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CLARENCE 00lAN'S
FACE BADLYrBURnED

Clarence Dolan. the well known 10
cal athlete. IS carrying badly burned
head and face on his shoulders as a
result of an investigating tour of the
inside OF the furnace hrehox at the
Greenwood. 5e2 Greenwood avenue a
a few days ago.
The resiar man was taseD sudden
ly sick and Dolan, who is a guest a;
the horse volunteered to keep the
furnace soing.
On the nicrr'ag when tas accident
hrppened the IRE was a liti.c stub
horn and %hile gazing In the nrebox
To ascertain lie tiouble IN explosion
occurred, ''r.kins fall in Dr,rs face
The exmiaa;ica OF doctor lis
closed the fact that ore eye was badly
scorched as was also the face. The
burns were not deep and II is though,
that the results will not be serious
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Climbed rremon.'s peak.

A party OF students from Dodds
Commercial college celebrated LIN
coIp's birthday anniversary Thursday
afternoon nv climbing Fremont's peak.
The excursionists. twelve in number.
we're conveyed in automobiles driven
by Ray Thomas and George McLain
to the foot OF the trail near the city
water works reservoirs. where the
climb began. The trip from this point
to the top was made on foot. All ex-
press themselves as having had a
delIshtful outing.
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SANTA FE DAIRY SPECIAL
IN CANON CITY FEB. Is

The dairy and silo special rrn by the
Santa Fe will be here Wednesday.
Feb. 25th, from l p. m. to 4:30 D. m.
This is the special train referred TO
by Prof. Lory of the agricultural col
iege IN these columns Thursday.
besides the three lecturers from
the college. there will be with the train
Mr.. II. NJ. Bainer. silo expert and agri-
culturist OF the Santa Fe; L. F. Bacon.
assistant colonization agent: ]. F. Jar.
rell. publicity agent: ]. E. McMahon.
superintendent. and w. o. Skinner.
division freight agent. all OF the San
tn Fe service.
Every ranchman in the county
should see this exhibition and hear
these lectures The proposition OF a
creamery in Canon City will probably
be brought up before a meeting OF In
terested parties In the near future.
Should you decide to furnish milk to
the creamery. you will want to know
the best feed that can be grown local
Iy TO produce the most milk. Every
ranchman. whether you own a COW or
not. be present
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Guarding Against Croup.

The best safeguard against Group is
a bottle OF Foley's Honey and Tar
compound In the house. r. II. CHM,
'iiddleton. Ca. writes: My children
are very susceptible to Group. easily
latch cold. I give them Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound and In evry In
stance they get prompt relief and are
soon cured. We keep II at home and
prevent Group" Use II also for coughs,
colds. hoarseness. tickling throat.
bronchial and lngrippc coughs. IL con-
tains no opiates. Refuse substitutes.
rhe Corner Drug storc.-adv
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win Sail for Home Tuesday.

A post card 10 the Daily Record
from +. r.. Thomas. who with DIR. q.
H. Kcllenberger Is touring the Fia-
waiIan islands. under date OF the 9Th
inst. gays they VIII sail from Homo
lulu for san Francisco on the steamer
Mongolia ON Feb. 17tb. They win ar-
rive in California next Saturday night
or Sunday morning and win be homo
about the FIRST OF March.
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THE DOCTORS DIAGNOSIS

