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, 1881-07-19
POLITICAL.
OHIO,


sptetai Dtlpatth 10 The Chicago Tribune
TOLEDO, O., July ts.-Thu Hon. Frant
1Iurd was Interviewed to-day on tho NIL
cO,,ie Of tho late DeMucrntic CouyentIon
From tho main point III the conycryotton
given below, It will bc seen tint the GYM. r
was much disappointed III tho failure Of 1t,
pet theories before the Convention. In an.
swer to the question low liz was ppayrd
With the platform, Mr.. 1luri said: "Wh}te
tho platform docs not In all respects fuy
express MY views on tho political subject, n
which 1t treats, 1t yet presents very sails.
factorffy tie principal Issues"
."Wlat Is your opinion of tho plauk N.
gartiing tho subject Of tho tartif w
" 1t IS not ln tho form alld Phrase III wh,cb
I presented 1t to the consideration OF lbs
Convention. We llail considerable liscus-
sion OIL the subject III tue Committee befo,ea
conclusion was reached. Several different
views wore entertained by different lndiyiI.
unls. There werc solne WHO were opposed
to saying anything Mt nil OIL the subject, Thu
vote waB first tnken OIL tile proposition that
nothing ut nil be said OIL tllo sub.
jcct. Tho Committee, : by n naior|.y
Of three, decided that the tariff question IN
SOMA way should be submitted to tue pcop,e
Of the State. That being determined, It to.
Nlnil,cd to decide whnt should be sud. Soma
favored an uncqulyocal declaration without
amy qualifications III favor Of tariff for.
reyonuc. Others insisted TINT so.no state
1nent should be mat!d which Should uu!et
chango IN tGs: tariir: At lsast, 10 i iar. :
1nonlzo the differences OF opinion an!u1g
those who favored q, tariff plank,
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Resolved on Dentlls

While ths Manltou. oxpfats, Oh its rny to
Denver, was approaching .tlustod 3tAtion ahout
u O'Clock yesterday morning sJuiy u. Engineer
Afford, who Mna driving the oagLae "spantah
poi1tins Iown tas rod. lGS casanssr looked
ahDrt distance uhead and discovered Il tnan
lying auss,3s tne F9ad'bed, With bis neck, upon
plte Ut tho rails, Tho enKtnour applied the air
nun was sursiy aslesp: Az !he .epalno ap.
awako. his eyes wide ot,en, and lvokln9 at Inc
train ~ IT welcoming it, Npprpach. Dy npply.
ins u strong bGad Of steaIn 10 tho bFakeS tho
trim was hEonyht e = .ta!,lssiil w.th the pons
prostrste fellow. The engineer and nremap.
a!smountipz. went forward aud ofuaFad tho man
no,hluE, aud you'll n9t taove: They then TOOK
aoid of hlm aud l!tted blu 9f. Thon thoy be.
not word. Who ho was or whence he, panla
they could not learu. It. soemed to them quito
evident thai ho mes res0lSe4 upon eaIc!le., Tue
ang!noar ssa4M hlut Np aKnlnst bunk, u few
yalJs feoln The tsNin. and, after arasrluE him to
Fe'nAfn, put steam 10 blu GoYlno and laft him
fQQrp,
, 1881-07-19

