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Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court-By Justice Lehman
Shields vs. orosant Const. Co, Arthur II.
Townley; Macy va Birnbaum, Francis A.
Oneill: jackson VS. Apleby, Richard Steel
BY Justice Gon-Lambert vs. Walton. John
f. Duty. kohn vs. Lerner, Standish Chard
Schwab VS. shapiro, Denis spellissy; Kerr Va
Weiss VIM. Arrowsmith: Bk. for Saw vs.
Martin, Francis W Pollock, Wheeler W An
ger, Wilbur Larremore Wilson VS. Anger,
Frank Moss; specht vs. Rosenberg, Robt. l..
Morrell; Faulkner W. Van wyck, John De
witt Warneri N. Y. l.. Ins Co. VS. Brown
old. J, Hampden Dougherty.
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ENGLAND STOPS ENEMY's MAIL
Unless Letters Enclosed TO Neutral
Countries Are Unsesied.

LONDON, Jan. l5.--The War ONCE an
nounced to-day that the Government had
decided 10 hold up letters destined for
enemy countries but enclosed In letters
for neutral countries, unless the envelope
is unsealed.
Up to the present considerable
amount of mail for Germany has been
sent from England In this manner by
way Of the United States.
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LOFT BUILDING IN TROUBLE.

Viola NJ. Flannery has started a suit
in foreclosure against the property at
10 and II West Fortyfourth street, Tie
is West F'orty-fourth Street Company,
Alvin c. Cass president il named as do
PENDANT. Mrs. Flannery transferred tho
plot to the realty company in December,
1918, and since that time a twelve story
loft building has been erected At a cost
of about 100000 The plot formerly
held the old Brearley school.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

MARsCHAT, Rarollne. 20 Frances viceitsl,
i2s y sith st; atty Eugene Sweeney q |
BRENNAS. Thos, to France; vlecitai, as
p slth ~ atty. Eugene Sweeney. az W
LAW Sn MIRO co to jaiu. Gosbei. 10 cg Z
9sth q; atty. 7 Co; i7s Bwsy. .,ls.ooS
Liberty st, atty. 7 @ CO. i7s Bvay. 900
FARM Jno G, A ano. trus. to Jno @ Mar
shall. S2e Washington av, Bklyn. 10000
TITLE @ T co to American Mtg Co. 4s
Cedar st: attys Bowers a s, ~ Cedar
EouiTABLE LIFE GssuR soc OF i 5 10
Lawyers Mtg co, ~ Liberty ST.. sac, 900
HORN. Aaron c, TO Norris Cukor, 222 y
NAPoLITANo, carmine. to Louis Aiterisi,
HART Frisds 81 al. 70 10, schmitt. iOi u
9TH q! atty, Co i7s bway. 500
Jr. 10 w 9th st; Attys, Bowers q s,
A6 Cedar st..................... Omitted
NORTH SIDE SAVINGS BANK TO N V Mtg
TITLE @ ST. co to Mary Hofmann. II, 900
TRUST co to Moss Est Inc...... 100
GREENwicH MrG co to VIM l. Con- CON-
N&GiEiLDnrNSqER, Frank j. to Selma Selma
BARNwELL, Morgan q. q ano. iius. TO to
Lawyers Mtg Co. .....,.......,...at 81 Z 600
LAWYERS MTG co to Thee C Camp, com.
BowERMAN. Jessie c. to Jos L Baker. 81
JACOBSON, Marie Z. to Franklin sey
wINKLER. Mary. & ano. sstrs, TO WIN
sHAMBERG. Alex ]. to Louis A Jonas. 81
Y TRUST co to Moss Estate. Inc tassiEns
% htsa)s 'ss'ss.s .ss.... .'s.'.....N WV
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TRADING IN wEsToHEsTER.

