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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-05-31
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FRIDAY. MAY 81.

nAOA @~A
There are about sixteen colorec
pupils enrolled at Harvard tins
scar
The State of Mississippi ranks
next to Georgia in Negro popula
ton.
The colored inhabitants OF Fen
sacola, Florida own more money
in proportion to their number
than the white.
There are at present 10, 900 Ne
gro Baptist churches in America
using the Nashville Baptist liter,
ature and 5000 churches which
refuse, prefering to use while liter
ature. Not one white church
uses Negro literature.
Probably the first Afro~Ameri~
can to master the telegraph oper-
ator's profession in this country
was the late Chas. B. Leek, who
dropped dead at Ashtabula, o.,
on May 4th. For twenty years
he was manager of the Lake
Shore telegraph office at Ashtab:>
ula. His father conducted the
lunch room at the depot tor 46
years, and dropped dead at the
counter two years ago.
But very few ministers of his
time have died in better circum-
stances than the late Rev. John
Jasper, Of Richmond. Va. Be-
sides his real estate, valued at
$4,000, he left over $4,000 in mon
ey. 1t is said that Rev. Jasper
could easely have accumulated
a fortune, but realizing the tnan-
cial condition of the church, lie
would accept only 5000 a year
from bis congregation.-Alber-
querque American.
In Oklahoma there are 9,64O
colored voters, most Of whom
are owners of farms of 160 acres
each. There are $4,000 colored
children in the. public schools;
and total population of 81, $40
persons. Now the Review wants
5000 men to come here in August
md secure farms when the Kiowa
reservation opens up Russell's |
Review, Mckinley, OK.
i VERY PROMISING
REPRESENTATIVE. Y
James F. Gregory, of Borden :
own, N. f., will graduate in June
rom the Yale Theological Semi
AIRY. The latest issue ofthe Yale
News contains an account OF his
aving won the first prize of$50
D the Downes prize contests.
The graduate is the son of Prot.
ames NJ. Gregory, of Borden A
own. He graduated from Am
erst College June 80, 1898 He |
7as the only ro>American stu
lent in class of ninety members,
vas class orator and also chosen
8 one Of the eight from the whole
lass to compete for the Hardy ,
'rize in debate; was captain of the
Varsity" baseball team for SO,
nd was the first Atro-American
D be elected as captain OF u base
all team in any of the Eastern
olleges. In his Sophmore year
e won the Kellogg oratorical
rize of $50, and in his Junior =
ear he won the Ladd and the
logan ortorical prizes.
|
This a remarkable career for
ny young man, and he has every
eason to be proud Of it.
49, |,
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JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. A. CHICAGO.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
HOME MADE PHILOSOPHY.

man with two trades or two pro-
fessions Is apt to make failure Of
both.
There is no lonelier loneliness than
being chained to poverty that can't be
budged.
Life is alive till you try to get out
Of 1t, when 1t dies. Nobody ever got
out of life alive.
The average widow keeps pretty fat
and saucy on her sorrow. 1t is grief
that makes one lean.
When a man isn't a meeting house
church member. he puts all his reli-
gion into his political faith.
You can guess how people appreciate
your efforts in life when your relatives
are not ashamed to claim you.
II the animals all went to congress.
the ass would apear the mos; solemn
and wise. just as things are today.
Newspaper prophets too often tenn
per their inspirations to suit the skin
flint politicians who run the party
machine.
After all is said and done. the stable
boy knows Just as much about heaven
as the wise old philosopher dreams in
his dotage.
The difference between vacant seats
and vacant faces. says the preacher. Is
the ability of the latter to pay their
assessments.
don't know anything about this
thing called theology. don't care to
know. No man knows any more about
God than | do.
II stealing other mems thoughts was
as much OF a crime as stealing dollars,
half the newspaper men and authors
would be In Jail.
II you are in politics. and can get
the support of all the political fools
in your district. you will stand n good
chance OF being elected.
A good shoemaker is better than a
cobbier statesman, and a blacksmith
preacher is apt to hit the iron In the
hearts of his congregation when they
are hot
Men have been cropping in the dark
ness Of ages for solution Of life's
mystery. We drop down on the trail
OF time and look back over the old
footprints. instead of looking ahead
and say. How gloomy It looks In the
shadows"
The thinker evolves thoughts out OF
every day experience; the other fell
lows borrow their thoughts from Wha,
they read. .-Finnickey Finnukin. in
Pennsylvania Grist.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS.