NEW Yo,,x, ,tuly 1s-Witl, Tho opct,lue OF
t,,c % nav wnei: @ tn.,tav t,e wa,. r.. Ietweeu tho
s.s, .'v sw Msua toas tno M1 VII, ro r
rallroaa coinpa'ies was ea,,ti!,stM VIII IT,
,iowe.l vlgor. Az thu tickesrs'!l'ccs wero ILL.,
,lslutIy crowded. during tho tuy, md tho
naIn of tickets Ia Western uoints was very
i"rv, ,r,c ro,rs >,tnrinv t},c n,nr,tnu rr-
MtGe' !ne tnlcs >auF.ns W. t!o n.o,M''a " ~
naltted tue sa!uo rs Y te closc OF tIio o1'iees
oil Saturday ntght-stt to Ci1cagl, a'Iti sl5.:1
tO st, l,yuls. LATER IN the dayitI,e rate to
t;hicnxo was rrtiuccd 10 50 0n,,ili t,1e lines,
sss 1m Tia aftor,,nom aHe ii It wns lodrucd tint
TIC Nov York ceiisral hal inatle tho
large reduction OF 80 iii The r.tcs FROM Dos-
,".a'i fin f",r fr" =, ~, ~ ~ sI.s "t ma 81 r,t.
% Nnt an . ri;ar @ tiis ill., ,uatsies W wcro yg rccciSeI
fron ilostou stating that the other lines
ltaylng c9nl,ectluns ruaclinr l,ps!ol, !n4 nlxo
Sott. 1 tiuMernI rasssI,Ecr AEant t Of thu Erie
llatIroat. it'd not know wien tho cutting @
rates w@!tl e''las 70 M ai' s,!: IT, s,S' c,,nt
oucIi this competition wltvn 1t WINS only
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TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, 5tLy 49, ss-rwnEvE

MI hazards, md uiy further ffsislauco by
tho t}attf,.0ru & DlIn lsond wis 10 l,nve becl,
met with determined acstnn. F0r. this pur-
bertntul t,-tiny, when Vtcc- President Onr-
tcllIgence Of lilo rllinnre.l forco,' 'Mlegrnpl'ml
at 4 j. N. Sunday. frum Baltimore to Henry
I.uvrttige, President uf tho Cumberland &
Pennsylvania, 9tnittna tic right to cross
tho Daltimora d. ph!a truck; fAyork wns ~;
hegan At Q n. ill.,. md tho track thIl, and 100
coal l.cars llaya thus fnr passed u!et al,tl cnr-
which 1t will 10 taEeli 70 t|eorRelowl,, D. C..
nnl thence rcsl,lpIr,l To Otlier tlun,rstie and
foreign lmrts. Iie Clearfleld rrglon thus
opune.l ilp II ono OF tha grcntest N,ltlrnrtc
trncts y s'isSlyan1 snsS tH ). IpGSr ppSn
Baltimore & uhlu'a ronee*s Ion nftor thre0
years OF determined bppusftiUn.
, 1881-07-19
JAMES DltIDGEk:
En+eint Dtsuatth Ia T.ha f.hiraao Tribune.

: = Hpss'dt D19pdtth 10 1Hb EhHd9d IStoHHt-
KANSAS Crry, No., July 1S--James
BrItlgcr, aii ottt-timo frontiersman and scout
and tic friend OF Gen. Fremont, dled near
New Santa Fa; III tlits county, lale lnstnlght.
Ma). Brfdger was with ten. Fremont when
the lattor lnaslo his famous trip across the
grcat American Continent, al,d Fort
Brldger was na.,ei Iii Ills houor. lle was
ono Ut tho. first white men to follow the
ceIel,'atel Santa Ba trail across tho: plains,
md llnu fights il1iliinerahit with ttle Indians
during bis uarly lite.' Ile wns ~ .yearY Ut
clatm befors the courts for payment for the
pl0per!y upon wlIlull Fort sBrldger wis
, 1881-07-19

