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Lincoln Park News

|. F. Davis has his greenhouse fitted
up and is getting things in shape for
spring seed sowing.
MT and Mrs. Sexton are rejoicing
over the birth or a baby daughter at
their home on Park avenue. Friday.
February Is. All parties are reorted
to be doing well.
The tax levy for the stockholders of
the Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Com
pany is 81 share. rs reported at the
annual meeting held recently at the
school building.
The Revert family. who have been
living for the past year on the Hugh
art nlace on sherman avenue. moved
last week to New York avenue in
South Canon.
Rev. Ray Duttou OF Colorado Springs
was a weekend guest at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulner on Colo
of Mrs Mulner.
f " Arlen of Willow street took
a business trip 10 Pueblo Tuesday OF
this week
Albert Jones has been kept away
from his studies at the high school
for the past week or two on account
OF Illness.
Richard Poet came mp from Farm
iagton last week and In spending n
few days at the home OF his parents.
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BasSick Items

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoggett were
called to Canon City last week on ac.
count of the sickness of her father,
Mr.. Nightswonger
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dabney and son
Franklin. were called to Canon City
by the death of Mr.. Dabney's mother
the first of the week.
Rev. a Vandelnde is on the sick
list this week.
W. s. Seymour spent Sunday after
noon with Milton ]. Harden of Bone
Yard Park.
e. Pine returned "Wednesday from
Granite. Colo. where he attended the
funeral of his brother-in-law.
In memory of Mrs. Carrie McCul-
lourh. who died February 16. 1890. in
Canon City, Colo. Her many friends
extend their heartiest sympathy TO the
bereaved relatives.
There Is a time not far OF, dear.
when one OF us will wait in tears
Beside the couch where silence reigns
supreme to One! Just one in tears.
Just one in vain will call the name.
or one who answers nevermore-
Whose ear hears not the loving words
or one who calls across the shore.
lust one, All. which one must II be-
That DER the others sombre bier;
Shall first shed pearls of love most
pure.
And call In vain for one most dear
Just one my dear. must bear the pain
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Eightmile Park

Mrs L. u. Goss. who has been nurs-
ing some fu cases a. Texas Greek.
came down with 10 herself but had inn
proved 80 she was able 10 be brought
home Sunday.
Catherine and Henry Ricchutu are
spending ihe week ~ their fathers
ranch.
Miss Hervey MlkeseU spent Thurs
day in Canon City visiting Miss Nettie
CoulEon on Cooper avenue.
Mr. and Mrs J. C Hershuer and
Zeipha spent Sunday In Canon City.
the guests OF the ] V. Blake family
y CLARK spent Sunday with his fam
SIS at Parkdsle
VI and Mr. Ora Noiya returned 20
Pueblo after a weeks visit with Mr
Nolya's sister. Mrs. Carl Ehlenfeld.
Marvin Smith of Dss Moines Ia,
and Damon Clark. spent Saturday eN-
poring the Royal CorEe and the mum
erous canons.
Miss Bonnie Wa'hron and Miss
Ethel Nelson Of South Canon mo-
tored out and spent Sunday with Miss
Heryey Mik"sell
Mrs s C. White spent Monday in
Canon City. our school having a holi
day in honor Of Nashington's birth
day.
Mrs. y. Clark was shopping in
Canon City Monday.
Mrs. A. W Mikesell recently re
ceived n letter from her son Lawrence
saying he had visited the II. Barber
family. formerly Of Canon City. in a
very nice home between two beautiful
pepper trees in Long Beach. Cal. Also
the Merraim family Newton Is very
enthusiastic over the movie actors and
expects to be a movie star He also
visited the whalens In Los Angeles.
Miss Louise Goss spent the week.
end with her father
Mrs. s. c. White and Master Marvin
Smith were dinner guests OF the Mike.
sell family Sunday evening.
Miss Ina Hoover OF Parkdale was
the weekend guest of Miss Louise
Goss.
Miss Zelpha Hershner has been un-
able 10 attend school the last few days
on account Of slight Illness.
Miss Louise Goss was at home on
Tuesday on account OF sickness.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Ehlenfeld were
in Canon City Tuesday.
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Garden Park

