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Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
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The late Duke Of Brunswisk pos
scsscd collection Of gems valued at
Ee0o.o 900. which he kept behind his
bed In = safe guarded BY complete
service Of electric bells. in addition to
a perfect arsenal of revolvers guaran-
tced to operate with deadly effect upon
the unauthorized intruder. Long did
the world OF rascsldom sigh in vain.
At last. on Dec. IL. 1868. one Shaw. q
native OF Newcastle-cn-Tyne. who had
contrived by means OF forged refer
ences to procure the post OF valet to
the duke. managed one evening. when
his master had neglected to lock the
safe. to dccamp With the most valuable
Of its contents. The police were sccn
ON the track; he was apprehendsd at
Boulogae with the jewels In his pos
session. tried. and sentenced to twenty
years hard labor.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
s,aai.. Of s,r.,..

Ia order TO study birds feeding their
Young. drinking bathing and per-
forming o,her tasks OF their every day
,lfe. the photographer and his eameFl
are concealed in an artificial tres
trunk or brush head So efficient arc
these cont-ivr1ces that birds viii
sometimes aiisht on the top of them
Just where they cannot be taken.
Water presents a. tiucs some aim
lnsurmountabie dlnicnities to the ~
ural histoi, PHOTOGRAPHER. but NJ
and ingenuity die hard. and picture
may often be snatched by an intrer
sp,ri, out OF sltuaticrs that would sts
a faint-hcarted man dcspairins. II =
fometimcs necessary 20 remain fo-
hours in the water with ;te camera al
set. waiting for the birds to return 10
their position on the rocks.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
Low Rates.

The Santa Fe Route announces the
follow ing reduced rates:
Milwaukee, Wis, Biennial meeting
General Federation of women's clubs
June 4th and sth, one fare plus 80 for
round trip, tickets on sale June LIST and
2ud, tinal limit June 30th.
st Louis, Mo-. annual meeting gen
eral assembly of the Presbyterian
church In the l.. 5. A.. one fare plus s2
for the round trip, tickets on sale May
l4th and 18th, final limit June End.
st. Paul, Mimi, Biennial Convention
National Republican League of the
United States, one fare plus 80 for the
round trip, tickets on sale July i4th,
18th and 10Th. final limit Jaly 2lst.
Detroit, Mich, National Baptist An
nlversaries, one fare plus 81 for round
trip, tickets on sale May Goth and 2ist,
final limit May SDth.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
THE unirxp STATES
spppIies Ns.ssy An tAs World With
wsoasa Wnrs Nev.AAss.

uuppIses Nsnslx An ths World with
wseasa Wsrs Nsv.AAss-
This country IL the source of supply
Of wooden ware in general of the en-
tire civilized world American brooms
are exported to many countries, and
broom handles are sent by US to
Australia. Wherever churns are used
there you win ind those of American
make. American washtubs 70 chiefly
to the Argentine Republic. South
America and the hsLAtfn-American coun-
tries. Meeting In competition. how
ever. . galvanized sheet iron article
that up to date the American article
has not been able to supplant as to
washtubs, the whole world is ours. The
American output of ice cream frsezers
is on top throughout the world. wher-
ever ice, either natural or artificial. is
known. Ten chances to one the bulk
Of the Ice cream eaten In Melbourne.
Calcutta. or any other city or country.
not excepting Europe. is made in
American freexers. Take many other
Of the simple and homely articles Of
daily or common use. for example
10 you Will md that the pins used in
hanging clothes are made for the most
part In the United States. Wooden
pals, chopping trays and bowls. fold
Ing chairs, many different kinds Of re-
frigerators, some Of which can BE-
taken apart for transportation. pastry
boards. ironing boards. all owe their
origin to Yankee invention and
thoughtfulness School states made in
this country. all OF which have wooden
frames. md ready sale abroad. but
meet with opposition from Germany
and England. The American product,
however. sells up to the standard Of
either Ii may surprise some people to
states find their way to distant Bur-
learn that Thousands Of American
NAH. The wooden ware of American
manufacture having successfully en-
tered into competition With that Of
England and Germany on their own
soil is now branching out and invading
ssia.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
Excsrsloa Rstss to the East.
IVron the Dsaver Timssl


