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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-01
Lewis Loses A Pig

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Art Lewis manager OF the Majestic
Stock Company lost a plymouth
rock pig In Florence last Thursday
and had to 20 buy another so as not
to disappoint the people who were so
anxious to get a chance at the "orn-
cry critter" at the show on Friday
night. The Majestic Stock Company
did very well drring their engage
ment in Florence.
VIII Spend Several Days In Florence
Mrs. II. l. Plummer left at noon to-
day for Florence where she will spend
several days visiting relatives and
friends Mira. Pirmmer has two sis
ters residing in the oil city.
Visiting His Uncle And Aunt
Paul Lacy OF Art. Vernon. Illinois.
IS visiting IN Canon city as the
guest OF his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. c. G. Lacey. on Harrison ave.
He spent several weeks in Denver
before coming here.
Visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Ashenhurst.
DIR. H. F. Lor,mer and wife of
New Concord. ol.io. have been the
guests of NJ. and Mrs. J. J. Ashen-
hurst Of East Canon during the past
week. DR.. Lorlmer IS practitioner
of many years experience and eS-
poets to locate in Colorado.
Left Saturday For Detroit.
Miss Blanche Miller. who has been
visiting in Canon City and Florence
for month or six weeks. left last
Saturday for her home in Detroit.
Michigan. she viii spend n few days
in Denver on her way east.
Go To Denver
Mr.. Claude (skeet) Hensch and Mr..
Charles DevIne are planning to go
TO Denver soon to make their home
for the winter. Mr.. Hensch will study
law and Mr.. Devine will study the
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FOR sALE--Aere and half orchard
neat little house. stable. chicken
yards etc. In city limits. Fine
place FOR a waFe Garner TO live. Can
be bought cheap. small payment
down. 5000 or $500; balance monthly
payment.
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THURSDAY
e. {. Smith Here

West celebration at Florence. They
are guests OF ]. T. Locke.
Still Sticks To Prediction
We will stick 10 our prediction.
Should Patterson. Kenehan and
Brake be nominated not a candidate
on the Democratic state ticket will
be elected Denver Democrat.
Married at Fairport, Calf
Announcements have been re
ceived here of the marriage at Fair
port. California, on September 10f
Of Miss Ge7evieve Shaffer. eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
shaffer. Formerly of this city to Geo.
Franklin Cloud. The groom is a
young business man OF Fairport and
the newly-weds win make their home
at that place.
Visiting Her Sister Here
Mrs. Charles Ankele of Salida is
visiting in Canon City this week as
the guest of her sister. Mrs. ]. W
Fulham. and family salida Mail
Gone to New York And Boston
Mrs Jas. T. Locke has gone to New
York City and Boston where she will
visit friends during the next four
or FIVE weeEs. Her itinerary includ
es various points Of interest in the
vicinity OF the metropolis.
westciite Visitors Here Wednesday.
E II. Mcclellan. lack McKellar,
Mrs. Redeleive. and Mr.. and Mrs. r
cusack composed a party OF West.
cliIe people that motored down from
the Wet Mountain valley on wednes
day They we're on their way to
Florence to attend the Wild West
show.
Back from Hillside Ranch
John Howard OF COS Greenwood
avenue has returned to town from a
several weeks visit to his ranch near
Hillside. He reports a good hay crop
in the Iowe- portion OF the Wet
Mountain valley this season. most oi
which was Harvested in fine condi
tion.
Back To Ranch
r. NJ Pope came down from his
Cottonwood ranch a week ago. J.
vas accompanied by Mrs. r. /. Pope
and childrea, who have been visit
ing here for the past week. wednes-
day Mr. r. l.. Pope came down and
accompanied his wife and children
back TO the ranch today.
Here From west Virginia
Mr. and Airs. Norman Steel and
family OF Flirmont, West Va, are
visiting here as the guests of the
formers mother. Mrs. Satterfield, and
other relatives. They resided in Can.
on City at one time and Mr.. Steel
will be remembered as having been
employed FOR a number OF years as
a machinist at the plant OF the En-
rire Zinc company.
Demonstrates New Dances
on "Wednesday evening at the An
mex Dancing School the instructor
Mrs. Kerr. demonstrated some Of the
latest dances. She was ably assisted
by mr Ray Hawes. who having had
but three le sons. executed the newer
steps in a gery gracefnl fashion.
The Tango. hesitation waltz and
one-step variation were danced and
explained in detail
The hall vas well filed and many
favorable comments we're heard on
the demonstration.
Here From Florence This Morning.
w p. wilbar CT Florence was a
visitor here this morning. He says
the wild west show there this week
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MONDAY
Gone To Twin Falls, Idaho.


Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Mcmillan and
family late OF Lincoln Park. left last
Friday afternoon for Twin Falls.
Idaho. where they expect 10 make
their home. MIR. Mcmillan will take
charge as superintendent Of large
mercantile ostabiishment at NNin
Falls. For the last few years he has
been employed By the Canon Grccery
company here
Promotion Day In Sunday Schools.
Sunday was Promotion day
among the Crade pupils in the Meth
odisi. Presbyterian. Christian ami
other sunday schools of the city and
In each of them there was special
music ad exercises appropriate to the
occasion.
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Want Ads
Five Cents aLine

WANTED
wANTED-jood girl 70: general
housework. Must be good cook No
washing. Mrs. J. II. Peabody. 4oS
River street 22otf.
wANTED-Hens and fries. Highest
prices. Hoosier Market. 22sts
wANTED-For next few days. fancy
Jonathan apples. The Royal Gorge
Fruit Growers Association. 22st3.
WANTED TO BUY-Some young
calves. r. A. Dnley on Reynolds.
22itidtI "
,>>~>>>~eesee~>~sS>Ss~s~ss
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR sAI.E-Beautiful high-grade
piano like new. Must sell. See Nc
Quown. 22sts
FOR sALE-Gooi milk eow-part
Jersey. Phone White 1873. 22sts
FOR SALE Ticket to Salt Lake City
and return to Kansas City. Phone
West s3G. 223u.
FOR sALE-Fresh COW. Jersey. 3
years: gallons rich milk. c. NJ
Kingsley. Nineteenth and Central
streets. 23opts.
FOR sALE-The broken stock OF
harness aud shoe repairs and tools
Of the late W A Hilton. 40 shoe
maker in custer county. Address
Mrs. ". a. Hilton westcline. Colo
Phone westcllne ii. 225t6
FOR sALE-Gentioma ticket TO
California. Good until Oct. soui
1916 S. 9th street. 2sOpis
FOR sALE-set OF 5-ton pitless
scales cheap. Leader Hardware
Co. 23ot2ditw.
FOR sALE-Hay bailed and loose
Orchard grass and alfalfa Phone
]. T. Wilson 1ss,f
FOR sALE-oia newspapers. used toi
vegetable packing. putilIE sGisf
carpets or any other Use: ioc PACK
Age.-Daily Record i7Bpti2
FOR sALE--A good COW. E. w. Ar
len. Phone White 1851.
2isuwt2d.
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FO ND
FoUND-K. 4. Iln. Enquire at Roc.
ord ofacs. z2s,s
FoUND-snali bunch keys. Get AZ
Record ofhce. 22sis
FoUND-smnii package OF ginshar |
Get at Record ofhce. 2i7tg.
FoUND-suitcasc left at us Hazel
avenue last wednesday. owner
can have same by calling at Record
and paying for ad 229t3
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MONEY TO LOAN
The s--inoD' snamns aau t-o.i
association la- money To loan "
saAy tsrms the best plan Ia all "a
~oriJ for payinE OF mortgage Of
the home See Guy e Hardy. trsA,
urer. or chas : Waldo. secrstzrr
$1,000 go ,e s@~p~Se 1SSooe~
amusement programmes at the va-i
ous theatres
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tracing III attendance of people from
all sections OF the Arkansas valley.
Some Big Pears On Exhibition
There is IN display in the window
of the Record office three very large
pears grown by L. S. Dunlap of Riy-
erside avenue. South Canon. They
are of an unknown variety and DIFF
fer materially in appearance from
the Bartlett and other of the more
familiar kinds. The aggregate
weight of the three pears is three
pounds and a quarter. The largest
OF the trio weighs twenty ounces.
FRIDAY
Left Today on Prospecting Trip
Eugene Weston and son, Ned, left
this morning on a two weeks pro-
pecting trip through the mineral belt
in the western part of the county.
They have some mining claims in
saguache county which they expec
to visit before winter comes on.
Santa Fe Superintendent Here
]. E. McMahon. division superinten
dent of the Santa Fe railroad com.
pany with headquarters in Pueblo.
was here on Wednesday looking after
business affairs connected with the
Canon City office OF the company.
He came ~ in his private car and
was eompanied by his clerk and
stenographer.
On Road Inspection Trip
County Commissioner W. II. Pigg
left this morning by auto on an in
spection of The public roads in the
western part Of the county. He will
be gone for a couple OF days and will
visit Cotopayi, Howard. Texas Creek
and other .-cints in that section.
Visiting Son And Family Here
Mr. and Lirs. C E. Matkin. Sr. OF
Bucklin. Kansas. arrived here on
Thursday for a visit with their son.
G. E. Matkin. wife and family on
Rudd avenue. There are now at the
Matlsin home here. four generation
OF the family. including Grandma
Matkin. who is ninety years OF age.
Peaee Service Here October 4th.
In response to President Wilson's
call for a lation.wide peace service
meeting on Sunday. October fourth
Rev. c. II, neminston has been made
chairman Of a committee of ar
rangements for such a community
meeting in Canon City Rev Mr..
Remington called the committee TO.
gether this morning and formulated
plas which viii be published in these
columns at later date.
c. A. r. to Keep "open House"
The members OF Greenwood Post
No. 10. Grand Army of the Republic
Will keep open house" at Pythiaa
hall Saturday evening complimentary
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bengley. who
will leave shortly for San Diego. Cal
ifornia, to spend the winter, and Mrs.
Carrie T. Mari. member of Green
wood woman's Relief corps. former
ly a resident ot Canon City. but
now living in Detroit. Michigan. All
members of the C. A. r. and the W
r. c. are cordially invited TO be pres
ent.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Patten
Mrs. Charles osincup. daughter.
Mss Dorothy, OF Colorado Springs
and Floyd eatherwood of Memphis
Tennessee. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
c. W. Van Patten at 525 Hazel ave
They made he trip by auto. coming
here by way OF Pueblo. Mr. Leath
erwood Is a medical student in his
home city and is spending few
months in colorado for the benefit
Of his heal,h.
Mrs. Knowles Died This Morning
Mrs. Guss,e N. Knowles. wife OF
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Back From Hillside Ranch

