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DYs. Beits & Relts & Dyar,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
2l4 st. Charles ST.. New Orleans.
Young. mlddlcaged aud Old, single ana
married men Cnd all who HuIor With Ncr,
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Lack OF ltuerEy, IN.
poverisapU Is 10 90 a.
Pimplcs; also mood
aud skin Dtselses.
syphilis, Eruptiuns.
ttpr Failing lioue
l'hlns. Sore Throat.
Ulcers, Sweiiiugs,
Euects OF Mercury.
Kidney and Biuddpr
Troubles, W Q n X
= a c X, r u n <
Urine, GDnurrnCl,
elect, Structure, re,
ceive $ e ar c n ! u 4
Treatment, p"cmpt
relief aud cure Tor
nfc. Is OF n sexes
treated connuununif
~ Gu,l privately
Piies, Fistula, icIs-
sure and rupture
Memory WEAK Eyes,
.hods without opera
AHnpn4a
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NJ Rorneo (Aust9, New York.
rs i.nmpasns jAm). New York.
Ss ~ Siglo tAm). New York.
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Is Lampasas (Am). New York.
81 FL Slglo iAmO, New York.
IS Borneo (Aust), Hamburg,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
oRr on eALvEsroN. geptelnber 8.


ARRIVED.
FL Cid CAmQ, New York.
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| yous Debility, Failing Memory WEAK Eyes,
cured by our new mcthods without opera.
tlOu.
/ send fof particulars, Address,
DRS. BELTS 6. BET s AND DTAR
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON STOCK.

pavenport 49, ew on !.
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G and Genital Dtpo,
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Nc. /, 10 O5 am Arrive No o.o0am
No s..,41 so n Arrive No. 10 rs pm
No : $40 Il NJ Arrive No. s. 100 a N
Nos. anI Sundays odI,.
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GrIni Central Dept
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Grand Centrl Depot
VI .IO.O5 Arrive No, s. 100 pm
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30
SMALLPOX SCARE.

Some little excitement was created
here few days ago by the report that
the attention of the board of health
had been called to case of smallpox
in the community. Upon investiga-
tion the facts in the matter were
found to be substantially as follows
On the arrival of the d. & r. G..
passenger train number one here from
Pueblo last Friday night DR.. W. T.
Little, secretary of the board of
health was notified that one of the
passengers was suffering from we'll
defined case Of the disease mentioned
He proceeded at once to the railroad
station and had the car containing
the obnoxious passenger cut ont from
the train and placed upon the side
track. after which the other pas
sengers, forty-seven in all, were vac
cinated to prevent possible spread of
the contagion. The unhappy victim.
who had nothing worse than case
of varioloid. was taken to the pest
house where he will be taken care
of of until all danger of his com
the disease to others is
over,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30

maternity Is the foe
of beauty, and the
worn and faded face
OF many a mother
seems to warrant the
belief. But il is hard
to believe that nature
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30

Perhaps the finest exhibition of
fanoy bicycle riding ever seen in
this city was given on Main street
last Saturday by II. J. Butzow of
Chicago. who is making trip across
the country from New York to San
Francisco in the interest of the War
wick Bicycle company of Springfield.
Massachusetts,. Butzow left New
York City last March and has given
hundreds OF exhibitions since leaving
the metropolis. One OF the conditions
imposed upon him by the bicycle
people in whore interest he is travel
ing was that he should make the trip
without money except such as he
WAS able to collect from the people
along the route of travel in conse-
quence Of his fancy riding. He gave
three exhibitions here and in each
instance attracted large crowd Of peo-
pie, from whom he rsksd in many
nimble nickel and dime. He left here
Monday morning for Salida.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30
The Worst Form

Multitudes are singing the praises
of Kodol, the new discovery which is
making so many sick people well and
weak people stonrg by digesting what
they eat, by cleansing and sweetening
the stomach and by transforming their
food into the kind of pure, rich, red
blood that makes you feel goods all
over. Mrs. Cranfill, of Troy. l. T.,
writes: For number of years /
was troubled with indigestion and
dyspepsia which grew into the worst
form. Finally / was induced to use
Kodol and after using four bottles
/ am entirely cured l heartily
recommend Kodol to all sufferers
from indigestion and dyspepsia. Take
a dose after meals. IL digests what
you eat. Palace Drug store, Geo.
Pedley, Mgr.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30
O'KELLY ON A RAMPAGE