The Trans Missouri Committee of
the Western Passenger Association is
holding Its annual meeting at the
Brown Palace hotel. A surprise was
sprung on the committee at the morn
Ing session, by General Passenger
Agent Sebastian, OF the Rock Island.
Beginning about June 20, the Rock
island win run four excursions from
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas CITY and
Omaha 10 Colorado common points,
making rate Of -ene fare, plus 81 90,
for the round trip and return limit OF
Octobcr Slst on the tickets. These ex-
cursions will b run ~ special excur-
sion trains and about the saine dates
return excursions will be run from
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
to the eastern pointa, the same rate
prevailing. thus enabling Coloradoans
desiring 70 do 70 to wske tourist trips
during the summer. with the same Ad-
vantalss granted Eastern tourists who
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
More Thaa Ever Before.

More fruit will b shipped out OF
Canon City this season than ever be
fore and the prices received BY ths
raisers will be good. Every tree in
the vicinity is now loaded down with
fruit and the crop will be immense
Strswberries are being sent 10 all
parts Of the west. As IN indication
of the amount Of this business the
local Western Union offics handled
120 telegaams one day this week and
. creator part Of them were in rels-
tion to shipments Of berries. II will
Be = wonderful year for this section
Of Colorado. Pueblo Post.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
orrlcER.s RANK INDICATED.
new 20 Tell 1t by tn. AArsi.x q. HI
Uniforul

now 20 Tell 1t by the MArki.x q. His
An onlcer may be distinguished BY
his shoulderstrzps and the marking
within them will toll you what his
rank is" said veteran as he watched
the Dewey parade moving In Chicago.
"A general has an eagle between two
staI: lieutenant Reneral. one large
star. ianksd by two smaller ones:
major general. two stars: brigadier
general. one star: colonel. q silver
eagle; lieutenant colonel. two silver
oak leaves; major two golden oak
leaves; captain. two bars at either end
Of the shoulderstrap: frst lieutenant.
single bar - either end of the
shoulderstrzp: second lieutenant, the
plain shoulderstrap without marking.
Then come the noncommissioned ON
cers. or the 'noncoms.' a. they are
generally termed. Their rank Is dis
tinEuished by the chevrons on their
sleeves. as foliovs: Sergeant major of
. regiment. three bars and an arc Of
three bars: regimentai or battalion
Quartermaster sergeant. three bars and
tie of three bars: commissery stew
ard. three bars and 4 crescent: hos
pftai steward. three bars and an ace Of
one bar. inclosing q red cross. COM
pAny quArtermaster sergeant. thres
bars and . tie OF one bar: sergeant,
three bars. corporal. two bars The
different branches OF the service to
which the men belong are shown by
the insignia on the Officers headgcar
and collars and by the relieving colors
Of their uniforms. The artillery 10
red. which In the case of the ofiiccrs
shows In the field OF the shoulder
straps, In the stripe on the trousers
and the lining Of the cloak: their In
sigma Is the crossed cannons. the
cavalry Is yellow. and their insignia
the crossed swords; the infantry white.
the insignia the crossed riaes: the en-
gineers red. the insignia the castle: the
signal corps orange. the insignia the
crossed naGs. and the medical corps
green. the insisnia the Maltese cross.
chaplains wear shouidsrstraps show
ing . cross on black field. These
markings and insignia refer only to
what 10 known as the nne. In the
no stripes are worn on the trousers
and the field Of the shoulderstraps 10
dark blue TIE departments to which
the various staff ofacers belong are In
dicated by the markings on the collars
OF their coats. In addition to thees
various means OF distinguishing ON
GERS. which apply principally to their
undrcss uniforms. there are differ
ences In the arransement OF the but
tons on their coats. tie braiding on
their sleeves and the style Of their
headgear and the color and number
Of plumes worn upon them
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

