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in lands containing gravel ani

certain lands containing gravel AMI
asphaltum that this material may be
used in road building.
Mr.. McLain is gratified by the work
of the Denver convention and ex-
presses the opinion that Fremont
county will get something like $4,000
out of the existing fund for road uur-
poses. There is. according to Mr..
McLain, s465. 900 in the state treasury
at the present time belonging to the
internal Improvement fund which will
be turned over TO the state highway
commission for use within the next
few months. All OF the money handl-
ed by the highway commission will be
expended under the direction OF the
various boards of county commission
ers.
The 1914 meeting OF the state good
roads association will be held In Coll
orado Springs. Montrose was an as
pirant for the meeting. but its friends
were outyoted by those favoring Colo
RADIO Springs.
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ExECurOR.s NOTICE.

Estate OF David Schanck, Deceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Ex scutor of the last win and
testament OF David Sclancl. late OF
the County OF Fremont. IA the State or
Colorado. deceased. herery gives no.
tice that be will appear bcsore the
County Court OF said Fremont County.
al the Court House In Canon City. IN
said County. at the December Term.
1912, on Friday. February 21st. 1913.
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the pGr-
pose of having the game adjusted All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
TO the Undersigned
Dated at Canon City, Colorado. this
18th day OF January. A. ID. 1918.
I. y. COULTER, Executor.
First Pub. Jan. %. 1919.
Last Pub. Feb. 20. 1919.
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KNOW 1T WELL.
Familiar Features Well known tn
Hundreds OF Canon City
Citizens.

\ familiar burden In many homes.
The burden of bad back
A lame. weak or an aching hack
Often tells you of kidney Ills.
Deans Kidney pills are for weak
kidneys.
Here is Canon City testimony:
Mrs. W. II. Dawson, 403 s. Ninth St..
Canon City. Colo. says: For years
I had dull ache in my back and be
tween my shoulders When used my
hands and arms. suffered moro and
also when | worked hard. Spots a2-
peared before my eyes andI frequent
~ had headaches and dizziness. Ny
kidneys acted irreguiar.y. Fuai',
my husband got a box OF Doan's KID
.ney Pills for me at Hunter Palmer's
Drug Store and got so much bsnciit
that continued taking them. until
all symptoms OF my trouble were re-
lleved. In a testimonial gave at that
time. told OF my experience aud
whenever l have used Doan's Kidnoy
pills since. have had benefit. I am
willing to confirm my formes en-
dorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the rnited
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
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Notice Of Foreclosure Sale
STATE or COLORADO.
County of Fremont
In the COUNTY Court.

County of Fremont
In the County Court
Emil Tobier. Plaintiff. "a. Anna tnE-
worth. defendant
To the above named defendant. aud
TO all others who may be Interest,"
ed:
Sotit-s Il hereby given that. by vir-
tue OF tho authority vested In ms by
decree OF the court In tho above en-
titled cause, made and entered on tho
18th DAY OF January. 1918. and the or
der OF the Clerk OF said Court made
and Issued pursuant TO the provisions
and directions OF said decree. on tho
nth day OF January. 1918. Will. ON
the 18th day OF February. 1919. COM
mencing mt the hour OF 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon OF that day. offer for
sale and sell at public auction at tho
front door OF the Fremont County
court house In Canon City. State OF
Colorado. To the highest bidder and
for the highest and best price tho
same will bring for cash. all the fol-
ioying described real estate. premises
and property. situate In the County OF
Fremont. State Of Colorado. to-wit;
Lots numbered nine ts) and ten
tf0). In block numbered forty-thrrc
t<3). In Harding's Second Addition 10
Canon City. according to the Recorded
Plat"
The purpose Of said sale IL to COM
ply with the requirements and provi-
sions of said DECREE. which was made
and entered In an action for tho fore
closure of certain mortgage. re-
corded In the office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont
County. In the State Of Colorado. IN
Book 167. at page i26. and particu-
larry to realize from such sale thu
sum Of ei442.ss with interest from
naid date Of said decree and being tho
amount duo aad owing to plaintiff m
by said decree found. including attor-
noyt fees allowed by the Court; Also
to realize tho amount Of costs IN said
action ~ taxed IN the sum Of y12<2s
and for the expenses Of this SALE
Dated January n. 1o1x
WILLIAM n. NEWCOMB,
sheriff Of Fremont County.
First Pub. Jan. ~. 1913
Last Pub, rsb. IS, 1913.
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Chsttel Mortrsxe sale.

