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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
ADVERTISING RATES
STATE NEWS.

The Del Norte Cactus is dead.
Denver is reveling in mush and milk
bociables
A brass foundry has been started at Bes-
bemer, near Pueblo.
1t is rumored that the Sierra Journal is
o be mo"ed from Rosita 70 Silver CliT
The Denver Queen Bee has been enlarged
by the addition of one column TO the
page.
q The new courthouse at Buena Vista is
said to be one Of the hnndsomest in South
ern Colorado.
The cattle losses in Colorado during the
ecent cold weather amounted to at least
'fteen per cent,
The stage, scenery and properties of
Standard Hall, Denver, were destroyed by
ire on Saturday.
The weather was co cold ut Golden last
week and the week before that tho public
ehools were closed.
1 J. A. Link, of Fairplay, recently killed n
4 Toe with horns having twelve and fifteen
2'oints in hard velvet.
]. o. Psngburn. Denver agent of the
Ohio and Mississippi railway company,
died at that city ON Saturday.
Antelope in large Numbers, driven from
he mountains 10y the snow storms, have
aken refuge near Fort Collins.
n 1t is estimated that no less than forty
Viycs have been lost by snowslides in the
,tik mountain region this winter.
! The Grand Army Of the Republic and
vfhe Sons of Veterans will hold a grand en-
tampmont 4; Lcsdville on the 22d.
Nontrosc had = grand jollifcttion over
lhe new county. Boniires, a torchlight
broeession and free whisky were the order
ii the evening.
The rate Of freights for grain and flour,
etween Denver and Gunnison, has been
educed from 81 to seyenty-lvc and
ghty-iya cents per 100.
Some yandals, unknown As yet, not long
aee entered the Fist Baptist church,
snver, and chopped up the $4,000 organ
longing to that congregation.
Tho soft-glovc match between W. II.
lsh and =, u. Murphy, at LcAdville, on
ndsy, ended in 6 draw. Murphy WAS
dIy punished about the head.
Dcnvcr's so-oalied " Home for the Friend
So IL pronounced disgrace to that city.
inmate are kept in wre,ehcd tene-
nj, and snl'sist by begging iIom door TO
"
larry Roberts, the driver OF the coach
WINS thHAth nsANttl anu
Ia, last October. and another man
'sc name is withheld, were arrested last
X al Losdyillo for completely in the
berry.
he identity Of the mysterious suicide
id near Denver, early in October last,
bccn established. Tho mans name
Richard SearleS, OF Pittsburg, who
lily treated his wife, and killed himself
ugh TcmoTse.
"A. Smell, the manager Of the Pembina
sentTstor, in Chaffec county, who was
sted and taken to Philadelphia,
gcd with conspiracy 10 dcfraud and
nry in roecipting bills FOR supplies, etc,
becn fully vindicatcd.
he whereabouts OF Frank O'Connor
ter, aged 20, is anxiousiy sought
BY his parents. lie lei( Chicago about
wecks ago, and has not since been
nj from. His family reside at Fort
N, New York. Amy information re-
ling the young man win be thankfully
iyed by Charles Bowen, Fort Plain,
Nnrls
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFfIcE AT PUEBLO, CoL0RApo,
January, 2e, ISS3-
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make nnal proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk OF the District Court In and for the
CASoN CRY. Coioradc on FebruarT as
1sSz, viz JAMES T. SAMPSON. d. S. No.
6saS. for the n,4 s~{ .sel4 swl4 sec Fl, and mel
nN5. SEC S. Tp. is s., range IS W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion of, said land, viz: Henry W. Hodges,
OF Canon city. Colorado: William German,
OF Currant Creek, Colorado; Delas Sampson,
OF Currsnt Creek Colorado
ssts MARK l.. BLUNT. Register.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

