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Cañon City record., 1900-10-06
REFLECTIONS or a BACHELOR

Fat people never gst any credit for
being miserable.
Love il . longing for somsthing you
can't get until II gets you
No man u At to BE- . husband till
he has got over being lover.
A woman that belongs to clubs has
NO business to bsionG to q man
A man who isn't too big Z coward -
get married h generally too brave.
The average man would never have
conseiencs II he didn't have q stom-
acA-
A woman judge . man the sams
way ~ she does . book By the dedi-
cation.
After . man gsts married he never
gets what hs wants TO eat except hy
accident
IT'S always . wonder to . man how
an Easter bird san brassa Il out the
way she dosa.
A woman = always mortified to
death to know that her hired girl has
found out that she weArs false bangs.
Picked olives were invented for
women 70 take to plcniss and make
their husbands sick Ali the way homo
with.
Ask . woman to let yoa kiss her
whom she has her veil on, and she will
always raise Il up % she can say mo"
palmer.
A girl Aiwaya nkss to tai, her engase-
msnt To one Rfrl friend frat 10 she can
mad out what all the other men sAy
when they hear II.
The world is divided into two
elasses--people you hope to get some
thing out Of and people who hope to
get something out of you.
No man ever got credit for advising
a man to get married or for advising
him not to. and whichever he does,
some woman will hate him for it,
New York Press.
Pct Fema Cem ,'a'nt>
md disea es rI>in feom m imp :
ate ot in. bio, Lichfy's ce-r N-r ,
Compound Is an invlui 10 spec'h
old by Hunter Palmer
One car apple boxes. one car peai
crates. one car tomato and plur
crates, one car grape baskets. Cal
and get my prices before You buy
N F. HANDY.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-06
Fema lnm lialnis

frt fema Com ,'ants
ud disea es rl>ia' feom m imp ,
ate nf ih- bio, Lichiy's ce- -rs N.r ,
Compound is an invlui ia spec'h
old by Hunter Palmer
Cañon City record., 1900-10-06

We have seen the frail infant when
tie faint struggly for existence
seemed almost ended, resuscitated
and made strong by the use Of Whites
Cream vermifuge- Price 25 cents.
Lold BY Hunter Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-06
FEMININE FoIsLEs.

Sae-"Dont you trust mef- He
I'D trust you with my iifeI" 20. you
mean thing! Then your life is not
insured. after all,"-Yonkers States
man
Daughter. notice that Harry isn't
bit gallant to other women mo.
Indeed. ma: ! broke him OF that right
altar We we're married. sd.''-Indianapol
Journal
-Blifnins' wife is such a worrying
woman what's she got to worry
ahoutf" "Blifkins Is such good
husband that shes afraid It won I
last---Syracnss Herald.
George Dingle was avfully snub-
bed BY Hszle Dell last night It was
all because Of one OF his unfortunate
speeches" what did he say!" why.
L,xzie jsstinSly remarked that her face
was quite too expressive. It's like an
open book she said Yes" remarked
George. it's plain to be seem And
she hant spoken to him since.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Cañon City record., 1900-10-06
DR.. w. A. SHEPARD

Specialist in Diseases of the
Lungs and Threat and Author of the
SHEPARD TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17
KIND1aLul RELlEVED.
French With Cavalry Enters the
Beleaguercd Town.
HAD SMALL FIGHTS,
He Took Beers by Surprise and Made
Rush for the Town Beers
Lose Cattle and sheep al
Another Point.