We will sell at public auction at
tho Whitiock ranch ON South Diaomnd
avenue, East Canon City. Colo. on
Monday. the 24th day Of January. at
o'clock in tho afternoon:
Eight head Of dairy nilk cows.
One Durham bull.
One horse.
One dairy wagon.
machine.
Terms Of Sale--Cash or six months
time with bankablc note. with per
cent interest from date.
COMBS 4 rRUYu,
Mortgages.
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SCHOOL oRpERs CALLED.

NOTICE. Is hereby glNtn thnt the foI-
lowing registered School Warrants Is
sued by the several districts 5f Fre-
mont County, Colorado, drawn upoa
the special fund, will be paid upon
presentation to the county treasurer
at his office In Canon City. Colora 10,
any time during business hours be-
tween the date OF this notice and the
18th day OF February. A. D. 1913. aud
further notice Is hereby given that
School Warrants called by this notice
not so presented shall cease to draw
interest on and after February 18th,
4. ID. 1913.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

s26.Ooo-s2o acres. Monte Vista.
improved. all in cultivation. all fenced
hog tight. $4,000 equity for. sheep or
cattle ranch in foot hills.
sgc.sco-seo acres. Alamo a. aell
Improved; for Oklahoma OF Missousi
farms.
siS.oOc--i4 aorca frui;. shly ~
proved, money ma.cr. owner non-res-
ident: Tor Denver inccnA roperiy
si.oOO-s acres hne 'rlli. rooms.
closets. bath. pantry. r.nge. three
porches. barn. e,e 1880 cash ard
terms to suit at ~.
s3,70O-2is acres faa fruit. rooms.
cellars. two cisterns. two chicken
houses and three yardi harm. sheds.
ranch tools; 81. 400 equity for modern
residence.
si.75o-1 acre rfuii. room bunga-
low. new; 5000 cash a..d ,cins.
s3.ooo-So acres alf.'fa land. Bas.u.
wyo.. perpetual water right. ditches
cut. three-wire fence. Termr to sui.
or VIII trade.
s16,000-320 acres unimproved. san
Louis Valley. perpetual W. er right;
part or all for Canon city irult ranch
s2,7oo-lO acres. : alfalfa. culii-
waited; $500 acsh and tern's
$1,000 acres alfalfa, plenty of wa
ter. 81 900 cash and terms
sS.00O-s room. modern, 1ne Local
ton. Capitol Hill. Denver: 5000 equi-
ty for clear dry land or rcsidencc.
s7.50o--e rooms. mode-,. city. selec.
location. garage. barn. two acres
ground. fruit: $500 equity for ranch
on Lincoln Park. or in Southern Calf
ss.o0o-s rooms. modern: rooms
and barn with sewer on alley: small
property or both 70 rrsnch on Lincoi.s
Park.
$3.500-s room brick. modern except
furnace. brick work hrrc: for fruit
ranch.
s3.75o-Lovely modern cottage, Ia
veta. barn. small fruit. y,ang shade
trees. on six lots 20 sLares capitol
stock In new saw mill and lumber
company: excellent opportunity
strictest investigation invited: 5000
equity cash or trade for property In
lower altitude.
Put a reasonable price on your pro-
perty. then list with me. viii try
to find what you want. IL, terms ar9
reasonable.
Write. phone or call.
0. {. PARKS
phona West 81 snat lr~b,an& Ava.
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G. C. jackson at STOCK Show.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Jackson are
spending the week In Denver at the
stock show. Mr.. Jackson is some
stock man himself and goes up to see
the real stock rather than the women
with big picture-hats in the boxes.
Notice OF Proposed Sanitary Sewer
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BOB TAYLOR LIKED BINGHAM

consider my friend. Ralph BIng-
ham TO be the finest all round enter
tainer on the American platform. -
Ex-GovernoS~ Bob Taylor of Tennes-
see.
Mr.. bingham will be here next
Tuesday evening. January 2sth.-adv
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LINCOLN PARK.