Angel & Co. announce the sale to Mrs.
Mary Antln Grabau of plot OF over
sn acre adjoining her residence on Cooper
road, Murray Hill, property of the Scars
dale Estates. The same firm also an
nounce the rental OF the William II. Fish
house on the New York post road. Scars
dale, to Louis Hasbrouck Newkirk.
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LEASE LAND FOR GOLF LINKS.

The Metropolitan Golf Links. Inc. newly
organized. with w. John Baird president
and Herbert Hipwell secretary and
treasurer, has leased 100 acres, known a,
the Quaker Ridge Estates. Westchester
county. from Bradford Rhodes for ten
years. The property Is near Larch-
mont and Mamaroneck and will be de-
veloped into an eighteen hole golf course
under the supervision of John Dunn
The residence will be altered into a club
house
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U. S. GOLD YIELD $s2, 1923, 500.
Exports Exceeded Imp"rts In 1914
by sIs4,6sD,OOO.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA preliminary
estimate Issued by the United States
Geological Survey and the bureau OF
the mint gives the gold yield OF the
United States for 1914 as valued at
S9s,S23.500
According to the statement the i'm
norts of gold during 1914 amounted 10
S5S,l22. 900 pnd tho exports s242 900.
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LARGE JERSEY FARM SOLD.

Slawson & Hobbs and Louis Cowan have
sold for the Plainfield Estate Company a
tract OF SO acres with buildings at South
Plainteld, y. j. This property was known
as the old Hollywood Farms. and was
given Ia part payment for 246-252 West
1881 street. reported sold few days ago.
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BUYING BROOKLYN DWELLINGS

Bulkley * Horton Company report the
sale Of 1875 Washington avenue, a three
story and basement brownstone residence,
between Myrtle and Wllloughby avenues,
TO a client for investment
John ]. Reilly has sold 1878 and 1852
East Forty-siNth street two one family
dwellings,, through ID. +. Il. Skelly.
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st,s MANHATTAN FIAT.

WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET. 49,
Duroes Company has sold for the
estate Of Robert o, Jones the 1--WE story
mai Al 957 West Twenty FIRST street. on
,ot g5NoSe. east OF Eighth avenue, for
about $4,000. The purchaser proposes
installing modern improvements.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

ii5TH ST. SIS TO $40 w-Amsterdam Con-
tractors vs. a Realty Co. Inc owner
10th ST, lst E-Msx Rimer vs. Mary Hoyt,
owner and contractor. ..,,......,.. ts6.76
CENTRAL PARk WEST. W cor s7th st,
7OAl00s-Richard Schimek VS. Frederick
W Jockel, owner trenewaD ........t 2S2O6
bronx.
PROSPECT Av. q, whole block front be-
tween i6eth aas isTth s.=, * -Isidcrc
Cristaldo vs. Angel Construction Co. own
ers and contractors. fi,346.5s
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Supreme court-Appellate pivision--Re'
cess.
supreme Court-Special Term--PArt IL
Before Con, ], Court opens at 1850 A. NJ
Tx parts matters,
Surrogate's Court-Chambers-Be Co
halan, g. VIII for probate, at 1880 A. M
Jane b. Bernard
city Court-special Term-Part U.-Be
fore Teller. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Ex parte matters.
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court - Special Term - Befor'
Manning, J. Lltig0ted motions. Before Gar
ratson, J. FIX parte matters
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RENTS scARsDALp HOME.

Fish n Marvin have rented for a term
furnished the residence of Arthur Stew
art on Cooper road. Murray Hill, Scars
dale, to George III. Levy, member OF
the New York Stock Exchange.
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BROoKLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan * Shampan have prepared
plans for a six story apartment house,
to be erected on the north side OF South
First street, l50 feet west of Have
meyer street, Brooklyn, on plot h0xlO0,
for Cohen & Duberstein ls owners.
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NEW REALTY COMPANY.