Cape Town. Feb. 10 -Gensral French
with cayAlry relieved Kimberley Thurs
day.
London. Feb H. While there Is tire.
mendous satisfaction aud iubilation hers
at Roberts aud French's successes. those
best suited 10 judge the situation are
inclined to the opinion pending mors
definite information. the news had bet.
ter be regarded as assuring. than Is Ac'
complishing the relief Of ihe beleaguer'
ed city Of Kimberley. A careful study
Of the ambiguity Of tho wording Of Rob.
erts' dispatch leads 70 the belief that ths
actual relief Of the place Is still a mat
ter Of time Kimberley. Il IL pointed
out, can scarcely be- termed relieved till
IL is feasible TO take provisions there
The rapidity Of Frenchs march indicats'
that he was unable 10 do this and
whether he left his lines bahind hin
open. Is only matter Of surmiss
The following is Lord Roberts mes
sage 10 the war oitios:
'JacobsdAl. Feb ia French with I
foros Of artillery cavalry aud mounted
infantry reached Kimberley Thursday
eve ming"
II IL considered mos, probable thA
Roberts and French's brilliant tactica
success, for such i, Is. unier any cir
cumstAnces. resembles the FIRST relief o
Lucknow. when the dispersal Of the en-
emy's forces was by no means immedi
Aiely effected.
Another remarkable feature of Rob
eris laconic cablcgram is the fact tina
II is dated at Jacobsdal. which wa
CToples advance base Of supplies ye
no word explaining the British com
psanders prssence there, nor word o
any opposition which be or FTench en-
eountered Had l.0beTIs inflicted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17
FRENcH's MARCH.
ne ssrpri.-- The R.-,- .ra Ps.hss Wis
w.y "a K,ssh.rtsy.


ne surpr,.-. The n"-s- .rd Po.hs. Wis
w.y a K,ah.rtsy.
Rsit River. Feb "a -GenerAl French.
In command Of the cavalry division. and
With a strong forr@ - horse artillery.
left Moddsr river sunday morning fot
Ramban. ~ miles east ot Enslit wh@rs
the whole division was concentrated
Next day he made rapid march 20
Rsit river where party Of Bosrs oou'
tested his passage At Dekiel and Water
fall drifts After soms hours Of she'll.
ing French drove the Beers away and
crossed the river
Tuesday the column continued 10
march 10 Kip and Romdaval drifts on
Mo'ldsr river. where again short en-
Eagsmsnt ensued. French shelling the
Beers vigorously aud forcing the Beers
away. secured the passage The Beers
prscipitatsly rstreatsd. leaving iive laa
gers in the hands Of the British. besides
. great quantity Of cattle and 2OOC
sheep The rApidity Of Frenoh's march
and the overwhelming nature Of his
foros enabled him. in spite Of the dim
cutie. Of water transportation. TO thor
oughly oatwit and surprise the Beers.
The British casualties are slight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17

Springfield. lila. Feb IS The con
timed illness Of Governor Tanner hat
finally alarmed the msmbers Of the ex
ecutivs household and his attendins
physicians. and striot orders have beer
given that no one shall he admitted. Ths
governor has been suffering from sr
acute attack Of gAstritiA Although il
was thought for tims that be would
not be seriously Inconvenience by hii
indisposition. his condition has become
worse. instead ot improving. end whils
not considered desperate. IL will b al
least several days before be viii be abb
70 resume his official duties
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17
FROM LADYsMITH.
An Escaped Newspaper cssTsspssdsst
Tsiis the Cosditisa Thsr..

An Escaped Ns~spsp.r csSEsspesdsst
TsIIs the Cosditisa There.
London. Feb a A correspondent Of
the Associated Press at I.Adysmith from
which place he escaped Feb. TO- and ar
rived at Durham Wednesday sends the
following. written before he left Lady
smith:
Since the furious eannonade in
the early part Of the week. quistness
reignsd- The bills on which were relief
columns and where lyddiie shell. were
bursting in hundreds few days pre-
viously are now only occupied by graz
ing cattle. Further away on the north
side II Spion kop. Boer laagers can he
seen evidently bigger than before show
ing thAt they have no idea Of retiring
fiom their position. Much disappoint.
men, was felt at the non appearance Of
Butler. as from the severity Of the IRE
every heart was glowing with hope and
excitement at the prospect u inmedi.
ate relief not that We all have the blues
for every one capable Of shouldering
rifle il confident Of our ability TO hold
the town against any force the Beers
are now capable of putting IN the
Geld still the continued diet Of horse
and mule flesh Is getting somewhat
monotonous although the health Of
the camp. taking everything into con.
sidsration Is better than could be eI-
pacted Enieric fever and dyseutery
have abAted Camp fever is yirulent.
but slightly increased"
The escape Of the Associated Press
correspondent was most adventurous
and arduous Leaving I.adysmith on
the evening of Feb 10. guided by a
native he soon ecountered Boer pa.
troll who fired upon him Escaping the
( patrol. no crawled - miles Of the rough
est and stoniest paths, hiding in native
butts and EraAls during the day. and pro-
ceeding at night Once the ljoer patrol
oame 10 the door Of the hut where he was
hiding under blankets lie swan the
Tugela river aud reached Chieyeley on
the morning u Feb l5 where ho took
] the train for nurhtn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17

