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APPRECIATED IMPROVEMENT

The concrete cuiveit recently built
nt the Joint expense OF the city and
the Santa Fc Railroad company to
carry the flow OF water In the Mil
ditch across Fourth street Ia an I'm
proyement that will be appreciated
by the public. The culvert is eighty
feet In length and cost approximately
eight hundred and fifty dollars. OF
which the city's share was two humid
red and thirty-two dollars and nfty
cents. Among tho material entering
into its construction. all OF which was
furnished by the Santa Fe company.
was Ave tons of steel. three hundred
and fifty-two sacks OF cement. two
car loads Of Stag. two car loads Of
cinders and one car load OF sand.
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CONVINCING TESTIMONY.

Given BY Many Canon City People.
Experience told by Canon City pes-
pie-
Those who have had weak Kidneys
who ssed Dosn's Kidney Pills
Who found the remedy effective
Such statements prove merit.
You might doubt an utter stranger.
You must believe Canon City people
Here's Canon City proof. Verify il.
Read. Investigate. Be convinced.
You'll find why Canon City folks
believe In Doan's.
Mrs. Fred Riggs. AT Greenwood
avenue. Canon City. Colo. says: For
quits awhile there was a dull ache
across the small OF my back and
Doans Kidney Pills brought me entire
relief. I have had no kidney trouble
for . long time and I am glad to con-
firm the public endorsement gave
Doan's Kidney Pills. after frst used
them"
when your back is lame-Remem-
Der the Name" Don't simply ask for
a kidney remedy-ask distinctly for
for Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs Riggs hsd-the home remedy
backed by home testimony. soc. all
stores. -Milburn Co.. Props.
Buffalo, N. Y.-adv
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Best for Skin Disease.

Nearly every skin disease yiclds
quickly and permanently to Buckiin's
Arnica Salvc. and nothing Ia better for
burns or bruises. soothes and heals.
John Deye, OF Gladwin. Mich, says
after suffering twelve years with skin
ailmcnt and spending sob in doctors
bills. Bucklen's Arnica salve ,curei
him. IL will help you. Only 25c. Re-
by Hunter Palmer-adv.
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lyme. New York, and Mrs. j. B. Bald
win of Seattle. Washington. Mrs.
Smith arrived here very Unexpectedly
TO her parents Tuesday afternoon to
take part on the wedding anniversary
celebration: preferring to be here for
that event rather than remain IN
Washington, d. c., where she was last
week. and witness the inauguration
of Woodrow Wilson as president of
the United States. A telegram OF con-
graduation was received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure on Wednesday from Mrs.
Baldwin at Seattle.
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according 10 n number. exceedingly
drastic. The public utilities are pre-
pairing TO make hard Eight TO pre-
vent Its going through the house N II
passed the senate. The section pre-
venting It being referred was taken
out as n result of the Eight made
against II by Republican press But
now that the supreme court has held
that Il cannot be referred II this sen
tence Is inserted. the sentence will no
doubt be reinssrted.
The Democrats Of the senate arc d.
vided the same as they we're two years
ago. This time there are seven re-
formers who absolutely refuse 10 70
iato . caucus with the other seven
teen. This has had the result OF pre-
venting the serious consideration OF
platform pledges.
After working several weskn In an
attempt to get togther on good roads
legislation the senate has appointed
a special committee OF ave to draf,
n bill which. IL is hoped. will be agree
able to all.
Governor Ammons has signed the
public defense bill which appropriates
$4,000 TO aid In defending Colorado
against the several suits that are
pending. which seek to invaiidate her
water rights. State Treasurer Leddy
says that he will pay the money with
out further protest
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When Burton Holmes recently gave
his celebrated travelogue on Panama
at Orchestral Hall. Chicago. he was
seriously interrupted by continual
coughing OF the audience. Many a
good sermon. lecture or concert is
spoiled in the same way. No one an
noys willingly and II people with
coughs. colds. hoarseness and tick
ling in throat would use Foley's
Honey G Tar Compound. they could
quickly cure their coughs and colds
and avoid this annoyance. It is n
splendid household medicine and con-
tains no opiates.. Corner Drug Store.
adv
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Golden wedding AnnI,ersary.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wood celebrated
the fftieth anniversary OF their mar
riage at their home. 110 Riverside ave
nue.. South Canon, few days ago,
Nearly 100 congratuiatory postal
cards were received from seven states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have six children,
four OF whom live In Canon City and
vicinity.
A family dinner was served at their
home. covers being laid for twelve
guests. The color scheme was gold.
They were presented with a set of
gold bowled spoons engraved 1863
1913"
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Soon Get Into Trouble isaIn.