No. 2i6s-2470 Seventh Avenue OF Man
haitian was Incorporated ut Albany yer
terday with Il capital of $1,000 and tho
directors: Arthur H. Slack,
Henry Amerman. Brooklyn. n. v; Her
bert H. Klein, New York city.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

5sD ST. AZ and ll9 w--Morris Leiye VS.
Abraham Benaim ct al, July 7, i9l4,ss0
Bronx.
INTERVALE AV, s93-9s5-Joseph = Bar
one w Angel Construction Co ct al Jan
SANE PRoPERTY.Maiihsw u Renasdy
VS. Same Of al, Jan ~, l9l5....'...i2,ssS
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LONG ISLAND RENTALS.

Cross & Brown Company has leased for
the estate OF Samuel Couch to J. Good
man a residence at Broadway and Baxter
street, Elmhurst. l.. I.
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U. s. supreme Court Calendar.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE day call OF
the Supreme Court for January IS. Nos
so. 1873 iSe 1874. 1855, i2G 1873. 1ss. 4O
and Ia.
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LIS PENDENS,
Manhattan.

SAP ST, IO5 E-Patrlck Mcclure agt Jsre-
miah Carroll ct al (partitionl; atty
iOiTH sr, 81 to al. w.-william Prayer ct
closure Of mortgagel; atty, 4 ID Lind.
BOWERY n ana 79--Bernard fucker agt
Lucy J Smith et al faction to foreelose
mechanics Hem; atty, $ n Tuckermen.
HTH ST, .. 500 9th ay sONl 100 D.
Viola N Flannery ag 10 Wcs' 44th 81
CO. Inc, ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
attn u Trapnell.
Bronx.
HnnScHEL Az; los-Jane n Hicks as!
mortgageli atty J q Quiun. yT
HERsCHEL AV. i06---Jane NJ Hicks agt
Norwood Heights Realty and Construc-
ton Co ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
atty, j G. Quinn, Jr.
SS ~ s1iOS-Elisabeth * pooilns agt
Mitchell MeDermott Construction Co - al
foreclosure Of mortgags)i atty, Knox
HouGmToN Az = sS', " Castle Hnl
$$2;ssS: aiSs SnSI f SSSss
BRONX PARK Az. e =, rs Lebancn ct,
s5xiOO-Conrad Muller exr, AEt Fanny
sha piro Ct al foreclosure OF mortgsge)
atty ga AekSr,, AS. w..n,rr,on ~
9s 2x9S l-Germsn Savings Bank In City
OF n aRt Moses Lowsnstoin ct al ltore-
closure Of mortgageli atty Anereash
lASrH ST. . $, III sd av. soxiti.S-
i~coin Mortgage Co vs. Bronx Publishing
Co, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mortgase)i
4 BlumsEthai' .o,. =, ro.,oo
Jacob l. Markell ct al va Tuoti, Hatch a
co. Inc foreclosure Of mortgsse)i atty,
I Hershheld.
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Court Of Appeals Calendar

ALBANY. Jan, i5.--Ths Court OF Appeals
calendar for Monday follows; Nos. ga told
calendar). 1874. 1871, lSs. l53. ieI. les and lSS.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az, lst cor store, &e--John
ay, b-i2 yrs from May I, 1915; sttys,
Guggenhsimer, u a NJ 81 Wall st. .s2.70O
LAFAYETTE ST, and I, space 26N5 In
Cafc-Frsnk Won Garrel and ano to
Adolph Frelrelch. 1903 5th at, 10 yrs from
Jan l, 1915; address t9, Lafayette
81 fN@'fVO
STH AV. cor aga 81, stands ? and a
The Sens Corpn to Frank sarli, $50 sth av,
Yrs FROM oct IS, 1914; atty. John q
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az, 667-67i-ssi, open and closed
moving picture theatre-Goldle Cowen to
Coleman Bros, Inc, yrs and 3 months
from Jan /, 1915; attya. Davies & y, sos
Bway 49,. 80. $4,000 and $500
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MORTGAGES.
(With name ana sddTess OF lender an
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

