears best and looks best 1t cost
the least money. Its use for thirty
seven years has proven these facts
It's White Lead, White Zinc and Lin
seed Oil Just mix quarts OF LIN
seed Oil with eacg gallon Of L. & M.
Semi-Mixed Real Paint. and make it
"a gallons Of pure paint ready for
use at a cost Of $40 per gallon. The
L. & M. SemfsIixed Real Paints sold
by B. q. Rozier-
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PLAN FROM JAIL
TO PULPIT FAILED
SAID He WAS GOING TO PREACH,
BUT TURNS OUT A
FUGITIVE.

Atlanta, May rs Dan Shaw, who
was going to be preacher as soon
as he had served his sentence for be
ing a blind tiger, has turned out a
fugitive from justice instead.
Shaw is probably the most notori-
Gus ex-blind tiger Of Atlanta. A night
or two ago he was arrested with 46
others in raid on local club. and
released on his own recognizance to
appear in the recorders court this
morning. He failed to show up and
IS said to have skipped the city.
Shaw is the man who was pardoned
by Gov. Brown sometime back on con-
dition that he would leave the city
and never come back There was a
city charge against him, too, but May
or Woodward also stepped in and par
doned him, bringing on a lively tilt
at the time with the recorder.
No effort VIII be made to apprehend
,shaw as long as he stays out of
Georgia, but the minute he sets foot
on Georgia soil again. he win be
Jailed
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rRgckLEs
Don't Hide Them With Veil; Re.
move Them With the othine
Prescription.

This prescription for the removal
Of freckies was written By promi-
nent physician aud gs usually so sue
cessful in resomingl freckles and Civ
ing a clear. beautiful, complexion that
It is sold BY I'd q Bruce Under an
absolute guarantee ~ refund the
money If il fails
Don't hide your freckies Under
veil; get an ounce OF pthfpe and re
move them. Even the FIRST few appli
cations should show a wonderful i'm
proyement. some of the Fighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for shs
double strength othine; it is this thai
& sold on the money back guarantee
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THE PAST|ME TODAY.

"The gift Of the stoFm' a me
Lubin drama.
"Bedelia Becomes a Lao! d via
graph comedy.
The Elder Brother an Edison
drama with Mary Fuller in the lead.
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For the ailments of women, DIR.
SIMMONS SQUAW VINE COM
POUND is an effective remedy. 1t
eorrects Irregularities. builds UP a
strong body. promotes cheerful spir-
its and restores a clear, healthy com
plexion Price s1O0 per bottle. Sold
by all druggists
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90
DAME FASHION SAYS

TUNES are ruler th last year
futed full in back and etssume then
greater length.
Some Of the new effective tloune
ings are of linen and they show lloral
patterns in blindwork with an oeea
stonal lace medallion
The hasqued coat and the basqucd
gown are ont in goodly numbers, Of
ferlng ample opportunity for reno
waiting half worn garments
The silhouette remains slender, and
while skirts have Increased In slmpli
tnde on the hips. they still cling
closely Just above the ankles.
The gowns OF the moment retain
the short square train, but the taste
Tor this cannot endure long in a day
that is essentially practical in dress.
A new train il cut with wide
square end and the end gathered into
rather broad tuoks. The tusks were
close together, and instead of being
ironed down Nat they were slightly
pressed the reverse way. so that they
gave the iluted appearance that was
very attractive.
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MARsHAL,s SALE

win be sold at the city pound on
the 5.st day OF May, 1913, at high
noon, the following stock, to-wit; One
brown and white spotted bull, about
one year old and unmarked To be
sold for impounding fees and cost
A. l.. OWENS,
City Marshal
Brunswick, Ca. May n, 1913
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All kinds Of needles, oil belts. shut.
Ties and attachments at Geo. +.
Gays,
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THE KEY.

All that | crayed belonged to me,
Gcd held the gifts and The key;
He held them waiting my command.
And yet would not understand,
IN petulanee and discomfort
Full many wasted year was spent
] cried. How cruel il the fate
That bids me work and weep and wait
For things which make life worth
living.
Nor rch the giver in the giving
A little 10y. little wealth,
Result from toll. abundant health;
\ chance to do. chance TO be-
And then ! looked and found thekey.
Right Ia my heart ! carried Il,
Dlvinely fashioned, formed to ri
The lock OF Gods great reservoir
Which held the things i hungered for
The key was love pure gold acrust
With glittering gems Of faith and
Trust
u fits ali doors. It turns all locks;
L leads the way through walls and
rocks:
II lifts all bolts. unbars the gate,
And shows us where LIES treasures
wait.
Oh, are there heights thy feet would
press?
Seek love, the key to all success.
rstxa tad
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One million dollars made By Singer
company by selling the best oil at 10
cents at Geo. r. Gays.
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ANOTHER BUNCH OF
MRS. slPLE's RECIPES.