4 number of young folks of Garden
Park went for a horseback outing up
on Cooper mountain Sunday last.
Those who formed the merry company
were the Misses Edna Morren. Irene
Langford, Anna Bell McBee and Doris
Morrison: Messrs. Thomas Morren,
Leonard Langford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Champeau and Mrs. o. VI. Nelson.
Charles Canterbury, Jr., is the proud
owner Of a new Chevrolet car. pur-
chased from Higgins Brothers and
Freek.
Paul McKissick visited his mother
in Canon City Saturday night last
The Misses Edna Morren, Irene
Langford. Anna Belle McBee and
Doris Morrison, and Messrs. Herman
and Leonard Langford and Thomas
Morren attended the show at Jones
theater Thursday night
B. p. Culifer has been seriously i'll.
but is reported much improved.
Miss Doris Morrison spent Saturday
in Canon City with her mother. Mrs.
Mary Morrison.
The ladies OF Garden Park met with
Mrs. Luther Langford last Thursday
afternoon the pie puzzle was one
OF the amusements OF the afternoon
for which prize was awarded for the
most correct answer. Mrs. Robert
Nelson won first prize and Mrs
Charles Canterbury the consolation
prize. The guests were treated with
sandwiches, apple pie and coffee. All
present voted Mrs. Langford a most
charming hostess The mex meeting
will be held Miss sigma Freek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McDououch and
twa sons. Lawrence and Eugere. OF
Canon City. were the overnight guests
OF Mrs McDonouch's brother and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs T. L. Langford.
Charles Canterbury and Clyde Chess
are giving a dance, good music and a
good time as expected. on Friday eve
ming.
Mrs w. w. Nelson and Miss Anna
Belle McBee were in Canon City Fri
day shopping.
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told me the only thing that would help me
was a change OF climate. He advised me to
60 TO a southern climate. | knew of DIR.
Perce's Golden Medical Discovery and
decided to Try it | md my nurse set me
two bottles. The first night had her give
me Just few drops every few minutes and
by twelve clock was aslsep. thing mad
not done for about three weeks. The next
DAY they gave me this medicine every hall
hour and after that as directed. ! kept up
its use until | was n well woman. 1t not only
cured me but was in better health than /
had ever been and since that time have
always taken 'Favorite Prescription when
ever was badly rundown or in need Of a
tonic and it has never failed to help me. /
am glad to recommend DIR. Pierces nexii-
sines; MRS. SARAH COLEMAN, IIao
Wood Ave.
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And anguish OF the parting day
VIII speak to ears that listen not.

And anguish OF the parting day
Will speak to ears that listen not.
And press one kiss at last for aye
Mrs. William Cruckson of Wheel
gate ranch returned home last Satur-
day from Denver
Mrs. William Harold attended the
funeral of Mrs. Carrie Mccullough in
Canon City.
Mrs. Sarah Marting returned to her
home in Canon City last Tuesday Her
daughter-in-law, Mrs Frank Marting.
accompanied her
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spalding also
attended the Mccullough funeral
in Canon City last Thursday.
Mrs. Mollie Mccullough went to
Canon City TO attend the funeral of
her daughtein-law. Mrs. William Nc
Culioush, held last Thursday after
noon.
L. r. Webster and Milton J. Harden
we're Canon City visitors last wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bowman expect
to move to the Frank Slovanvitch
place at the foot of Oak Creek grade
the last of the week.
The snow is melting fast these
warm days.
The mail man from Canon City to
Bassick has to come with a team on
account of the mud
Harold Reed is spending a few days
at the home of L. r. Webster.
Willis Tuttie came home over Sun
day from Canon City. Mrs. Tutle is
on the sick list this week with ton.
siltis
Mr Winston and Franklin Dabney
are on the sick list.
Frank Martin and wife are the
proud parents OF baby girl, born
Wednesday. February IS. 1920
James Buck and James Stinson OF
Lamar are in the neishborhood look
ing over the land
L. R. Webster is the proud owner
of a span OF mules purchased the first
OF the week
a Lenges called on A Kline Sun
day afternoon.
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Howard News

