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Kidney q Co.
(sY DR. J. a. wArsoN)

The kidneys and the skin work il har-
nony. They're companions, the skin
being the sfrond partner. II We nre
anxious to keep well md preserve the
vitality Of the kidneys snd, also, free the
blood from noxious clements, VIC must
pay special attention to a good action OF
the skin and to See that the kidneys ARE
Sushed so as to eliminate TIC poisons
. from the blood.
Sweating, by hard work or in q bath,
at lcast once a week, helpe 10 keep the
ekin and kidacvs in god condition Flush
the kidneys by drinking plenty OF pure
water with meals and between meals.
/. Occasiona1y obtain at tho peares. drug
store Anuric, which viii help flush the
kidneys and the intestines. You will find
that Aauric Is many times more a:tive
than Ethia nnd that IL dissolvcs Uric
arid AZ >, water does sugar.
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THE COLORADO SEED ACT.

(By W. W Robbins. Botanist in
Charge OF Seed Laboratory. and
Geo. +. Egginton. Analyst and In
spector).
The Twenty-frst General Assembly
OF Colorado passed an act ito regulate
the sale. the Offering nr exposing for
sale. and the importing of field and
garden seed: to provide Tor the test
ing OF such seeds: TO make an appro-
priation for carrying on the provisions
OF this act. to provide a penalty for
it's violation. and to repeal all acts or
parts OF acts In conflict with this act
In passing this measure. Colorado
has taken a step forward In a direc-
ticn looking toward the improvement,
of its agriculture The Colorado Seed
Act aims to prevent the introduction
and spread OF noxious weeds. IL aims
20 protect the farmer from unknow-
ingly purchasing seed which runs
high In noxious weed seed and adul-
terauts. or II low in percentage of
germination: IL aims to protect the
careful and conscientious scotsman
The act does not require n farmer to
purchase. for his own u~e. seed of any
particular quality. He is Mt liberty
10 buy iow-priced. inferior reed IL he
wants to. But. now that all agrtcul-
turai seed must be labeled. the far
mcr may know what he Is buying. The
effect OF the Seed Act will be the
more general use in Colorado of seed
Of high purity and high germination:
nothing but the best Of seed will be
shipped into the State: no reliable re
tail or Wholesale merchant or other
seller of seed will offer for sale seed
that il not up 10 standard: and far
mers generally will become more anu
more particular about the seed they
purchase. As n result. our fields will
be- freer of noxious weeds. our crop
stands more uniform. and yields in.
creased.
The &C, requires that AL field seeds
sold. offered or exposed for sale with
In Colombo for seeding purposes in
the State In lots of Ave pounds or
more shall be labeled. No particular
form OF label or tag IL required. How.
ever. the label or tag must be at.
iached to the outside OF tho con;ainer
NJ the seed In conspicuous place
and must contain the following data:
Name OF seed
Name and address OF person sell.
ing.
Purity test tFreedom OF such seed
from foreign matter,.
termination test.
State or foreign country where
seed was grown.
The act provides that any citizen
Of Colorado. or any person shipping
into Colorado for seeding purposes In
the State may send samples to the
Seed Laboratory Of the Agricultural
Experiment Station for test and
analysis, subject to such rules and
eEu'ations "a may be adopted by the
seed Laboratory. The tests and anal
ys's will be made free Of charge until
uriher notice.
This Inv applies 10 farmers as well
- seedsmen. Anyone wishing to
know more about the new seed Law
Sc ereaucsted TO correspond with the
county agent.
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70 the United States government or
The state OF Colorado or any per
m: A coal mine located at Psonia.
Colo. consisting of so acres. cars,
tracks, dumps. cables. all ready to
work All ask for the property is
four thousand. ave hundred dollars.
tsf.5oo) and the interest from May
~. 1917. to date. All 1 ask is enough
TO pay the Indebtedness. the property
is yours. Guarantee SO acres of coal in
one body not less than feet thick.
First come FIRST served. p B. jenkins.
Poanis. Colo. 2espswI
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From, the Farmers
Exchange Bulletin