A party OF young folks OF Lncoli
Park gathered at the Amart home on
Grand avenue Friday evening. us Il
surprise on Miss Gertrude. The even
ing was spent with games and musi-.
Refreshments we're served and all de-
parted at late hour. having had n
fine time.
MIR. George Cia-ks6 n OF aPrkdale
was a Sunday visitor at the Ahart
home on Grand avenue.
A Record Want Ad VIII Rent II.
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CANON CITY
CITIZEN is
HONORED

The Colorado Good Roads associa-
ton at its annual meeting in Denver
the first OF the week conferred a de-
served honor and recognition on Chas.
r. McLajn OF this city in electing
him first president OF the organization
for the ensuing year. No man in the
state has taken a more active or in
telligent interest in highway imprcve-
ment than Mr. McLain. who was one
of the pioneers OF the movement fcr
better public roads in this section nG
the country. and people generally wall
be pleased TO learn OF his selection
for the place he has been chosen TO
nh.
Leonard L. Curtis of Colorado
Springs. president of the Lincoln
Highway association, and OF the Col
orado Springs Automobile club, was
elected to head the association for the
current year and J. W. Dean OF Asper.
w. p. Harlow of Boulder. W. ]. An
derson OF Pueblo aud W. F. whinnery
Of Lake City. were chosen as an ex-
eeutive committee. Vice presidents
from each county in the state were
elected and Will serve as a board OF
directors.
The resolutions adopted by the as
seoiation embrace nine principal re-
Communications for road betterment In
Colorado. A state bureau for the reg
istration of automobiles is urged for
the convenience OF visiting motorssts.
.aee resolutions also recommend that
the legislature submit to the =sters OF
the state an amendment TO the con-
stitution fixing an annual levy si not
to exceed one mill upon the ass sGsee
value OF all property in the state 10
form a good roads fund to be Isad
specifically for highway purposes. Tho
association also voted to ask the leg
islatare TO pass the measures now be-
fore that body transferring the $780,
900 in the internal Improvement fund.
and the additional 100000 which viii
accrue during the next two years. TO
the state highway commission for use
under its direction. Other matter coy
cred by the resolutions we're the in
dorsement Of TIE To5in highway com
mission bill. providing for one high
way commissioner. an advisory board
of five members and the governor.
with the internal improvement and in
ternal Income funds to be placed N
the hands of this commission.
Endorsement OF the Mondeli bill now
in congress to appropriate 20 per cent
q the proceeds OF the sale of p'iblic
lands Tor road building
Recommendation that county com
raissioners be placed Oh a salary.
Endorsement of the primary roads
selected by the old highway commits
sion as state roads.
Congress urged to cede to state
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EYE, NOSE, THROAT, EAR.

Specialist DR. Fisher VIII be at the
STRATHMORR Hotel Friday. Jan. 81.
to operate upon and treat the EYE,
NOSE, THROAT. EAR, ADEN0IDS.
TONSILS and to FIT GLASSES
CORRECTLY.-adv.
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In Canon City. Colorado. any time dur
ing business hours. between the date
of this notice and the 18th day of
February. A. d. 1918. and further no.
tice Is hereby given that warrants
called by this notice not SO presented
shall cease to draw interest on and
after February 18th. A. d. 1913.
Warrant Dist Registration Amount
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w A n T S
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Large S. c. W. Le .horns
and Rhode Island Red cockereis
No relation to any in Colorado
wagners, 357 Park Ave. 17t2
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The stork Express.

Dorothy Mae Sterling was born :,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leo Sterling this
morning at six o'clock. at Goodloe
hospital.
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by y. a. =
First pub. Jan. -. 1913.
Last Pub. reb. 9. 1sis.
WardsershbIe Trriesliss District.

HardseFabbIe IrFi0aa3sn DistFses.
Notice n hereby given that the fol-
lowing rcRistsrod irrigation district
warrants. issued BY the Har6ecrapbIe
Irrigation Dlstrict Of Fremont Conn
", Colorado. drawn upon the general
fund, will be paid upon preeeofauoa
u the County Treasurer II bic o9lcs
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Witness my hand and official seal
this 22nd day OF January. A. ID. 1918.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
County Treasurer
BY F. X. NJ.
First Pub. Jan. 20. 1913.
Last pub. Feby. 8. 1913.
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wANTED-Hens. 1s cts per pound.
at the wrisht-MOrgan Meat & Live
Stock Co. 17tl.
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A Record Want Ad Works while yon
go on about your business.
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Witness my hand ana oucisi se'
this 22nd day Of January A. u isis-
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
County Treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Roy Cheney, Shot by His Wife. Able to
Return to His Home.