4 First-Thc Ziegler- Baldwin expedi-
Jon. equipped by Mr. william Aesier
md under the command OF Mr.. Evelyn
Baldwin.
Second-Admiral Mhkaror's Russian
expedition in his ice-breaking vessel.
Third-Mr. Bernie's Canadian eS-
petition. which proposes to traverse
on the ice the route OF the Jeanette.
starting from the Lena river.
Fourth-A German expedition whose
plans are. so far. unknown.
Fifth-A joint expedition by the
Duke OF the AbruzEi and Mr.. Nansen.
sixth-Peary's Greenland expedition,
seventh--Robert Stems Ellesmere
Land expedition.
Eighth-An expedition under NJ.
S,okken. TO Franz-Josef Land. which
appears to be designed to cooperate
with Nansen and the Duke of the Abb
ruzzi
Ninth-A Russian expedition In the
Kara Sea. working to the eastward
along the siberian const.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
Notice OF Foreclosure Of Mrehanie>' Lien
and Sale Of Property Hereunder

Whereas. on the 10th day of June. A. d.
1901, in the County Court of Fremont County.
colorado. William Tenant did obtain iuds-
ment against John Coz In the sum Of one
Hundred Sineiy-Five Doll re. and for costs
of suit taxed at tS-3o Dollars. In a case there
pending wherein said William Tennsut was
Ilaintir. and John Cox. and others were de-
fendents. and
Whereas, said Judgment and costs were
declared lien on the following described
property. to-Eit:
The one story brick building situated upon
Lot numbered Piye ~ In Biocs nu N bered
-Four tD Original Town OF Florence. 10 FIRE.
mont County. Colorado. and the said prop
erty wss by tbe decree Of the Court afore.
said. o. dered sold to sstisfy sal judgment
and costs, and
Where's, .sid Juhgmeut and cost. remain
upssfisned.
Nov. Th.refre. l. W l. Hawkins
sheriff Of said frsmont Courty. VIII on FIJI.
dAv. the Ind day Of August. A. ID. lfol, at be
front door of the Court House IN Canon City,
Colorado. ~ the hour of Two O'Clock In the
afternoon. offer and cell AZ public safe 90 ths
highest and best bidder for cArh. all OF the
shove described property to satisfy tbs
Aforesa judgment of One Hundred Ninsty.
five Dollars, costs t-red at ss-S Dollars
Ibterest amounting to---DoliArs.
Dated, Canon City, Colorado. this and day oi
July. 1901.
WILLIAM L. HAWKINS,
sheriff of Fremont County. Co orAdo
First pub July Z. 1901; last pub Aug. /. 1901
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
FRANKLIN'S PROVERBS.

A fat kitchen. a lean Will
Great takers. little doers.
Tongue double bring trouble
He that drinks fast pays slow.
Eat TO live, and not live TO eat
A good wife lost Is Gods gift lost
Many estates are spent in the get
ting.
Fools make feasts and wise men eat
them.
The favor of the great IS no inheri-
tance
To Iengthon thy life. lessen thy
meals.
lie is III clothed that is bare OF
virtue.
Great famine when wolves eat
Wolsoa.
Beware of the young doctor and the
old barber.
Distrrmt and caution are the parents
of security.
He has ehang'd his one-ey'd horse
for Blind one.
Since women for tea forsook spin
ming and knitting.
He that meth down with dogs shall
rise up with iicas.
After fessts made. the maker
scratches his head.
Take counsel in wine, but resolve
afterwards In water.
A rich rogue Is like a ia; hog, who
never does good I'LL as dead as a log.
The poor have little, beggars none:
the rich too much. enough. not one.
After three days men grow weary OF
a wench. a guest, and weather rainy.
The proof of gold is FIRE. the proof
of woman. gold, the proof Of man, a
woman.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
". A. No. 3266.
Us. L.sp oTT1cr. PuEHLo. coLo..

