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Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Changes At The Pen.

Two changes Of some Importance
occurred in the prison force this
week. D. c. Sargent, deputy warden,
and J. J. Eelss, yardmaster, have
been let out. Thsir places have been
filed, the first by E. Stockdorf Of
Lssdville, and John Burkhardt takes
the yardmastsrship. Mr.. Burkhardt
Is an old prison man and worked in .
similar position when Mr.. Hoyt was
warden before.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
surpfised.

On Tuesday evening the Wsdnss-
day Musical Club went over to the
homo Of Geo. F. McRsy in South
Caiisn and gave little surprise party
on Aisses Moray and Phelps. The
evening was spent with music and
games. The refreshments taken by
the visitors, represented the club
colors, pink and green, in ices and
cakes.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
SENATOR rELLER,s LETTER.

Tho letter Of Thursday will do
much toward desng the senator's uances divinity
they have been formerly edgd about Not
delivery in its most hsea moments crowded demagogy
assertion into its editorial
letter. Az dsavwa of the authors
question of silver campaign entitled
to full eredsncs and respect but when that
list will support the Republican party justly merits the
rebuks by Senator Woo his Republican
State Convention the effect either
through ignorance msndacy Neither Senator Tsrs age
his public services for nearly century
such criticism when he voluntarily the roll dsgor
requires critical the
fact that he no longer single political sentiment
Rspubcan the fnanc every
ion identified with the history policy Of that THIS
privilege which the senator has right enjoy when he
justify hs dsssrtion by the cheap assertion lis longer
controlled by IL best thought but that it, policy determined
surss dominated BY those control Of the great ndcsses
combines whose only thought H. acquisition protection
peclas hssK NO longer ally # Dsmocrac but the
de- From Republicans his sssd The consideration
the uststsac Of Mr. Patterson By4a Other
Leaders. sfs
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Where tie Troubls Liss.

WhoS0 tie Tr0165o LIS.
1t 10 rumored that Gov. Thomas
will emoveWardenHoyt from the pen.
itentiary. 1t u announced that he
has gone to Colorado Springs on pri.
vats business, but instead he want to
Cahon City to assist the board Of
penitsntiary commissioners in finding
An excuse for the Recommendation
that Hoyt BE- removed. Hoyt ID for
Adams for United States ssnator, and
this seems TO b the real reascn why
the governor desires him removed -
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
rwo KINDS OF popuLlsrs.

The Tom Patterson branch
convention at Sioux Falls last week
the national ticket Bryan Democrat Republican
party must outside object
keeping organization sincerity there is claiming
be the true blue Populist organization.
No such demogo exhibition the genuine Popu
aon at Cincinnati They Popusts
party for the good Of Populs They
Barker and Donn of Popusts straight
With people who political
on it will not take much study determine which the Popus
party and ticket
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Have You 0raaulated Eyellas

have You OranuIatsd Eyellds
or sore eyss7 II you have wait for
DR.. Sapero, the well knswn Eye and
Ear specialist, he can cure you where
others have failed. References given
from Canon City, Donver. Los Angeles
and New York. Difficult cases solic-
tied. Childrsn's eyes . speciality.
Examination for glasses free, ct 81.
Cloud hotel June lst to June 10th.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
BE HONEST IN rne FRUIT PACKING.

Canon City fruit
being honest and fair their packing dealer Cripple
Creek last week incidental
reputation had been hurt materially Cripple BY
dishonesty packing He said boxes Strawberries
showed the best grade of but very
boxes had the apples but the bal
would be thirds apples good
layers of apples the poorest
While indeed humiliation acknowledge being true all this
gentleman said regarding the dishonesty packers there
is doubt for complaint This packing
great mistake and the kind policy
apples and Strawberries the in quality
command for them the best prices they honestly
1t policy keep the good Canon
has 100 barrels of first apples will get
for them he sells them
together and calls them all frst Aside
demonstrated fact that honesty the policy
business this uem packing
fruit Canon fruit dealers and packers should look carefully
this evil Canon fruit should packed labeled honestly
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

The Canon City & Cripple Creek
offers 81 rate to Cripple Creek and
return Sunday, May 10th. Good on
all trains.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

The speech of Premier Salisbury before Club
him be ths victim Of
cuson that neither position always
against distressing exhibitions bad logical
time when Irish valor and Irish blood
ehd the cause of Britain he insults the Irish with direct
charges against their loyalty aud patriotism
Rule bears about the analogy Repub
as does the present status of the United
cecsssn and state sovereignty Mr. Salisbury ess nations qakg
and monarchs trembling in their capts visions of mighty
armies and nav hurting their against
yet hs fails instance single symptom warranng ~
ons M Salisbury should cheer The country that lick Great
Britain our OWL and court the
danger is purely imaginary Besides busy ckn"
other to bother with weaker foes
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Close Saturday Moons.