up SO as to bolt on the sides OF the
runners and IL the piece which is bent
is slotted. the knives may be ad.
justed upward or downward. Some
farmers use a straight knife boited
under a hard wood block. which may
be moved upward or downward on the
runner to change the height OF the
knife
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
COLORADO BEAN GROWERS AS
ISOLATION.
ALVIN KEZF.R. Secretary.
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CHARLES RACKET AND
FAMILY VISITED HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hackett and
smily of Pueblo. motored TO Canon
and visited at the home Mrs. Hackett's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Mckenzie.
They also visited other friends here
before returning TO Pueblo Monday
evening
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It lessons the pains and burdcns, and
ensures healthy, vigorous offspring.
You will escape many Ills and clear
up the coated tongue. the snllow. ccrn-
piexion. the dull headache. the lazy liver,
II you will tako pleasant laxative made
up Of the May Juice Of the leaves
OF alocs. root OF 3alap. Gnd called Pleas
ant Pcilets.- You can obtain ut almost
any drug stor, ia this country those
vegetable p..ilets in yials for twenty five
cents = simply ask for Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Sold for lily years.
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TIME FOR CUTTING CORN FOR
SitAGE.

The best time to cut corn for silage
= when the corn Is in the dent or
Glazed stage At that time the corn
has the, maximum feeding value. II
cut toe green II makes more acid
aud less nutritious feed. II is better
20 cut late than early. II the corn is
frosted II may still be put into the
silo. All siiage should be watered as
u ia put into the silo and the silage
tramped. This Is 10 keep out air. as
any sDage exposed TO air will spoil.
BE SURF of plenty OF water and thor.
oush tramping. One farmer In the
county lost fifty tons OF silace last
year by failing to tramp and water his
silage.
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NEW oil field believed 10 be the big
gest in U. s. from all Indications. on
bee line between two big producing
Colo. ON same river valley and oil
sands: join us drilling first we'll
Matte L.. at Rocky Ford. Colo. Will
use modern rotary drill. about 100 feet
per day. Expect big gusher. Order
some shares. e5c (par value SD d.
Lamon. sft9 Hooker St. Denver. Colo
rado. 2.sp6w1
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the matter the department boys re-
turned to their headquarters on North
Fourth street
NORTH DAKOTA FOLKS
COME TO CANON CITY.

NORTH DAKOTA FOLKS
COME TO CANON CITY.
NJ. M Tripp and wife of Center. N.
ID. have come here to spend the win
fer. They have been in Colorado be-
fore but never in Canon City. Mr.
Trip says frankly that h. came here
thru the efforts of the Chamber OF
Commerce. That he received letters
and literature from the secretary sew
eral times and that he has passed the
literature on to others Interested. Mr.
nd Mrs. Tnpp live at SIS N. Seventh
street.
IS VISITING HIS FAMILY HERE
Pert Hutchinson, who is engaged IN
mining at Anaconda. Colorado. Is
spending short time in Canon CITY
visiting his family at 217 N. Fourth
street. He reports plenty of work in
the Cripple Creek district for mining
men and says the mineral output O.
Taller county is maintaining its usual
rrodpction, despite the fact the war
has not in any way Increased the mar
ket value of gold. The price of silver
and many other metals have been en-
ofmously enhanced during the last
fsw years, but gold. the standard of
values. is the same as it was a decade
ago
TIC SAME OLD STORY
Take out those want ads. they're
swamping nee" yelled Joe Heavenridge
over the phone Saturday 81 got what
l wanted and more. tco" It's the
same old story. Record want ads do
their duty and produce results. M-
Heayenridge wanted work horse
Zone of the hardest things to get these
busy GAYS. There are plenty of work
horses but nobody wants To SELL
Ar. Heavenridse also wanted some
one TO contract to pick his apples.
Everybody has so much work that a
persons 10 do this is hard to get also
But the want ads produced the goods
snd &r. Heavenridge got his moneys
worth
Ar. Heavenridge has been a steady
rser Of the classified for many years.
RECEPTION FOR THE
NEwIY-WEDS
A reception complimentary TO Mr.
aud Mrs. Charles A Roberts. who
we're recently married in Pueblo, was
given at the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allison. 3i2
Harrison avenue. Tuesday evening
ehere were fourteen people present.
most Of them being relatives of the
guesis' OF honor To Mrs Roberts. nee
Miss Pansy Allison. was given the dis
OF cutting the brides cake.
masterpiece OF the culinary art. and
each of the guests were presented
with piece of it, A mammoth Eng
lish fruit cake. made by Mrs. Allison
in commemoratjon of her daughters
wedding, was a feature OF the occa
sion Ar. and Mrs. Roberts returned
70 Canon City the FIRST of the week
rom a honeymoon trip TO Denver and
tre northern part of the state. They
have established their home at AIS
College avenue
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THE APPLE CROP EoR 1911.

