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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-03
MOReANPS BODY LEAVES
ROME FOR UNITED STATES

Rome. April 2.-The body Of ]. p.
Morgan started to Havre at six p. m
tonight without awaiting permission
Of the French authorities to transfer
the remains American ambassadors
here and in Paris expect to arrange
the matter satisfactorily. The body
sails for New York Saturday on the
steamer Isle-of-France-
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about 1t all an dthat awful wais;
measure In inches.
stop crying this minute. Molly
said Doctor John suddenly in the deep
voice he uses to Billy and me when
We are really sick or stump-soed- You
know ! was only teasing you and !
won't stand for"
But sobbed some more l Ike him
when his eyes come out from under
his bushy brows and are ali ss=se-
and full Of sorry for US.
Il can't help H." gulped In my
sleeve. Il did used to like Alfred Ben
nett. My heart almost broke when he
went away. I used to be beautiful
and slim. and now l feel Al II my own
fat ghost has come to haunt me all my
life. / am % ashamed, II . woman
can't cry over her own dead beauty.
what can she cry overy' BY this time
was really crying.
Then what happened to me was that
Doctor John took me BY the shoulders
and gave me one good shske and then
made me look him right In the eyes
through the tsass and I'll.
you foolish ehIid.- be said In the
deepest voice J almost ever heard
him use. you are just q lovely.
round. iuscioas psachs but n you Will
be happier 70 have Al Bennett come
and md you ~ slim - . strins-bean
I can show you how to do II. VIII
do just as I tell your
'yes. ! wiil.-1 snIffed In . comfort
ed voice What woman wouldn't be
comforted by being called "luscious
peach looked out between my
fingers to see What more he was going
to say. but he had turned to . shelf
and taken dsun two oooks-
-Now." he seid In his noss business
like voice. a. s0ol - bucket Of wa
ter fresh fro1 shs spring. 1T is NO
trouble at ali u take OF your snrplus
svolrdupois q ~ rate Of swo and =
half pounds : ussa u yes fellow tAsss
dissetioas - lsahs n - are absss
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-03
Fred Aeneh Gets Rined.

Fred Meneh of Cyanide avenue. this
city. was arrested and fined SIS AMI
costs which were $40. in Florence the
arst of the week for shipping Beaver
hides. It is asserted that he killed
the beavers near Florence.
II was possible to make each hide
a separate count but because Of the fac,
that !, was Mench's nrst orense the
authorities were not hard on him
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Copyrighted by Bosss-Merrin Com
pany.l
LEAF FIRST.
The BateheIors<- Buttons

Yes. truly think that In all the
world there n nothing 90 dead az a
young Widows dsc>s.~d husband. and
God ought to give HIS ~ises, man
angel special charge concerning iool-
ing after her and the devil at the
same time. They both need Il, l
don't know how all this ls going to
end and wish my mind wasn't IN
n kind OF .tinsle. However. III do the
best / can and not hold myself at all
responsible for myself. and then the
will there be to biamef
There are n great many kinds Of
sood-feeling In this world. from radi-
ant Joy down to perfect biiss. but this
spring have got an attack OF juSt
oid-fashioned happiness that looks as
II Il might become chronic.
l am 20 happy that planned my
garden all crooked. my eyes upon the
&eiouds with the birds sailing against
shem. and when ! became conscious
] found wicked Haunting peoples
sprouted right MP against the sweet
modest ciover-pinks. while the whole
paper Of bachelor's-buttons was sowed
over evcrything-which immediately
began to dig right up again. olush.ns
furiousiy 70 myself over the trowei.
and glad that had caught myself be-
fore they grew up TO laugh any
face. However. got that laugh any
way, and might m well have left
them. for Billy ran to the gate and
called Doctor John to como In and
make Molly stop dIggins mp his but
tons. Billy claims everything In this
garden. and he thought they would
grow up into the kind OF buttons yoa
pop out Of . gun.
L 80 you're digging up the bachelor
pops. Mrs. Molly,- the doctor asked ~
he leaned over the gate. went right
ON digging without looking up at him.
II couldn't look mp because was
blushing stiIl worse. Sometimes !
hate that man. and II he wasn't BiiIy's
fathsr I wouldn't neiEhbor with him
- I DO. But somebody HAS to look
tftsr Billy.
believe II will b. . real relief to
writs down how ] feel shout him In
|his old book and shall DO u whom
4vsr can't stand him any longer. and
e be gave the horrisd. red leather
thing 70 mo to make me missrshis.
As eaa't 40 Il; not this sprinsi !
visa dared burr Il up and forget
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THE MELTING OF MOLL