Mr.. Ewell of Canon City was up on
a business trip the first of the week.
Israel Stambaugh who died in Canon
City, was brought 10 Howard ceme-
terry for burial last Friday. He was
at one time a resident OF Howard and
vicinity and is well known here.
VIII Howard is on the sick list this
week. He was taken i'll Sunday.
Ray Waggoner is here from Denver
on account sickness in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. West and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Vests mother Mrs. New
man and son Albert. spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
West
Miss Kallezshene West was visiting
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Alfred.
J, II. Harvey did Some good shoot
ing when he killed bob-cat that was
trying to get into his cellar last Satur-
day night.
Henry Burton is back from Canon
fiu.
Mrs c. W Stokes spent Sunday
with Mrs. r. Applebee.
Mrs johnson is very seriously i'll
Saturday night she had fye sinking
spells
Night Operator Wellery has a new
Ford car and was out riding Sunday
l. II. Mains was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy West Monday OF this
week.
clyde Mitchell Is clearing some OF
the ground OF his ranch.
The River Ditch Company are max
ing preparations for cleaning the
ditch. They are going 10 put in
several hundred dollars worth 0f i'm
proyemcni in the way Of concrete cui-
yerts and crossings.
Abe Downing is down from the
Snowden ranch where he has been
trapping this winter He IS going TO
work for Mr.. webb.
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PyrOlite News

Florence Citizen.
Mrs. Albert Doran has been suffer
ing with cold the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones of Canon
City were visiting friends here on
Sunday.
Norman Nordfieet and family moved
to Chandler Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Anthony, county super
intendent Of schools, paid this school
district a visit on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Stevenson of
New Shaft were callers in this place
Sunday.
Miss Ellen Mccormick and Mrs.
Thorp accompanied Mrs. Drawn over
the Skyline drive on Sunday.
]. T. Mclean of Florence spent a
couple of days the first part of the
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
The many friends of Ger. Spelans
are glad to see him out again after a
severe spell of cold and lagrippe
Sheriff Newcomb ad his undersher-
if paid this camp several business
visits last week
The dance given by a few OF tine
ladies OF Pyrolite was a very pleasant
affair. and those who attended ex-
pressed themselves as wishing that
Washington's birthday came oftener.
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East Canon
and FOurmile

Ralph kellogg had the misfortune
of hurting one his legs while working
in the stone quarries above Canon
Sity. II is not serious. but very pain
full.
Mrs. swanson entertained the East
Canon Aid of the First Presbyterian
church at her home on North Nine
teenth street. il being the last meet
ing of the church year. The business
meeting was conducted and election
of officers for the coming. Mrs. w.
II. Williams was elected president and
Mrs. John Rouff secretary and treas
urer. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. NJ. +. Hall had very painful
accident one day last week when she
jumped from load of hay and fell be.
tween the stack and the wagon. break.
ing her leg. II is fractured in such
a way that the doctor can not set IL
until next Wednesday. We hone for
her speedy recovery
NJ. y. Mattoon came down from
Denver Saturday for a visit with the
Four Mile folks.
Mrs. Ringle and son Marion have
been visiting in Denver the last two
davs, they returned home Monday.
Mrs. NJ T.. Robbins left last week
for Victoria. III, 10 Join her husband
in that place where they will make
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the There 10
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by in
famed condition OF the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. when this tube 10
innamed you have rumblinE sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and whea It is entirely
closed Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored 10 its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh. which 10
ilfizmed condition OF the mucous sur
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
ee cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine Cir
culArs free. All DruEaisis. 55c.
+. J. CHENEY L CO. Toledo q
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Observation-Disclosures

Omaha, Nebr.s-"l was al one time
greatly benefited by taking DR.. Pierces
medicines. became all rundown in
health, was weak and nervous and was
greatly in need OF some good tonic to build
me up and give me strength. | took the
.Favorte Prescription and the Golden
Medical Discovery and they proved to he
Just what needed for they built me up and
rcs,ored me TO good health. For this / am
Nvry thankful. indeed. MRS. JENNIE
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saved my lie. ! be-
came Ill: had q
severe cough aud
bronchitis. At times
! would cvt SO badly
choked up that l
would have TO 1T up
in bed 10 get my
breath and in a short
time l began to SUI
fer with dropsy. 1
Goctored but did not
improve, in fact. /
got 50 bad ] was bed
fast and had to have
"A Hnr Thr .s,.-t.r
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FATHER TIME

Advises me to turn over my
Fruitmere Farm to industri-
Gus parties wishing to secure
one of the best known, most
productive, favorably located
home estates in Colorado. 80
acres or part of same. Deep,
rich soil. perpetual decreed wa
ter rights, Near Canon City.
Consult me at office, 223, or
residence, 22f Main St. for proof
particulars and terms.
3. F. ROCKAFELLow
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their home. We are sorry to lose
them from East Canon.
Mesdames Parrett. F. NJ. Keith and
Nellie Tremayne motored to Pueblo
last Tuesday.
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HER LIFE WAS
SAVED!