John Ho yard OF COS Greenwood
avenue has returned to town from a
several weeks visit to his ranch near
Hillside He reports a good hay crop
in the lowe- portion OF the Wet
Mountain valley this season. most of
which was harvested in fine condi.
tion.
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News Notes
ADVERTISEMENT

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 523
Main street Record Office.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24
Pay Your Subscription.

Just a word of warning to oui
delinquent subscribers is in order
now. The Journal is going to hew
right TO the line in regard to apply
ing strictly the rule Of payment in
advance for subscriptions. Youl
subscription to The Journal MUST
BE PAID AND PAID IN ADVAN-
CE, if you want to receive the pa
per.
The postal laws are very clear Oh
his matter. We have no legal right
70 keep on sending out papers
through the mails at the special
postage rate which the government
allows us, when a subscription ism
arrears. We~have no choice about
the matter. We must insist on
having each subscription paid in
advance.
In making this announcement
The Journal is aware of the fact thai
times are rather hard and that mon
~ isn't any too plentiful. But
ONE DOLLAR due us from a large
number of subscribers means much,
while to each individual subscriber
i. may mean comparatively very
little. This is in addition to the
Tact that we have no choice in the
matter. Subscriptions in arrears
must be paid up, OF your paper
viii not be sent to you any longer.
Where a subscriber is not able &c
pay at this time but win be ready
to do SO little later, he should see
us at once about the matter. Ii
you will name definite time when
YOU can pay and will pay, we can
arrange to continue your paper.
Otherwise your name goes off. And
YOU cam afford to miss The Jour
nal in 1915. 1t viii be the livest
aud best newspaper ever issued 10
Lee county. Call to see US at once
about your subscription. We have
a large number of attractive club
offers, which viii save you money.
Don't delay. DO TT NOWl
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24