The Fremont County Bank will
close every Saturday at IL o'clock,
noon, until further notice; commsnc-
ing Saturday, June 2, 1900. a. is Gus
tomsry with all city banks through
out the country.
G.F. RocKAFELLow,
19t5 Cashier.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
NOTICE OF plscoNTIMuANcE.

s;:;s 81 R:'s: f Z:
Bya, ground in
Colorado did Bela Lock
wood when = andidats.
changed hands, being purchased
and being edited by Editor Greenawa There will
be great change made in its policies management
continually Canon City appreciate
beauty the Visit Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo On
will than and shade
Every beauty
another should be cut down.
enlarged upon desng
publican party
platform failed declare for silver the ratio of 6 to He
discovers that perhaps his absence the party is
NO lsngsr controlled by its best thought"
county Republicans county
ticket including senator and doing at the convention which
selected delegates Denver. This little early yet be wise
The Republicans nothing ashamed of and long
usually the best for them The Republican
and campaign education usually results successfully Othsr
ties might do well to follow this example.
Philadelphia says Republican platform
will read about follows:
indorse- We dsavow-
We rejoice We denounce-
We glory We condemn
We are proud We ashamed
We heartily support We decry-
We entrust- We mourn
We commend We repudiats-
Most child could tell which for each platform
JUDGE death recently announced
famous old Democrat but he differed materially from
that stripe democracy that Colorado While the judge lived
the South patriot Of high order He did not believe in taking
down the American merely please Democratic demagoges
When asked by his colleagues
said xpnonT replied Judge Cuberson
he shifted his qud tobacco the other cheek
expanded and for like party hanging
to the shrttai of progress yelling 'Whoar"
You cannot blame Mr. Bryan much dropping large extent
the silver question Colorado example where silver for
selfish almost entirely it would that the silver
first conclude that their interests will be by the Republican
party In 1896 Mr. by 153
total Of 182 which gave
in the union after
state with strong probability of its majority November Nc
Kney With such wonderful changes right
radical silver state in the union does that there
1T pleasure to the and in the Colorado
Springs te The good paper
great under the ownership editorial
Editor Stevens From
the superior Of either of the Denver addition the
Denver morning have the Gazette honesty and ns
pendenc its editorial policies that indeed refreshing
not hampsred corporation stock holders The
most friendly Canon City During good
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Buena Vista Hot Springs
THE HOTEL PRINCETON
Under one Aaanasement.

he most beautiful mountain Colorado Easy drive
to Sottonwood Lakes. Hot Springs Baths good hunting
and hshng Best place for summer outing. Terms
MRS J NJ. BAY & SON, Proprs,
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

Fine line lawn mowers, Ellis Z
Hood. II
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

g ccernng the Gazette than
the Denver cbned The Gazette logical morning paper
Canon City readers the Republican morning daily publish
Cd in Colorado.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Soda
Water

Beverages are neither
healthful nor palatable
unless made from prop
erly prepared syrups and
intelligently dispensed
from up-;o-datc appara-
tus. These prerequisites
are all in evidence at our
store. as we'll as a full list
of all the standard syrups
and flavors to select from.
We also make a specially
of pure drugs. guarantee
ing every prescription
that leaves our store.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
A Little Early
Fishing Tackle

But that's the way we are
with everything. We
have the largest line of
fishing takcle ever shown
in Canon, and we want
the people to know it. 1t
will remind you of the
specklcd beauty and cool
running brooks in noun
tain ravines. Come early
and make your selections
of rods, baskets. reels.
lines, fly books and flies.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
STOCKTON 4 0UINLEy.

Best teams and carriages in
the city.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

sIs rHrRD STREET.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

s,.e'.' Rate. Tor c.n'.s Carriages.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

19t5
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
The TRUNK SEWER JOB.