After undergoing examinations by
X-ray machines and treatment by physi-
clans at the Mary Fletcher hospital. Roy
Hardwick early Sunday morning. was
able to return to his home Tuesday
in the care of a physician He did not
appear to be very seriously injured and
during the afternoon, while waiting for
the train, was shaved at iIall's barber
shop ON Church street.
Cheney gave jealousy on the part of his
wife as the cause of the shooting. He
said that he had been hard at work with
out a vacation for the past - years and
that whenever his wife desired a vaca-
ton he was only too glad to have her
turned from Boston ana appeared to be
in as good spirits as ever She brought
with her several gifts for him, "A necktie
land other things. He did not dream any
thing was wrong until he was awak ened
by shots coming from all directions.
Cheney said Of course he couldn't tell
whether he talked in his sleep about an
lother woman or not. He attributed the
shooting by his wife to an insane fit of
jealousy for after she had shot him. she
dressed his wounds and summoned two
physicians.
The X-ray examination showed no bullet
located in the neck, as was at first sup
posed. There was a flesh wound In the
arm and a shot touched his forehead.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
CONSTITUTION REVISED.
Supreme Court Justices Have Worked
Weeks upon II.

Montpelier, Sept, 29.-Chapter two Of
the constitution of the State in its new
form. rewritten and revised by the Su-
preme Court after n month or more of
painstakinS labor, was filed to-day at the
office of the secretary of state. The re-
written chapter, entirely devoid of all
needless verbage and embellishments.
concise and sensible In form and COM
plete, inasmuch as 1t contains the var
ious amendments added since Its adop-
ton, has been engrossed on parchment
by Miss Leonlde Creamy, engrossng
clerk of the secretary of states office,
and deposited in a vault in the secretary 5
office.
All sections and articles of amendment
have been entirely combined into 20 sec
lions. each under II separate caption,
some of them fully % to 70 per cent.
briefer than the corresponding sections
of the original constitutions Each and
every article of amendment has been
carefully inserted in the new draft Much
OF the tresome and useless legal word
ing has been dropped 1t is true, but the
justices to whom the General Assembly
committed the arduous and serious duty
of revision and what was regarded by
every citizen of the State as probably .he
most important work to be performed In
decades. has been accomplished master
fully and well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
SPELLMAN TELLS
ABOUT LONG FALL
Fascinated by Goodness Of Avia-
tor Schmidt as AerOplane
Dropped to Earth.


Nu'''"'' Sept 30 ->S''H'""' lily '"'s'
j. Dyer. Spellman of this city, who was
passenger of George j Schmidt of Rut-
t,1 ,,,o,, .,,a ,.o,,a o,.o. ,,.o.. ,,i,,od
!" '''e IAN VI ''H "e''P'"'' AZ ''o ''"''''
fair here September :, to-day told how 1t
crou,,,,, is s,iu confined ot tho Rutland
bosrito1 and &c blo IN cit I'm or,,- g, little
,ooh DIV. CHIT, ,of,ire, o,,orations on his
arm and hack retardinr his RECOVERY.
Mr. Snellman's injuries consisted mainly
Of severe burns and torn tendons. He
blar,oe M ono for the accident. He was
not allowed to see any visitors cXcept his
parents until this afternoon
Mr. Spellman said: AS we SCARED into
the air and reached n considerable alti-
tude George asked me how I liked it.
told him il was great | did not notice
any heat from the engine at this time
We Travelled south. gradually ascending
and then turned towards the grounds
again and when we passed over our start
ing place we were probably 800 feet in the
air. At this time | noticed that the noise
! of the engine had stopped. Having seen
| George fly several times | gained the inn
preston that he had put the low throttle
on and told him | was glad as the eX-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
FIND MISSING PRINCIPAL
W. l.. Hyzer of Randolph Center Suf-
fered from MeInnchOlin.