heard the dQctor call me and I had to
kiss him. put him back in his bed. and
so across the hall
Doctor John was standing by the
table with this horrid small book
IN his hand and his mouth was set In
n straight lire and his eyes were deep
back under their hrows- l hate him
that way. too. and 1 would like to get
up so close to him that he couldn't
HIT me or have door locked between
us. Its strange how the thought os
taking a beating from a man can make
a woman's heart jump Mine jumped
SO II was hard to look as meek as
felt best under the circumstances; but
/ looked it out from under my lashes
cautiously.
There you are. Mrs Molly he said
briskiy as he handed me this book.
Get weighed and measured and sized
up generally in the morning and fol-
low all the directions. Also make
every record 1 have noted so that I
can have the proper data to help you
as you go along-or rather down. And
II you will be faithful about IT to me.
or rather Al. think we can be sure
OF buttoning that blue muslin dress
without even the aid OF the button
hook" His voice had the "if you can
note in II that always sets me OF.
Had we better get the kiddie some
thinner night-riggingf- he FASTENED 10
ask a. I was Just about to explode He
knows the signs.
Thank you. Doctor Moore. hate
the very ground You walk on and IN
attend to those night-ciothcs myself to-
rorrow." answered. and l sailed out
Of that Office and down the path to-
ward my own house beyond his hedge.
But l carried this book tight In my
hand and 1 made up my mind that I
would do 1t all II IL killed me. would
show him l could be FAIrHFUL-to
whom I would decide later on But I
hadn't read far into this book when I
committed myself to myself like that,
don't Just know how long l sat on
the front steps all by myself bathed N
. perfect flood OF moonlight and lone
iiness. II was not bit OF comfort 10
hear Aunt Adeiine snoring away in
her room down the dark hall. 1t takes
the greatest conseniaiity to make .
persons snoring pleasure to anybody
ana Aunt Adsline and are not that
way.
when poor Mr.. Carter died. the next
DAY shs said: Nov. Mary. yoa arc
sntirsly too young to i've m yosr
gcontinusd On Pags nlGht)
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MARIE THOMPSON DAVIESS-

This charming little novel the best sellers The book published
Merrill Co., Indianapolis The Daily Record has purchased the
have something
The dollar. You the Story here for nothing
regularly This
story wnru o weeks
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-03

eral used the passes. Where the
passes were not volunteered they were
asked for by public officials. Even the
judges have not hesitated to pursue
this course.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-03

ycoatlaaed oa Pase nIsht.l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

at 10 a. m. Friday we
will sell to the highest bidder a fne
consignment of household furniture,
consisting of everything TO fur
nish a home complete. This in
cludes a fumed oak dining suit, cost
$3.50. which consists of buffet. china
cabinet, table. and set Of genuine
leather seat chairs; brass beds, CIR
Cassian walnut dresser and chinc-
Mere, upright Kingsbury piano, re-
frigerator. desk, fine lot Of rockers
in mahogany, oak and fumed oak.
oak and mahogany dining furniture.
oak hatrack, davenport, fine lot Of
heaters, bird s-eye maple princess
dresser, mahogany parlor suit, porch
rockers, Nernis-Martin iron beds.
National springs. felt mattress.
feather pillows, bed spreads, table
and bed linen. hand painted china
blankets. draperies. brass jardi-
nieres. French Wilton art squares.
hall runners. mating squares. silk
prayer rugs and many other things
too numerous to mention. These
goods are in perfect condition and
must be sold at this sale. Sale, 10
a. m. Friday, September 10.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
lie MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SEN EkAIs hundred yards green wall
burlap. in good condition, a bargain
Apply ll9 PeaChtree street
FOR SALE-One Estate gas stove and
gas heater cheap. Also porch swing
Apply Immediately. ISL Rawson street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
TEAM-HEATED ROOM in select
North Side residence section; table
unsurpassed, references. 494 Spring.
corner Third. Ivy 3O42.
Leland Hotel g Houston 5Sa5. St.
Ivy 1864
Excellent table. 20 meals tickets IS. 90.
Quick and polite service.
ROOM and board. also table boarders
l5l Washington street.
513 PEACHTREE.
ROOM with board; meal hours ex-
tended.
ONE large room. private bath. steam
heat. SIS per month, for two men;
private entrance, with board II pre-
ferred "A Forrest avenue.
STUDENTS Nicely furnished room,
with or without board. adjoining bath;
all cOnveniences. IS Irwin. Ivy 5S43.
FOUR STUDENTS can secure nice
board. SO Crew street Main 54S5-L
ROOMS and board IN private family:
meals well cooked and well served
Phone Ivy 5133.
NICELY furnished rooms with board
close IN; also table board. 70 Spring
NICELY furnished room. with meals;
furnace heat: all modern Convenieuces
For couple, two young men or business
ladies. Phone Ivy 7035-J.
NICELY furnished rooms with board
rates reasonable. Ivy 7070-J. 81 East
Alexander.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
POULTRY
Pet and Live Stock
Eggs-AIl Varieties
Ducks