tsouth OF Fourtsenth ST.
MONROE ST. 80. n 5. ss4 W Market -, Cox
loO-David KotleI and ano to Harris Xxx
Jan .. rue and int as per bond; atty 7
q Co. bway. ,no ~ Or, ,i'O ~,
" aa7L.inioo. pr pr mtg SIS cOO--psyld Katlef
and ano TO Harris Poorvu. Boston, Mass,
Jan 0, due and int as per bond' atty
rHompsoN 81 ST. :. 900 n 'Bisecksr est st.
a5xIOO--Alice J shufelt TO Empire Mtgo
S SsI s. 5o ciG"I a ~ Is" terry %'ss aye q
East Side.
tEast of Fifth sy. between Fourteenth and
10th sts,)
Asst ST, n T. ia LIST av, six9so--Frances
DAILY ct al, to Lawyers Title lns aud 7
Go, $50 Bway. Jan 10. yrs per
.S GSH4' ST. :. 100 "a sT 35xiOo 5.McysT
schneider 10 Ellsb seite, 40 u 61st ct,
Jan -, a' ny D w'S Ssa, 70 N-':1S oc 3
tsiiz r psianeid to u $ Trust co OF N y.
Jan =. atty s'swS n., S.n & 70 wiI So "a
West side.
(wsst Of Fifth sy, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
7TH Ay. ss sss n soth st, slS7S-Henry
JInErich to Greenwich Savings Bank, f46
sth aV. Jan 10; atty, ID A Sands, 90 CEDAR
ct, due as per bond. .......,..,.,,,S300 0
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF ll0th ST.
fH mAnarsG wsls % GUSTAV stnisebauer and
SsS SSs a kr Ssr OGS Ss Ser - ay'
Borough OF TIE Bronx
Mayer e f sSeo sS Jsa Z, S,SS
saG is,s, Z Psi a,ts. wl,',amI;S isc .
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w. II. ROGERS LEASES ON GATH ST.

Worthington whitehouse has rented
for Mrs Robert Dun Graham her resi-
dence at 1853 East Sixty-fourth street
to william b. Rogers
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public OnerinRs Yesterday In the
Manhattan saIesroom.

UT II NthEl oIFtLEIsI
BY Samuel Mara.
slTH ST. 33 W. y. $40 e Columbus av,
.0XlOa.2 four sty dwlg-John Haydoek
W q NJ l. Sacks ct al, due, t2t335.s5
taxes &c. s4s9 to the plaintiff ,2i, ooo
BY Joseph y. Day.
5iTH ST. 226-g2s Il. 5, 200 " I'd av, COS
1904 three sty int a. one sty stable
Bowery savgs Bank VS. JOS DoelEer ct al;
due, S2O,364.63; taxes, &c, s201s.ss. Ad-
Journcd to January 25
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Entt SIDE.
| East Of Firth aV, between Fourteenth and
4 li0th etpl

18TH I, sT i.s S,ssGp,:- LL',ips'GYnn 'y "
i sSi,Ds; avn su ss,iS9:. 7sts 81 iss Z.
?o2 PARK ay. ilxiOs frank \ z sbris-
i2d ct, mts tSo,Soo, Jan 81 stty. T CO,
s,b ST. "wSy $50 +: jth' aS sSsiCs. s.,JuliS
c Onativia to Victor Onatvia, 10 u
SD Vt, Dec 80, 1914. sttys Beekman
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Cwtth name and address Of lender and
attorney ~ attorneys nams IL omitted
address party Of second part.D
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Canon City, Colo. Nov. A. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Lincoln Park Crooked Ditch
Company will be held at the Lincoln
Park school house on the 9th day Of
December, 1915. at 7:30 P. NJ, for the
purpose of electing five directors for
the ensuing wear, and for making an
assessment rs required by law for
the purrosa If maintaining and keep
ing in -e77ir the bitches and other
prove - " said company and for the
Llansa ION of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
t.
& hedJ JOHN DE VlvIER,
C. 81. CHASE, President
Secretary
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
MORE TALK ABOUT USIMG
F. & C. C. GRADE FOR ROAD