State--Aug. forecast. 1.33s.0oo bar
rels: production last year {December
cstimate) 73h.0o0 barrels.
United Statcs-Aug. I forecast. e.
6OO.0 900 barrels. production last year
tDccember estimate) 67.ti5.000 bar
rels.
The commercial crop OF apples In
the state of Washington is estimated
to be 100000 bushels. against 10,-
SEQ. goo bushels last year. "
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Hss Another Think Coming.
The man who thinks he knows II ell
generniiy marries a woman who
teaches him lot niore.-Bosten Tran
script.
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WEDNESDAY
GUESTS AT THE
TkREJkELO HOME

Mr., Walter Kier and two children.
Rosemary and ctIar,es Of Toponas.
Colorado are here for few weeks
visit with Mrs. ". r. Kier and family
and her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. l..
Threlkeld.
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Mrs. Erickson. of the Royal Art
store. $40 Main street. has the agency
for kiora Corset. French model; style
lnd comfort. See sample at store.
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"a, 70 attend the marriage OF their
SON. They will visit New York City,
Philadelphia, Boston and washineton
before their return 10 the Pacific
coast.
CAUGHT TARANTULA
ON SKYLINE DRIVE
William Staples Of s03 North Nine
teenth street, East Canon. saw a large
tarantula. three and half inches in
length. while motoring over the Sky
line drive with party Of friends last
Saturday afternoon. which he coaxed
into an empty cigar box and brot to
town as souvenir of the trip. The
-tarantula was left at the Record office
as curiosity. where it was seen by a
large number of people Mr.. Putney.
of the circulation department, asphyx-
lated the -critter" with gasoline and
did the Job as neatly and deity as
professional entonioiogist.
col. cRoziER
RTTURNEp TO CREED
Col. G. T. Crozier returned to his
home in Creede on Sunday after a
couple of days business and social Wis
it in Canon City. Col. Crozier. who is
engaged in the grocery trade in his
tonne town. says the Guggenheim's S
have made heavy purchases of miner
al producing property in the vicinity
II Creede and are preparing to do
deep mining on large scale. As re-
'ult Of the, impetus given 10 business
by their Investments an unusual de
gree of prosperity is being enjoyed by
the people of Mineral county. Durinc
Is stay here Col. Crozier Was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben W. Rea.
The latter of whom is his daughter.
THEY'RE GROWING POPULAR
September was the biggest month
in the cassided department that the
Record ever experienced. And the
vast majority OF these little ads.
brought results. There were a few.
of course. that didn't but the number
was very few indeed.
The increase plainly indicates that
the want ads are money makers for
those who employ them. II this were
not so. so many people would not use
them time and again. as was the case
during September. II is q fact that
practically every one who employs
the want ads once. uses them always
thereafter when ever the need arises.
ON
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Hurd l.. Plummer of this city and
Ben T. Taylor OF Penrose left here
this morning for Pueblo where they
were summoned as grand jurors in
the United States District court. They
will probably be in attendance at its
sessions for several weeks. MT. Tay-
ior who has been employed at water.
along the southern
slopes OF Pixies Peak during the sum
mer vnished his work there last week.
came to Canon City a few days ago
expecting TO go on a duck hunting
trip with some friends and 'unexpect-
edly found on his arrival here a sum
mons 10 report in Pueblo for jury
duty.
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FOR SALE-Selected cabbage, deIiv-
cry in 100 ib. lots. c. n. Chase.
Canon I05Jt 2sStlz
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WILL LEAVE THURSDAY
FOR OHIO

Harry J. Claggett OF the Walls
Fargo Express company. accompanied
by his wife ard baby. viii leave or
he Senta De tram Thursday a,o-nius-
Tor months visit with relatives a.
lis eoyhood home at Marion. Ohio. l.
fi2 b. his 6Tst visit there in several
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FRANKLIN LITTLE HERE