PLACE your orders with me for eggs
Pr, from my own hens. Phone n. l.
Thomas. 234 Capitol
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

FOR SALE, ClTY-Two copper, steam
IaCketed kettles, engine. boiler, shaft
ing, two tanks: everything for manu-
featuring syrups first class condition;
ready TO show property. Address Syr-
ups, Box "a care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

WOULD purchase a saw mill outfit with
timber, mainly hardwoOds, provided
price Is right and terms exceptionally
offer. giving full particulars with price
and terms Address Z. O. Box No. SIS.
Atlanta, Ca
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

NICELY furnished or unfurnished six
room home. all Cunveniences. rent
reasonable. Apply 3G5 Capitol avenue.
References required
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18


ONE Of the most desirable siN-room
bungalows in Decatur. educational IA
CiliteS unsurpassed. best car service
around Atlanta. Telephone owner, De
Catur $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
SACRIFICE SALE.

ENTIRE furnishings OF hairdressing
and manicurng parlors good oppor
tunity for some one desiring to open
beauty parlor; am leaving city cause for
selling Apply 314 Grand Opera House.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Tire Repairing.


WANTED AT-TOMOPTT rs r. -
change $1,000 registered money mr.
chase railroad bond. bringing s per cent
interest annually. for good roadster or
diamond and difference. Cali Ivy 1901
Ask for Stephens
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Furnishe steam heated
room. connecting bath; all conven-
fences. Ivy 6l90-L.
BRIGHT. well furnished room. connect
ing bath, steam heat, everything first
class. VI. ESQ.
ONE NICE. large. airy room: al
conveniences' close in Phone Main
L22z-I.
TWO nicely furnished rooms, one with
meals if desired. Main 34l5.
LARGE front room, suitable for two
gentlemen. private home. lg + Har-
ris, Ivy $751;
GENTLEMAN can get large. nicely fur
nished room. Apartment 3. l4S For
rest avenue.
BY OWNER. four completely furnished
housekeeping rooms private nSth,
also three UNFINISHED hOuSeke eping
rooms Ivy 2S25-L.
FRONT ROOM. new bungalow. electric
lights. furnace heat, two gentlemen.
% West Fourth street.
THE PICKWICK.
NEW TEN-STORY AND FIREPROOF
Cool OUTSIDE rooms. connecting bath:
convenient shower baths on each floor.
II FaiTiie street. next Carnegie library
The Fairleigh 1881 81, Spring street.
Furnished rooms and nd''' furnished g.
room apartments; close in; conveniences
NlCELN furnished rooms; close in, with
ali cOnNenlenCesi gentlemen preferred.
244 South Pryor. ". 1871.
UNFURNlSREO ROOMS FOR RENT.
THREE connecting housekeeping
rooms; private entrance. all conve-
niences. 279 Glenn Street.
THREE very comfortable rooms for
light housekeeping, viii rent reason
able. a07 Fraser street
FOR RENT-Either three or four un-
furnished rooms with private bath,
suitable for light housekeeping. corner
Ware and Church Streets. East Point,
one block from car line Phone East
Point p, or East Point 1851.
THREE large rooms and kitchenette,
steam. hot water. electricity, also
sink, best location West End also gar
age. West 2Ol-J.
THREE connecting rooms in cottage,
couple preferred. Bell phone. 423 Cen
trail Ave.
TWO rooms for rent to couple without
children. ll6 Park avenue.
TWO rooms, - Park street: all con-
Neniences. best car service. Gail West
ll40-J
UPSTAIRS, with bath; close in and very
desirable. Phone Main 1891
THREE large, light rooms. bath CON
Meeting, $3.50. walking distance.
Phone Atlanta 6O86-B.
TWO nice connecting UNFINISHED rooms
at 233 South Pryor. Atlanta phone
595O-M
FOR RENT-One large front room, con-
Meeting with a small room for light
housekeeping, nice locality, on East Pine
street. Ivy SAL.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