There Is undoubtedly q silver liz.
ing 60 the prevalent somber cloud
over the business world, if one will
but see it. Especially is ittrue that
there is as much trade and business
optimism in Leesburr as in any
town Of its size 10 the stale. In fact
there is far more activity here now
in trade and in plans for larger
business next year than III most
Of the towns in this region Of Geor-
gia.
Observe the new business firms
which will enter the field Of trade
here next year new banks and o.
Their business firms. There il, fur.
thermore, an additional wholesome
sign il the reorganization Of several
firms that are already doing good
business. These firms will be put
in even better shape for getting
more trade next year.
The new firms are live firms.
That is cne Of the best features OF
their optimism. They intend t.
advertise, to go out after business
aggressively. Needless to say that
hey will get it. The business is
here for those who know how to GO
liter it intelligently and with deter
nination.
The Journal has been assured Of
nlch additional advertising with
the coming of the new year. This
| advertising will come from these
new firms. They are not in rut.
They KNOW that advertising pays
they will not try advertising az die
the Indian who experimental with
sleeping on feathers. You recall
that Indian? Well, when the white
nan told the Indian that feathers
were good to sleep upon, the Indiar
took ONE feather and slept upon it
No wonder the Red man reporteC
to his white friend next morning
Feather hard-ieather no goot
for sleepl"
Is that the way you try advertis
ing? Let us talk it over with you
Advertising is right, ALI RIGHT
when you use it right. Come t.
see us and let us show you how t,
use it in the new year.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24
Clerk Of Council.
GEORGIA, Lee County.

I0IIOAANA4A1 AtSS NNNA'pJ
BY virtue OF ali order from the Court
Of Ordinary of Lee County, Ga, will be
sold at public outcry on the LIST Tuesday
in January, 1915, at the court house door
in the City OF Albany, nougherty Co.,
Ga, said order specially authorizing said
sale to be made in Dougherty county,
Ca, between the legal hours of sale, a
one-half undivided interest in the fol-
lowing described land, towit:
"One-half acre of land, more or less,
on lot of land situated in the northern
part OF the City Of Albany, Ga, in what
is commonly known as Arcadia, and
described as lot No. 20, in block nine on
Seventh Street"
Said land being the property of Green
Day, deceased, and being sold for the
purpose Of paying the debts of said es-
tate of Green Day, and fol distribution
among the heirs. The sale to be made
for cash
This End day of Dec. 1914.
w. P. ROBERTS, Admr.
sat Est. Green Day, dec,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24
Legal Advertising
Read The Ordinance.

An ordinance entitled an ordinance to
make It unlawful for horses, mules, cows,
nogs, goats, sheep and other animals Of
like kind to run at large or be tied out
on the streets, sidewalks and alleys Of
the City Of Leesburg, Ga.
Be Ii ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
ell Of the City Of Leesburg and tits here
by ordained by authority Of the same,
that from and after the passage of this
ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation to allow any
horse, mule, COW, hog, goat, sheep or
any other animal Of like kind which may
be owned or controlled by said person,
firm or corporation, to run at large or
be tied out on any Of streets, sidewalks
or alleys OF the City Of Leesburg. Except
that it shall not be unlawful for horses
and mules to be tied to hitehing-posts
erected for that purpose and said horses
and mules shall not be bitched in such
manner that they will have rope or tie
rein OF sufficient lengthto Craze.
| Re it further ordained by tleauthority
aforesaid, that any person, finn or CORP
Grafton violating this ordinance shall be
punished by a fine of not more than fifty
dollars or by work on the streets Of said
City Tor a period OF not more than thirty
days, either one or both in the discretion
Of the Mayor.
Be it further enacted by the authority
aforesaid that it shall be the duty Of the
marshall to impound any such horse,
mule, COW, hog, goat, sheep and other an
final Of like kind that may be found run
ming at large.o tied out on any Of the
streets, sidewalks or alleys of the City OF
Leesburg, and to report the same to the
Clerk Of the Mayors Court, and it shall
be the duty of said Clerk to enter case
on the Mayors court docket against the
person, firm or corporation owning or
Icontrolling said horse. mule, COW, hog,
goat, sheep or other animal oflike kind /;
and for each such animal so impounded,
the Marshall shall receive fee of one
dollar and the further fee Of fifty cents
per day for the keep and feed OF eael
horse, mule or COW, and twentyfveeents
per day for the keep and feed of each
hog, goat, sheep or other animal go i'm
pounded, said fees to be paid by the own
er or parties controlling such animals and
the city shall in no case be liahle in any
manner whatsoever for said fees.
Be it further enacted that all laws Or
parts oflaws in conflict with this law be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Read first time lo6-19l4, Read second
time and passed---l9l4.
1Toror
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
abIe TO cure IN all its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being q constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in-
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
ard mucous surfaces of the system there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis.
ease, and giving the patient strength by
nature In doing its work. The proprietors
have 50 much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that II fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials.
Address: r. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
sold BY all DrugGigts. 75c.
Take HalfB Family Pills for constipation.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