The Denver police have arrested
six OF the thirteen boys released from
the state reformatory at Buena Vista
a week or SO ego. They are holding
them on suspicion that they have been
connected with the numerous holdups
and petty burglaries in Denver and
vicinity lately. Two OF the men. Pas-
quale Smaldido and Frederick Hayes,
have been identified as holdups. ar
cording to the police. Russell and
Frank Hurburt were arrested Wed
nesday night on suspicion. With them
was arrested Albert Edholm. who. the
police say. was released from the re-
formatory about month ago.
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CANON CITY
HIGH BOYS
WON DEBATE

The debate between teams repre-
senting the Centennial high school of
Pueblo and the Canon City high school
here Friday night on the question.
Resolved: That the Natural Re-
sources OF the Country should Be
Owned and Controlled by the States.
Rather than by the National Govern
ment." was a distinct trjumph for the
home team.
The discussion took place in the as
sembly room OF the high school build
ing and the, only regrettable thing in
connection with the affair was the fact
that more people were not present 10
hear IL The Interesting character Of
the event. coupled with the live propo-
sition and the admirable manner IN
which it was handled. was worthy of
the utmost patronage and It was dis
appointment to the promoters and
management of the debate that every
seat In the auditorium where II took
place was not occupied during the
presentation OF the subject
Prof. Sherwood. principal OF the To-
cal high school, presided and the
Judges were Rev. James r. Thomas II
Florence. B. s. Tedman OF Pueblo and
Jas. A. Stump of Canon City. The
visiting team had the affirmative side
Of the question and offered strong ar
gument for state ownership and su-
pervision of the national resources.
but we're met at every point by their
opponents and their reasons for such
a policy OF conservation successfully
combatted.
The debaters were Messrs. James
Edward Wilson. Deane Wells and
Robert Cannon for Pueblo and
Messrs Lyle Craig. Howard Burton
and Robert Underwood for Canon City.
The discussion was opened by Mr..
Wilson who endeavored TO show from
decisions of the United States supreme
court that the Federal government had
no constitutional right for Its control
OF the natural resources OF the coun-
try. and he contended that such super
vision was unfair to the states where
such resources were located.
Lyle Craig on behalf OF the negative
pointed out the fallacy OF such line
OF reasoning and made a masterly ar
gument In favor Of ownership and con-
troll by the central government. citing
many authorities in support Of his
view OF the proposition. Mr.. Craig
had the subject well in hand and de-
mollshed in short order the allegations
made by Mr.. Wilson that conservation
should lie with the states.
Both Howard Burton and Robert
Underwood ably followed the splendid
course of reasoning pusued by Mr..
Craig and IL was apparent before the
disputation closed that the negative
would be the victors in the contest.
The Pueblo boys. however. acquitted
themselves most creditably and their
line of argument was cogent and
clear-cut. The debate was remarkable
for the thorough. forcible and convinc-
ing manner in which It was presented
by each side and that the home team
won entities It's members 10 general
congratulations. The judges were
unanimous in their decision for the
Canon City boys.
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Mrs. william Wilson and sister.
Miss Lottie Richards OF Coal Creek
are spending a part OF the week In
Canon City visiting with another sis
ter. Mrs. J. d. wiIlIams.-rsockvaio
Paradox.
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Mr. ana MR.. Gus stromberger .

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus stromberger Of
Lincoln park are the parents of a
handsome baby boy. born to them at
the hospital hero on Thursday morn
ing Of this week. Mother an infant
reported to be getting along nicely.
congratulations are In order.
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NEW BOOKS AT THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