Franklin Little who is attending
Colorado College at Colorado Springs,
came over to spend Saturday and Sun
day at home. He is very well pleased
with his college and says the Canon
lily boys and girls are getting along
fine
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As 4 arP0xr ror erhausssd, nervous,

: exhausted. nervuua.
overworked women,
nothing can do -
much as Dr. Piorce's
Eavortto Prsscip-
ton It regulates
and assists all tire
natural functions
never conflicts with
them, and it strcngth-
ems and builds up
the female system in
q way OF its OVID.
Nursing mothers
and women generally,
will ind II exactly
lifted TO- their needs:
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ENJOYED MELON SOCIAL.


A number of people enjoyed a wa
ter1nelon social Friday evening at the
home OF Earl Graham on Garfield ave
nue.. The evening was spent in play
ing gsmss until late hour. Those
present were the following families /:
W. p. Ahart. G. Rise, II. NJ. Stamm.
q. o. Halstead, G.. Caldwell. Will
Jukes. and Orendorff
ENTERTAINED 7. w. c. CLUB.
The T. W. C. club met at the home
OF Mrs. Lucas on Cedar and Chestnut
avenues. There were eight members
and two guests present. Mrs Durfee
and Mrs. Hutton of Florence. A two
course luncheon was served. The ia.
Bile were decorated in nasturtiums.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Mills on Poplar avenue.
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WANTTD - Employment by expert
enced miner or tool sharpener in
reasonably low altitude. Address W.
p. F., Alder. Colo. 230p12
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washer Royal Gorge
Hotel :2Sp6
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WANTED-A horse for its keep: best
of care and light work. ]. W. Dun
lap. Prone C1S6R1 23sps
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.EANTED-GirI for light nousework.
Apply to A. Cowie. Penrose. Phone
Florence 10SJ2. 23Ot6
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VISITED MR. AND MRS.
CHARLES SELLS OVER SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. John Schultz s.. Miss Flor
ence Engle. Mr.. and Mrs. Roha and
baby Gean. Miss Moore. Mr.. Holbe
MIR. Brooksbee and Mrs. Phelps mo
tored from Pueblo Sunday and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Sells.
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There Is more Catarrh In this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few yearu
was supposed to be incurabie. For u
great many years doctors pronounced II .
local disease and prescribed los'al RENE
dies. and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment. pronounced u incur
able. Science has proven Cttarrh to be .
constitutional disease. and therefore re
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by - J.
Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio. u the only
taken internally. II. acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any
and testimonials
Address; " J. CHENEY = CO. fois1e. O.
SOLD By DrugGtstsA Tbc-
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WANTED-Apple pickers for Oct. s;
also a man with a good work horse
to help through picking season. Call
c1ssW morning or evening. 233p6
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FIRE pEPARM EMIT
CALLED OUT

fire alarm was turned in from sic
Nain street the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs Hunter Palmer, about s o'clocs
Tuesdsy nigh.. TO which the depart
ment made prompt response but was
unable 10 find any evidence of con
fiagration. After an investigation of
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TUESDAY
WEsTctIFFE Eolks HEeE

WESTCLiFFE FOLKS HERE
Mrs. Geo. Schneider OF Westcliffe,
is visiting home folks on Lincoln
Park She has decided to spend the
winter in Canon City
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MoToREp TO
C ANON CITY SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs w J. Cowhick. Mr..
and Mrs. Tank. OF Las Vegas. and
MIS-. George Lawrence OF the Her.
man Mercantile Co. motored to Canon
city Sunday making a trip over the
Royal Gorge and Skyline drives before
returning home in the evening.-Pu
chlo Chieftain.
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CLAUDE SINGER
ON DUTY AGAIN

For the first time in several years
Claude T. Singer. manager of The
Corner Drug Store company had n
real vacation this year. He took about
three weeks OF and with his family
spent = good share of the time in Col
orado Springs. Mr.. Singer appeared
on duty Monday morning full of vim
and vigor after u beneficial rest.
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OPEN BARBER SHOP