Whistler beat Bauer in the Kansas City
wrestling match.
New Mexico is alarmed over another
threatened Indian raid.
Navaioes arc stealing stock in several
sections Of New Mexico.
Texas cattle mems losses by the recent
cold snap will not exceed five per cent.
A thcatcr is to be built in the City of
Mexico, TO be managed by ]. ii. Haverly.
4 vigilantcs committee has been orgar-
lied in Las Vegas, TO operate against. the
incendiaries.
new walking motor is about to be
applied TO street cars. II is an ingenious
con;rivancc, propelled by gas.
The California senate has passed reso-
luton against the consolidation Of the
Southern Pacific with any other line.
Milton ]. farberry was hanged at Al
buqucrquc on Friday afternoon of last
week for the murder of Charles ID. Camp
bell
Iowa frohihitionists want the governor
to call an extra Legislative session in order
that the prohibition amendment may be
re-cnacted.
Richard X. Fox, of the Police Gazette,
has given 81 900 security not TO repeat the
of,ense to promote prize fights within
twelve months.
General w. T. sherman was rendered n
grand banquet at Washington, on his 6ith
birthday, on Thursday of last week. He is
now retired officer.
The average loss of sheep throughout
Missouri during the recent cold spell is cs-
timatcd at Is to 20 per cent Cattle of all
kinds suffered great deal.
The house military committee has agreed
upon a bill to place General Grant on the
retired list, with the rank of general. A
minority of tho committee disapprovcs the
measure.
Senator Hill introduced in the senate n
memorial from the General Assembly of
Colorado asking for certain legislation con-
corning the location of mineral lands in
Colorado.
The house committee reported adversely
TO the suspension of silver coinage and re-
commended the providing of additional
storage room for the safc-kccping of the cx-
ira money.
Two different Boston companies have ap-
piled for charters to build ship canal
across Cape Cod, and are ready to deposit
100000 or S200,0o0 MS guarantee before
commencing operations.
From March 1, IT'S, to February I,
1883, there were coined in the United
States 1876 ,i05,0S0 silver dollars There
are now in the treasury S173,3i7 1893 in
gold, and SI2s, s,i3s171 in silver.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. CoLoRA

LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. COLORADO,
January II, lSS5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make flnal proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver OF the United States
land Officc. at Pueblo. Colora do, on February
lg, lsSs, viz: Thomas c. Moore. II =. No. sz2a,
for the sc u NV z, sw x ne x and N X Sc :. of
sec. IL, twp - north. range 10 east
He names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tien of. said land. viz: Rueben Hargus. Josas
Peregrin, NJ. w Alexander and r. n. AIdred
all OF Howard, Colorado.
.5tI MARK L. BLUNT ReSisfer.
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Model Fruit store /.

New York cider for fam!iy use, Go cents
per gallon; Russell, winesap, Boi,fiower.
Kentucky ked, Sonain and q great many
for three, four or Ave pounds for rs cents ;
Imperial Goldsn Dates, smyrna Figs, Cali
fornia and Florida Oranges. We do not han
dlc tho Valencia orange. Lemons. extra finc,
" ~ cents per dozen, medium, 40 cents per
dozen small, 80 cents per dozen. Fresh In
voice OF Fancy Candy, not potrifiod. Cigars,
Tobacco, Cutlery and stationery in great va
ricty. Opera House Caran,eis, Cleveland Ma
plo Sugar. My best regards TO all.
NJ. GALEAZZI.
opposite Rgconp Office.
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Tho Virginia, Nevada, Enterprise con-
ID tho following: The Truckcc river is
frozen to tho bottom. In passing
ng over the CLASSY surface OF the stream
ole schools of trout are firmly fixed
I Whore the cold wave struck them.
,rlfcitmen living along tho river now
ishnk with axes, and in some places
p o dozen of the "spocklcd beau
IA bunch.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula of
a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections, also a positive and
radical cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thorough
ly tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, feels it his duty to
make it known to his fellows. The recipe,
with full particulars, directions for prepar-
alton and use, and all necessary advice and
instructions for successful treatment at
your own home, will be sent you by return
mail, free of charge, by addressing with
stamp or stamped self-addressed envelope.
DIR. j. C. RAYMOND,
164 Washington street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
Mention this papcr 3
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LEGAL NOTICES.