U. 5. L.sp OFFICE. PuEkLo. CoLo,.
June "a. 1901
Notice is hereby siven that ". II. TT ut
for himself Apd his co-oWnerr. p. p. stein
Wond-l. CbAs PAgls. George r Trout. II.
Palmer. True Blnucett L. A. Trout snd AI'ce
BlSuc.tt. whose postofiire address is Canon
City Frcmon County. Colt rAdo. has made
application for patent on or No. le~t
xxx Fire Clay Placer, situated In the Un-
named Mining District Fremont C0unty.
state OF Colorado. particularly described as
tolloWsg
BegtBning At Cor. No !, whence the x. y
Tor sec. 10. 7. y ; r. - W. at the sth N e,
bears :. l Deg, ~ Min. n. ilV2 f., thence
n. Deg ~ Min Il 2eso q. to Cor No 2,
ihenc. : s. Deg - Min. ". 2fS2 u q. to Cor
No. thence S.N Deg, " Min. " go q 10
Cor No. Z. thence \. = Deg. a. Nin. Z. ess2 :
~ IT. to beginning. Coutstuing ~ acres,
and forming portion of the -. W = Z sec.
u. the = 4. Of sec. ls. and tie y. = Of sec
-, AMI the = ". Of ~ec. %. 7 J. =. v. % ".
of the 9Th p. NJ. Adjoining claims. nou.
c. A. GuLbTEE, Attorney.
J. X. EoHpoS, Register.
FIRST pub July Z. 1901.
Last pub. sept. s. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
WISE AND OTHERWISE.


II man is truiy benevolent he new
er boasts of it.
Lots OF men get rich by pretending
to have money.
Many a man who is rich in expedient
is poor in pocket
The Jealous mind is decorated with
the cobwebs OF suspicion.
Courage is plant that cannot be
destroyed by plucking up.
One doesn't have to stick a pin in
hope to make IT spring eternal.
The man who has a small mind sell
dom has occasion to change 1t.
To be a great orator one must know
just when and where not TO talk.
Bad luck is usually the first thing
that comes TO the man who waits.
1t takes a lot OF philosophy to deal
with philosophers as they deserve.
The things that come under a mans
notice.
Some men would be awfully lonely
II IL wasn't for the visits OF bill col
lectors.
The average man is willing TO admit
that any woman is perfect who thinks
he is perfect.
After man gets into trouble 1t is
easy for him to see how he might have
kept out OF IL.
When you talk louder than the other
fellow IT is a sign that you're wrong
and he's right.
The man who begrudges himself an
occasional hearty laugh is the worst
kind OF miBer.
One OF life's peculiarities is that the
world is seldom watching a man when
he is doing good.
Occasionally an Office seeks the man,
but the majority OF them are kept busy
trying to dodge him.
Scatter the golden coin OF courtesy
freely II you would travel over the
road that leads TO success.
Every time a man does a charitable
act some vlnegar-yisaged misanthrope
Is ready to swear he has an Ak TO
grind.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
sABY'S ONE HOUR.