sSShS
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The following books have been ad-
ded to the public library and are
ready for circulation:
Non-fetion.
Addams-Spirit OF Youth and the
City Streets.
Addams-Twenty Years Of Aull
House.
Dewey-School and Society.
Gill-School Republic.
Kelly-Twentieth Century Socialism.
Lukens - Connection Between
Thought and Memory.
McMurry-Method OF Recitation.
Mon.rose-Montesso Method.
Parsons-EnglIsh versification.
l-orthophony or Vocal Cul-
ture.
Sully-Teacher's Handbook Of Pay
chology.
Van Antwerp-stock Exchange from
Within.
white-school Management.
Fiction.
Barborn-Cupid En- Route.
Bartlett-Lady Of the Lane.
-whippin.
Barton-Barry Wynn.
Bosher-Mary Cary.
Chambers-Blue-bir Weather.
Courtesy-Picture OF Polly.
Curtis-Story OF Cotton.
Dowd-Polly of the Hospital Star.
Dumas-Court OF Monte Cristo.
Dumas-Three Muskiteers-
Dumas-Forty-five Guadrsmsa-
Dumas-Twenty Years After.
Dumas-vicomb de Bragelomne.
Dumas-Marguerite de Valois.
Dumas-La Dame de Monsorean.
Gillmore-Phoebe, Ernest and Gu
pid.
Johnston-Mary Wares Promised
Land.
Loncaster-one and the Other.
Little-Lady and Soda Sam.
Loraine-Lucky Chance.
Neely-Fred Spencer. Reporter.
Paine-Mark Twain.
Samuel-Story of Gold and Silver.
Taggart-Six Girls Grown Up.
Van Loan-Big League
Wills-Patty's Butterfly Days.
wright-That Printer OF Udell's.
English woman's Love Letter.
The following books have been ad-
ded to the rent list and will be loan
ed for five cents a week:
Barclay-Upas Tree.
Bartlett-Guardian.
Bower-Good Indian.
Chester-Jingo.
Connor-Corporal Cameron.
ErslSine-Joyful heatherly.
Johnson-Cease Firing.
Morris-Blue Anchor Inn.
De la Pasture-Honorable Mrs. Gary.
Shedd-Iise OF Strife.
stanley-The Master of THE Oaks. .
wells-New Machiavelli.
Wilson-Bunked Beau.
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A. b. Collins. deputy sheriff OF DEN
yer county. brought couple OF pris-
oners to the penitentiary the nrst OF
the week. while here he visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ Collins
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Make Us Prove 1t

We dare exagxerate you. We dependent upon
To have and confi-
We the following with full under
standing Of what they You safe when
believe In these statements
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OF bowel Ills and In . short time
%.a. 4 pS,ss and sss son
thus tending 10 stop such unhealthy
habits ~ may have been formed
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cause the grass hides them. I wish
knew what to DO. II / stay here I'll be
perfectly safe, but I'll get u good scoId-
Ing for not watching and SO knowing just
when nanny moved. II that is her out
there Of course, the thing for me to do
Is to mind what she has said SO often
and follow her and do just what she
does. Then she need never know how
ing"
The white spot was growing smaller and
smaller. and Little Peter was still un-
decided what to do. He remembered how
many. many times he had been told not
to put SO much as his nose outside the
old briar patch, because the Green Mead
ows were very. very unsafe for little
Rabbits. Then he thought of his sisters
and brother and how they would brag
and boast II they should find out that
they had been out on the Meadows with
their mother and he hadn't.
They'll just tease ne to death, he
said to himself. Il don't believe there is
any danger out there anyway. If I get
out there and find that that white spot
isn't mammy's tail l can just turn around
and run back here and no one need know
anything about it. Besides, l just know
that that is nanny out there, and she
won't like 1t a bit If she finds that I am
not with her. There's no use staying
here I'm just going, so tllere!''
And with thar Little Pete crept out OF
the dear, safe old briar patch and started
as fast as his little legs would take him
after the white spot out on the great,
shadowy Green Meadows.
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cHlNTZ AND CRETONNE.