To the stockholders of the Colorado College
and Military Institute:
You will take notice that a special meeting
OF the stock holders Of said company will be
held at the office OF the college, on Saturday
evening, March 3, 1888, at O'Clock, for
the purpose OF considering the advisibiiity OF
increasing the capital stock OF said company,
which meeting you are specially requested
to attend. By order of directors.
s6tl0 +. A. IaAYNoLDs, President
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

w(nman a, Kingston, New Mexico, has
IcJfAhc admiration of the town by her
:, tp,tnts. She has just completed n
atiln, doing all the work herself, cx-
putting up the last logs. She cut the
hauled them, and made tho shingles
iafcoI She has husband who takes
u f}hc children. Such women generally
t6at kind Of husbands,
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT Pueblo. coLoRADC

LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLo, CoLoRADo,l
January Is, lSSs
Notice Is hereby given that The following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make lnal proof in support OF his claim.
Register and Receiver of the United states
Land ONCE at Pueblo, colorado. on February
81, lsS. viz sanford NJ. Amy. u. - No .,sal.
for the nwit sw Z n y sw 4. sec 4, and ne Z
Sc = sec :, twp - north, range 10 eRst
Henames the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon, and cuitiva-
tion Of, said land, viz: l.. T. Morrison. George
W. Jackson. ". Il. Latham and + c. West,
all OF Fremont county. Colorado.
sSti MARK l. RLUST, Register.
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Iron is the cheapest and most plentiful
of all metals; its use enters into all the
luxuries and necessities of mankind, and,
like Renne's Pain Killing Nervine, is real
family necessity. None of ms could whittle
as well without the first, and without the
second we certainly cannot feel so much
like whiting. The Nervine will cure you
of Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache,
Sprains and Dyspepsia.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
NEWS PRINTING CO.,
Denver Colorado
Their CAUSE and

De e. c. wEsr's NyzvE AND BRAIN THEATrENT. a
guaranteed specific for stsin Dizziness. CCuTuisions.
Fits Nervous Neuralgia. Headache. Nervous nrosIra-
tion the use alcohol tohacfo, wakcful
Mental Depression. sofeuing OF the Eran resait
ing in Insanity and leading misery decay and death.
Prersture Old age Barrenness Loss of Power IN either
Involuntary Losses and SDerilSorrere caused by
OF brain indulgence
One box will Each box contains
months dollar box. six boxes five
dollaT by mail prepaid receipt price Tetiar-
o With ortlcE
ceiyed for six boxes. accompanied with hs dolisrs
will semi the purchaser written guarantee to refund
money IL tTeatsntnt does not effect sre GuaTantce-
issCed only by JOIN ASGLEM CO., Druggists Dcaye=
Col Orders by mail at regular prices
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Farmers and others desiring a genteel,
lucrative agency business, by which s. to
$40 day can be earned, send address at
once, on postal, to II. C. Wilkinson & Co,
195 and 197 Fulton street. New York.
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DIR. HENDERSON

6e6 & COS Wyaniotte Street. Kansas City, Mo.
Authorized BY the State TO treat
80 a Chronic, Nervous and Private Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness (-igEl
III x kssssyl, Sexual Debility less sfs<.s.sl
eN- ~ SssssSrl and ali i'm mpcdiments to mar
kAR&sSr Sriagc. Also, Piles, Tape-worui,
"a 2Az1 Rheumatism, Asthma. Epilepsy,
Urinary and Skin Diseases, &c Cures guaranteed
or moIey refunded. Charges low. Over .0oO cases
cured-eSpeFicree is important All medicines fur-
nish ed ready for use-Co running to drug stores Pa
tion:s at a distance treated By letter and express;
medicines sent cyeryw ere fs' from gaze or break
age. No injariuus medicines used. No detention
Consultation fre and confidential, personally or by
letter. A BOOK for both seNes-iilgs strated-and
circulars Of other things sealed in plain wrap
pers, fox two SC stamps. y. B.-Dr. Henderson u a
regular graduate in medicine. Over Is years prac-
tice-I2in Chicago. ~ My Free Museum is now
open-see description in shove book
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PrObate Notice.
TN the matter OF the estate OF Francis Hart
L well. deceased. notice is hereby given
tnat on Monday, the a6th day OF February, 4.
d. 1853, being the first day OF the February
Probate term OF the County Court of the
County OF Fremont. state of Colorado, il
hereby fixed for the settling and adjusting of
all claims against the estate of said Francis
Hartwell, deceased, and all persons having
claims and demands against said estate are
requested TO present the same to said Court
on said day for adjustment.
ELIZA HARTwEII,
-siS Admintstratrix OF deceased estate.
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poCkEr-Book-A pocket-book was found
4 ON Monday, containing n small sum Of
money, which the owner can have withou.
reward.
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A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted
"A TO mo win please call and settle with
Gcnrgc W. Ciellnnd, US all accounts are lcft
with him for collection. (&ttD n. STONE
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LOST.