Yelled fifteen minutes without TAX
ing breath.
Pulled enough hair out Of his uncle's
head and whiskers to stun a pillow.
Swallowed six buttons and a good
part of reel OF cotton.
Emptied the contents OF his moth
ers work basket into the fireplace.
Tried to squeeze the head of a cat
into a tin cup and was scratched badly
in the attempt,
Knocked the head OF a fine wax doll
belonging to hts elder sister by try
ing to drive a tack into toy wagon
with 1T
Broke two panes OF window glass
with n walking stick which his uncle
let him have.
Fell into the coal-scuttle and spoiled
his new white dress.
Set fre to the carpet while his un-
Gle was out of the room hunting up
something to amuse him.
Got twisted into the rungs of chair,
which had to be broken to get him
out.
Poured jug OF water into his moth
ers best shoes.
Finally. when he saw his mother
coming. he ran out TO the porch and
tumblod on the steps. damaging his
little person and tearing n hole foot
square In his dress.
Sun--bloss babyl
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
SUNNI "a THoJGHTS.

Better be stupidity silent than volu-
bly, inEincere,
Don't mistake contrar.n ss for
strongmindednes7
He who gives cheerfully is liable to
be asked to give twice.
Elizabeth seems to be favorite
name with the writer OF books
The good in us never rca ly wakes
up until neon Until then W. are
cross.
Women buy things they do not want
ut bargain crushcs to prevent women
who may need the articles from buy
Ing them.
. A woman may have but a few gowns
I'D yet look better than her sister OF
ar :acans because OF the attention
p 10 iittla accessories.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
raoUoHTs FROM EMERSON.

4 mind might ponder its thoughts
for ages, and not gain so much self
knowledge as the passion Of love
shall teach II In a day.-History.
In all the superior people l have met.
! notice directncss. truth spoken more
truly. as II everything OF Obstruction.
OF malformation. had been trained
away Behavior.
Take the place and attitude which
belong to you. and ali men acquiescc.
The world must DC just. Il leaves
every man with profound unooncern.
TO set his own rate. Hero or driyeller.
II NEEDLES not In the matter. II will
certainly accept your own measure OF
your doing and being. whether you
sneak about and deny your own name,
or whether you see your work pro-
duced to the concaye sphere of the
heavens. one with the revolution OF the
stars.-Splritual Lava
The things We now esteem Fixed
shall. one by one. dctach themselves.
like ripe fruit, from our experience.
and fall. The wind shall blow them
none knows whittier. The landscape.
the figures. Boston. London. are facts
as fugitive as any institution of the
past. or any whir OF mist or smoke.
and 10 is society. and SO is the world.
The soul lookcth steadily forward, ere
ating n world before her. leaving
worlds behind her The soul
knows only the soul the web of events
In the flowing robe In which she Is
closed.-The Oyer-Soul
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Only one among the seven presidents
OF the French republic has served out
full term.
More than i2,OOo.0oO acres OF the Sa-
hara desert have been made useful for
raising crops with the aid OF nrtesian
wells.
The value of the fsh landed in Great
Britain and Ireland last year was fully
$500, ,0Go sterling, MS compared with
less than 1000 000 in 1892,
Only about y per cent of the total
area of Ireland is under woods. while
there is over 2s per cent OF unculti-
waited land In the country.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
Familiar with European s..t.c-.,.

Familiar with European statecraft.
The new Italian Ambassador to Lon
don, Sig. Alberto Panza, possesses an
intimate knowledge Of European state
craft. He was born in Turin fifty-seven
years ago. He graduated as doctor of
laws and entered upon a diplomatic
course at once. He has filled Junior ap-
pointments at the embassies of Athens,
Bucharest, Berlin. Belgrade and Con-
stantinople.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
Mining Application No 3sjI.
Mineral survey No. II5sI