Florence Citizen:-
County Commissioner McCandless
reports a very interesting trip over
the proposed Phantom canon highway
to the Cripple Creek district yester-
tay in company with a party of busi-
ness men from the county seat. Mr.
McCandless is of the opinion that one
of the finest traffic and scenic roads
in Colorado can be built up Phantom
canon and that it. would be child's play
compared to the work accomplished
on the Parkdale-Cotopaxi cutoff All
Of the big granite cuts which were
made for the railroad grade are in
the best of condition and the party
state that it is surprising how much
of the old railroad could be used for
the road. The present road is suffi-
ciently wide for two autos to pass
and this same condition exists in the
tunnels.
The people of Teller county are
more than anxious that this road be
constructed in order to afford them a
convenient outlet to this part of the
valley and it has been agreed upon
that committees will be selected from
Canon City. Florence and the Beaver
Park district to visit Teller county
and ascertain just what assistance
can be counted upon in the way of
finances. in the event Fremont county
undertakes the project.
Mr. McCandless says he saw herd
of eighteen mountain sheep grazing
on the mountain side also four deer
little further on. He declares the
scenic beauty Of Phantom canon COM
pares with the finest in the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
PLANNING ROAD AROUND
COTTONWOOD HILL

AS the result of recent surveys
made at the instance e. the board
81 county commissioners map is
being made by County snrvcyor Jas.
Buntcn of proposed road around
Cottonwood hill on the Rainbow
route highway. a mile east OF Coal
Gale. The contemplated road, which
will probably be built by the county
next year. will follow the course OF
the Arkansas river, instead OF max.
ing a detour TO get over the hill az
at present and will be 2.9G7 feet in
length. And no place will II have n
gradient OF more than four and four
teDths rer cent, instead OF the fifteen
per cent in the existing highway.
The road as II is now has grade
of fifteen per cent on its eastern
slope and ten per cent on its western
slope aud is difficult of travel on that
account. Many automobiles find Il
hard to get up the hill and heavily
loaded wagon Is an impossibility for
a team of horses. While there will
Re some pretty stiff construction worl;
along the line of the proposed road
its cost will be small In comparison
with the advantages to be gained.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
CASES
AGAINST
LARGE
NOLLED

On motion of Deputy District Attor.
ney Z. II. Stinemeyer the i've per
jury cases docketed in the district
court against Newton Large in con-
nection with the failure of the Flor
ence State bank couple of years
ago were nolled and ordered strick-
en- from the records by Judge Wilkin.
These cases. which were numbered
3716, 3717, 371S. 1928 and 1929, en-
body substantially the same charg-
es as those for which Mr.. Large was
tried in the district court here at the
April term and of which he was ac-
quilted by the jury.
Other cases nolled at the instance
of the deputy district attorney on
Thursday we're those of The People
of the State of Colorado versus Obert
Turner and Lewis Williams larceny;
The People versus W. E. Tucker lar
ceny; The People versus A. Gorton,
obtaining money under false pretens-
es and The People versus Frank Will
son, larceny.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
GREATLY ENJOYED MOTOR
TRIP TO SANTA FE, n. N.