,rh.re never was time, Of course.
when cretonne was not suitable ma
terial for hang!ngs and upholstery. But
there never was q time, perhaps, when
cretonne was 80 much used as It Is now.
The makers Of the material. quick to take
advantage OF fashions changes. already
have Persian patterns on the market.
They are reproducing the old English
chintzes In cretonne that sells for price
as low as - cents. They have black
backed cretonne on the market, to meet
the demand for black. interiors. And they
still show many charming crctcnnes Of
the usual sort-howery designs on light
backgrounds.
One OF tie interesting new cretonnes
shows a Well covered ground In a small!
rose design. The ground of the cretoniie
is checked off In diamonds with zlgZaE
black line. Another new cretonne has Il
black ground almost entirely covered with
lunches Of red and blue and yellow roses.
Still another shows a white ground on
which big green and yellow and red par
rots sport among trees laden with red
and yellow and blue flowers. This color
combination sounds formidable, but the
colors, though clear and bright, all har-
monte with each other.
The old English chintz patterns are per-
maps the most charming OF dil 4SdAJ "a
them show much faded blue and dull red
that give softness and cheertness Wnen
combined with each other. These chintzes
make the most restful and artistic Tor
bedroom decoration. II you have old Eng
lish furniture, this Is the sort OF cretonne
you would naturally choose. Nothing else
goes with furniture Of that sort
In an old English bedroom the hang
ings at the windows. the cushions on the
furniture. the bedspreads and covers for
the pillows on the beds should all be
made Of cretonne. With SO much color
in the furnishings the room should be
papered with some neutral tint. or pan
eled in white enamel, or finished with
rough plaster stained gray or cream
Many Of the chintzes and cretonnes
make interesting panels for bedroom
walls In some attractive rooms the ef-
feet Of a panel is produced by hanging
several lengths OF cretOnne on the Walls.
Behind o bureau or dressing table or
dresser such treatment Is effective. The
cratonne can be stretched smoothly or
gathered, and can be hung from the
half way up the wall. II the mirror over
the dressing table is separate from the
table II can be hung nat against such
panel with good effect.
The nursery cretonnes arc delightful.
All the nursery rhymes are pictured IN
bright colors ON cretonnee that sell at
ions, curtains and bedspreads made OF
cretonne showing the antics OF Little 10y
Blue, Miss Nfuffet. Bo-Peep. Little Tom
my Tucker and all the other heroes OF
Mother Goose days needs no other deco
ratioEs. :.
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When You Eat Liver.

Liver, always apIctizing. is especially
to be desired when the first chill OF au-
tumn strikes the air. Liver and bacon
are good enough-probably no better COM
binaton has ever been devised But that
Is no reason why the energetic cook
Should stop short with liver and bacon.
She should learn to cook liver in a dozen
different ways. each delicious, before she
Is satisfied with herself.
Liver loaf is one of the best liver. dishes
there U.s. 1t Is sometimes called false
pate de- fois sras. To make it cut a
caifs liver in pieces and then press it
through a sieve. Measure this pulp and
to every cupful add a quarter of a cup
ful OF flour, a little salt, half teaspoonfuT
OF pepper, some cayenne. nutmeg and all
spice, two eggs and teaspoonful OF but
ter. MIN it all thoroughly and put it
through sieve again. Then pack 1t into
we'll buttered mold and put 1t in a pan
or not water in the oven for three-quar-
ters OF an hour. Serve 1t hot with a
brown gravy. or cold with salad. Gar
nish 1t with any appropriate garnish--
parsley. ripe olives, celery tops or hard
eggs.
Liver omelet is good 1t affords a way
~'AASASe
of four eggs, beaten stiff separately and
together. Put an ounce of butter in an
omelet pan and pour in the omeiet When
it is set add a cupful Of chopped cooked
liver. and fold the onelet.
Liver balls are also made with left
over liver. Chop the meat fine and add
a little grated onion, sage. beaten egg
and bread crumbs. Form i'll balls and Try
In deep fat.
Liver and rice make delicious dish.
For 1t. boil lambs liver until tender and
then chop it. Put it in alternate layers
with Well boiled rice in a buttered baking
dish. Moisten the whole with melted
butter. and season well with salt. cay
enne and chopped parsley. Top with
layer of rice, well buttered, and Drown in
the oven.
Leftover liver can be chopped ana
then pounded TO a paste, mixed with
little cream and melted butter. well ma
vored with salt and pepper and then
spread between thin slices OF white bread
and butter to form delicious sandwiches.
Copyright. 1918. by TIE Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate, New York Gu'j
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! Be PRETTY! TURN
{ GRAY HAIR DARK.
Try Grandmother's Old Favor
lite Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost every one knows that
Sage Tea and Sulphur. properly
compounded, brings back the nat
ural color and luster TO the hair
when faded, streaked or gray; also
ends dandruff. itching scalp and
stops falling hair Years ago the
only way to get this mixture was
to make it at home, which is mussy
and troublesome. Nowadays. by
asking at any drug store Tor
"Nyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy you will get a large bot
tie Of this famous old recipe for
about so cents.
Don't stay gray. Try it! No
one can possibly tell that you
darkened your hair, as it does it 50
naturally and evenly. You dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, TAX
ing one small strand at time;
by morning the gray hair disap-
pears, and after another applica-
ton or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and glossy.
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Little Pete Follows a Spot of
White.
BY Thornton w. Burgess.

