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There Is aomething about the moln-
tains that has always inspired the ad-
miration Of man Their massivenesa.
their grandeur. this suggestion OF
power. their beauty Of outline when
visved from distance. have All tend
ed TO charm: and one Who has once
enjoyed their companionship is said
TO seldom be content to reside In a
region. where the eye sees the world
- one vast plain and one boundless
stretch OF sly."
The sansre de- Christie mountains Of
Colorado are szid by many travellers
70 be the most beautiful mountain
range in the United States Extending
north and south In an unbroken ehai7
for over fifty miles. they form a part
OF the great continental divide and the
western boundary Of tho Wet Mou.-
tain valley.
Unobscured by foothills. the ranss
seems to rise right out Of the green
meadows of the valley. and clothed
with verdure to the timber line as-
cends to an altitude greater than that
Of Pixies Peak
Near the summit of the range the
guichcs are filled with snow the year
around. Here are the fountains that
form some Of the most beautiful llt !.
tie moantain lakes ever seen: sap
phIrc gems. a. "a were. set In the
granite matrix OF the hIiis-
The Hermit Lakes. the Lake OF the
Clouds. Brush Lake. Bear Lake are
all fkiriy reli known, bat there are
said 70 be others 90 nearly Inscccssi-
BILE that mans foot seldom. n ever.
treads their shores.
Eninafing from these little bodies
OF ice-gcndered water are the tum-
bling mountain streams that spread
their waters out over the valley below
and transform It into vast hay and
grain neid-
These mountain lakes ana streams
are nov the Mecca Of many fishermen.
and those that have the cnthusiasri
and the hardihood to reach the Lakes.
ere usually rewarded with splendi I
catches Of lake and rainbow trout
II Is interesting as you climb tfs
mountains to note the changes OF veg
esssion all the way from the grasses
and the scrub oaks Of the valley on
through the different kinds Of pinss
ind cecars and aspens to the iichers
and mosscs above Underline Every
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT,

In the Matter OF the Estate OF James
r. Rogers. Deceased
SQiics IA hereby given, that on Sat
urday. the ssrd day ei August. A. D.
1913, ut . o'clock p. H.. being one OF
the regular days Of the June Term of
the County Court Of Fremont County.
in the State OF Colorado. I. Abranah.
IL. Cook. Administrator OF said estate.
VII appear before the Judge OF said
CScrt. presen. r-y fla, sstt.e-nert as
sueA Administrator. pray the approval
OF fae same. and viii tea -9rsy to b.
discharges as such Administrator. At
which time SHd place any person In
ir:es est may appear ai.d pi esent eb-
jectIons TO the same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Fremont coun-
~. Colorado. July 2lst. lsiS
ABRAHAM l. COOK.
Administrator OF the Estate of James
r Rogers. deceased.
First Pub. July 70. fsiS-
Last Pub. Angus. II. 1918.
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MATTER AROUSIne
GENERAL ATTENTION

A very general degree Of public Ia.
terest il being aroused In the matter
OF procuring the services Of special
iy trained and expert agrieuiturist and
fruit grower to instruc, the farmers
and orchardists OF Fremont county In
seientifc ranchinE and pomolosy. The
value os such man to the community
In promoting n better tillagc Of the
soil and In pointing out the way for
larger crops would be worth many
times the outlay necessary for his
salary. consequently would be an ex-
celient Investment.
Arrangements are being made to
bring DR.. Lory. head OF the state asri-
cuitsrai school at Fort Collins. here TO
deliver an address ON the advantages
to 30 gained by the employment OF
such an Instructor. The movement
for horticultural instruction. has been
endorsed by the board of education IN
souti, Canon.
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Serial No. 010lso.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Denarfmeut of the interior.


U. s. Land orice at Pueblo. Colorado.
July 80. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that James
W. Vessels. of Canon City, Colorado.
who. on March IL. 1910. made Home
stead Entry No. oIoi5e for NEL sen.
Sec. ,. M Swh SEls Nwh. Section
|2. Township II s.. Range 20 w.. 9th
Prin- Meridian. has filed notice Of In
tention to make five-year proof. to es-
tabiish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court. at Canon City, Colorado.
on the 9Th day OF September. 1913
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Walter w. Nelson. Of Canon City.
Colorado. r. A. Nelson. Of Canon City.
Colorado. s. NJ Nelson OF Canon City,
Colorado. Minnie E. Park, Of Denver,
Colorado.
Not coal land
J. W. HAwLEY.
Register.
First Pub. August Z, 1919
Last Pub Sept 4. 1913
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Deparfuent Of the Interior.