A physician received a personal let
ter from Sears. Roebuck a Co. the
large Chicago mail order house. II
was well written appeal and close'I
by saying: III there is any reason
why you do not buy OF US. please give
us your reason In the enclosed stamped
envelope and we will strive to r.
move the cause" The physician an
swered as follows:
Your letter OF recent date askin I
why had not traded with you for A
long time. received. and as you ask
me to tell you frankly why. will Civ ,
you a few reasons:
"First-I am In business In this corn
munity and am looking TO this corl-
munity with its varied Industries fer
my support. cannot ask the mer-
chants OF this town for their supprot
II ! do not give them mine.
"Second-In looking over my bool 8
I fail to fnd either Mr.. Sears or Mr..
Roebuck or other OF the company :
names. which reminds me that neiths r
Of these gentlemen have ever give a
me a penny's patronage. Why Is this
Am too far away. or have neither ol
them needed a physician. or are the =
afraid OF the mail order plan when u
comes to the practice OF medicine ,
can certainly give as good satlsfac.
tIon by mall as your house can. and
will appreciate call from either OF
them when In need of medical service.
Third-In looking over the subscriu-
tion lists for improving our streets
and public highways. have failed 10
find the name OF either member OF III J
firm down for one penny to assist in
the work. Also have failed TO find
your name on any Of the charity lists
where help has been rendered to our
poor; In other words. you are not down
as contributor to our Helping Hand
society. In fact. in all the movements
for the betterment Of our conditions,
where our community has needed the
rniied efforts OF her public-spirited
citizens. have failed to find your
name among the list OF our contribute
ing merchants. Your name is not on
our city tax books. nor do ! find where
you have paid a city license to do a
mercantile business in competition
with our home merchants.
These pre- few answers to yonr
questions. and trust You win see the
justice OF them
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INVITATION
Dedicated to c. a. Baker.

o. come to California.
Poor exile in the east;
Come to the land whore nature
Gives one continued feast
Cone. for the sun caresses
With touches fond and true;
Come. leave the cruel winter.
Were weary. waiting for you
The roses bud and blossom on
The lattice just without.
The dIsobedient heliotrope
Il creeping all about:
The door stands wide open
The scene Ia ever new;
o. come 20 California.
We're weary. waiting for you
rhe high Sierra glIstens-
A winter scarf Of lace
Adorns. with snowy traolngs.
Her beautiful old face.
7ut poppies crown her foothills
The mariposa. too
ONE blIihely. come and gather:
We're weary. waiting for you.
RE Frost King holds no court here.
The poor may laugh and sing:
The winter months are looming.
For all the Joy they bring.
70 sad-eyed children suffer
That long dread season through:
Gods Land" is California.
And. o. she's calling you.
Come TO the land OF beauty:
Come. breathe her air and live:
Then 70 the God who made her
Your honest worship give.
Come. and be yer grateful.
Your strength and faith renew.
o. caiifornia's calling.
She's weary. waiting you.
-ELIZABETH BAKER BoHAN.
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NJ. E. SNOW DENIES REPORT

The report hzr:-s neen quite gener-
ally circulated that | am candidate
for the office of fruit Inspector. l de-
sire to most emphaticaliy state that
there Is no foundation for this report.
as | am not now and never have been
candidate for this place. Searly
three weeks ago. before this fight was
on. Mr.. Taylor came to me and stated
that he understood that was out for
this office and was kind enough to
say that II I really wanted the place
that he would step out OF the way.
told that ! had no desire whatever for
this office and would not accept II un-
der any circumstances. am a warm
supporter OF Mr.. Taylor at this time
rnd expect to support him at least un-
Ill some more capable and better
qualified candidate is presented. and
as experience is what counts in this
kind of work. II certainly looks to me
as though It would be a great mistake
TO make any change here until neces.
sary at least.
ME-. SNOW.
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WILL TRY TO Sc
CURE 4 CREAMERY

A movement Is on foot looking 70
the calling of meeting of ranchmen
and other interested people to dis
cuss the matter OF starting . cream
cry here. Conservative estimates In
dicate that something like $4,000 Is
laid out In Canon City annually 10,
butter and cream. Not only would q
creamery here keep this amount OF
money In the pockets OF our citizens.
but 1t would, give the alfalfa growers
Of the county more advantageous
market for disposing OF their crops
II Is computed that Il win require
minimum OF at least three hundred
cows to put the creamery on a payinf
basis at the start Ranehmen. are you
willing to cooperate in this matter
Are you willing to guarantee the milk
from a certain number OF COWS for the
support OF the creamery?
Write out your views ON the sub
lect and send them TO w. p. Agnew
secretary OF the Canon City Chamber
OF Commerce. 20 that 1t may be easil,
ascertained who are willing to heir
support such proposition A. n.
sure TO attend the lectures to be gives
In connection with the visit here OF
the dairy and silo special train at h.
Santa Fe station on Feb. 25th. These
lectures will be given from TO $3.50
O'Clock in the afternoon on the above
named date.
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plCNIcxEO IN THE MOUNTAINS