Ed O'Kelly the slayer of Bob Ford,
who was released from the penitentiary
in this city on the end of the current
month is mad because another fellow
has been living on his laurels during
the term of his imprisonment, and
O'Kelly says if he ever runs across
the imposter there will be mixup.
1t seems that chap in Denver by
the name of H. F. Leonhardt has
been posing before admiring auditors
in the saloons of the capital city as
the fellow that killed the assassin of
Jesse James, and this fact has aroused
the hostility of O'Kelly, as that dis
tinction is peculiarly his own.
Leonhardt. who is coachmen by
occupation, represented himself as
O'Kelly in Denver saloon about
a year ago for the purpose of securing
free drinks and this performance he
has repeated many times since. and
O'Kelly alleges that the insult can
only be wiped out with blood. o.
Kelly is on the war path and asserts
that the first time he meets Leonhardt
there is going to be trouble, as only one
man is entitled to the honor of kill
ing Bob Ford and that man Is him
self.
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REWARD.

For return of Fox Terrier, lost or
stolen last Friday night. The dog
is white with dark ears and black
spots over shoulders and near tail.
Any particulars leading to the re-
covery will be rewarded.
DR.. Palmer.
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by the use Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, which prevents and cures
nausea. tranquilizes the nerves, encour-
ages the appetite, induces refreshing
sleep, and makes the baby's advent prac-
tically painless.
Mrs. orrin Stiles Of Downing. Dunn Co. wis.
writes; II have been intending to write to YOU
ever since my baby was born in regard 10 what
your Favorite Prescription has done for me
j cannot praise II enough for have not been
as well for five years as am now. In July last
had baby boy. weight II lbs, and was only
sick short time, and since got up have ndt
had one sick day. have not had any uteriue
trouble since got up. was not only surprised
myself but all my friends here are surprised 70
"Favorite Prescription has the testi-
nony OF thousands of women to its COM
plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and improved sub
stitute in its place.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear ths
complexion and sweeten the breath.
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Wanted au experienced salesman
one in with wideacquintance pre-.
ferred References required.
o. F. Sawyer Dry Goods Co.
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ACCIDENT
ON LINCOLN PARK

ness in driving party of Florence
people were the victims of most
distressing accident on Lincoln Park
while coming into Canon City about
4 O'Clock last Sunday afternoon in
consequence of which Mrs. Thomas
Ellis was Instantly killed.
The party consisted of John How
ellis. Ellis Davis and L. G. Harrinton,
employees of the Portland Cement
] Works, Mrs W. G. Ricketts,. her
daughter. Miss Nellie. and Mrs. Ellis.
all of Florence.
1t is reported. that lot of beer and
other liquid refreshments were pro-
cured before leaving Florence and
! that the party started out to paint
things brilliant red. People who
saw them say that they were very
boisterous and We're driving al such
rate as to endanger all lighter vehicles
they might meet on the road.
At the corner of Maple and Grand
avenues the tragedy occurred which
we are endeavoring to chronicle.
Mrs. Ellis was driving and had whip
ped the horses into run. She evil
IDENTIFY did not comprehend that the
intersection of the streets was 20
close, and, in consequence, was
compelled to make very short turn,
which was the cause of the mishap
In rounding the corner into Grand
avenue the inside wheel struck q
stone, the carriage careened and its
load of human freight was thrown
violently to the ground, some of the
passengers being injured by the h,avy
top of the vehicle. which was broken
off by the violent manner in which
the carriage was dragged over the
ground after it had been overturned.
hh Hboh aH tii' iioir's touih Nv
stopped an inventory was taken OF
the damage done. 1t was found that
Mrs. Ellis was seriously, ard perhaps
fatally, hurt and that every member
of the party was more or less bruised
in consequence of the accident.
Mrs Ellis was carried into the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID.
Cunningham. only a few yards away.
and a messenger dispatched for Dr..
T. d. Palmer; the unfortunate woman
dying however, before his arrival.
Her skull was fractured at the
base of the brain and she was not
conscious at any time after her in
juries. although her pulse continued
Deceased was about thirty five yesrs
of age and is said to have been
separated from her husband for sever
raj months.
Mrs. Ricketts, face was lacerated
and torn and her left arm badly
sprained when the carriage was over
turned. Davis had his upper lip cut
open and his teeth loosened, nccessi-
tating some surgical work by DIR.
Palmer. The injuries sustained by
the other members of the party were
unimportant.
The coroner was called as required
by law, but the cause of Mrs. Ellis
death was so palpable that it was not
deemed necessary to impanel jury
to officially inquire into the matter.
The undertakers at Florence were
notified of the occurrence and sent
after the body of the dead woman,
which was taken home Sunday even
ing.
1t was most unhappy ending OF o
pleasure party and might we'll serve
as u text for an effective homily and
temperance lecture. 1t should, ut
least. prove "A deterrent to racing on
public highways, which is itself n
misdemeanor under the statutes of the
state.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30