SrntSnrlEhp, H., July 1s.-Artlcles Of
incorporation were filed w1tll the Secretary
OF State tu-,lny by tito Quincy, Vamlalla Il
Eastcsn halfway Company, Which proposes
to c0nstrnctn rond from Quincy to Vaidalia
or Grecnvll!e. tass!ng tllroMg', Adams. Pike,
NIaeul!pin, Alul.tenlllory, liolMt, md Fayatto
Counties. Thu capi.al stuck Ii 10 hu Sj,l0},-
GD. artl the prilleipal, olce ut ::tcrscSyitle:
CLicago; (ienrgc 81. ,yaru md john n. En-
Ellslt, Uf lnrseyylllu; Wesley Pnrk,, OF Flel-
t!on; 1Iomtto N. l]c1t, md Royal Whitney, OF
bunker I'LL,
, 1881-07-19
SELLING STOCK AT AUCTION

oPltsHt @7s4IF3FVF3
AuIonA. Ill, July ls.-Tho committee OF
cltize,ls chosen mt tho annual. town meeting
10 dispose Of tl,u stock held BY the town in
tile CllGAgo Il Iowa Railroad voted ts-llny to
sell tile snn,o ut auction to tic highest bidder
NeXt Saturday inths city, tho upset prIco
bulng fixed at $l:'0,u60. Tho c0lnnilttco
passctt y resolution setl!h. f0rtli that tliuy
Ind mt 1enn alNIlt tn tllsnsu of II In sl1rl. Il
manner rs w"t'lt! i,!surH II cnnil9ting line Of
tUtl'An Of tbs stick. would rot deliver 1t I'LL.
less sulti ut auction.
, 1881-07-19
CALEB u. l'ECKIIAAI. =.

- 6p7t1u8 I71H1tH 4d4 7H7 CHEtaoo 7ft0HHes
ColnwArE1s, Mfcli., July ls.-Caleb d,
Pecklm,,, Of this city, died ats o'clock this
afternoon, III tho 0jsl year OF his aRa. Tic
WINS als DID settler here, mid u fuw days ago
Ind celebrated tho aeyentIet!, anniversary OF
bis wedding, 1lls wife survives h!n, tn poor
, 1881-07-19
FEDERAL OFFICEI1OLDE1ss'
Sps:fa{ QAratah T. Jx EhtfdoQ IfthNNt.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 1S.-The Ncpar
lican officials ot this place aro consIe'a,!ov
shakcn up over rumors Of 1ulEhap.
changes In the various Federal ea,as
throughout the stnte. Unlteal-States' a, Aar
shal Tnfrans to-day received d Telegram lFGn 2a
Attorney GENERAL MacVeaKlt requesting ns "
presenc6 IN Washington. It is said tha thassI. e
quest Inns reference to certain future ae'EF
Oplnenta In the 8tar.routc Investigations
, 1881-07-19

CEnAN llArIns, 1a., july 18.-'rl,e first
through trail, OVER the Chicago Il Norlil-
western halfway fur ten ,lays PASSED west
to-,llght, tho road l,avIMg hcn,' rupatrud snf-
ilciently for trains this evening. 'rhis lins
t,een II vury cDstly brt,ak Md tieay tn tho
Chicago Il Northwestern, and pr.,Gnbly THO
Wurst general, wasliout they uver expori-
Nt,rf.tf
, 1881-07-19
Ap!uQGEp INSANE.

ePss!a! UVpasFA % 1Ms EAs<aea .4T44Ns+ I.
Folsr WAINE, lnl., July ls,-At the pre-
llMll.Rry exa'aln4ttan Vt Mrs. john pahnes
for huatu,x tu 4eath llsg oldest daughter,
!A1nJe, WAS founa ulat ahe was lusalu, Ill
.gfpMlt ct S6,oO ball sL9 VIA sent 70 Jail, and
AsyluMl.
, 1881-07-19
Al Elk Hunt In Oreaon--The Exploit
Of Two Boys Who, Brought 1sown

One day Inst wusk TAI. Mcknight, proprietor
Of the pleasure resort a Lower Soda Springs,
started out With bis sou Charley to hunt Tor ok
across tho Ssntlau. from the springs. Altar NO.
ing q fow miles thoy. asc0yarcl M ok, aud
charley sAooeeded Ia killing 1t, They akluned
1t, and taking part Of tho MaAt. % th9!x bhoks
md eoYeERE the FelaRluder up, came hoiae,
, 1881-07-19

oFFlat O4trdEtH 10 7hs CHlta90 If1buHf.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 18.-Gen. bIichlcr,
U. 8. A., died suddenly at tile United States
Hotel to.tluy. lilo lind been III for Boino
time. Mrs. Mlcller will accompany tho re-
lllalns buck IL New York CITY tomorrow.
, 1881-07-19