"A paper. for which tho owner will pay n
reward, IL lcft Mt this Office.
GLoVES--A pair OF California, Nnpa,
NJ dressed buck gloves lost Saturday last.
Please return To tho REcoRD office. .lt
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FOR SALE.

"OJEE-FouT rooms, plastered, with wa
III ter, cellar. Price. 500. $50 down ana
$50 and interest per quarter until paid. Ap-
ply to II, T. Bake, ss5
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IT WERE THE o

A citizen Of Harlem, uron arts
ing the other morning, heard a
noise in Que of his trees: He had
seen a hawk lowering about his
garden on the day previous, and he
went inside aud obtained his gun.
He came out to the tree, loaded
the gun and then began to sneak
around to get q view of the hawk.
he saw a large black object on
one of the upper limbs. He took
aim and blazed away. What was
his surprise to see q very dilapida
ted young man come rolling to the
ground.
"Hello !"shouted the affrighted
gentleman, "whatss this +.
He recognized in the fallen man
ase one of his daughters lovers. The
young man had his left coat tail
blown off and bis pants looked as
if he had been setting on q buzz
saw.
"What we're yoo doing up there i.s
asked pater familias.
The young man, who was not
hurt, excused himself again,
and said:
"You know l am dreadfully afraid
Of dogs, and last night when I call
ed l saw two large dogs guarding
the front door. 1 ran for the tree,
and as they kept watching me, I
staid up there all night"
"Come over. 1 wont let them harm
yon."
The two proceeded to the front
door, and the papa patted the orna
mental bronze dogs on the head
and told them to lie down.
The young man is now wonder
ing whether to sue for breach of
promise or promise of breeches.-
A.. Y. Dispatch.
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and permitted Hoollums to carry
the election or Whist IL still more
commendable for brace men, have
carried the election, and permitted
Themselves to be counted DOT after
wards.
They are the kind Of men who
are always willing to dictate the
law to others, and if their law is not
obeyed, they will retire to private
life and swear that the country is
gone to the dogs.
What they are designing to con
summate just now may or may not
be amoLg the unknown possibilities
Uf the future.
Their action however seems to be
to beat McEnery it they can, in
the approaching Convention, aud
if they are unable to accomplish
this object, to bolt the convention.
nominate Ogden aud bid for the ne
gro vote in other words, to Ma
hOneise Louisiana.
If these men, imagine that the
Democratic voters in the country
are going to he either bulldozed By
them or be led by the nose with
their halters, they will find them
selves very much mistaken.
A set of men in New Orleans,
who cannot prevent Hoodlums
from keeping possession of that
city, lat the same time claiming
that they are greatly superior in
numbers, need not offer themselves
to the rough country men as mod
els to whom the Government of the
State should be confided.
|. Let there be . fair and honest
delegation to tho Baton Rouge con
vention in December.
Let there be q fair and honest
nomination OF candidates to be vot
ed tor at the election next Spring.
Let men who are not going to
abide BY the results of that conven
tion keep out of it.
Let the Ogden men and papers
come out squarely and define their
position.
1t would be much more manly
than printing a series of ISLANDERS
and abuses over anoDymous.signa
lures, against men who merit he,
ter treatment from the people ol
this State.
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way he could serve him.
"W~ll," said the warden, IL
came to ash for u rear,oint,ncnt."
:Al, "xaid the general III am
elsd yon have done 40; INIT What
claims have you to the position r.
swell, Governor. I have held
the place for y numl~r Of years,
and The prison ha. greatly pros
p-rel m"ier my administration. !
have maintained the strictest ecOno
nv in all expenditures. have
been honest in all the years | have
held the trust. AMI what more can
n man present "a claims to office
than honesty, ability and ecOno
myi"
After the warden had sounded
his praise for some time he paused
for breath, Gen. Houston all the
time paying the most earnest atten
ton TO what liz was saying. When
he paused. the General asked:
lyon have been in the position a
long time I"
Yes, sir"
Y"n have been economical I"
II ~lavr.s.
"And honest 2"
IN" man can question my hon
esty."
"Anl how many years lave you
been thrre!"
.'Six."
'.Six years Of faithful, econ"mi
cal, honest work in the penitentia
ry-that is \ long time, sir. Well,
Mr.. Warden, I brlieve l will par
don you out. Good day, sir."-
Axstix Tcras Sentinel.
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THE ELECTIONS.