The state sewerage commission and
all other concerned should go slow
before further advocating that trunk
sewer plan, for there is every indica-
tion that in year or so some
scientific method of disposing of
sewage will have been perfected that
will be better than all the trunk sewers
that can be constructed. Even now
it is believed that there are several
good systems, if they were rightly
Installed AS for the trunk sewer
scheme, and that is rot only an ex-
pensive job, but it is very doubtful
if it could ever be used after it was
built. Permanent injunctions from
several different sources would I'M
questionably be interposed and then
jail the money spent ON the work
would be for naught. Going into
that trunk sewer scheme would be like
a man jumping off the top of a noun
tain in the dark without the slightest
idea as to where he was going to
land, II Paterson Call
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
MARK TWAIN ADMlReS Bull
DlNGS.

Mark Twain, at speech delivered a
few nights ago, drew attention to u
feature of life in this town that many
New Workers miss altogether. A few
OF them who may happen to live in
New Jersey and thus travel back and
forth in the ferries after dark have
had the advantage but it is a ques-
tion II they have ever noticed it, their
life being SO passed in efforts to catch
trains, rather tending to dull their per-
ception of the beautiful. Mark Twain
eulugized nothing more or less than
our high office buildings, the sky
scrapers. In this connection his own
words are worth repeating. Gin the
daylight they are ugly, he said,
they are well-too chimneyfied and
too shaggy, they are like a mouth
that needs attention from dentist :;
like a cemetery that is all monu-
ments and no gravestones. But at
night, seen from the river where they
are columns towering against the
sky all sparkling with light, they are
beauty more satisfactory to the soul
than anything that man has dreamed
since the Arabian Nights. We can't
always have the beautiful aspect of
things Let us make the most of our
sights that are beautiful and let the
others go When our foreigner makes
disagreeable comments on New York
in daylight let him float down the
river at night.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
JUSTICE LUDLOW DEAD.

associate Supreme Court Justice
George G. Ludlow of New Jersey has
died 10 New Brunswick of bronchitis.
Justice Ludlow was born in Milford,
Hunterdon county, April 6, 1880. He had
lived in New Brunswick since 1885. He
graduated from Rutgers college in 1850
and was admitted to the bar in 1853 He
served as city counsel, freebooter and
president Of the board Of education. In
1876 he was elected to the state senate.
Two years later he became president of
that body. Ia 1880 he was cleo cd govern
or Of the se,tc. In 1894 he was mem
Der Of tile constitutional commission
The funeral services at the church
will be preceded by a brief cere-
mony at the house. At the
public services in the First
Presbyte ian Church the officiating
clergyman will be Rev. Dr.. W. w.
Knox. the pastor Of the church, aud
Rev. Jacob Cooper, vice president of
the Board of Trustees of Rutgers Col
lege and member of the faculty. Mr.
Ludlow was trustee of the college at
the time of his death, and served in
that capacity for number of years,
The honorary pallhearers will be
Governor Voorhees,, Chancellor Magic,
Chief Justice Depue, Associate Jus
uices of the Supreme Court Van Syc-
KEEL, Dixon, Garrison, Gummere, Col
Inns, Fort and Garretson, Attorney
General Samuel Grey and former
Governor George T. Werts.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
Terms FOR CHINA.


1t is given ont that the terms which
the emperor of China has agreed TO
for settlement of the troubles be-
tween. his country and the powers are
as follows:
First-The payment nf an indemnify
of 200, 900 900 taels payable in sixty
years ana guaranteed on the likin
revenues.
Second--That a suitable monument
shall be erected in PelSin in memory
Of Baron Won Ketteler. the German
minister, who was murdered shortly
after the outbreak Of the Boxer
troubles,
Third That an imperial prince, one
of the near relatives of the emperor.
shall 80 to Berlin to apologize for
the murder OF Baron Won ketteler.
Fourth That the foreign 2 troops
shall hold the lines of communication
from Taku to PelxiE.
Fifth-That the officials who were
connected VITA the Boxer movement
shall be punished.
Sixth That candidates from places
whore foreigners have been maltreated
shall not be allowed to compete in
the Chinese examinations at Pekiu
for i've years.
Seventh That the TSung Ii Yamen
foreign Office, shall De abolished.
Eighth Thai the Foreign ministers
shah hare access 10 the emperor al
all times.
Ninth That the importation 81
arms shall be prohibited.
Tenth That the land and sea forts
between Shanhaikwan ane PelSin ans
.batweeu Talku and Pekin shall be dos
troyed
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
wHlskey IN CANDY.