-. Louls, duly 1s.-A new through train
to New York WIS .Illal.yurateAl lo-i.islt by
tho Wabasll lsailroad sending out secpng-
cars which will CONNECT ut 'rntNtlo with the
Luke SlMrH lspnd, and lind tn Naw York In
the Nuw York EuntrMl depot.
, 1881-07-19
NEW ORLEANS, PACIFIC j. LITTLE
..1{nf!}S

MnSr1cELLo, Ark, July 1s.-Tl.u cnRi
nccr corps, now inalslng n survey from Alnx-
antlrtu, I.n., to Llttlo llock for tie New Or
lea1,s, laci!e d Little Rnek Railroad, IL west
hf tho Hamburg lille. Tho Survey Will gu d
foW WlleS west ut Monticello. :.
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sucCEssFuL DEMOCRATS.

: = 6pse1aE If8pdtth 70 1fk CAttaoo 1F1uuH& :,
KEoKuK, H., July 18.-Judgo Busgess'sTss ~
Linn County, Missouri, decided tue cln1ff ~
County contested election cases III favor "
the contestants, Messra. Stafford and heaud nd
the Democratic candidates for Collector ~ a.
l1osecHttng Attorney in the November e'VS
tton.
, 1881-07-19
MRS.. CAT1rAe1Nn A1'cAnEN.


EL0rS, ILL.,, July 18.-A1rs. Catharlhe No
Carcn, patient ut tho Northern Illinois
Hospital for tho Ensa,,e. died yesterday Ut
aeute lnnl,la. Tho body wis sent to El,ele-
wool, 'l,ur former io'ne, for burlal 'Slla was
W ygArB of NEt..
, 1881-07-19

MRS. JANE ANNE 1'1fsTLE. 80
1.ouisvIt.I.E, Ky,, July ( 1s.-Mrs. June
Amlc plrtlo, widow OF ule lat0 Hon. Hurry
l'lrlle, LII: D.. died here last evening in the
It'd year Ut her age. -
, 1881-07-19

which Mould hRve produced AGn,4T,6 600 live IL.
~. ssS., have been dstHoyeQ la ths Aad during
, 1881-07-19