ok SALE-ttve fine choice trlos White
indian Runner ducks direct from
Madison Square Garden winners; April
Matched; SO per trio. Mrs R. B, Nc
WhOrter. Buckhead. Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

WANTED-Party with $4,000 and serv-
ices Opportunity to double money
Address Opportunity, Box $50, Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
FORSYTH HOTEL.
HOTELS.

COMFORTABLE rooms, SOC up. Special
rate PEI week. Nice meals, Csc sou
South Forsyth street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

LAST Pen White Indian Runners: - four
ducks. one drake, sacrifice S. Room
needed for chickens Mrs A S. Har-
grove. Sale City, Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
CENTRAL AUCTION
COMPANY,
- East Mitchell Street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALEOW eli Established drug
business, only three blocks from heart
Of town; located on ideal corner on one
Of cltys main arteries OF traffic; easy
terms. Reason for selling is other bust
ness requires owners attention. Ad
dress l.. A. Dodges, p. o. Box 400, At
lanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18

FOR SALE-WelI established bottlIng
business: territory covering entire
county Of Oglethorpe, plant well equip
ped, containing machinery and every
thing complete for business. Location
very desirable. w. w Berry, Craw-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-15
BURTON FRENCH TELLS
DANGERS.
Underwood Bill SO Revolutionary That
Idaho viii Suffer.

Underwood Bill SO Revolutionary That
Idaho viii Suffer.
Washing tho future
by the past, l have no doubt that
the democratic majority will insist on
the schedules as reported in the I'm
derwOod tariff bill by the committee"
said Representative Burton French
Of Idaho This will mean q 10 per
cent ad valOrum duty on zinc and q
half cent per pound duty on lead;
sugar upon the free list in three
years and wool upon the free list at
once.
Il have repeatedly indicated my be-
lief in favor of tariff modification,
airy that l fear it will prove most
embarrassing for the Industries in
which Idaho lis especially concerned
How Lead Industry Is Affected
mo protection whatever would
close nearly every lead and zinc mine
in the state. and the meager duty re-
ported in the bill will undoubtedly
limit PRODUCTION to the best producing
mines and check or destroy mining
development in Idaho Indefinitely
The wool schedule should be
changed, but free wool will work a
serious hardship upon the woolgrower'
in the state and affect most disas-
trously the farmers who are raising
alfalfa-a crop that is Immediately
paying upon newly irrigated lands
of southern Idaho.
"On the wool schedule / believe the
duties should be fixed upon the spec-
ific basis with relation to the clean
content and based upon the recent
report of the tariff commission.
ErAnCh,R Idea Tariff Revision.
The tariff program that | believe
would be wiseSt to follow might be
represented as follows:
First: Within sixty days pass &
law modifying schedules X and l.
the wool and cotton schedules
so that the duties would conform Il
the tariff boards report.
Second Within three or fou
months pass law modifying tn,
other schedules in such respect a.
we may have information from tn
fragmentary reports of the commits
sion and from other data at hand
This modification should be made wit
great care.
Third: Provide Immediately for
nonpartisan tariff commission and al
nounce to the country that tarit
schedules in the future shall be amer
ded from time to time upon the bt
, sis of the tariff boards report, givin
, only a measure of protection to ou
producers equalling the differenc
in cost of production at home and
, foreign countries.
This program would mean immt
date relief to the consumers of tn
country and insure stability to tn
producers"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-15
YOU KNOW 1T, MISTER.