Elections ;: me of in various
States on last Tuesday.
In Minnesota, and Dakota the
Republicans were successful by
their usual majorities.
Connecticut has gone Republican.
The Legislature will stand Sen
ate, 16 Republicans and 8 Demo
Gratis, whilst the House will contain
about 145 Republicans and 80 De
mocrats. This State owing to pc
culiar gerrymaudering. generally
elects q Republican Legislature,
even when the popular majority is
Democratic.
Maryland has gone Democratic
by 5000 or 10000 majority.
In Massachusetts Butler has
been defeated in his ambition to he
re elected Governor.
This result was brought about
by a Ia, gely increased vote over
that OF former years.
In 1882 Butler vas elected with
$4,000 votes; in 1883 be received
152 OOO votes. This looks as if the
Massachusetts does not love Butler
less. but her own honor more.
New. York has elected all her
State officers, except the Secretary
of State by some ten or fifteen
thousand majority, but the Legisia
ture is Republican by a few votes
In Mississippi Chalmers, the trai
tor aud his satellites have been sc
! badly overwhelmed that they will
not he heard from again very soon.
In Nebraska as every one expect
ed the Republicans have had thei,
own way.
New Jersey which the Republi
cans Boosted that they were going
to capture has elected Abbot, Demo
crat, tor Governor by $500 major
ty, and elected a majority in the
Legislature.
In Virginia the Arch Traitor Ma
hone, with his negro coalition and
reputation has becn routed, horse
foot and dragons.
Sharing the fate of all politica
traitors who have heretofore al
peared in this Republic, Malone
will now retire into oblivion an(
siuk into that Obscurity to which
he belongs.
Pennsylvania has gone Republ
can by a small majority.
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What Struck an Old Sol
dier.

ut will soon be twenty yearsssince the war
eloaed'
Under the hot sun Of August, 1882, the vii.
Egypt, while Elijah shasp. of that place.
slowly and softly sroke Of the past "Yes.'.
he said, Il waa h the army .nd saw many Of
the sights Of thsae fearful years. vas final.
~ discharged from disability, resulting from
eunstr"ke. l came home, miserable in health
and ~spirita: ~ enteebled that I teak cold ON
the alightest exposure. Lif. ace,ncd worth
less I" NJ" I lived only in memory"
THAT was sad -no"gh." I said, dividing
my last tw" ciyars."
'That'a a".r responded Mr.. Sharp: hut l
get over it. Ontxrew it Not exactly When
in that condition I began taking PARkER's
TONIC, and my health commenced tn improve
right away. I was xstonishri ut it, and 40
was my wife. ] piled on the fl"sh and could
attend Z" business. and nOW-rxcrrtiug that
l have to take rarr al@ut cxln,siny myself tO
the hot sun-l AM ~ we'll ~ I was the day I
enlisted. What differences there are in things
= guns and hayonets kill; PAEKER's TONIC
caves"
This preparation which has hem known -
GINGER Toxic, will hereafter be
called simply PARKEK's TOSIc. A unprinoa.
pied dealers are constantly dcreiviug their
customers by suhstitu,in. inferior articles I'M
der the maine Of ginger and ~ ginger IL real
" an uEiu rortaat ingredient, We drop ths
m.s'csdi,: word.
There is ~. t.anyc, ho.r.rer. IN ne pvcpa-a.
M. itsci!t. sn'i all battles remaining in the
hands Of dealers. wrapped under the na,nc Of
.PAEKEK's GINGER Tone contain the genu-
inc medicine ii tie fac-simile signature Of Hrs
COX 4 Co. is ut the bottom vi the outside
wralpNr.
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.STORYABOUTSAM HOUSTON.

When Houston was running for
Governor the warden Of the peni
Tertiary bitterly opposed his cleo
ton. After the election and when
it was known that the old veteran
had been chosen, the warden he
came exceedingly friendly. He
came to Gen. Houston and endeay
ored to plead his own cause for re
appointment. The general receiv
ed him most cordially and express
ed himself as very much delighted
to see him. He inquired in what