u. q. Guy IL. WottHrsl0rl+ -
]. ~. sot,aAr,
Hist ist' Uhionaorr, +. Whitfield.
h6'fy on ys.'on 9SS',' pr Ke.oar VA, called to thu
cbalr, ana Mr. N. ". norland was appointed
sInsSr iiasius reaa tao call for tbs ,ueet,ns tho
Chair said TINT it was now for tho meu,ing u
tako sou,c tai,gIbio method Of rufor.ntns tho
lluts@uce cosnphlIncA ot. nna lasltea tue pre-
scntaslon of resolution whch would bring tho
sulJcct under debate.
vrrtinn,,r - ns,1c, what t,,c n crcosstvo cta+ecx
$500, - a,Ssa "1"> So
s4 "y 81 sssa tho cn1oaro rocphono
sio,, t,r "''' N '''eA "''0 - ~>''
TIE INTENTIONS OF HIS COMPANY. -
Iio saId that tho. compnny intended to carry
out existing contracts: rho ncll ana the Amer
,ean plssr'es g., 1e,epaono .s ,onccs "oaa oc con-
uceted, 50 that the Subscribers Of ono exchnnso
is,tnc con,racia cxpIrcd subscrl,wrs WHO TO-
urwe1 could do 10 nt a rontni Of sl.;. for which
',Io 'octorSwt1 scv nhyso,on.s te,cnbooe IN hi,
'cs!deaeo ho cone!dcsed business selephonos
:o2acrcd 70 os i hia & place 81 uf tMsneas'; M ';, =. 49,.
A1nerf"Hn Siat ri"f Tohnno ;,tiicn nnf inn,Itr" ri
VIZ s1 sn.0 smJ ~ & oo., " t ~
n t, Su; Ivy ttn Nv fnrnrr h,1 t"a LII lii
,1."1, ~ t it,,n ~ an ~ f,,',s. nun
9s,nsts s,us.1s1a ~ lao pes'"an4 u 'no eo"pAnss
EMr Esg@at ,ha uc, o7,co ,he otnrra !. t,,
;asilo uil tnenngn. a. ing AMceieMl t!striot
Ietepne1o Gopany III, .n taera y @,etsMy tio
nmFgGs uGtp4 Soo: @ sev ~. Se. lille w
"1on tno o!a contsMots .s wore feneWea. e Z. :,
"a, , nsaneas u san pe H., oao
:phoHo anothnr Year, ana My sGs.tr'!ct expired
;i.st My. lreeeipea ~ NY, ana alirnosca t'at
me , @ ~ XIX ~, . Roa ul;t "
70 70 anytntng untcas Hsncl confa1!cI ~ tn9
1a.o o{ S:o ysat; t;,; t,a. aa n1.n fg ~ Mu
, 1881-07-19

NJ fuD civ anil not uF tho EtrNtf3 fEAtEntDt3E
sat asnsss @ !IS for pns isames
making .hla connany ,an otfor q, Inylt:
shee Etcctrto ;Fetcphono CompaSy WIS reaay
To si,piy teisphote scryIcc to itiS doctors mi,
at,,t,iv which WA one pt1,vlfnr that n rrnnor.
tionnto .t,nre Of 'tno prints II tho company
s,fSscsted thut tic xo,,tjetneH prusuts .s,k tho
su6jost over FREELY Sr,tr,u thcmselyes. '~ >''
nit i,t,ticr nr,aind. mi hoy ini,v w X In ~ ,S,. ~"
fpru tic service il siyc1,y
iii. MrM,ko salti Tint he could not ausxcr tho
he a9rvsn co,td v d 6o snnfIe Ia urr.. T extont
Within thirty i1ys.
"a ass s e.. net +, f. saGt St ~ .s t6G ssy M
i1s ,s I'n!t, Z ~, ,,,,,..o,, ,..m., ., :. ,,,,
thnt n coti,,ttco III nppnitu.i 10 ioUk itsto this,
n1iI ,sn othor ,l,nttvra connoctod With this
cep'Ipanys t,roposslo,: no,, +,
= Mir. 1lro,,lsn-En. air. "
"iiavp ynt amy rtxlts by which you con NIT
up yIrcs2"
sr; a, to ,So can o9k tto y q tai
t'on 70 TO- p.9se rs fs'em u"defgrounds y
!, !. H. ~; r,ron, ,,,,.o,,., ~ ,,,,,
10 .u,r, u, .,,,,. ...,,,z,.
SEE TIE CITY COUNCIL
whIci, ioubtfcs, il viii taka su,no tho to sS.
cslru." -
Mr.. Urooko said that ho would nut like 10
answer this question, as II the Company Ind
sxpoiyvs ] 10 sscu &c te liz prIvicges. m '" 'n' 'o''
Mr.. Cowdr9y moved that u c,inu.lttco OF seven
inotion prevailed. amd tio Chalr appoiaicd a. as
fS "arpth, b. j. g. ataSoso q; esk IT, cc e:
sfr. THOMAS Withheld. iienry tioatz, ai,,i q. ii,
We!,nberger: On notion. tho temporary organ
, 1881-07-19

The following circular lllss heei Issued to
the stncklUltlcra OF tito Clevelanh, Columbus,
Uillcinnl.lt & IntiNtlau1lls I.nllWMy:

The following circular h,ss heen issued to
the Stockholders OF tito Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati & indianapolis Hallway:
Your attention Is called to tho inelosGd copy
uf un ngrupitlei,t ut ruIlsUi,ln ton between this
company and tho tnu!n,uit. laninltun j. Dny-
tun itnttruAd cnlnpAny, which utr E3onru Of d.
teGt0ts HIS this tlAy nPpEUSetl, md Which 1t
recommends to tho ssgkltutltts fnr ratification
mud HiuptlbA. ni1A til rustGpt Ut which hey hllsg
GNlled Il uIertnH uf stusxhn!tlurs to tuku nr.lun
therroll un tnc l4t day Ut Hept1.bcr next, Ut III
Oclura1 q. H.. ut tho HGtlcrne ttltcG OF the e1in-
l,any In Cleveland, T1e l}nNrtl beg 10 InttlrM,
yuil that, tlldur MI lKreehtgnt With tho tunr ri
tho Cinulnnat!. fhnItlt.'u u DaytGll lsAlr'Hlti
Company. pending nGttOn nf tho AtUckhDttlUFS VI
this uunlMlMy lipun Tho nrtleIHs Of consolidation,
nu dividend Will e tltuaasCd upon the shurea Ut
either ut tic cuLnnurl!us. The results ut u.urA-
tIun Ut yOjr railway for Tho ilrAt six mUnths Ut
1851, MS cni,ilMret With tho sumo period Of 1880,
nro As fOlUIsa; S'' -
- 1Bs0--ACTrAt. : =
GROSS cAfnnRS.... SlbiftbW
!sxFutlSDs. ...*l.!sMs!M II" ".i
lHtetNst. +...++.. ..stst.-n+.s s-uI-tA 80.
IA1ca.-.s s,..s,... >ts..s..4s... 61"A-SlfiAshN
= Net earnings. @so+1lo
lsSl-,AY AND LuSE, ra1TIY EsriAATEp..
r,,1!,s.s Gr9ss sssa'nss...:. ;ait,i
lntcftSt' s......+'...sss+.s.s '.5IaHM -, -.
This d equal TO III por CT m ccat on tho capital
8tu6k. -r'
, 1881-07-19
Mrs. 1.ETrIE .YnNow1NE.

6NEtdl UNtdSN 70 TN C7.afd98 1Ft6NHes y
MILWAUKEE, July 1a-Mrs. Lottlo Ycno-
wlno, uGa posrn, wife OF George II. Yens,-
wllc, city editor at tho Sentinel, died thIs
morning after lingering Illness,
, 1881-07-19

DENVER ~ lt1o utASDE.
The Denver Tribute publishes tho follow
ing intsrylDw with ex-t;uy. Hunt regarding
the work being done by the Denver q Lilo
ErNt1dG Nn{lrDdt: :. -
vor & i1v fir, niiw",s 80 crt,4lnns ~ ~ = ,ar,tnr
INN :" ths it.iite,t Ht"trs armvf" H,nn snnfor
n n v.r rs',, Nv! Wn0 nHu just Fe'useu ~
INV m"mv IN tua nsc t,,ercy,. ,ca yrtb,ne
ro,,.rI"r NJ, T., ,,xI MI ~: ts,n .1,"sr
1ooon;,ix Ssiv ,pttnf th,4 ~ ,n,,cr n,,,
IT WIFI IL old Nexno. Thore 9 sE nse aMn os 4
y SGW Msxcp 9y 9 Y tha dns 1fas9 aad
~ othnr noWI,pcs wSoTn ~ ~ now tanS @
w',r,t Hs1'' 4o'a''''e' ""''o w NV nv" ooos
+ =, s1M ,,t lily ~ f VIZ nx,atS ~ y1ur ~ ~!
nr. r1n rcmoacriny ~ HE ssvaroi .r,rr,sn,. @
ss r ~. MI IN s ~ ny I y .ii ,Sat
19 ~ a1vt snu ,snr ~, ~ Iii , saH tMI
epiornrIses "'so ea'p'oe0' VI ~ Az" ."'""A
, 1881-07-19