L. s. Land ofice at Pueblo. Colorado.
July 2i. 1919
Notice Is hereby given that Florijan
Adamic. OF Canon City. Colorado. who.
on May 4. 1905. made Homestead En-
try No 1918. Serial No. o6S7i. for
SW7L. Section ). Township 10 s..
Range IL W, 9Th Prin- Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to make i've
year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before the CLERK
OF the District Ccart. at Canon City.
Colorado. on the I'd day OF September,
1913. - -
Claiman; names as witnesses:
Anton Adamie. OF Canon City.
Colo. Johan Nuric. Of Canon City.
Colo. Antoine Adamic. OF Canon City.
Colo. lack viraut. OF Canon City.
Colo.
Not coal land
J. W. HAwLEy.
Register.
First Pub. July u. 1913
Last Pub. August IS. 1919
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TREgSANGRE De cHRIST0 MOUNTAINS
BIZ J. ". EMERSON.

climate OF the temperat. al frissi
zores Is displayed a. an index Tne
coiumbfnes. blooming In June ~ the
base o. the hills. move In Iona pur-
pie line with ffty mile front. up the
MOUNTAINS. until late In August whole
meadows Of them may be seen IN
blossom around the lakes and the
snow banks The student Of nature.
Nhos A. Mills. for instance. can tell
you just what month and season Il is
II he knows at what point In the
mountains the coIumbines or the wild
strawberries are blooming.
It "a also interesting 20 look across
the valley from the old town Of Silver
clin and sss the storm clouds gather
ing on the mountains The other day.
tJuiy 2sd]. the clouas hung low over
the hills In the morning About noon
great banks of fleecy clouds seemed
to roll up behind the range and stick
10 the peaks Soon the whole became
a leaden-colored mass and the range
was completely obscured. Down the
valley In the vicinity OF Hillside the
clouds seemed to converge into n
black mass and brilliant lightning
played necessarily. After while tho
storm passed on. apparently down re
Arkansas valley In the direction CT
Canon City. and clear sky shone above
the mountain peaks Doxn the val
10y there was white strip seen err
tcading across from the mounta'sr.
Thss No Afterwards learned was hail
foot decp In places. and Il DESTROYED
he graiu fields In It's path The peaKs
alto In risees we're white with snow
or hall. Next morning we were M;
rrch surprised TO hear that ey-s
| abroad bridge between Hillside md
Texas Greek was washed out and that
there would be no more trains o-vf
the w'estcilfe branch for a week. rie
nrs, train. however did get thro.-l L
four days later. ---
There Is. perhaps. no more beautiful
sight to the lover Of nature than sons
Of the sunsets on the sansre de Chris
to. especially In the autumn when uhe
aspen leaves are turning. When ne
shades OF evening begin to play on the
mountain tops. the peaks and noun
, tain sides siisten and glow with every
changing hue OF the rainbow. Will
one peak maj - s=shed In n parp,e
hare. another siistenins with gold.
stiIl another may Eieam with the :Ins
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DIED SUNDAY NIGHT
FROM PARALYSIS

Mrs. Mary cribble died Al ths family
home at us Macon avenue at s:so
o'clock Sunday evening from paraiy-
ais. Dcccased was in the sixty fourth
year OF her ago. The funeral took
place from the house at o'clock thIa
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ROCKVlLE TELLS THEIR
SIDE OF THE STORY
Reekvsle q Canon City 2.

Reekvsle - Canon City 2.
From Rockvaie Paradox:
Last Sunday afternoon on the Rock
vale diamond. the ball tossers OF this
community gave trouncing to the
~ciay Mixers" OF the County Seat.
which viii still linser in their memory
for years.
Sterling. OF the Canon City Record.
had taken q thrust at carrethers. over
the game OF last Thursday evening,
which was played at the county seat.
that stung him He not only dug the
karpooz OF unfair criticism into him.
but turned it around in the wound
He also paid his respects to Frank
Champion. The boys did not forget
1t and decided to show the people
that in carrethrrs they had no cadet.
but a seasoned veteran. and that an
OF day that occurs to every pitcher
was no warrant TOR them to term him
dub"
As Carrethers took the slab. there
was a grim smile OF confidence and
determination upon his face. which
was reflected in the countenance Of
every Rockvaie player.
IL was a route. IN which the best
that Canon had was treated with con-
tempt and disdain. Grifin. one OF
the crack pitchers for Canon. was
hammered out of the box. Hamilton
was treated the same. and to make
the matter worse and more humIiiaf-
Ing. the Rockraie players a. fast as
they came 10 the bat. cracked Out q
base hit and began galloping around
the bases. II made little difference
whether 4, was an inshoot or an out.
drop or n spit ball. the Rockvaie
batiers kept II up until tagged. worn.
disconsoiate and discouraged. the
Canon Fire Clay boys saw the runs
climb up until 20 were recorded
II was then az for the Canon
crowd In dead earnest. and had II no:
been for the piercing rays OF Did
Sol" which pleaded intensely for mer-
cy for the victims. the score might
have been ~.
-Four scratched hits were all thst
carrethers allowed them and the two
measpy runs secured were the result
OF an overthrow and a passed ball on
the part OF gockvaie
Down deep In the graveyard OF hu-
initiation and defeat. the Canon sunch
we're driven. and when poor Sterling
attempts to writ up an account OF the
game, we know that IN the secrecy Of
his sanctum saneiorum. and with great
briny tears coursing down his ruddy
and socd-natured countenanee he will
soliloauise like Hamlet. and say:
They told me he was like an easy
one. but no more like an easy one
than am like a prophet l must
drapc my desk in mourning. the sport
Ing columns OF my cffusion must be
like the dark and sombre shades of
Irritating disappointment. My pro-
phesies are as nausht; my Judgment
bad and in some secluded and loae.
some spot. of necessity viii HE away
and kick himself"
- to 2, Oh Lord, Oh Lord, Oh
Lord,., Pass the mustard. ArabellA.
and as you do. be assured that those
great .copious gobs OF tears are thu
result of that warm condimcnt.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.