Laboring men VIII DO well
to vote for john Meserve for
representative. He h the
labofing mans friend.
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No less than eight illu-trsied aTti-
cl..s are to be- found in the November
Magazine issue of The Outlook. which
has also several full-paRe portraits
of men uf t4i- day. The issue con-
tains. in addition to what may be
carefully prepared history of the
world for week, editorials ON cur.
rent topics of great Importance
reviews of books just published. and
much other matter. Ii is TO be re-
membered that The Outlook appears
fifty-two times year, and that twelve
large illustrated Magazine numbers
are included in the general subcrip-
tion.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30

Cy warman is making tour of
the Northwest for Success. II.
is to write series of articles ON the
possibilities of and the opportunities
in this vast domain. which he will
call "The last of tn. Unraken En-
pire.
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To New Subscribers-The Record
while this story runs for ten cents.
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LITERATY NOTES

Sir A. Conan Doyle will write for
Success" how he originated his IA
nous detective character. Sherlock
Holmes. -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30

~ ~N' .
woman to sacn-
fee the rightful
dover of her
beauty in order
to carry out a
natural function
OF her being.
And nature does
not. The pains
an d suferings
l n c d ent to
motherhood are,
to a large ex-
tent, unnatural.
rI,.
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Well Preserved

Women often astonish new acquaint-
ances, who are introduced to a large
family Of strong boys and healthy girls,
who call this young looking woman
mother. 1t is popularly supposed that
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q for the rest Of this brief campaign
until We finally overlook and captured
Rod he never once missed the trail, not
withdrawing the fact that we frequently
passed over places whore no signs OF
tracks were apparent to US. Tnis, to
my mind. was the most wonderful piece
Of trailing / ever saw.
One tnlng about the Southwestern In
dian 10 that he can endure what would
ktn three white men. In sur pursuit. OF
Geronimo We at one time went without
water for forty-sisht hours. The rains
in that country occur In the spring, and
winter. and all over the country are
deep holes In the rock, in which water
collects during the rainy season and
stands all the year round until the next
winter, ana 1t was upon such places that
We had TO- depend for our supply Of wa
ter. You have no idea Of what the wa
ter in these holes II like. II fairly
s-. ms with tadpoies and wtggletails.
ever we reached these natural wells.
General Lawton used to place guard
around them to prevent the men from
wasting the water. which was doied out
times, when We would camp In the bed
Of a dried-up creek, the men would
spend the whole night digging holes in
the sand In which about pint of water
would collect in three o. four hours.
Work Of the Cactus.
ne VGkGkAuOu tue 0O0ShWCStCIh
country Is peculiar In that nearly every
growing thing has thorqs on Il. The
result was that long before the six
months Of our campaign was ended over
half Of our command were partly naked
and a ragged hat. the rest Of my cloth
ing having been torn to shreds. 1t used
60 amuse me when passing through
Mexican village to hear Colonel Lawton
shout: Boys. straishten up and try to
all that we could do was to throw out
our chests and look brave with what
few worn and dilapidated clothes we had
on our backs.
IT accompanied General Lawton as q
member Of the guard that took Geronimo
and HIS band to st. Augustine, Fla.
These Indians had never been on rail-
road train in their lives. and 1t made
came 30 serious that we had to stop
ten days at San Antonio to let them
recover. In this the Indians showed up
e. the iittle END Of the endurance aaes-
tains and they can stand anything
think, though. that another six months
Of the kind Of campaigning that we I'M
derwent on this trip would have made
The hardships that We stood were
we had been without food for forty-eight
hours, we found q SOW that the Indians
laid out in the sun for four days. We
drove the busxards away. and although
the meat was decidedly ripe we ate Il.
Colonel Lawton saw what we were doing.
and sent an orderly to tell us to leave
the meat alone. that 1t would make us
sick But we sent him a steak. which
he ate that evening, saying that he had
never tasted better meat in all his life.
on another occasion we lived on dried
apples and beans, without salt, mind you,
you cannot drive through the poorer Sec
for sixteen days"
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TOOK $4,000 STAKEICOOD NEWS TO FANS
MAJOR DAINoERFIELD's oooU
RUN AT SHEEPSHEAD.
Alex Shields,s Zoroaster Was Second
and W. G. Whitney's Shipthrift
Got Third Honey-A Disap-
pointment In Chicago.