The strawberry social given by
the Y. P. see. Of the First presby-
terian church last Friday evening.
At the hospitabls home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Hsaton, Of Lincoln Park.
was a pronounced success. Nearly
one hundred people were in attendance
and the evening was most enjoyable
one. The ride to the Park was made
in commodious hay-rack.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
Praise Tor x. Q. y. ". q ca.oa.s


Victor lodge No. Sc and Goldfeld
lodge No. 62 A. 0. U. W., also degree
of Honor Of Gold6eld and Victor
boarded special train at Victor and
glided down the canon, and it filled
ones heart with joy to got out Of the
mountains into the valley. On arriving
at Canon City we were met at the
depot by Royal Gorge lodge No. z
A. O. U. w., headed by their band and
marched to the hall, where we were
welcomed by the Supreme Past Mas
ter Workman, DR.. Moore, and the
mayor Of the city. The keys Of the
city were turned over to the A. O. U.
W.of this district to enjoy themsel-
yes. After lunch we were shown
through the penitentiary, after which
we had ice cream and strawberries
in the hail. and in the evening they
had prepared a very nice literary
program and dance, and everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves and can
not speak too highly Of Canon City
lodge No. z. The people Of Canon
City speak highly Of Miss Bertha Van
Norman Of Goldfeld fer her fine liter
ary talent. Cripple Creek Press.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
Tooteth riis ows Horn.

Jos. H. Maupip is the proprietor Of
the Canon City Clipper. Jos. H. Mau-
pin is a candidate for the governorshir
on ths Democratic ticket. The Clip
per, Jos. H. Maupin's personal prop
erty and personal organ. says of Jos.
II. Maupin, the candidate, that mo
mistake was made Saturday when the
delegates to the Democratic county
convention gave their enthusiastic
and unqualified support to Hon. Jos.
II. Maupin as candidate ETC.. which
reminds Us that whose tooteth not
his own horn, by none shall his horn
be footed. Mail.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

II the man docs not stop the cough
the cough stops ste man; stops his ar-
petite, bis sleep. his pleasure and his
work. So called ~cough remedies
sometimes relieve hen they don't go deep
enough to cure. Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery cnres coughs and
diseases of the respiratory organs per
fcctiy and permanently. II stops the
cough II heals the lungs, stops the
hemorrhage, If the lungs are bleeding,
and by purifying the blood and increas-
ing the action Of the blood making
glands enriches every organ with the
good blood which alone viii make a
good body
.My husband had been ccughiug for years
and people frankly told me that he would 60
into cousuni psion. = writes Ms. John Shirernan.
Of No. shs zsih Piace- Chicago. Ill He had such
alarmed bal looked fos the bursting of blood
vessel or . hemcrrhase 81 almost any time
Amer three days coughing he was too weak to
cross the room. The Doctor did him no good
stated the case TO druggist. who handed me
. hottie Of DR. Pierrc's Golden Medical Discpv-
cry. NY huxhznd'x recovery was rcnark kabie.
In thrsr szys sfscr he began using Or. Picree's
Golden Medical Discovery he was up ard
around and In two more days he went to work
Two bottles curea him
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
ousness. They produce permanent bene-
fit and do not react ON the system. One
u gentle laxative, two caihartic dose
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
rhc wor.a.. N.w.p.p.r.,