Concord, N. H., Sept CIV. +. Hy-
ger, graduate of the University of
Vermont. who disappeared from his
home in Randolph. Vt, was found in
this city by OFFICER silva on Friday
Hyzer at first gave the name of Tom
Brown, said he was looking for farm
work, and denied that he had ever
lived in Vermont
On statement that "A place might
be secured for him in East Concord he
was kept at the station ana later un-
der questioning of city Marshal Kim
ball he admitted his Identity.
Word was sent to the family in Ran
dolph and his sister came here Friday
evening ana took him home on late
train
Hyzer according to the marshal, is
not mentally deranged but is suffering
from melancholia induced by over
study ana insomnia. He was principal
of the school at Randolph Center
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
ATTORNEYS CLAIM
NO JURISDICTION
Public Service Commission Over
rules Motion to Dismiss Light
ing COmpany's Case

Montpelier, Sept. 30,-The State public
ing in the supreme court chamber Of the
State House tonight. overruled motion
made by the attorneys for the petitioners,
I'm the case of the Consolidated Lighting
company against Jennie George and
Catherine Pitkn, that the public service
commission as present constituted can
| have no jurisdiction in the master be-
cause former Chairman c. d. Watson
was illegally removed by Governor Flet-
| cher without any charges being filed
against him,
The motion was dismissed by the com
mssioners and exceptions to their ruling
were taken by Attorneys Theriault and
Hunt for Mrs George and Fred l.. Laird
| for Mrs. Pitkin
| A motion to dismiss the petition for the
Consolidated Lighting company to erect
certain transmission lines on the lands
owned by the petitioners near Montpelier
Junction was also overruled and excep-
tions noted Attorneys for Mrs. George
and Mrs. Pitkin assert that section 3 of
No 9O2 Of the public acts Of Vermont
wherein a corporation through the right
of eminent domain may take lands for
the erection of poles and transmission
lines, states that the county court is
vested with the power of trying such
cases and they further assert that this
section ha in no wise been repealed.
John II. and Clarence Senter for the
petitioners declared that an amend
ment to the charter gives any cor
poration special rights over those al
lowed i'm the general law i'm matters
| % La, NJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
SENATOR LODGE FAILS
TO RECOVER RAPIDLY

Nahant. Mass, Sept. 29.-United States
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, senior mem
Der of the Massachusetts delegation in
Congress, who was operated upon Fri
day at his Eastern point estate for a
gastric ulcer, was, according to his ply
scans tonight, mot entirely out of
danger"
News of the senator's Illness leaked
out by accident to-day. Then 1t was
learned that for a hours following the
operation his life had been despaired Of
The operation itself, his physicians said
was successful, but the patient, weak
ened by his labors at the extra session
of Congress. did not have the vitality to
rally promptly from the shock. His re-
rovery, according to DR.. T.. -. Harring-
ton, one of his physicians, is largely a
matter of vitality, in which his GA years
and the fact that he was a very tired
man previous to the operation must be
taken into consideration According to
Or, Frederick Winslow, another of the
physicians, the senator's condition late
tonight was excellent"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
CORN FROM ARGENTINA.
Imports May Reach 100000 Bushels
Four Cents under Chicago Price.

New York, Sept "a cargo OF 3o'So
bushels of Argentine corn arrived last
week by steamer Chenston. Regular
steamship lines recently brought from
Argentina 10000 bushels. and the move
ment under way, including that already
arrived. will run up to 10000, or l,boo.-
600 bushels. 1t is reported that three car
goes are already en- route from the Ar
gentine and that three more have been
engaged,
1t is understood that, even with tariff
added. corn has been laid down here four
to eight cents under the price at which
Chicago could furnish it for consumption
at seabord The purchasers are compan-
les manufacturing corn products here,
The Argentine corn receipts will dis
pense to that extent with supply of old
crop corn from the interior in this and
other tidewater markets. That will help
somewhat to relieve the demand for cash
49, wall - snilus cara in ths lniarior.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
AVIATOR FLIES TWO
MILES IN A MINUTE

Rheims, France, Sept. 5,-Maurice
Provost to-day won for France the IN
tcrnational aeroplane cup open to all ma
lions, but with only France and Belgium
competing. by flying the 124,2S miles in
the record time Of 80 minutes 40 3-4 sec
onds or over two miles "A minute. He
Eanquished his two formidable French
opponents, Emile Ncdrines, a brother Of
last years winner at Chicago, and
Eugene Gilbert, who took 60 minutes 81
2-5 seconds and 60 minutes 81 2-5 seconds
respectively, and easily outfiew the single
Belgian, Albert Crombez. whose recorded
time was 60 minutes 50 seconds. Provost 5
greatest burst of speed was when he
made the 6.2l3 miles circuit of the aero
dromc in two minutes Sc 3-5 seconds or
at the rate of l-lO miles a minute.