New York. Sept. 1a-F. G. McLewee &
Co.'S grand performer Major Danger
field, with Odom in the saddle won the
$4,000 annual champion stakes at Sleeps
head Bay today. Alex Shields's Zoroas-
ter was second and W. c. Whitney,
Slipthrift third. The big crowd applaud
ed the finish as the best and closest seen
on the Metropolitan track this season.
Daingerheid winning by nose at the
post Il was the concensus that the win
ming Of the favor1te was entirely due to
odom's wonderful finish.
Seven good horses faced the starter for
this race, which was a trip OF two miles
and quarter. Major Daangerf1eld
closed favorite at to with Aoroastsr
and Ignitsr equal second choices at to
q After minutes delay at the post
Starter Pattengin sent them away on
their long journay to beautiful start.
the horses running head and head for
fuzzy fifty yards Slipthrift forged to
the front. making the first turn. AZ
the field swung into the back stretch
Siipthrift continued to show the way for
nearly two miles.
Rounding the far turn the last time
around. Odom began to send his mount
along. At the stretch he had the leader
beaten and 1t looked as II he would come
home alone, but Shaw on Zoroaster, who
was riding a splendid race. made his
move and was a head in front Of the first
firing Major at the eighth pole Odom,
however. was not to be denied and, rid
ing . wonderfully strong hnish. managed
to snatch victory out Of the fire by Q
nose. Zoroaster wes second. eight
lengths In front Of Slipthrift The time.
1858 was good, as the track was muddy.
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COURT AT coLUMBrANA.
Chancellor Kelly Makes Short Work
of the Docket.

Columbiana, Sept. 13.-(Special.) -Chan-
Gerry Court convened here Thursday, Hon.
Richard B. Kelley. presiding The Chan
cellor did not arrive until about o'clock
and came by the way OF Shelby on the
Alabama Mineral Court was opened and
the docket called that day. Friday the
docket was completed all but signing the
minutes, which was done this morning.
The Chancellor left this afternoon for
his home in Admission. The docket was
rather a large one, Notwithstanding few
cases were litigated. but the Chancellor
dispatched business in his usual expedi-
tious manner, and soon had 1t disposed OF.
The following attorneys were In attend
ance on the Chancery Court outside OF
the local bar: Hon. James E. Webb and
Colonel ]. W. Bush, Birmingham; Hons.
ohm B. Knox and 8. J. Bowie of Annis-
ton; E. H Dryer OF Talladega; Hon. E.
). Leyman and ]. NJ. Reynolds OF Mon
tavallo, Hon. W. r. oliver of Calera,
Colonel ]. C. Hendrix of Atlanta. Ga.
An attempt at burglary was very nice
" frustrated Friday night. A negro was
cutting out with a large knife. panel
If the back door OF the millinery store
4 Misses Hammack and Hawkes., when
Job strickland, the night marshal, came
non him. arrested him and lodged him
y jan. He was a professional and
,roved to be the same rascal who burg
irized the store of Averyt and Averyt
Shelby a few nights previous to that.
Ir. Averyt was sent for and identified
loth'ag the negro was wearing as hav-
ne been taken from their store. They
nd cards on them containing their pri-
ate cost marks. It Is thought there Is a
AN of burglars. but no clue so far has
zen obtained.
John England of Yellow Leaf. was in
he city q few evenings ago and took on
4 superabundance Of dispensary juice.
Becoming boisterous and troublesome, the
marshal, assisted by Sheriff Cox, went
to arrest him. England resisted and sew
,raI OF his friends came to his rescLe.
The sheriff and marshal, in turn, pressed
into their service other citizens and for
a few minutes perfect knock-down and
dragout time was had. The officers Anal
Iy overcame the violators OF the law and
put them IN confinement. The next morn
ting they were brought before Mayor
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QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