BY Thornton W. Burgess.
Copyright, 1913. by J. q. Lloyd
III do Just as an told.
Why, then, my motheru never scol.
Little Pete said this over and over to
himself as he sat in TIE dark just at the
edge Of the old brlar patch, looking and
looking for a white spot to follow as 1t
bobbed along the little paths that crossed
and recrossed In every direction. You
my's tall" a play lesson all little Rab-
bits have to learn. The white spot for
which he was looking was the tall Of his
mother. little Mrs. Peter Rabbit: all that
he could see Of her when she ran ahead
Of him In the dark. The trouble with Lit
tie Pete was that he had not remembered
that little verse soon enough.
You see. Mrs. Peter had suddenly sat
down and. Of course, her tail had disap-
peared, for she was sitting on 1t. Little
Pete and his brother and sisters had at
once sat down, too, as they had been
taught to do. But. instead OF watching
for his mother to move again, Little Pete
had turned his head to look out on the
Green Meadows, and while his head was
turned MIS. refer lidO gone OH ana 81
had Little Jed and Fuzzy and WuzZy.
But Little Pete didn't know this and so
he waited and waited and grew anxious
and more anxious and still more anxious.
And when at last he ventured to signal
softly and then louder. but got no reply.
he felt SO lonely he wanted to cry.
He was trying to decide what he should
do when he just happened to glance out
on the shadowy Green Meadows. What
was that? Surely. 1t was a white spot.
and it was moving. Gould 1t be his
mothers tail? Little Pete rubbed his
eyes and looked very. very hard. 1t was
a long way off, and growing smaller all
the time, by which Little Pete knew that
it was moving away from him. The
longer he looked the more sure he felt
that 1t must be the tail of his mother.
'Oh. dear. I wish I knew! I wish !
knew he sighed. she didn't say any
thing about going out on the Green
Meadows. Perhaps she was planning II
for surprise. do believe she was. and
do so want to go out there! It's funny
I don't see the tails Of Fuzzy and Wuzzy
and Little Jed, but perhaps that is be-
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Our Fall Importation of BLUE Earth
en- Kitchenware is Now Received.

The particular housewife knows the merits or
this High-grade Kitchenware. It is beautifully
finished and evenly glazed. presenting RICH ex-
terror OF blue bands, with interior of white enam-
eled porcelain It is absolutely sanitary, because
it can be easily cleaned and kept clean 1t IS de-
cidedly inexpensive for the high quality Of the
ware Our fall importation of the genuine English
production IS now here for your selection
Covered Butter Pots, upward . 4sc
Cereal Jars. upward ....1,c
Mugs, upward .......:..1o c
Mixing Bowls upward Sc
Pitchers, upward .............Ioc
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nv 7HE
'hIT1G65HEH
PANTRY
Fried Shad. American.

After the shad is cleaned and washed,
split It down the back, cut out the back
bone. divide tine fish into pieces about
three or four inches SQUARE and lay
them on clean. dry cloth. Have in
readiness a dripping pan or a large
frying pan containing hot fat an inch
deep. Roll the fish in flour seasoned
with salt and pepper. put it into the fat
when smoking hot, and brown on both
sides. Use a broad spatula or cake
turner to turn over the pieces in order
that they may not be broken. AS quick
ly as the pieces brown lift them from
the fat. lay on brown paper for a mo-
ment to free them from the fat and
turn onto hot dish. Serve with lem
ons, pickles or cucumbers.
Cod, italian Style.
Put a medium-sized fish into a sauce
pan with Glove Of garlic. a bay leaf.
one or two sprigs of thyme. small lump
of butter. two or three cloves and salt
and pepper. Dredge in little flour and
cover the fish with milk. Boil gently
until the fish is cooked, then remove and
drain. Put in with the cooking stock a
rev boiled button onions, and boil quick
~ for ten minutes. Sprinkle some graf
ed cheese on the bottom of a deep dish,
put the cod on it, place the onions and
some fried sippets of bread around 1t
and strain the sauce over. Cover the
top with grated cheese and bake for
fifteen minutes in u brisk oven. Serve
OH the same dish.
Baked Trout, Marcelline.
Scrape and clean about six pounds OF
trout. draw through the gills, wash well
and wipe inwardly. Stuff with force
meat. put into. baking pan over a
quarter of a pound of butter melted,
cover with a little mushroom liquor or
a few mushrooms chopped, also with a
number OF slices OF pork. and sprinkle
over three or four tablespoonfuls- OF
chopped onions, a can Of mushrooms
without any liquor, and a tablespoonful
Of minced parsley, and salt and. pepper