The records show that sixty-eisht
per cent of all newspapers published In
the world are I'm the English Language.
on the more than nifty thousand news-
papers published, the United States
and Canada issue $1,000; Great Brit
ain. 5000; Germany. 5000: France
1900; Japan. 1000; Italy. 1900: Aus
tria-Hungary. i.2oo; Spain, 1000; Aus
tria. 500: Russia. 500: Grsecs. 600:
Switzerland. $50; Holland. 500: Bel
Etum. 800. and other countries about
1000.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Miss Joan Burnett Croft. Of Pueblo,
who has . large class Of voice pupils
in this city, has issued over five hun
dred invitations for q song recital to
be given next Tuesday evening, June
26. at the N. E. church, and will be
assisted by Miss Pearl Hilburn, Of
Pueblo. A most pleasing program
has been arranged.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Captain Boynton delivered his "a
nous lecture, Through Spain Wrap
ped in the American Flag" At the
opera house last Friday. Capt. Boyn.
ton came under the auspices Of the
three Federated clubs Of the city,
these being the Wednesday Musical,
Friends in Council and the Woman's
clubs.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

The San Luis Valley Masonic As
sociation will hold its regular summer
anniversary At Monte Vista on the
18th Of the present month. The pro-
gram is said to be one Of more than
usual interest.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
4 CRY or sEooAns.
when Conventions Ar Bisad ID Few
York They Are In Evsdsacs.

York Th~v Are In Evide.es-
zone reason that New York city ID .
bad place to hold convention" said
an upstate politician TO New York
Sun reporter. "is that the delegates
are exposed to the greatest crowd OF
beggars that can be gathered any
where on earth. I don't mean profes-
sional beggars, but their fellow-towns-
men. There is not a town in the
country, and particularly not town
In the state. that hasn't sent a great
many people to New York. or course
a greet many of these people have not
succeeded in life here. They welcome
state convention for the reason that
It brings to town people they knew at
home. and they feel themselves free to
GO to these people and ask for help.
The politicians are easy marks for
them. for most OF these people have
friends or relatives where the politi-
clans. to whom they apply. live, and
II. after they relate pftifuI stories. the
politician turns them down they go
off and write letters to their friends
in his town giving him a black eye. A
great many OF them don't scruple to
lie about him, and what he has done
while in the city. with the result that
when be gets home he has explana-
tions to make. I've had six people
from my town here at the hotel to see
me today. Two of them wanted money
to get out OF the city. When ! told
them I had no money to spare they
demanded railroad passes. and insisted
/ could get them. because I was In
politics 1t happens that can't. The
other four wanted money help gave
money to three of them. though I
hadn't a cent to spare. did 1t TO
gave trouble at home, for II hadn't. l
knew these people would write home
about me. State conventions should
never be held in New York city"
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Il. Clark, Chauncey, Ga, says De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured him of
piles that had afflicted him for twenty
years, II Is also q speedy cure for skin
diseases. Beware Of dangerous coun-
terfeits. Palace Drug Store.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
relre : Dav on

and visit the most wonderful gold
district on earth. Only 500 for the
round tnp. Canon City to Cripple
Greek and return, July 3rd and 4th.
Tickets good returning up to and in.
Guiding July 5th via Canon City &
Cripple Creek X. r. 25t2
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Dainty cards are out reading,
''Noami Helen Meserve, born June
Ia, 1900, Florence, Colorado" The
happy parents Of the little lady are
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Meserve, we'll
known In Caiion City.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
chrsssi.s R-,lxioa-

Washington correspondent Chicago
Record: Every department OF this
overnment--sxecutiye legislative. ju-
,icisi. military and eivil-has time and
gain and almost daily recognized
Christ and the Christian religion. By
the rules OF the house Of representa-
dives and the senate. by the observ-
ince Of the Christian Sabbath in every
branch OF the government. by the Ap-
pointment OF Christian chapisins In
the army and navy. by furnishing the
holy Scriptures and books OF common
prayer to soldiers and saiIors and by
everybody. Congress has several times
adjourned ON Good Friday. Christmas
day !s recognized In its religious sis-
nlhcancc Of every department and the
Saprome court has repeatedly held
that this 10 a Christian nation and
that christianity fs part of the COM
mon law OF the land.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
La GRIPPE