Considerable money is sent from
this locality every month to the big
mail-order concerns. This means an
equal loss in trade to local merchants
and proportionate decrease I'M their
stores and additions to their stocks.
The only way to secure a bigger and
institutions. The out-of-town concerns
pay no local taxes nor do they con-
tribute in any way to building up the
community. Every citizen of this
community who sends away for goods
that he can buy at home is doing
both the town and the surrounding
country an injury.-Kooskia Noun.
taineer
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-15
PRESBYTERIAN

You will enjoy the report OF the
delegates to the Clarkston Sunday
School Convention next Sunday eve
ming. The delegate attending from
this school were Mr. and Mrs. M. L..
Ayers, Miss Cassie Coram and Miss
Mabel Johnson, Howard Waugh and
F. l.. Leonard. This report will take
the place of the regular preaching
service.
Mothers Day was celebrated in the
Sabbath School last Sunday by every
member wearing white flower and
by a short program by the Philathea
class. There was a large attendance
both of adults and children.
The subject for the morning ser
mon next Sunday will be 'Leviticus
The Book of Holiness" This is the
third of a serious of blackboard ser.
mons in the Books of the Bible and
which seem to be greatly enjoyed by
the congregation.
installation.
Rev. ]. A. Hedges was installed
pastor over the local Presbyterian
Congregation last Friday evening
Among those from out of town were
Rev. Vim. Loury, of Moscow who pre-
sided and preached a. fine sermon
Rev. H. A. Wicker of Charleston gave
a splendid charge to the pastor. and
Rev. VIM. baltimore, the charge ol
the people. His address was full ol
dry humor and wit. The male quartz
furnished the special music for the
occasion.
Mothers Day.
ulo.o NO. ,,nita an Interesting pro
gram of the Presbyterian Church Sun
dav evening in honor of Mothers Day
The men of the church and congrega
ton had charge. The speakers o
the evening were w. Waugh, A. S
Hardy. j. NJ. Gilmore and Herman
Hussman all of whom gave exceilen
addresses. Special music was pro
vided by the choir and a solo by M
7, Ayers was much enjoyed. Ther'
was a large congregation present.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-15
STEPS FOR PROTECTION.

The good citizens 70 the Winona
section are thinking seriously of or
ganling a vigilance committee to
cope with "nightriders" who are
getting pretty bold in that locality.
Acts Of vandalism are of common oc-
curence, and so is stock rustling. and
something must be done before long
to put stop to this sort of work.
The miscreants go so far as to des-
troy machinery, cut padlocks off the
barn doors, and If people do not Or
ganize for their own protection, and
endeavor to run down the guilty par
ties, there is no telling how far they
will carry their nefarious work. Per-
haps a lynching bee would have a
tendency to put members of the gang
on their good behavior.
Mountainer.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-15
WEST SIDE HoRsEMEN TO
ATTENn

The Cottonwood Chronicle of last
week makes the following favorable
comments on the Grangeville Horse
Show arrangements:
Grangeville's first horse show, to
be held at the county seat town on
May 80 and 81, now promises to be
great deal bigger than ever sus-
pected even by the most optimistic
citizen when it was first conceived.
The original premium list of $3.50 has
ben swelled matrially within the
past two weeks and from present
indications Will be well toward
the $500 mark before the show op-
ems, while assurances are being re-
ceived from all parts of central Ida
ho to the effect that the best to be
found in horseflesh will be there to
compete for the various prizes.
'The horse show committee has
completed arrangements with the
Camas Prairie Railway Company
to operate excursion trains both
days of the show, the trains tC
run from Lewiston to Grangeville
each morning and return in the eve
ming
The owners of the registered
stations on the west side of the
prairie are planning to attend
the show with their horses and many
of our prominent farmers will nc
doubt be there with choice animals
to enter in the various classes, Horse
breeders on this side of the prairie
have some of the finest animals o
the Percheron breed in the STATE
and should be able to bring back {
number of prizes If they compete
We are informed that most of thes,
x,yilI H. Nnlx h
stands here from May 29th to June
End in order that they may be takeI
to Grangeville.
Persons wishing to enter horse
for the show can secure entry card
at this office"