Miss Anna p. Livingston and Mrs.
T. NJ. Harding returned home few
days ago from delightful motoring
excursion to Taos Santa Fe and otAer
points of historic interest in New
Mexico. The trip was made in the
Livingston car with Jack Monroe as
driver and covered distance OF ap-
proximateIy seven hundred miles.
The outward run was made by way
OF Ration and thence to Taos thru Cim-
maron canon where the mountain
scenery is of surprising beauty.
They found much to enlist their
attention and curiosity in Santa Fe,
the Oldest town in the United States.
and spent some time there in a study
OF its medieval looking architecture
and in the part the community had
played in the settlement OF the south
west. They were also greatly inter
ested in Taos and in the Indian pue-
bios in its vicinity which are strange
ly foreign to the civilization OF the
present day.
They were gone eight days and
were accompanied on the return trip
by Mr.. A. r. Livingston whom they
met at Santa Fe by an arrangement
made before leaving Canon City. Mrs..
Harding says that while the Now
Mexican plateau Is largely a sheep
country. barren and uninteresting to
the tourist the valley of the Rio
Grande is beautiful. fertile and proA
Iductive.
Deceased was intimately associat-
ed with the early history OF Flor.
ence. and. while he possessed q re-
tiring disposition. he was a substan-
tial citizen and had many friends.
He was q member OF Florence Camp
No. IS. Woodmen OF the World. and
that organization will probably. have
charge Of the funeral services.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
COUGHS rAAr Are sroppEol

Careful raople see that they are
stopped. D.. Kings New Discovery is
a remedy OF tried merit 1t has held
its own on the market for 4G years
Youth and I'D age testify to It's sooth.
ing and healing qualities. Pneumonia
and lung troubles are often. caused
by delay Of treatment. Or. Kings
New Discovery stops those hacking
coashs and relieves Ia grippe tonden.
cos. Money back II II falls. soc and
sf.0O.-adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
FORMER CANON CITY
CITIZEN GETS BIG PRICE
FOR BARREL OF APPLES

We have in the Record office an in
teresting invoice that tells a story of
high price for apples that would make
any orchard owners mouth water
In 1869 Mr.. Fred A. Reynolds lived
in Canton, Ohio. He later came to
Canon City and for about 80 years
was owner of the Fremont County
Bank.
This invoice is dated June 8, 1869,
at Pittsburg. by ]. A. Graf, COM
mission merchant, and shows the re-
ce I and sale of one barrel of apples
sh pied by Mr.. Fred A. Reynolds
from Canton, Ohio. The apples weigh
ed 80 pounds and sold for s22.51.
The charges against this item
were: Freight 40c, drayage 25c. U. s.
Revenue &c, Commission per cent
sl.13. Total deductions $1.S4. So the
barrel of apples netted Mr.. Reynolds
$20.67.
II Canon City fruit growers could
unload this bumper crop this year at
such prices. this would sure be some
good field for automobile dealers
and the Canon City streets would be
no safe place for children.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
slOO Reward. sIoO

The readers OF thiH paper VIII %
pleased to learn that there u at least ore
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure In all its stages. and that n
Catarrh. Halle Catarrh Cure II the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Gatarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ment Hans Catarrh Cure - taken IN.
and mucous surfaces of the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing Its work. The propffetors
have so much faith In It's curative pow
ers that they OFFER One Hundred Dollars
for any case that u fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials.
Address. y J. CHENEY CO. Toledo. o.
Sold by all DruGGists. Tbc.
Take haii's Famiiy Pills for eonsupatioa-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
EXPERIENCED DRUG MEN
BUY CANON DRUG STORE

Mr.. H. C. Mckenzie, former mana
ger of the Welton street branch store
of the Scholtz Drug Company in
Denver and his partner, Mr. Fink of
Altman, Colorado, have purchased
The Canon Drug Company of Mr..
Jesse f. Jones. The firm will be
known as The Fink-Kinzle Drug COM
pany.
Both men are hustlers. They
come here with splendid regulations
for business and also in social way.
They have good location and good
stock of drugs and drug sundries and
no doubt will make good.
1t is their intention to make the
stock more complete and their store
more attractive within the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. Jones will devote his entire
time to his movie" enterprises from
now on. Mr.. Hugh Henderson, his
capable manager, will remain with
the new trm for short time before
taking a position travelling on the
road for big drug house.