Kansas City. Kans.:-"About twenty
three years ago DR.. Pierrc's Favorite Pre-
senption and Golden Medical Discovery
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Tuesday morning. but II was not long
until the sun cleared most of IL up.
Albert Newcomb and family will
move TO Canon City this week. Mrs.
Tanner on Church Hill will occupy
the Newcomb residence.
Mrs. Robert Cox of Florence was up
visiting relatives Monday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-13

Hard work never killed anybody. But
hard work, with irregular hours. neglect
Of rest, recreation and exercise does
weaken the kidneys and keeps one tired.
miserable and half sick. If your back
aches-if you have headaches dizziness
and urinary disorders-don't wait! Get
back to simple. sensible habits. Help
the weakened kidneys before dropsy,
gravel or Bright's disease attacks you.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills. They have
helped thousands and are used the world
over. Ask your neighbor.
Pensacola Experience.
John Conroy, prop. of grocery, s13 n.
12th-ave., says: Il was in bad shape
with my kidneys. The muscles OF. my
back were lame and stiff. 1 couldn't
bend over without suffering from sharp
cutting pains in my b$-k. My kidneys
acted irregularly and the secretions were
unnatural in appearance. I began using
Doan's Kidney Pills and they helped me
from the. start, soon relieving me of
the trouble"
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SETSNEW MARK
FORPARACHUTE
LIEUT.. JOHN III. WILSON OF KELLY
FIELD, TEXAS, MAKES WORLDS
RECORD PARACHUTE JUMP.

Lieut. John II. Wilson Of the 96th
Aero Squadron, Kelly Field, Texas,
leaped from De Haviland B at an alti-
tude of approximately 10000 feet. and
seventeen minutes thereafter landed in
"a diminutive turnip patch. the holder
of the worlds record for parachute
jumping. A nervy little Frenchman
once took $4,000 foot trip through the
ozone in a straight southerly direction,
and an American floated 5000 feet with
the aid of an enlarged umbrella. These
two achievements We're the high points
in parachute jumping previous to 4
D. m. June 18th, 1920, at Kelly Field.
Lieut. Delmar DuntOn, engineer Of
ficer of the first day bombardment
group, was. assigned as pilot of the
plane, and June It'll selected as the day.
Lieut.. Wilson spent most of June 18th
folding his parachutes. and at four
O'Clock the party took off. 1t may be
explained here that it is customary to
wear two parachutes in case of acct
dent 1t was particularly necessary in
Lieut.. Wilson's case, because there was
no guarantee that it would not Lake so
long to come down that one would
wear out.
At the end of AN hour the altineters
showed a little over twenty thousand
feet Later the official recording baro-
graphs showed 1861 feet. A few feet
more or less, means little in a jump
from that height.
Lieut.. Wilson says that the first few
thousand feet it was difficult to dis
Germ any downward motion. He seemed
to be hanging in the atmosphere mo-
tionlesS. A minute or so later, how
ever, there was a lot of action. He
dropped into a highly scrambled Sec
ton of the earthly ether which was
being disturbed by northern gale.
Wilson, who is not too big or heavy,
was ficpped around with entire disre-
gard for his personal comfort. In fact,
his stomach objected seriously. Due
to his physical condition he is not pre-
pared TO say that he made & new loop
record, but he thinks he did. The
wind tossed him and his fail chute
hither and yon, thither and thence, not
to mention between and Whereabouts.
He was over, under and parallel with
his canvas life saver at various periods.
As he dropped out of this stormy
slice of air he observed that he was
drifting farther and farther from the
field so he started to pick out suitable
spot whereon to light. He spied a small
field and side slipped his chute toward
it. Three hundred feet from the ground
he pulled his second chute to break
his fall and few seconds later he lit
gracefully in a turnip patch. Residents
from miles away who had spied him
in the air rushed to congratulate him.
Lieut.. Wilson successfully accom-
plished a nervy experiment and cen
clusively established the fact that
chute will open in the rarefied atmos-
phere up above. 1t is given to few to
be the holder of a worlds record, ard
Lit. Wilson can die happy.
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RAT ORDINANCE
MADE CITY Law
MAYOR SANDERS TAKES CHARGE OF
STREET DEPARTMENT DURING Alb
SENCE OF HINHICHS.