II IL understood that Al. wyckon is
going to reopen his barber shop at
so; Main street in the location for
meriy occupied by ]. J. Armstrong and
son. Al. has travelled all over the
state and has investigated several To-
cations but says that Canon City looks
better to him than all the other places
and that the business prospects here
are IN ? hriphsar
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Pa. TO attend the marriage OF their
son. They will visit New York City.
Philadelphia, Boston and Washington
before their return 10 the Pacific
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?. A. kNOWLToN
JACK ON JOB

Mr. r. Knowiton. floor manager
for the Nowels-Stockton Mercantile
Company. was back on the job with
his CHEEKY smile Monday morning af.
ter three OF four days in bed because
of a cold
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proposal accompanied ny veed threat
non from thousand official and unofficial
Washington that unless the neuts used their influence
end dictated from Berlin Germany and her
themselves ncefrh free from obligations
The Kaiser ordered the neutas to
the Entente bring the war to abrupt end or OF
brought Government that
should not be successful the submarines would
and ruthless all commerce.
President dispatched his note to all the
powers asking them define their aims There was still
the mutual suspicious between the
and the of future German aggression and
removed by finding good faith League OF
creation league
negotiations could brought end before
Two issued to the by
Secretary State the day the note dispatched threw clear
with which Government viewed the crisis
point moved rapidly The of the Entente
German Neutral nations took action on the
the President and from both begeres replies to this note were
in our hands.
reply evaven accord with their traditional prefer
diplomacy behind closed doors Refusing to state the world
and her allies merely proposed conference They
all until
tilies should end.
the Entente frank and in harmony with
questions raised in the statement of their aims
purely European in character have small interest for
Europe lasting restoration of and
chief Entente Nations
wisdom the they proposed toward this end
differ opinion their proposals the estab
frontiers based rights of all nations the small
we'll the great to decide their desires.
of the beigerens becoming From the
break of oties the German Government had claimed that it
fighting defense But the of its proposals had been
that of 1t sought based victory The central
apcd extend their domination other They
willing make liberal terms their enemies
which would free their hands crush other
leave them and the dominating imperial Europe The
the Entente ambition
the Imperial German Government Against the German Peace to
growth aggression plan
The Harrison times., 1917-06-09
OMAHA OBSERVATIONS.

Mrs. Belle Davidson and son, Ross,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brockett met at
Cricket Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Robert
Boucher and Mildred Wood, all of
Springfield, Mo, on last Saturday,
and Mrs. Davidson took them to the
home of Ed Brockett where they will
visit indefinitely. Mrs. Wheeler is in
very poor health.
Sill Widner bought over 800 pouuds
of wool from Ed Weaver at AZ cents
per pound. Mr.. Widner, his wife and
son picket it all and sacked it ready
for market. Mr. Weaver got over
S400 out of his wool.
The narrow track of the hail storm
of May 7 can plainly be seen yet, but
most of the stuff is growing out again.
We feel very thankful it did not dam
age things any worse. The ground
was covered under the peach trees
with nice big green peaches but there
are good many left yet Cherries
were very badly damaged.
The Harrison times., 1917-06-09
AlPENA PASS.

Farmers would appreciate short
season of plow weather now.
After making two trips to Joplin to
enlist in the coast artillery, Joe Harp
er failed to pass examination, and
came home Tuesday in time to regis
ter
Registration day passed quietly at
this place Forty-eight were register
ed and of this number seventeen made
no claim for exemption from draft.
H, G. Poynor Forded over from his
home at Green Forest Tuesday.
Tommy Eastman, Bryan Paul, Ed
Coker, and Ross Hensley are among
the recent recruits to Co. M. from AL
pena Pass.
Rev. Cummins, an itinerant M. E.
South minister of CarroltOn preached
here Tuesday at eleven o'clock.
Rue Porter and Seph Naples were
business visitors at Harrison Wednes-
day
I George C. Dykes, our enterprising
druggist is moving his stock of drugs
into the building recently vacated by
E. G. Whitaker.
A goodly number of our middle-aged
citizens are feeling bad because the Sc
lective draft bill set the age limit at 81
instead of As,
Alpena promises to do her bit to
help win the war. We are not only
able to furnish our proportional part
of the army, but we intend to be able
to feed the boys in the trenches and
our selves. Selah!