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physiciass ef tie wssl1
show that ever 0x1v ~
cent Of the cssss II asqs1Bsl
CONSUMPTION - A1s y
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ether pofneB - vsaknsR
Rsfer - the nunhsrs - -
chart Study saah - go.
fully. Ha1aaAx1as yeaEss11
with then n 20 hAvs -
attack Sf LA GRIPPE bsgin
the uss sf aUDYAH -
soea - ths seass syapesos
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Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Mrs. J. H. Maupin went to Denver
on Saturday to spend : short time
with her brothers family. w H. Nc
Clure, and was accompanied by Mrs.
Stanley Harrington.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

| Another nrssish Cable
One OF the benefits accruing to Cam
sdA from the war is the Increased
probabfifty OF an all British cable
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Misses Ellen and Anna Woods lesvs
tomorrow for points IN Canada, where
they expect 70 spend the summer vis.
iting relatives and friends.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Best shoes for the money in town,
and you get tickets in the piano con.
test, too, at Davis Shoe Store. tt
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

1. TINE MUCOUS n8nBRAN0 LneDe1
THE BACK PORTION or Tns hosB.-H -
comes infameA snk tAicksasd, saA CArsais
Catarrh b the result lUDYAN vm sslucs
the innammstion, s.l leave the nseous A.-
brsns in perfectly healthy ess1ifasa.
.. fTHe EAR DRUM me MUCOUS
MEMBRANE oF 7hE EARL bsesoss ~
famed and thickensd. Etving riss - alDosl
total deafness. MUDYAH vm prsvsss ~
spread Of the fnnamnAtisA fhs lrun vm ~
BE- Affected and hearins viu - u.fnpsfrsl
q. CHRONIC roNsnnB. Or csRofuc
SORE ThRoAT-FrsD tAs sans saAss - shs
two preceding. HUDYAU Vim yssssns -
coming %.
Z. WEAKNESS m TSH nRART.-HUO.
YAM win strensthsn tAs hsars nerves, s@ualiss
the circnlation Of hlesd. aAA canss - hsass.
beats 70 become sessag and regular.
G-e. A WEAKENED CONDITION o. TINE
Low Err LoB1s - THE LusoS-aUDYAM
viii cause Tie Lang assss b bssoAs azsaG
and heaishy.
.. LUMsAoo. on WEAK BAcx.-MUD-
YAS VII ssrsngthsn y almost iRAsdiatsly.
HUDYAN vim sars an Il tie slsvs gnD.
toms and iesvs your whole syssea in psrSssa
condition Of health e - ye1r aEuggiss u
snce and prseurs . paskags Of MUDYAM
for 50 cents, Or six packages for sz-sA = yser
druggist does - keep ix. ssnd Airsss y ths
HUDYAN RENEDY C0ARAMY. 80
Frsncisco. Cal. Rsnsmbx that - caa esasals
the HCDYAS DOCrOR8 RRDeB. call
and ses The doctorl Tea ~ san - -
ths. - vrsss, - yos 1saass- AaAsso
Hudyan Remedy company
esrssr sssektsn. sanfst - Ess sassA
IAN PRAsscneo. CAL
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Buy your shoes of Davis and gei
tickets in the piano contest. 24tf
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Clense the liver, purify tho blood, In
yigerats the body by usiag DsWitt's
Tie pills always cot prompely.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
sAw 4 oHosr
Ms os.ss.-y rA.s D.aeed :. Ds.d
Msu'a Grnvsa