decisive defeat on the Bcer. II 1. be-
lieyed he would have mentioned II a.
such success would bo greatly para.
mount 10 the reliet II Kimberly or
the throwing into the place oi the gar.
rison. which could assure II holding
out However, Freuchs entry into
Kimberly has been effected and doubt.
less brings Joy 20 hearts II thc.a who
have been shut up IN the city ~ days
Their defenaers number about 4ON
while French's force Is estimated al b..
tween 600 and SoOo The Sixth aud
Seventh divisions have already crossed
the river and are probably with Robert.
at Jac0hsdAl
What has happened 10 Cronie and
tbs whereabouts Of his force. puzzles
experts
A dispatch from Cape Town dated ON
"Wednesday says:
The Beers are leaving Magarsfon.
tein 10 reinforce other positions II j.
estimated that between 1000 and 10 900
men remain there
Roberts wide turning movemeut via
Jacobsdal may have cut ~ thsse troops
from Bloemfontein. but while the Brit.
ish forces are endeavoring 10 intercept
Bocr communications there IL paral.
lei Beer column trying 20 cut ~ the
British lines 10 DeAar and apparently
meeting some success. thongh later dis.
patches referring 10 Clements retire.
ment 10 Arundel say tho movement /.
undertaken for strategic purposes and
that during tho coursa ~ the march the
Beers were driven oh by heavy FIRE.
the lnnskillings charging brilliantly
inhicting great loss on the hurghers
A Boer dispatch via lorenEo Marques
dated Thursday. says an initial attac I
on Colesherg Feb ~ resulted In th'
federal loss Of 0 men killed. u woundet
and five prisoners The British, IL !,
added. were driven ont Of their cam'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17
Train Gee. pe~a . Bank

Bristol. Tenn. Feb IA frsigh,
train on the Virginia aud Southwestern
railway ran into = slide Of stone neAl
Chncnport. Va. and the engine anc
three cars we're precipitated down
hank Fireman Mike Groseclose Of
Bristol was caught under the engine
and badly scalded. His recovery is IN
doubt. The rest Of the crew escape,
injury, The engine was wrecked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17
N..rl, rny AaamIsn.l w.r.hIp..

London. Feb 10 A telegram from
Portsmouth says admiralty inquiries al
naval ports resulted In the assuranc,
that " additional hattleships, cruiser,
AMI torpedohoat destroyers would forth,
with hoist the remnant The admiralty
has ordered the ships in fleet reserve
at Portsmouth 10 he fully crcwed and
ready for sea- This Is regarded IN som,
quarters as preliminary 20 putting th,
whole reserve In readiness for commits
atot,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17
A one Of heir Maxim. captured.

4 one Of heir Maxims captured
The news Of Frencn's entry into Kim
barley was received ON the Siocs' EI-
change with ronsing cheers No boom
In stocks were created. but = satisfactory
strong undertone prevailed De Beers
rose 10 ] but subs qnsntly fell II on q
Paris rumor that French aAd merely
fallen into q Boer trap
A mutilated dispatch from Caps Town.
dated Wednesday. says somo granadisrs
went through body of ~ Beers foui
times and only l7of them escaped A
he gre7ad ers ,rm part Of the Mod
Ter ri,er aplnmn. this bayonet charge
may ~ .nn-c.sd with RoDert's mjVs-
msnt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17

Arundel, Feb u General Clements
Withdrew from liensherg during the
night the rear guard arriving at Arun.
del early this morning The Boers
promptly followed. reoccupying theii
old position in Taaibosch hills, whence
they have been shelling the British cav.
airy patrols. hut Intellectually The
British returned the iirc. making fair
ly accurate practice
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-17