Philadelphia Record.
The selfish man doesn't care what hap
pens as long as 1t doesn't happen to him
Some people remain poor because they
throw 30 many bouquets at themselves.
The average woman isn't half so much
afraid OF gossip as she Is of mouse.
Des lers say this Is backward season
for CRABS.
Counting by phone necessitates a good
many rings.
Even the shoemaker objects to awl work
and no play.
siders life a bore.
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ExecUfrjx Notice.

Notice. is hereby given that letters tesla
nentary were granted to the undersigned upon
ihe state Of David T. Blakey deceased. By tns
Probate Court Of Montgomery County, Ala
lama. on the 18th day Of August. 1909. All
persons holding claims against said estate are
notified TO present the same within the time
prescribed by law or the same will be barred.
MARY 8. BLAKEY,
Executrix of the will Of David T. Blaksy. de-
ceased. su-St
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Considerably cooler in Oklahoma district and
generally slightly warmer elsewhere; no rain
in eastern and southeastern dis tricts; rains
in other districts rang ng from light in Texas
lions Of central and Northern Louisiana ana
Central Arkansas.
FRANK p. CaAFFEE,
Section Director. Weather bureau
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. indicates risA Indicatas fall


River Forecast
The Coosa and Alabama will fall very slowly
or remain stationary, during the next tive
days.
The disturbance over Lake Superior yesterdaY
has moved northeastward into Canada; tha
Texas depression has moved southeastward ID
the Middle Gulf coast. while the overflow from
q high bank OF cold air over the Great Plains
has caused rains from the Middle Gulf coast
northward through the Great Valleys %
Northern Illinois. the rainfall being heavy I'd
excessive in portions 1t Arkansas and Louis.
lana. a locally excessive rain also occurred q
Tampa. Fla, yesterday; fair weather now
prevails over the greater portion Of the coun'
try, except cloudy and threatening in the
Middle South and the Great Central ValleyS.
with freezing temperatures in Eastern South
Dakota light to killing frost general In the
Middle West and sharp temperature falls ~
far south as Middle Texas.
Cotton Region Bulletin
u g. Department or Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
For the twenty-four hours ending at a. has
18th Msiii'Nn ti'ne
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. ~.
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Sickness Among Crew.

Kingson, Jam, Sept 13.-The British
steamer Angola, bound for Galveston
from Port Elizabeth via St. Lucia, CALI
ed here today for medical assistance
owing to an outbreak of sickness among
her crew,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsbmg. Sept. 1a-Cincinnati batted
themselves to victory while Pittsburg
could DO but little with Poole until the
left fsld was the feature OF the game.
Pittshury >. EXTRAORDINARILY 10 ::
Cincinnati =. .........o 04001o1 % II o
Batteries-Tannehill and Phelps; Poole
and Bergen.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, Sept. 1s-st Lo,uss pennant
aspirations were dashed today when
Cleveland took two games The second
was q remarkable pitchers battle be-
tween 6vdhoff and Joss and went ten in
ninxs. III the tenth Hickman hit to the
fence for a home run, Hickman was sur
rounded by a cheering crowd of 1900 and
carried off the field. Attendance. 6,2S2.
First game: R.H.E.
Cleveland :. ..........1o20o II /
81. Louis ...>.........O0 001 000I 7
Battertes-Bernhard and Wood; Powell
and Kahoe.
Second game: R.H.E.
ct. Louis ..........i o 00o0001-2 Q 3
Batteries-Joss and Bemis; Sudhof and
sugden.
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The Advertiser correspondent IL in
FORMED by Chairman White that tickets
Tor the primary election Monday have
never been received. 30 the prospects are
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Cool weather, but net too cold to
eat ice cream from The Noe Redik
Order early. Phone SOL.