Through the courtesy and under II,
chaperonage OF their teachers eight
OF the students OF Mount st. scholas
tica's academy celebrated Lincoin's
birthday on ThurSday by picnic ir
the mountain swcst OF town. The party
was carried In automobiles from the
academy up TO Hardin's quarry at the
foot OF Mt Grant. where dinner was
eaien and where greater part OF the
day was spent In out-of-door pleas
ures. In the afternoon hike" was
made part way to the top Of Fremont's
peak. the sisters as well as most OF
their prctescs making the trip. There
were fifteen auto loads Of the excur
sIonists and program OF fun and
frollc wa4 iuduleed In The affair was
hugely enjcsed by bo;h erown-ups and
children.
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feet and what did do was by great
effort ! could not sleep at night and
of course felt very bad in the morning.
and had . steady headache.
AFTER taking the second bottle no.
ticed that the headache was not % bad.
rested better, and my nerves were
stronger. I continued its use until i
made . new woman Of me. and now !
can hardly realize that ! am able to do
20 much a. do. Whenever 1 know any
woman In need Of . good medicine l
highly praise Lydia f. Pinkham's Veg
etabIe Compound" - Mrs. FRANK
CLARK. s146 N. Tulip St. Richmond. Pa
Women Have Been Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia F. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female ils-
This accounts for the enormous demand
for il from coast TO coast III you arc
troubled with any ailment peculiar 70
women why don't you Try Lydia z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compoundl It
will pay you TO do so. Lydia T. link-
ham Medicine Co., Lynn. Mass.
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CELEBRATE:TENTH -
Anniversary OF CLUB

The Mariposa club OF Florence was
organized ten years ago last Tuesday
night and in commemoration of the
cy ent the ladies composing its men.
ership entertained their husbands
with a bannre. at 'he home OF DIR. aud
sIrs. ]. w. Rambo In this city. The
i1air was very arpropi 'ately denomil-
atsd the clubs tin Wedding" and thar
lea was carried OF, III the tally ear Is
for progressive rc|k which employ al
'sc time OF the z, osts following he
snmptu"us repast
Valentines cut n t~o were distriL-
u'ed - ;he guests iust before Ginasr
was announced and rartners were .'e.
cided whoa The pieces were correctif
uatched. The tables were adorned
with carnations and covers were laid
for twenty-three. The only abseli
meraber was Mrs. David Salmon, who
has been visiting in the east for the
past few weeks ard was unabl. TO ! I.
prtrent.
-he menu consisted OF youry iur
key with dressing. Cranberry SARGE
mashed potatoes and brown gravy
celery, pickles. salad. Ice cream. cake
ocffee and after dinner homemade
rints. The time at the banquet tabl.
vas spent in feasting upon the good
things prepared and in congenial con
yersation.
Following the 1iaIer. tables were ar
ranged and progressive rook was in
dulged in until nearly midnight. fpr
which tin prizes were presented foi
tire highest scores.
Dr. and Mrs. Rambo were showered
with congratulations upon their warm
hospitality and the tenth anniversary
oi the organization of the Msriposa
Cub passed iato ~, iory as one of the
most delight. IL dedasicns in is ohron
iclcs.
The Flyrencs fut.ts. who mai. tE,
trip by automobiles. consisted c
Messrs. and Mesdames George Hyde
c. F. Smith. T. w. Roberts, John Rob
orts. w. p. wnbar. E. F.. Jack. " A
Hutton. ALFRED Durfee, Lynn Smith
and Mr.. Da~id Salmon. From Canor
cay the guests were. i,r and Mrs.
W. Ramno snd Senator ind Mrs. NJ
* Lines
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COMPLETE
WORK OF
EXTENDING
1918 TAXES