The ladies oil Brunswick should re-
tsin the splendid recipes Ms. Siple
is irving them through The News
every day. Here are some good
ones:
Lord Baltimore Cake,
1l-i cupfuis sugar, IL teaspoon
fills baking powder. "a cipful Crisco,
~ teaspoonfui salt, tessroonful Va.
nilla, yoik six IS beaten lisht, ? l.2
cGpfuls sifted ilorr, - cupfui cold
water. Cream Crisco, add sugar and
cream together Sift together three
times the dry ingredients cnd add al
teruately with water. Add Vanilla,
heat mixture thoroughly and last dold
in the beaten yolks Of eggs.
Lady Baltimore Cake.
la cupfuls sugar. . 10 teaspoon
fuls baking powdsr. S-4 cupful criseo,
10 teaspoonful salt, IL cupfrl cold
water whites of eggs beaten stiff,
/ teaspoonful vanilla, tBakc in three
layersl, 21-2 eupfuls sifted flour,
Mix the came as. Lord Baltimoro,
using whites Of egs Instead OF yolks.
Filling or Icing.
3 cupfuls sugar whites OF gegs, /
cEpful boiling water, (This makes
enough for both cakes Bp
and water without stir until (
viii spin thread III inches ldEg,
and then poar slowiy on baAten
AEhites Of egY stirring constantly.
Before dividil icing take out & tabls.
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/, spocnfus for top Of the two cakes.
For Lord Baltimore Cake
Take IL cupfel Of the icing, put in
~ cupful chopped raislns. ~ cupful
chopped nuts, figs cut small
For Lady Baltimore Cake. =.
Take the other half Of icing. put In,
10 cupful candied cherries. 10 cup
fai candicd pineapple chopped fine
Social Items
Miss Nell Akin has returned from
Shorter college.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown are vel
coming little daughter
Mrs. G. q smith leaves Sunday to
visit relative in Fitzgerald.
90
The meeting OF the w. G. T.. u. has
been postponed until next week.
90
Mrs. q. Downing leaves this week
to spend several days In Atlanta.
Miss Ethel Connolly will entertain
with a bridge party Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs N. 4. Jeter will re-
move to the Vaughn residence next
week
Mr. and Mrs, NJ f. Stubs, OF
statesboro, are the guests of relatives
iere.
| Mrs. Boiling Whitfield win be host
ass to the Italians Friday afternoon
1t 4 o'clock
Ss<>
Misses Burford Aiken and Polly
Wood have returned from st, Marys
| College, Raleigh, n. G.
| 90
Mrs. G, c. Vaughn left last night
for New Orleans to join Mr.. Vaughn
| and reside in the future.
Mrs. j. T. Dent and Miss ophelia
Dent. OF Hofwyl, were guests OF
friends in the city yesterday
o%<S
Mrs. l. Ii. Haym and little Harry
Hayae left last night to spend some
time with relates in Norfolk, Va.
90
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. NJ. Way and little
daughter have moved down to their
cottage on St Simon for the summer,
90
Miss Helen Branham, who has been
attending Wesleyan, is spending
some time in Hawkinsyille with
friends, before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peerson, who
have been the guests OF Mrs. Il. c.
Peerson, returned to their home in
Mobile last night.
go
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Fuller, Jr..
and little son will arrive Saturday
from Charlotte. n. c., to be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fuller. who
viii spend the summer on St Simon
in the Emanuel cottage.
80
Miss Anna Won Hoffman, the gifted
soprano that will appear at the Pas
time tomorrow night, will draw a
| large audience and in order to ac-
commodate the crowd she has divided
her program into three performances,
s, 3 and 10 o'clock Parties coming
at either hour will hear the entire
program, consisting of four songs.
90
Misses Reiman entertained with a
porch party Tuesday afternoon, to
have a number of their friends meet
their guest, Mrs. Ben Borchardt, Of
Brunswick. Bridge was the diversion
of the afternoon. Mrs. Goodman was
the winner of the consolation prize
and Mrs j. Kantrovitz won the head
prize. The honoree was given dain-
ty handmade lingerie bag as a souve.
mir A refreshing ice course was
served. Greenwood tMiss.l Common
wealth.
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One Protectograph, new, at Geo F.
Gays for sl5.
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Fresh eggs, 25c dozen. Phoenix
Grocery Co.
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Stop at New St. simons Hotel and
enjoy the sea baths oil
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Now open and ready for guests. ST..
5imons New Hotel Gil
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All size mating art squares at
Jays.
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HOW SHE'LL MISS YOU
WHEN YOU ARE CROWN
90

