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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
2
Time entries list arrivals and departures for trains No. 2 and 1 of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line with scheduled times including 10:15 pm arrival and 1:05 am departure for No 2, and 11:05 am arrival with 4:25 pm departure for No 681 and No 32.
The Record and Toledo Blade offer one year subscriptions with special prices for old and new subscribers paid a year in advance. Other papers include Cosmopolitan and Woman's Home Companion at set rates. gift subscriptions encouraged. Also notes city news from Canon City and local business notices.
Six Per Cent Money. Canon 6 per cent ments. 1911 City lots for sale, easy terms, int. interest on deferred pay. J. K. Brewster, 612 Rudd Ave. MecNelly & Blackburn for best meats. Whosoever has suffered from piles knows how painful and troublesome they are. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is guaranteed to cure piles. Price, 50 cents in bottles, tubes, 75 cents. Sold by Hunter Palmer.
The Modern Woodmen of America installed its newly elected officers at the regular meeting last Thursday evening with W. F. Curry as installing officer. A social followed and each officer gave a short talk. Tonight a class of five will be initiated. McNelly and Blackburn advertise hams and bacon. Children Especially Liable describes burns bruises and cuts and promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy. The Palace drug store, Geo Pedley manager, carries it and notes it cures eczema as claimed by a customer testimonial.
G. D. Kaye displayed two rare ore specimens from the Immortal mine in Silver Cliff. The large sample is valued at about 2.75 dollars per ton in silver and copper, the smaller at 3.50 dollars per ton. Depths reached 125 feet with ore rich in silver and copper and traces of gold.
George Albert Evans aged 19 son of Mr M Evans died from a gunshot wound received accidentally while rabbit hunting. He slipped on a steep incline as he carried a loaded shotgun and the双 barrels discharged after striking a rock. He walked three miles home and died three hours later. Funeral held at Silver Cliff attended by many friends. J D Campsey of Trinidad plans to move his family to the city after purchasing Woodford Grocery. Pearl Hall returned to Buena Vista to resume school duties after holidays with family.
The new members of the Methodist church were tendered a reception last Thursday afternoon to promote sociability and help members become better acquainted. The notice also advertises White's Cream Vermifuge for worm destruction and digestion, priced 25 cents and sold by Hunter Palmer.
The Woman's Club invites the public to an entertainment at the Elks' hall on Monday evening January 20. Stereopticon views will accompany the lecture and proceeds fund school decoration efforts. Stops the cough and works off the cola. Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents.
Laurence Hex a black man sentenced to hang for the murder of Mrs Lizzie Allie and Wm White in Pueblo has been moved to the penitentiary in this city. The execution is set for April 11 as the first under the new capital punishment law. Professor John F Myers will teach piano to a limited group of students at 419 Macon.
Mr Robert Reed and Miss Emma Hodges were wed in Pueblo on January 1 1902 with Rev Thomas Stevens officiating. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs Emma Hodges of South Carton and beloved for her sunny disposition. Mr Reed is a prosperous young stockman son of X B Reed of Currant Creek. The Record wishes the couple a happy prosperous New Year. Dr Peare post office building practice limited to eye ear nose and throat. Glasses fitted.
Night marshal George McKenzie spotted a blaze at 2:15 am Saturday in the Methodist church and raised the alarm. Firefighters contained an incipient fire suspected to originate from an electric light furnace wire, with the loss covered by insurance for several hundred dollars.
Yale student J A Whitehead, born in London and studying civil engineering, ascended East Rock nearly 400 feet high in darkness before a cheering crowd. He endured torn fingers and exhaustion, stating the climb seemed impossible to observers who doubted him.
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