The total OF all OF the general taxes
Ia Fremont county for 1912 was s3i5,-
lO7.52. The total of all OF the general
taxes in Fremont county for 1913 is
1868, ,503.29, but for the purpose ..
making a just comparison the follow
ing should be deducted: The special
Canon City tax to pay the Cox judg-
ment against the city. the taxes OF
williamsburg and of the Hardscrab-
BILE and Pueblo Irrigation districts,
amounting in the aggregate to sl9.-
Ss3.1s. because none of these taxes
we're levied in 1912. These deductions
would leave a net increase in taxes
for 1913 OF s4.51259 over those of the
previous year. Without the levy for
the payment OF the Cox judgment the
tax to be collected in Canon City this
year is ss2 2.56s56. Last year it was
sss.e5G.2s.
County Assessor II. J. Craig and his
deputies completed the work of eS-
tending the taxes for 1913 last Satur-
day afternoon and sent the rolls to
Colorado Springs to be bound before
turning them over to the treasurer.
They were returned to him in book
form on Tuesday and are now in the
possession of the treasurer. who will
at once begin the collection of the first
half Of the taxes now due.
Assessor Craig and his assistants
are entitled to great credit for the
promptness with which the tax rolls
we're gotten out in view OF the inn
mense amount OF work incurred in do
ing SO by the delay caused by the state
tax commission. On account of their
energy Fremont county is one OF the
arst in the state to certify the taxes
to the treasurer for collection and the
task was accomplished without extra
help or cent OF additional cost to the
public Some of the assessors will not
have the tax lists reEdy for month or
more.
Owing to the complication resulting
from the tie-up by the tax commission
the county commissioners, with the
consent OF the attorney general. have
extended the time when the first half
OF the taxes become delinquent from
March 81 to April 80.
The increase in the assessment made
BY the tax commission will not make
great deal OF difference in this coun-
~ SO far as the revenue to be col
lected is concerned. In few Instances
the taxes will be higher. but in others
II will be lower. The state tax in Ere
mont county for 1912 was SIS s.39575.
For 1918. which are now due. II will
be s2s.s75.45.
The assessment against all taxable
property in Fremont county. as agreed
upon by the state tax commission and
on which the levy for 1918 was made,
was s22.5ss.ie9. The property assess
ment in this state under the existing
statute is on a full valuation. instead
Of the one-third basis that previously
prevailed.
Table Of Total Taxes
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Compound i was In .
dreadfully d rundown
state of health,
b I'D internal trou-
bles, and was so ex-
tremcly nervous and
prostrated that II !
had given in TO my
feelings / would
have been in bed
As IL was l h sd
hardly strength at
times 70 be on my
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The meeting of the literary society
In the Fruitmere school house last
Friday night was well attended con-
sidering the weather. II was decided
to meet every two weeks. A nne pro-
gram is under way for the next meet
ing and 1t is hoped the attendance Will
be large.
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Revs. Matthews and Walker. who
have held meetings in the Fruitmere
school house. left the last Of the week
for Portland. Colo. where It is ex-
pected they will hold meetings.
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FRUITMERE
AND FOURMILE

The Fourmiie Progressive club met
with Mrs. ]. w. Augustine OF East cy-
snide avenue this tFriday) afternoon
A very pleasant and profitable time is
reported.
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in the event of unfavorable weather
the crowds viii be moved on the In
side. where stea mheating and ventl-
lation assure comfort. !.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Newell are
the proud parents of baby girl. born
Sunday morning. Mother and baby are
doing fine.
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John Lamb returned Sunday from
Pocatello. Idaho. where he has spent
the last few months with his sister.
Mrs. Frank Gravestock.
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Mrs. J. W. Sweeney and children
came down from Garden Park Thurs
day. returning Saturday.
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WOMAN WOULD
NOT give UP
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound.

Richmond, Pc .s When / started
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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DIG MONEY IN pouLrRv RAISING

Do you wish " know
mor- shout tho Poultry
Industry IN Colorado and
sss.= ss.= rocky mountain Reg
lon. Send to-day to
THE iETERnouTAfN
POULTRY ADVOCATE
Colorado EerIrHn. Colo.
Subscription 100 susntion
HI. pspsr = - Sasnpis'
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2on6on 6. Sept. g}a6Ite-
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Die Nlinc 81, cr iidl etipa 40 Wleilen
bon .eloS entfernt 6eiano.
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