COLORADO
IT, the Defendants Above Named-
GIeeting:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you b.
the above named plaintiff In the Coun-
ty Court Of Fremont County. State CT
Colorado. s.ld answer tie complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. II you are served with
IA this County; II served out OF this
County. or by publication. within thir-
" days after service hereof. exclusive
OF the day OF service. or Judgment by
default will be taken against you nc
cordlng TO the prayer OF the com
plaint-. ---~~s s-'--&
II a copy OF the complaint be not
served upon you herewith. OF II serv-
Ice hereof be made out OF the State or
Colorado. ten days additional time TO
that above specified shall be allowed
for your appearance and answer IN
said action
This is an action wherein plaintiff
$. eks to recover Judgment against the
defendant James F. Fuller. in the
sum of s5s5.00 with interest thereon
at the rate of per cent per annuni
from the 18th day of January. isc-.
less the sum OF $155-e6, which das
been paid to apply on sad accrued
! iuterest-said claim being founded on
promissory note made by the said
defendant, James +. Fuller, TO this
plaintiff. under date of January 18TH
| 1907. wherein he promised to pay
p;aintih. or order. the sun; OF s515.0e
In years after said date with III
terest at ths rate OF $ per cent. per
lannum. PAYABLE semi-annuaily. and
for the foreclosure Of q mortgage CIV
en- to secure the payment OF said note
recorded In the Office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder of Fremont Cour-
~. In the State OF Colorado. In Book
l25 at page f2o: for n sale OF the
lands and property conveyed by said
mortgage according to law and as ~
s,id mortgage provided. for costs Of
the action and the expenses OF such
issle:. sor deficiency judgment
against the defendant. James T. Fui-
Ter. and for general relief-ail as Is
more particularly set forth In the
complaint filed herein
Witness. James L. Cooper. Judge and
Acting Clerk OF said Court and tho
seal thereof hereunto affixed. at ths
City OF Canon City. In said County.
this LIST day Of July. 1918
JAMES l. COOPER.
! Judge and Acting Clerk
BY PHEBE NJ PAXTON.
Deputy Clerk
First Pub. July 81. 1913.
Last Pub. Aug IS. 1918
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Mr.. Housr HnteAlnsoa has resnrn-
a hons eeeer : neasA 4 salt LAIN
clty q ks,ssassa aze s<asss ~ ne
esersse tzexs, + M le,s = v,ry
Iarcs - sstsyeely + -
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Home from seattle visit.

Mrs- I.afe Combs and daughter. Mas
Ruth. returned to Canon City Sunday
night from n couple OF months visit
to Seattle. Washington.
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afternoon and was conducted by Rev.
Geo. ?. Sewer. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church Interment was
at Lakeside cemetery.
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wemaa's World.
The Vegetable Grower.

A monthly publication gotten ,a'
to interest those who are growing veg
e;ables- Just the thing that lot Of
Canon City people ought to be read
ing right now.
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Serial No. 06sss.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depnrtmenf Of the Interior.