rN Net earnings. a:...;.:..,.,.....:.....:;S sso,!n
This Ia equal to W. per Gcnt OIL tho capital
Htu6k.
, 1881-07-19
Thoir Objections to tho Advance
III Itatcs aud Present Poor
Service.
Tho General Manager Explains the
Reasons for the Proposed
Increase.
Some Interesting Figures In Reference
10 Telephone Exchanges.
Tie 0bjeotors Want to Establish Special
Service for Themselves. -
Gather }aguo Propositions Of Tho Representative
Ola Stw Company. q.

In RESPONSE to q call for "a n,eottng of physl.
clans md druggists to devise rutncly FOR tho
proposed excessive charge for tGlcplupD scrv.
icc about Ito phyeloiaus md druggists mot lust
evening In tho clllbrooH, Of tho Shcrflnu l1ouso.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
List OF Advantages, Natural and Other.
wise Enjoyed by Canon City
and Vicinity.

On many occasions we have writ
ten about the advantages of our town
and vicinity, but unless we were to
repeat the article in every edition of
our paper strangers who arrive daily
in Canon City and remain few days
would, unless they investigated thor.
oughly, leave for other places not
dreaming that our little city is dcs-
tined to be the great manufacturing
and ore reducing center of Colorado.
For this reason we will feel excused
for inserting from week to week a
list of our advantages which will out
number those of any city in the west.
Soda Springs. Iron Springs, Hot
Soda Baths, Wide Streets, Excellent
Town Site, Immense Water Power,
Exhaustless Coal Fields. Good Water
Works, Best Building Stone, Splen-
did Lime Rock. Iron Mines, Mica
Mines, Lead Mines, Silver Mines, Oil
Wells. Irrigating bitches, Abundance
of Shade Trees, Peaches. Plums.
Pears, Apples, Walnuts. Grapes, Veg
etables, Grain, Flowers, Bees, Sl5, 200
School House, $4,000 Court House,
Masonic Temple, City Government,
Low Taxes, Streets Sprinkled, Seven
Churches, Theatre Hall, First-Clas
Dentists, Two Newspapers, Excellent
Physicians, Good Teachers, Brick
and Stone Stores, Excellent Society,
Protection From Cold Winds, I'm
mense Stocks of Coods, Railroad
Communication, Good Ranches, Stock
Ranges and excellent hotels.
WHAT WE HAVE NOT.
Dance Houses. Gambling Saloons,
Houses of Prostitution.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
KALAMAzoo. Mich. Feb. ?. 1sso

i know Hop Biiters viii bear re-
commentator honestly. All who
use them confer upon them the high
est enconiuins, and give them credit
for making cures-all the proprietors
claim for them. l have kept them
since they were first offered to the
public. They took high rank from
the first. and maintained il, and are
more called for than all others COM
bined. So long as they keep up their
high reputation for purity and usc-
fulncss, l shall continue to recon-
mend ihem-something have never
before done with any other patent
medicine. J. j. BABcocK, NJ. ID.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
Mothers, Mo,ner.,. mo,hers...

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the excru-
ciating pain OF cutting teeth? If so.
30 at once and get'a bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately-depend upon it; there is no
mistake about it. There is not a
mother ON earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that
it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and
health 10 the child, operating like
magic. 1t rs perfectly safe to use ii
in all cases, and pleasant to the taste,
aud is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians aud
nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents bottle. .sclt4l
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
nrown,. B,aekbcrry ana Ginger

Should be in every house during
the heated season. 1t never fails TO
cure Diarrbea, Dysentery and chol-
era Morbus. For sale by Earle Il
Pedlcy and Beecher Il Co., Canon
City. tf
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
STATE NEWS.
The Utes have gone.