Cape Town. Feb 10 There is con.
siderable alarm at Naauwpoort owing
toths report that Ioer force has 90
cupisd a position on a hill eight miles
'rom that town
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01

washington David T. nay, cher Of
the divini0n Of mining and mineral n.
sources Of tho United States ReOloxleal
survey. has completed the annual sum.
mary Of the mineral production OF the
United States from 1880 to 1888 inclu-
slve. The total value Of all the min.
erals produced during the last calen-
dar year amounted to $S76, COS. O4e.
against $e97. see. $50 In 1889. An In.
crease OF $27S.lSS,226, or practically 40
per cent This increase was the most
notable In the history Of the mineral
industry. the previous largest increase
being from 1890 to 1895, when the value
advanced about IS per cent. The pro-
duction from 1890 to 1898 has exceeded
$3.50, 100000 in every year except two,
average yearly production from 1890
to 1898 inclusive was $61S, 2S6, $40. max.
ing the production in 1890, $259. 721..
$50. or IS per cent in excess OF the nv.
erage for that eriod.
The greatest increase In 1893 was In
the value Of pig iron product. which
Increased to $245.172.654. or about ITO
per cent over 1898. The enormous in
crease was due to the phenomenal de-
mand and high prices. The increase
In coal production added over $4S. OO0.-
900. or Is per cent, to the 1898 value.
Copper increased nearly 10000, 900 lbs.
In quantity and over $4,000, 900 in
value. the ruling prices being higher
than for a number OF years past. Crude
petroleum advanced nearly $40, 500, 900,
or about As per cent. due principally
to advanced prices. the production in.
ereasing less than per cent. The
value Of the natural gas consumed in
1888 Is placed at little over $40, eO0,.
900. against $15,SOO.OO due entirely
to the higher prices charged.
An increase Of about 10 per cent, or
from $s4. .999 in 1898 to ST., 053, 400
in 1899. is shown in gold production.
The production OF silver showed q very
small increase. Lead production de-
creased 8 per cent, but increased over
100000 in value. Spelter increased
to 119.40S short tons. valued at 313,.
49, $50.
The building stone industry increas-
ed nearly 100000
The total value OF the metallic pro
duct in 1899 was $527 .2ls.Os4. an in
crease Of 81 per cent. Non-metallic
product increased 81 per cent to SAT-.
7sO.s64. Every year since 1883 to 1898
inclusive the value OF the non-metallic
production has exceeded the metallic.
but In 1893 the metallic exceeded by
$Is,0oo,O00. A change OF nearly $780,
900, 700 occurred in the relative values
between 1898 and 1899.
Unprecedented activity and advanced
values. the report says. were shown in
nearly every branch of the mining In
dustry during 1899.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01
800 REWARD 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure
In all its stages. and that IL catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh. being a constitutional disease, re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In doing
Its work. The proprietors have 30 much
iaith in Its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II fails to cure. Send for List of testi-
moniais Address
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01
MInl.,rs cesn-r .. I..rmnn,

Berlin, Nov. -. The foreign office has
informed the correspondent Of tho Asaa-
ciated Press that the collective note adopt.
ed by the foreign ministers at Pekin hav.
ing been submitted to the government. it
was soon to be unanimously accepted. It
was pointed out that there was paragraph
therein suggesting that the home govern.
ment express their wishes, and II was sub.
mitted that the United States might have
done so. hut the officials referred to de-
cline to give any further details, pleading
the necessity for preserving diplomatic 50
crecy. They insist d thit Minister Congfr
had acted throughout in harmony With all
the foreign representatives.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01
COMING 70 UNITED STATES
PRESIDENT KRUGER AND WIFE
May CaneIBds ts Make rats Thsis
Permanent Hs@e-stIm Hope 10.
TFiu@Ph-wI1 leave Pari. secs.

New York, Nov. 2S.-ISamusl Pearson,
formerly eommissary general OF the
Transvaal army, Who has just arr,vei IA
this eountry with 4 number oi other Hoer
refugees, Is responsible for the statement
that President kmgrr will probably aoaa
st~k refuge and i permanent home hers
President Kruger will have part.
soon, believe sand General Pearson.
and come to Amerya, where. With hi.
wife, he will make acme until such time
az our arms have triumphed and he ran
return 10 TIE south African republic 10
take up again hi. Office ~ chief executive
OF the Beers
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01

Pana, ILL.,, Nov. 26.-Much excite
'ment was Occasioned in this city by
the finding Of a skeleton Of a young
girl, presumably IL or Is years old. in
a well on the BrunOt farm. four miles
north Of here. In April of last year
the dead body Of Jane Brunot was
found in this same welL Mrs. Brunot
Vas murdered by two OF her nephews,
who are now serving life sentences in
the Chester penitentiary. IL Is be-
lieved the skeleton found Is that Of a
young girl who disappeared from her
home in Indiana two years ago during
The visit OF Mrs. Brunot's nephews to
that state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01