What the poet sang every
niothers's heart has felt. Baby's
photograph taken now and then
will preserve the IMAGE and
memory OF baby days for all
time.
Clever photographers. with the
fast lenses and fast plates of to-
day, get wonderful results in
baby pictures. How long since
you have had your baby's picture
taken?
The photographer in your town.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22
WHAT HEY AL WISH

Eyes," said Mrs. deBrowne-sh
and her friend Mrs. Halle were dis
cussing high finance across the tea
table-"my husband, I'm afraid, lost
a great deal of money owing to the
recent decline in stocks"
you poor dear! Pm $3.50 sorry
to hear that" "
Mrs. Halle sighed sympathetically,
then she looked thoughtful But,
really" she observed, men are fools!
Every time that a fall of this sort
occurs some of them are caught. /
do wish they would be sensible and
sell before the market begins to go
downward" -.s. ...s ;.:-.s
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She glanced desperately around
the cabin and at the bed unrolled on
the other bunk. Might is coming on.
You can't stop here. You can't! 1
tell you you simply can't" .,-.-.
"Of course can. might remind
you that l found the cabin first and
that you are my guests" .-s
Again her eyes travelled around the
room, and the terror in them leaped
out at sight of the other bunk.
Ito Be Continued Monday.)
I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22
oREGoN's NEW WAGE LAW

Portland, Ore, Nov. Platter to-
day Gregon's new minimum wage
law will be in effect. Under its pro-
visions minimum wage of 1925 per
week must be paid all women clerks
who are not apprentices; eight hours
and twenty minutes will be the maxi
mum days work, and fifty hours for
the week; and no woman shall be
employed in a mercantile establish
ment on any day of the year after
6 p. m. The new law, which was de-
cided on by the Industrial Welfare
Commission of Oregon on Sept. "a,
automatically eliminates Saturday
night shopping and night shopping
during the Christmas rush. Only one
big department store in the state APP
peared in favor, when it was being
considered. All the others protested
vigorously against it. ..a.. .... E.
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Haythorne cleared his throat. There
was a rumor that they went to the
South Seas-were lost on a trading
schooner in a typhoon, or something
like that"
'Tnever heard that" Messner said.
'You remember the case, Mrs. Hay
thorne?"
Perfectly" she answered, in a
voice the control of which was in
amazing contrast to the anger that
blazed in the face she turned aside
so that Haythorne might not see.
The latter was again on the verge
of asking his name when Messner
remarked.
This Doctor Womble, I've heard
he was very handsome, and-er-
quite a success, so to say, with the
ladies'"
"WeIl, if he was, he finished him
self off by that affair."" Haythorne
grumbled.
"Prl going out to get some wood"
he said. "Then l can take off my
moccasins and be comfortable.
The door slammed behind him. For
a long time there was silence. The
man continued in the same position
on the bed. The woman sat on the
grub-box facing him.
what are you going to do?" she
asked abruptly.
Messner looked at her with lazy
indecision. what do you think 1
ought to do? Nothing scenic, hope.
You see, I'm stiff and trail-sore, and
this bunk is so restful."
She gnawed her lower lip and
fumed dumbly. -.-..-
"But-' she began Vehemently,
then clenched her hands and stopped.
81 hope you don't want me to kill
Mr.-er-Haythorne," he said gently,
almost pleadingly.
But you must do something's she
cried. -.- .--
son the contrary, it is quite con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
FRISCO EXHIBIT
APPROPRIATION
Senate Yesterday Adopted Amend
ment TO Sundry Bill A~ppropria-
ting S1,5uo,0oo for Exhibit.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Feb. u
The Senate to-day adopted an amend
ment to the sundry civil bill appropri-
ating 100000 for a government eX-
hibit at the San Francisco exposition
to be held in 1915. The amendment
was proposed by Senator Perkins. of
California. and vas adopted without
a roll call.
Statements by Senator Williams. of
Mississippi. that San Francisco had
given a pledge not TO ask for an APP
preparation for a government exhibit
were denied by the California Sena-
tors and by members OF the Senate
committee on expeditions. Senator
Root said the United States had in
vited all other nations TO participate
honor bound to have its own exhibit
there.
Il do not think one should invite .
guest to dinner and then not attend
the dinner" he said.
The exposition amendment provides
for a commission OF three members.
an army officer. "A naval officer and an
employe of the Department of State.
The members ar eto receive maximum
salaries of $500 "a year. including
their regular compensation. and the
commission is not TO continue beyond
July !. 1916.
The exposition amendment will have
to be passed on by a conference com
mission. as IL was contained in the
bill originally passed BY the House.