Passing the ordinance on second and
third reading. the city commissioners
made it a law that aH-yessels enter
ing the port Of Pensacola and docking
within less than four feet of the wharf
must have rat guards on. all avenues
of escape from the ship. The law will
be effective after publication for three
days.
This was the last Of the proposed rat
ordinances introduced on suggestions
of the health officials following the
outbreak of the plague in tl;:s city.
The commissioners also passed the
ordinance on second reading allowing
the sale of certificates Of indebtedness
on property on which taxes have not
been paid. The law allows to n2r cent
of the amount due to be sold, The GER
tificates not to be sold at less than par
and to bear six per cent interest.
Street improvement 5onds to the
amount of assessment certificates
against abutting property Will be solo,
if the ordinance introduced yesterday
afternoon is passed on third reading. 1t
was passed on second reading yester-+
day. The property abutting the street
that is improved will be taxed and a
certificate will be sold under terms of
the ordinance. The city will make the
certificate good and if no funds are
available to meet the obligation when
due, principal or interest, the city will
borrow money to pay the certificate
holder.
Mayor Sanders was appointed to take
over the duties of commissioner Of
streets and public works yesterday and
will have charge of this department I'M
til the recovery of George Hinrichs.
Commissioner Hinrichs is suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever and
is seriously i'll, according to an AN
nouncement made by his physician yes
terdaN.
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COUNTY BOARD
HOLDS SESSION
WILL CONSIDER BUDGET AND
TAKE UP QUESTION OF PAY
ING NUMEROUS BILLS.

The board of county commissioners
will meet this morning to consider
the budget for the next year and also
to take up the question of paying
numerous bills. The meeting is ex-
pected to be a long one and several
items of unusual interest will come
before the board it is said.
One bill which is to be presented
is in connection with the valuation
of county time warrants about eight
months ago. Other bills will also
come before the board for approval.
Among tho other items of business
to be considered will be the question
of issuing bonds for permanent roads
and bridges. An election will be
called.
July has been a busy month with
the county board.
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BLUEJACKET HELD
IN NARCOTIC CASE

Howard A. Barrett, a pharmacists
mate, is in the prison at the Naval Air
Station,f charged with a violation of
the Harrison act, relating to the sale
of narcotics, and Blanche Hane is in
the county Jail charged with having
in her possession two walls of mar
cotics, one of morphine sulphate and
the other of cocaine
Barrett is being held for prosecution
in the federal court and will be turned
over to the civil authorities by the
navy department.
Blanche Hanes is under arrest by the
federal authorities, the warrant having
heeh issued yesterday by United States
Comm; sioner John C.. Avery.
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Tampa Woman I'll a d
Suffered Ten Years
Tells How Health Was
Restored By Tanlac.

"Just think of it, little more. than
a month ago I considered my case as
hopeless, but today l am enjoying bet
ter health than for the past ten
years" said Mrs. John Clyde, of 2S09
Twenty fourth 70 street, Tampa, Fla,
while telling of her recovery by TAX
ing Tanlac.
Il have certainly had my share of
suffering, for during the past ten
years it seems to me 1 have gone
through all the misery with stomach
trouble and nervousness that anyone
could. / had to always be careful
about what ate and for supper was
almost afraid to touch bite, for it
caused me no end of suffering, 1 had
frequent spells of. Indigestion, when
my heart would act so peculiar / be-
came alarmed for fear L had heart
trouble. Why, at times my heart
seemed to stop beating entirely, then
it would start off with a rush and
nearly brighten me out of my wits.
My nerves We're almost completely