A Jersey City confectioner was fined
$50 several days ago for selling candy
filled with cheap grade of whiskey.
This action is generally, approved
of, but we feel inclined to think the
penalty was too light.
A man who will sell liquor in any
form to a little child deserves to go
to states prison. Chocolate drops"
containing whiskey can be purchased
in several stores in Morristown, and
we're obtained this week by person
known to the Chronicle +" Some
people say the liquid in the candy is
not whisky, but glucose syrup /;
nevertheless it looks and tastes like
the real thing.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
CHRISTMAS.

Are you through your Christmas
shopping, Mrs Tibbs?'' eyes, but |
haven't begun changing things yet. .
Chicago Record.
Men as rule delay buying their
Christmas presents till the last day,
ana then ind they are up against it..
Philadelphia Times.
Fight is a mystery to me why
people persist in trying to reach the
north pole. Tommy-And find where
old Sanity Claus lives? Geel-Indian-
apolis Press
Little Boy-I want TO see Santa
Claus. Toy Dealer-I'nl sorry, my
little man, but he isn't here. Little
Boy That's funny. The sled he
brought me last year had your name
on it. Isn't he dea ing with you this
Year, Philadelphia Record.
Dealers say Christmas trees will be
scarce this year. But no one need be
discouraged Santa Claus will be on
hand as usual if he has to hang things
on a crooked branch nailed to the
mantle. This is one year when he is
prepared to do business. -Pittsburg
Times.
20 I'll be busy enough, " soliloqniz-
ed Santa Claus, without having
to wait till Christmas Every night
| hunt up some old Gadgriud who
has been telling the little children
there ism my Santa Claus, and l sit
hard on his stomach and give him
the nightmare "-Chicago Tribune.
1t is to the children that the reality
of Christmas appeals. To them the
feast has tangible meaning and as
they hang up their stockings or steal a
sly look in to the room where the tree
is being prepared their little minds
instinctively realize that Christmas
is the greatest day in all the year.
And so it is. Albany Times III ion.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
.CHRISTMRS IN THE CHURCHES.



The following is the musical pro-
gram for the three services to be held
at The Church Of the Assumption on
christmas.
High Mass at 80
Kyrie--Conyent Mass in G..
GIoria-- Mario.
Credo-- Mario
Offertorium Adeste Fidelis Read
ing.
Sanetus-Co Convent Mass in G.
Benedictus- Comtvent Mass in g.
Agnus Dei-Convent Mass iii G.
Recessional And There We're Sheph-
Willard.
This mass is to be sung by the girls
choir.
Mass s. 80.
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Eng
With Hearts Truly Grateful Read
ing.
Q, Holy Night-Adams.
ST Joseph's Christmas Eve Eng
lish Carol
At Last Thou Art Come, Gentle Sa-
viour. -Richardson.
These hymns Will be rendered by the
pupils OF the parochial School.
Solemn High Mass at 1890.
Professional Thou Art My Son. AL
Ian.
Asperges- Apserges me, etc. - Gradu-
ale Romanum.
Introitus Puer natus est nobis,
etc. Graduale Romanum.
Credo-Credo in imam Deum-Gou-
mods st. Cecilja's.
Kyrie-Kyrie Eloison, etc. -Silas.
Gradule-Dies Sanctifcatus, etc. --
Graduate Romanum.
Credo-Credo in imam Deum-G oun-
cd S st. Cecilia S.
Offertorium--Adeste Fidelis -Novello.
Sauctus Sanctus, Sanctus. ~ Gonn-
cd s ST Cecilia's.
Benedictus Benedictus quivenit =
Silas
Agnes Dei-Agnes Die, etc. Kahn.
Communio-Vi derunt. etc. - Gradu-
ale Romanum.
Recessional = Laudate Dominum =
GounOd s.
Benedictior-O, Salutaris--D ooley.
Benediction- Tantum Ergo--Silas.
Benediction Laudate ,Dominum
-Gounu
This mass will be rendered by the
ohancel choir.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1900.
EvER-wELcoME CHRISTMAS
TIDE.