While the government war tax
does not apply to marriage licenses
young bridegrooms need not con-
graduate themselves on escaping
entirely their share of the war.
Ths government has ruled that the
certificates provided BY ordinaries
or ministers declaring that John
and Mary were lawfully bound in
holy wedlock shall bear a ten-cent
stamp. So. while it costs no tax
TO be married, it costs a dime to
prove It afserward. Dawson News.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

The Christmas edition Of the
Grady County Progress published
at Cairo reached cur exchange desk
last week. Editor Perry has a
right to feel proud OF this edition,
and the people Of Grady county
show their appreciation Of his eff
forts BY their splendid patronage.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

As we have stated in these colu-
INNS before all legal advertising
must be pail for in advance, or
the party's attorney or agent must
guarantee the fee. We take this
method to protect ourselves, and
We intend to hew to the line.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

We are in receipt of a circular let
ter from the Southern Missionary
News Bureau wanting us to send
them 25c a column for publicity
matter sent out by shem. We
don't mind giving our space to
charitable organizations of this ma
ture, but when they ask US to pay for
it and publish also, We draw the
line.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24
Collier Weekly and The Frank
Case.

81 &&N%s ~
The editor Of The Journal is just
il receipt Of a long proof Of an ar
ticle published in Golfers Weekly,
that 'Sniper" Of Southern wo-
men.
We have noted in the last six
months 81 the now famous Frank
case that some Of the daily news
papers Of this state have attacked
the findings Of the courts Of Geor-
gia, and declared that Leo Frank
had not received a fair trial.
Among them we note the Albany
Herald Of Albany, our neighboring
city, and we are sorry that such
has been the case with so good
newspaper as the Herald. But we
have nothing to say iii regards to
the editorial policy Of any paper.
But those same newspapers, that
have declared that Frank did not
receive a fair trial, brought this
stencil on the Courts Of Georgia,
md are directly responsible forgthe
lttack on Georgia, her citizens and
her courts by that infamous 'sni-
per" Of Southern women, Golfers
Weekly.
The article in Golfers Weekly is
not fair in any way, and they
make no attempt to see the other
side of the case.
We challenge Golfers Weekly
or any other Paper published in
Georgia, or the United States t.
ind a country that has been fairei
to the Jews. But when one is con-
| victed Of a crime such as this one,
| who had the best counsel money
| could EMPLOY, the newspapers o.
this and other states should let tht
case alone. Thousands and thous-
| ands Of dollars have been spent BIZ
the Jews of America in the defense
| If Frank, but still he remains con,
vieted Of one Of the most heinous
crimes ever charged to white mar
in Georgia.
No man should be denied a fail
trial, but the newspapers Of Gcor-
yia and Golfers Weekly are nc
more competent to Judge in this
,ase, than the courts Of Georgia.
Frank has been tried, the evidence
while largely circumstantial, prov.
ed beyond any reasonable doubt
that he was guilty Of a crime more
horrible, than has ever been charg.
ed to a man in Georgia before
The law says life for a life
md we believe just as sure as God
ules this Universe that he will
see that Frank pays the full penalty
of the law.
If Golfers Weekly will inyesti-
gate both sides thoroughly and
present them in non-partisian
way their readers viii be Of the
same opinion as majority of the
people of Georgia. They also fail
to state in their article that VIM.
!. Burns was guilty Of all kinds OF
srookedness in his investigation in
this case, and deserves to have his
license revoked in every state in the
Union.
The people of Georgia and the
South generally have not forgotten
Golfers attack on Southern wo-
men some years hence, and will
not soon forget their meddling
where they have no business again.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

It's significant that this talk Of
abolishing kissing was started by a
man. Not until the ladies have
had their say, will We take any
stock in the movement. Macon
News.
It probably would be sad blow
to Che editor Of the News should
the ladier take up the movement,
judging from the way he writes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

We are in receipt of the Christ
mas edition OF the Early County
News published at Blakely. It is
a neatly gotten up paper, and does
credit to that city and county.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

When Tom Fielder secures that
appointment that Hardwick is
after for him. he should give the
''Gamecock" receipt paid in
full"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

Cotton is eighteen cents a pound
in Germany. Would that not
make You mad if you we're a Cot
ton Planter with lots Of money and
no way to get it to Germany
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-12-24

This war has apparently demon
strated that no fort is impregnable
unless the enemy can be kept SC
far out Of range that the fort Itself
can do no harm.