~, Petersburg Nov. 25.=TAe OfisLsl
he~-rngvr says that In consequence Ut tAs
termination oi military operations Ia The
province Of P.eehi u ord n A,vs been tsaas,l
to begin returning tAs Russian Troops 20
n" kwan tuhE and tmnr territories. The
paper adds that It = hops,I IRE asttshE~nIs
for the Ear1P~aa RuasaA will al rrtHra
during the dr't halt Of 1901. IL is tartAsr
a''@r'"i that the coalition of MaasAarlA
neesssitat~S The rrtFntioH there for ths win
ter II thrFe brigaies ~ stbsrma rifles. IN
addition TO tho usual fnrvvs. guarding the
railroad.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01

Princeton, n. j., Nov. ga burglar,
who gave his name as Frank F. MeFor-
dan of Trenton, was caught by a stu
dent, Gaylord Hawkins, Princeton, n. j.,
and number of valuables stolen were
found in his possession Hawkins thrust
a revolver in his face before he could es-
cape and under threats marched him
across the campus to Proctor TopIey's
office His clothing was searched and sew
eral valuable searfpins, medals, razors,
gloves, knives and % were found. Re
Gently over $3.50 in money, four gold
watches a number Of diamond studs and
other valuables have been stolen from
students in Blair and bod halls.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01

rirnt.In Sav - Thr seventeenth IN
fahtry has departed Toe Tong su. uhsr~ u
tg viii vtnbaek foe MAnfts
The Russian tonJtnErnt has bssu iu'
creased By the s~tafn ~ rtvntsia ~ twa
gvsimrnta II infantry which HAst bs7~n pes.
stnusIy wlthir4pn
Ia 10 reported that snld wra shsr l. ie'y.
Ing the ho.stll~ natives into satiYtns IN.
Lagos. where thrre Il milsh rvsttRssnspa
Scouting parties constantly rvpaft snjs'
ing along tho frein road aaA IN s~p,1ts
trails. but severe r~prtsats aru L-sa-u.
Inz u
NaviSastoa w the river practically has
h"~u closed and the remaining sappiiss
ars going In wagons o. Fvkin
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01
Charge. WIN y. Proved.

New York, Nov. 27.-Msyor Van wyck
received letter from Bishop Potter today
saying that the statements made by the
Revs. Messrs. Paddock and George re.
garding insulting language used to them
by certain police officials would be sworn
TO and forwarded To- the mayor. These
statements we're requested by the police
board several days ago, presumably for
use in connection with the trial Of In
spectOr Cross and Captain Herlihy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01

We shssstsa Nss @-~rbs sseEAe ~
sh= tnl4ast hfapts~ hags b~-s Hnaktag
ptS snAstakz In nss s~eaFta~ FvFai fErs ae-
hsrrY service rhts ssw bsaKea @f gk@
p5sE4l si~baEtaa~st. ~hEFwhs HRaii u daAass
~rvi tatts - shs aaFas@Fs 81 th@tF h@nass.
s,stlti he us,Gata~st @fshss0t ssqst ~ a swsss
B4 shasslss ntls 81 " aAAtaStsn tsFm~Fss
Has The postal 1sSetsfs stii est eaeam~nss
IL ~.evut phsa sks tssgptsi Fs,gssss u ths
p-,rplr ~h.,sa IL Htit sss@ag TeSash ah<f
ssuhi b~ gt4a - thsssu Fufat axhtss4
fuusrz thssaEh sastsFa Nsshta1taa lay
,tsa sat j., 81 aBfH asptleaEhaa II Hnassr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01

Vancouver. b. C., Nov. 25.-Ths Cana.
dian Pacific Is about to construct a short
line to the Kootenay district To meet the
main line Of the overland road at Golden
and tap the Crows Nest coal fields. The
proposed route Is through the Windermere
and Fort Steele districts and will bring
the Crows Nest fields into direct connec
ton with the Pacific coast towns The
new road will make II possible to deliver
coal on the coast in competition with thu
cOIlieries Of Vancouver Island.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-01
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