Mineral survey No ii5HI
L. s. Land Once. PrsHLo. CouosADo.
June 9Th. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given, That The Diamond
ised and existing under and by virtue Of the
laws Of the etsts of Colorado. hr Ephriam &.
histl, lts Hnth"riIed agent whose post"fflce
address T. Canon city. Colorado, In ION
formtty with the provisions of Chapter six
Title Thirty.two of the Revised statutes
Of the United state. and acts anne endHtory
thereto, has made application for ra'ept
Tor 'he roman Placer Mining Claim. bearing
Fire CLAY. the same being surface ground as
stated below. situate in GreeBhorn Mining
District. Fremont County. state pf Colorado,
end descrtbed in the ofhciaI plst and BY the
neld note. on nlc in the otiice OF the Regis
ter OF ssid U. 4. Land once at Pueblo. Colo
rate, as follows, viEi
Variation Fourteen degrees usol East
Beginning at corner No 1. whence the ENst
quarter corner OF Section H. Township -
south, Range u West OF sth p. NJ. bears
south 20 deg "a min. Esst. and 10 distant
ssss fec and running theucs south 81 deg.
s. min, West iSat q feet to cor. No. z. thence
Nc. ): thence South - deg. Is n,in West sso a -
feet TO cor. No. q; thence south ~ dsg. =
thence North So deg, u min W. st Zi6ss feet
tu cor. No. 6; thence North 10 deg. 20 min
East so2. feet to cor. No. .; thence south
thence North "a deg. - min. East isv7Ist feet
to c"r. No. .; thence North dee. min. East
es u S Ra. os s. iest is; to- cor SSh So
thence South ss2as feet to cor. No the
place OF beEinninr; containing 7s 2ss acres
and forming a portion of the West half, AND
the Sortheast quarter, of Sec. IL, and the
Northeast quarter OF Sec. Is. In Tow nshtp
10 south, of Range II West. OF the 9Th Prtn.
cipal Meridian. said location being recorded
in Vol. -, PIP. Is and "a and pl OF the record,
Fremont County, Colorado.
Adjoining claims are none. The nearest
mining claim l. the Diamond Placer, U, =.
mineral survey No, 1882 owned by this
o. laimsnt ]. r. GORDON
Fret pub, June - 1901; Register
Last pub. August is, 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
School Bonds for sale.

BIDS will be received by the School Board
OF Dtstrict No, Fremont County, Colorado.
IN To July u. 1901, for bonds of $500 each,
payable after byear. and before Is years. at
the option Of the said school oistricti satd
bends drnwingh per cent. interest. payable
semi- ANNUALLY, Si,Ooo to be on deposit at the
Fremont County Bank August l, the remain
der ny september l, 1901.
J. L HssroS, Sec,
First pub July II, 1901.
Last pub July 2h, 1901
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
PrinclpL In Fo-ty.Three Du-I..

Mr.. Laberdesque, who fought a duel
with Max Regis in Paris recently. is
only 27. but has seen many adventures.
He was born in Cuba. has fought sew
eral Central American revolutions and
served with the Spahis in Algeria un-
der the French flag. He has been a
principal in forty-three drels with
sword. yaghatan or pistol
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
Uann,. Tsyi.r- boom

Three-fourths Of the membership OF
the constitutional convention of Ala
bsma have petitloned the board of trus-
tees of the University of Alabama TO
EJECT Hannis Taylor its next president.
by reason OF his prestige as a scholar
at home and abroad, and his expert
ence as a man OF affairs"
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18
PurULAR PUBL L|CATIoNS-PoPUL AR PRICES

published O Monday. Wecnes-
day and Friday. Is 4 complete
u 10 GATE daily neEEP=2c-.
three days In TIE wee. wg:A
all Important news Ct the Ctler
s1uE Gays. Prosusely E,-s-
trated. and lIIea VITA intez1s;-
Ing reading Tor all who VIZ. %
Lacp Il el5se touch with EEEs
OF the nation and worlf
u . Z n lar sub>cript4on
price. SI-JO per year.
re- 20 secure the best raaraziaes.
Cañon City record., 1901-07-18

has for nea-4y sixty years heCa
recognized as the Peoples Ma
iionAl Family Newspaper. f-F
farmers and EAlREerE IL
s2lelGi5 Agricultural Depart
meat. Its rel able market r
pCrts, recognized AgTbqElsy
Throughout the country. Is
fashion notes, Is Sc4euce auI
Mechanics Department. its
fascinating slrrt stories. etc.
etc. render II ind spelsabIe IN
!. ever family. Regular HTl'r.
. scriptfon price. 500
per year.
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-29
him at once. Judge Hine let her go.