Department OI the iutcftof.
U. 5. Land once at Puebol. Colo.
July Is. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Anton
Adamic. OF Canon Cits. Colo. who. on
May {. 1905. made Homestead Entry
No. 1914. Serial No. o6S7s. for MI
NEA. Eis NwH. Section SsTcwnship
10 s.. Range n W.. sth Prin- Merid-
ian, has fled notice Of intention to
make fsvc-year proof to establish claim
to the land above described. before
the Clerk OF the District Court 1t
Canon City. Colorado. on the 26th day
Of August. 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Flor
tan Adaaic. Johan Nurick. Anton
Adamic and Jacob vlraut. all OF Canon
City. Colo.
Not coal land.
First Puh. July "a. 1914.
Lase Publ. Aug. -. 1e1S-
= = - ~ seslsssk r
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First Pub. July "a. 1914.
Last Pus.. AuE. -. as1s.
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First Pub. July "a. 1918.
Last Pub. August 81, 1913.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-17

$1,000 iom 2sn for en- Hreit, Der
ifal betiene oen peb llnioeriitetet it'll
oerenbe p~resbpterianife ungoom.
Vipneerer aaaet tilbpile. Mrs. Sfe
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Sanion Soltan, Ell al De ferite Np-
bpggere / Slmlteao Gountp, er az
gaaet peb 9soen hos lin Satter,
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beroper meo fine 6orGlore / 1853 %
til Sl1niteoo Gountp set npIte 9lar.
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Mpntunu.
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%eroensretoroen tor Spcoe. Woo
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peit for @ralS Honge / Suoitb @aiin,
iiges mi at bolbe &eroensreforoen
for Soeoe, ibet Ser paa en- % Mcres
StrGfning er aplet gienneminitli1
CT 8uibels pr. Ncre. Speoearten
bar ben iaofalote Surfep Heo. gn
anoen Iger, beitaaenoe al 1O5 @crcs
og bsre1loe til iantme Surm, gop ct
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al 40. @uibels
pr. Icre. Sette llhbptte er iorball-
lertoe tort naor man buffer poa, at
Neforoen for Niontara = og Noros
pelten ~forpprigt - bar 50 9uibelS
pr. Icre. Oct 2ano, ser frembragte
CT @uibels pr. Icre, par @rps1ano,
Ser / Mai 1912 blcp oppleiet % Ser
pan mcIem lite og 15oe Sept. til
iaaet meb Surrfep Heo @interbpeoe.
Ser tilfeieS, at 2nnbet blep bobbelt
"biifet" oen iamme Sci set bar
pleiet, oob6elt barpet og berpaa Dob
belt "oiifet" Sen anben Sci, bpor-
paa Igeren ieuneoes meo en- Sarp.
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9pn gnkntn.
Sfamferct / Glepatpren. &

Si"uiitAGA ! 0AtpuluACu. SIpIilNtS
1bompion / Sartioro fom iorleoen
~aIporIig tiIifaoe / Sormers Glepator
oeritebs peo at blioe inbpiflet / Ell
3riprem.
Galst til Errfoent. g. 6. So
gen er UNDER set SsnbagsifoIemsoe,
iom forleben o~iholotes / Mrmollr,
bIeoen palgt til Grpiibent for Gollg-
las Gountp Sunoap Sd)ool Isiocia.
ton.
S%torhnnbcl. Gn al Sc iterIte
Sransoftioner, ser paa lang Tib bar
ppret giort / benne Gel al Staten,
fan0t iorrige llge Steo / Nufnana,
bpor 6. Gutbbert ioIqte 256 Stpffer
areotnrer til Sohn 6. Mnoerion al
Chamberlain. Gjebeiummen bar
$1,000.
Siitoriif Mcrfcprl. @iSt / Ieien
og Ipoelt for Sen lille Sp Hoipeno,
life longt ira Siour Sails, er fun
BET en- SernpGl, ser / lin Sio bar
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bpor De ire Stater SSSolpa, Winneioto
og Safotn ite6er iommen, pg pe0
nprmere ltnberieqelier bar man OBJ
ooget, at ingen ringere ems Seller
ion 9apis, sen ienere ioa beremte
SpoItatsprGiioent, / 1859 foretog
S%pnaalinaer oerube o. nebromme-
De oenne Tpl. 9apis bar oengang
Tperitbefnlenoe oper set noropeltlige
Irmeforps og bapOe lit S~obeofpar-
ter bpor Erairie o1 gbien, @is., M
logger. SEQ at qiennenipge gamle
Happorter / Observation-Disclosures bar
man fllnbet Sen al Sen. Soois il1b-
ienote, bpori Werfepplen meaem Sc
tire Stater angipes, og @eneralen
bar til be alminbelige tefniife In-
olSnillger feiet Den SplpSning, at
inoen Ell Smfreos al 100 Mil fra
Den neoramme6e SernpGl Iaa noget
al Ben melt frltgtbare S~Sorobuno /
Geroen. Gen Si0 bar man maaife
til6eieli9 til at beifplbe Sen erppr.
oige Wfilitpr for at BABE toget Wun-
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genlunbe iaa iproeles ~inbbpSenoe
ro, men Sioen bar oog bit. at bnn
bapoe fulot rebe paa bpno ban talte
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M1iarnnHn.

Manse sfilsmisicr. |eo Greos-
/ glucf Hiper Sails, ser Of
oenne l1ge, er inbbragt life
iprre ems nj SfilSmiSIeiaaer.
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