The Utes have gone.
Longmont has several telephone
lines.
The steel works at Pueblo have
started up.
Ouray is to have water works at a
cost of $4,000.
The Abbott opera ut Denver was =
complete success.
The cars will be running into Villa
Grove by the 25th.
The Republic is new daily news
paper in Colorado Springs.
Ore thieves are abroad in Leadyille.
\ Three were recently arrested.
The dog killer of Denver has killed
about 5000 caniues so far this year.
Denver now has paid fire depart
mcnt and twenty additional police
men.
The mountain range near Buena
Vista was covered with snow last
week.
The gross earnings of the ID. & r.
G. for the past eight months were
ss,T2o, 1856.
The best portion of the Uncompah-
gre valley has already been taken up
! ~ settlers.
SPresilent Palmer, OF the ID. Il II. G.
has given s,0o0 to the building fund
of Colorado college.
The Summit County Journal is a
new paper published at Breckenridge
by J. Cooper Fincher.
The ssBlack Kid, and Burt Wilkin-
son. murderers of Marshal Ogsbury,
of Silverton, are dead. Lynched.
A grey eagle was shot recently in
the San Juan country which measur
cd six feet from tip TO tip of wings
The Journal of Commerce is new
paper in Denver published by we'll
known business and newspaper men.
c. s. Triplett Is the editor and pub
Usher of democratic paper nt Mays
Vile called the Chnffec County Dem
ocrat.
Governor Pitkin has contributed
800 to the fund being raised for the
family of the murdered Major Car
penter-
The second annual meeting of the
woman's Christian Temperance Union
will convene in Colorado Springs on
the 2sth.
l Perry White sowcj eight acres in
winter wheat In Boulder county last
fall which yielded forty. -four bushels
10 the acre.
James G. Wright died in August at
Fart Collins with sym,oms oc the
Asiatic cholera, caused by drinking
i. ditch water.
II Is estimated that the total assess-
mcpt OF Colorado this year will be
Sg3 .00o, 600 an iucreasc over last year
OF 81 e.0Oo,o 900.
fwm. whiison aud Chas. Kcyscr
quarrelcd in Chama on the 9th and In
order TO settle their difficulties fought
duel at ten steps and both were
killed.
The two dcsperados who rode
through Gunnison City few days
ago firing or rcvolvers. one shot
striking Reuben Tho,e in the leg.
have been arrested.
The democrats of the Seventh judi
.cial district have nominated Thos. C.
Brown. of Gunnison, for judge and
ii. Z. Montague, of San Juan, for dis
trict attorney.
The Saguache Chronicle reports n
wedding and probable murder at a
Mexican settlement near there last
week, on the same day. The BRIDE
groom stabbed q man with whom he
had difficulty.
Geo. Butterworth was knocked
down and then kicked under the
chin, the blow breaking his neck and
instantly killing him. by Chief Lowe.
near Red Cliff last week. Both were
railroad laborcrs.
The democrats OF Chaifcc county
have nominated the following ticket I:
Clerk aud recorder, J. II. johnson !;
sheriff w. A. Rogers treasurer, +.
i. Jones; assessor, T. J. Ehrhnrt !;
coroner, DIR. A. E. Wright surveyor,
Geo. BetLune; superintendent of
schools, Jos. IIollistcr; aud county
commissioner, w. II. Champ.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17

Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling or fading. Parker's Hair
Balsam supplies necessary nour;sh-
mcnt, prevents falling and grayness
and is sn elegant dressing. sciu39
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
PcpsIn, Ishubarb, Mandrake and


Are the active Ingredients of
Browns Pepsin Tonic. Give this
wonderful Dyspepsia remedy n trial
and be cured. For sale by Earle &
Pedley and Beecher & Co. If
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