And the angel said unto them,
Fear not for, behold, I bring you
good tidings Of great joy, which shall
be to all people. Luke 2:10.
Sing, Christmas bellsi
Say to the earth, This is the morn
Wherein our Saviour King is born ;
Sing to all men-the bond, the free,
The rich, the poor, the high the low
The little child that sports in glee-
The aged folks that lettering 60
Proclaim the morn
That Christ is born
That saveth them, that saveth me
We wish all our readers very hap
by Christmas, and we have no doubt
most of them will enjoy it. Unless
suffering from severe sickness or ex-
treme poverty it is poor heart that
does not rejoice at Christmas time.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
SOCIAL HAPPENING S


- = - - - = - - - - - - "
Mrs. AZ. j. Smith entertained a
number Of friends at luncheon on Fri
day last at her house on Madison
avenue.
Mrs. Oliver Adams has issued invi-
tations for dan for her daughter
to be given in Christmas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rutgers Whit
ney will give a New Years dance on
the first Of January at Ghmpsewood
Manor.
On Wednesday next, the Misses Wa
Hterbury will give a large euchre party
to a number Of friends,
The Misses Hovey, who have re-
Gently been the guests Of Mrs. Swords
OF Madison avenue returned to Boston
this week.
Mrs. f. w Merrell gave delight
full card party on Thursday evening TO
a number Of her daughters friends.
On Tuesday afternoon the Misses
Chambers gave reception at their
home ON South street. Among those
receiving were Mrs Banning and Miss
Banning, Mrs. Barker and Miss White.
Those who were present during the
afternoon we're Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
CoHrsen, Mrs. and Miss Whitney, Mis-
Bushnell, Mrs. Slade and Miss Slade,
Mrs. Pierre Smith and Mrs. Cutler.
Mrs. Herman Behr on Tuesday even
ing gave musicale in the parlors of
assembled at eight O'Clock and the
a delightful collation. was served.
Lowrie Bell, Miss Troth, Mr.. and
MI. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. Willis, MI. and Mrs.
morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ropes, Mrs.
Evans, Miss Vernam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Hull, Messrs. Duyckinck, Wood
man, Butler, Brown and Emott.
Mrs, Keasbey gave DELIGHTFUL
reception on Tuesday to intro
duce her niece, Miss Halsey, who
is one Of this winters debutantes.
Receiving with Mrs. Keasbey were
Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Mahlon Pitney,
Miss Dorsey, the Misses Keasbey. Miss
Whitney, Miss Walker, Miss Swords,
Miss Slade and Miss Kip. Among
those who attended the reception were
Mrs Foote.s Mrs. Watts. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Miller, Miss Rowland, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j Romaine Mrs. Cnarelton'
Lewis, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Hughes
Mrs Winship, the Misses Evans, Miss
Foster, Mrs Hull, Miss Hull, the
Misses Lidgerwood, Mrs. Henriques,
Miss Slade, Mrs. Plum, Mrs. Jenckins.
the Messrs. Willis, Smith, Curtis,
Keasbey, Revere. Batter, Duyckimck,
Mast, Ames, McVlckar, Booream and
Vesey. An informal supper was sery-
ed to a few intimate friends, who re-
manned after the reception.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
D. P. MCCLELLAN,
New York Cash Store
MORRISTOWN, N. j.
Telephone i83
ORIGIN or THE CHRISTMAS
GREENS.

The decking of the houses at tire end
of the year was universally in vogue
among the ancients, The old
Egyptians, during the festival in
honor of their god Horus and his
mother. Isis, always used branches of
the date palm for this purpose. The
ancient Chinese and Hindoos and
Persians also placed green garlands
about their dwellings, while the
Romans, during the saturnalia, used
laurel and other evergreens IN great
profusion for their decorations
Evergreen decorations were also
common among the Scandiravians and
other northern races. They were used
as typical of everlasting life, as sym
boiic Of life in death--a significance
which was particularly impressive in
the cold chimes of the north, when at
that season all nature seems dead
and inanimate,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
OPPOSED 70 KISSING

Monsignor Seton, pastor of st.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in
Jersey City, surprised his parishioners
at O'Clock mass on Sunday morning
by announcing that he was strongly
opposed to all kinds of parties where
Young people indulged in kissing
games, He said he particularly
objected 70 the custom of indis-
criminate kissing under the mistletoe
on Christmas. He advised parents not
to allow their children to attend
Christmas parties
Typhoid fever is worrying the health
authorities of Asbury Park.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-12-21
A. Nj. e. Chnrch

Christmas exercises of the Spring
Street A. NJ. E. Sunday School will
be held on Thursday evening, Deem
Der ~, at p. M. The exercises will
consist of singing and recltations by
the infant classes, under the direction
of Miss May Westerfield. Addresses will
be given by Rev. f. B, Dwight, pres
ident of the Y. M. G. A. H N. John
Whitehead, and the Rev. Fl. p Ander-
on. Presents will be distributed at
close of the exercises.