n 10 0sastssy That Danced 80 Dead
Nsn's Grnvss-
New Haven Comm Special New
York World: To thoss that are in
cllned to SCOT 1t the residents near
Mapledsle osmetsry because they are
excited over ghost that dances night
y over new-made graves the point is
made that the believers have seen the
wrath while the unbslisvers have not.
For thrss dark nights many persons
havs gathersl at the cemetery gates.
and Che ghost. being . well-bred and
confederate spectsr. has not disap-
ly and danced with Its usual grace.
Any one who does not believe in
ghosts should talk to John Bertram
and George. T. Backmailer. They
laughed at the suggestion Of disem-
bodied spirits promenading in a com
etery or anywhere else. and the sug-
gestion that ghost would dance they
declared was manifestly absurd Last
night the young znen announced that
they would clear up the ghost mys-
terry and placed themselves On guard
in the cemetery. thereby winning
many compliments for their pluck
until the ghost appeared. Then the
two brave young men took TO their
heck and never stopped running until
they were exhausted. They said that
nothing would persuade them to enter
the cemetery again at night SO long
A. the weird manifestations contin-
ued. Several spiritualists were among
those on guard last night They also
saw the ghost They explained 1t by
saying that 1t vas spirit seeking
someone II had wronged In life. II
has not bean determined whether Il In
man ghost or woman ghost, but IL
In properly aftired. according to all
traditions. in long. flowing robe OF
white II violates one OF the rules OF
ghosts. however. In that 1t makes Its
appearances before midnight II was
about II o'clock last night when It
suddenly appeared out OF nowhere.
and after floating about for half an
hourt melted into thin air In the most
approved fashion. From the stories
Of thoss who have seen 1t. the ghost
appears TO be most capricious In its
movements. having nc 6xity OF pur-
pose Sometimes Il moves slowly. and
then Il darts along. Occasionally II
stops- At times Il hops from mound
TO mound. and when It ands a new
made grave executes . curious SLOW
and dignined dance.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

Mis- Anna Eonmsrvills goes 70
Canada Friday for ths summer mohths.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

CT your spriag sardsa hoss q
ulis = Hood. e
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21

We have the blue fame oil stovea.
best made, save heat and coal, Ellis
I Hood. Il
Cañon City record., 1900-06-21
The Parts Affected Are:

shs rsstorat,en 70 psrssss Asa,aa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
NEWS NOTES OF yesterday.
A Collection of the Small Events OF
Each Passing Day.

The Orpheus Male Chorus will meet
in regular session Monday evening.
-Ofeer Bero has sent two more
CANNES to the happy hunting ground.
The Bachelors will dance at Pyth-
ian Castle on the night of the 23d inst.
The sporting editor of the Register
has letters addressed to Buzz Auber
and Joe Bruner, the boxers.
Duke Reilly has purchased the sa-
loon at Sixteenth and South streets,
heretofore conducted by P. j. Gavin.
The minstrel entertainment at the
Opera House last night by the travelling
men was remarkably meritorions and
successful.
Wheeling Lodge. No. ia. X. of p.
is called to meet at the Castle hall this
Afternoon at 2 o'clock TO attend the
funeral of the late William Teasdale.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Anna
MCGOWAN took place from the family
residence on South Main street yester-
day morning at $50 O'Clock. Requiem
mass was held at st. Joseph's Cathe-
dral at nine o'clock and the interment
was at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Many
OF the relatives and friends OF the de-
ceased attended the ~obsequies.
lit is reported that two employees Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07
Conrad RAIDER.

Conrad RAIDER, who has been we'll
and favorably known throughout this
city and vicinity during his entire life,
passed away about one O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, at his residence near
West Wheeling. He is survived BY his
wife and six children. Three children
are dead.
Mr.. RAIDER, although he was not yet
"a years of age at the time of his death,
was a veteran of the civil war. He ran
away from home at the age OF four
teen. and served as a messenger at
Camp Carlisle on Wheeling Island.
Later he was made a eommissary ser
geant. and had charge for over two
years of the old Athaneum. at Market
and Sixteenth streets, which was then
a federal prison. He contracted rheu-
matism during the war, and suffered
from it at different periods until the
time of his death. The direct cause of
his death was rheumatism of the
heart.
Mr.. RAIDER worked for 27 years for
the Sweeney foundry as a moulder. and
in other capacities. and previous TO his