Mrs. Ruth Henson, died while under
the influence of chloform, preparatory
to an operation, last Sunday evening.
Coroner A. w. Miller held an autopsy
Monday and decided that death was
due to heart paralysis. The woman's
apartments were at SO East Third
street. DR.. Val Do Turner, arranged
to perform an operation for an intern
al ailment. He called to his assistance
DR.. ]. M. A. Gravelle, and the latter
administered chloroform The woman
went into deep stupor, and addition
al aid was summoned in DR.. c.. c..
Miller. She did not recover conscious
ness. She has been a resident of St.
Paul for over ten years, having been
separated from her husband who re-
sides in Iowa. She leaves a very
pretty, intelligent daughter, aged about
IL years. Her funeral was conduct
ed by Rev. J. c. Anderson Thursday at
Dampiers undertaking rooms, and
the chapel was filled with friends of
the deceased. Interment at Forest
cemetery. @tE 70. ~. .
The Masons of the newly organized
Pioneer Lodge and Perfect Ashlar
Lodge installed officers for the ensu-
ing terms at Masonic hall Monday
evening". There was aslarge turn out
of members Of the craft, Anchor and
Hilyard lodges of Minneapolis ap-
pearing in a body. The installation
was conducted by Grand Master John
L. Neal. II The of6ce installed were:
Pioneer-D. D. Beasley, w. NJ; John
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-29
THE STATE FAIR.

Premium lists for Minnesota's great
fair are being distributed. A COPY can
be seen at this Office or can be secured
by a postal card request to Secretary
3. w. Randall, Hamline, MINI. The
fair will be held upon the state fair
grounds, midway between the twin
cities, during the week of Sept. 2 to 7,
and it is evident that the splendid
growth of this institution is to be con-
tlnued. Expansion is the order of the
day. The prize list has been revised
by generous hands and the exhibits
will be varied and comprehensive,
special attention being given to live
stock and to field, garden and orchard
products. The American Shorthorn
Breeders Association and the Ameri-
can Hereford Breeders Association
will each conduct their next national
exhibit and sale at this fair, each as
ISOLATION paying $4,000 in premiums.
This will add two most important and
useful features. Not only are the ex-
hlbition departments being strength
ened, but the amusement features are
being bettered also. Twenty thousand
dollars are offered in purses, which in
sures racing of the highest order and
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-29
TO THE PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION
AT BUFFALO,. 49,.

The most popular railway from the
Northwest to the great show at Buffa-
10 will be the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul. II
It runs, every day, five beautiful
trains from st. Paul and Minneapolis
to Chicago, connecting directly with
all eastern lines.
Its celebrated Pioneer Limited (the
famous train of the world) leaves
Minneapolis 1880 p. m. and st. Paul
$40 p. m. daily arriving Chicago $3.50
next morning 9-.x@
Special features of the .sMilwau-
KEGS service are the observation,
buffet parlor cars on day trains, private
compartment and standard sleepers on
night trains, as well as buffet smoking
cars and the best dining service in the
world 4
Tickets at cheap rates will be on sale
every day at all points on the Chica-
go, Milwaukee &; St. Paul Ry. to Buff
falo and return, and the maximum
comfort can be obtained by using this
line. ..l
s White to ]. T. Conley, Asst Gent
Passgr. Agent, st. Paul, for the t.Mil-
Waukee's' Pan American folder Zone
of the completest and most comprehen-
sive guides yet published of the expo
Isitlon) and all information concern
ing rates, etc.