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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Cliff Hardy was down from Colo
rado Springs Sunday and Monday.
Charles Laizure, left for his home at
Fredonia, Kansas, few days ago,
after a visit of several weeks duration
with relatives in this CITY and vicin-
ity.
W. H. Ray will leave tomorrow
for Geiserville, California. where he
expects TO make his home. His wife
has heen in California for some time.
Lieutenant Lee, until recently Off
Ger in charge OF the local corps of the
Salvation Army, has been transferred
to Cripple Greek, where he will as
suue command OF the Salvation
forces.
A. A. Adamson of Taclamur, who
was seriously i'll here for several
weeks with typhoid fever, left few
Gays ago lot hIllsNiIA', VIVA .9'o'A"'
where he will spend the winter
mCntfIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. J. H. Dickson
have goBe TO Colorado Springs for a
two weeks visit. At the conclusion
of their stay there, they will proceed
to Kansss and Missouri. They will.
he away from Canon about month,
Miss Rosena Catalano died at the
home Of her brother. John Catalane,
at sos Rudd avenue, last THURSDAY
night, aged % years, 8 months and
days. Deceased was born in ST,
Louis, Missouri, and came here fol
her health about seven or eigh
months ago. The funeral was helt
on Saturday. The interment was a
Lakeside eemetry.
l.. d. westtsll, until recently resi-
dent of this place, is now established
at Spokane, Washington, where he il
engaged in the real estate and mining
business. In communication to The
Record a few days ago Mr.. Westfal
says: Spokane has grown in twelve
years from town of 1900 people to .
city of so, 900 population. by reason
of the mineral, timber and agricul'
tural resources of the surrounding
country. Many people,. he AYERS,
"have become rich during the last
few years in the wheat growing bust
ness and that progress and prosperity
are in the air. v
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23

merchants have pointed ont to the
people that bargains may be- had at
home and that the metropolitan
tradesman is not 'the only pebble on
the beach.
In consequence OF his enterprise in
this direction he has turned tn.
golden stream into his own co:fsrs.
where it properly belongs
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23

. have fne Line Of rubber tiret
rigs which ! am putting out at a clos
figure. Let me show you same.
25tf Frank +. Thomas.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23

4 large supply Of grape Baskets
nj Fruit association. Also pear
boxes and other fruit packages. We
handle only the hest packages and
the lowest price. 34tf.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23

Fresh vegetables received every
morning Nc Nelly & BLACKBURN. 34tf
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-23

The Estate Oak is the best heating
stove made. Ellis Il Hood
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

audience by the dowager This the first time
recognition church.
and it also the first time in his fothree
director Of the that Sir Robert been granted
audience dowager recalled Sir
beginning 1850 that these been fol-
lowed China might have been saved much The
piled that would Others
although could not be made.
mountain arsenic has discovered about fifty miles
southeast Tacoma, This claimed
important body arsenic found in America The supply
Cornwall United States importing
about 81 000, 900 yearly.
Egan, 17-yearold boy Chicago,
the Humane Society London. society
only these medals and this is the first time
resident of United States.
OF the king who will hold there from time time the
future 1t thought that the assembly
Of Scotch known the of the Kirk The
young palace
time during his invasion of Scotland in 1745
The plan at Havana killing mosquitoes thought
with yellow worked marvelousy
deaths Since the
mosquito killing operation there
deaths Havana
September 1901 yellow
reported
missionary recently from India the
the amines there the anyas corner
unheard of
there failure OF in section they put
that the
matter much suffering there around them they
their pursesrng authority that
the British interfere
yas mutny
sands Of lives the British.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01
New Paper Tricks 3
Simple Experiments That Diit Surprise the
Old and Delight the Young-4 Paper Raft.

nued to round and round until stopped
and without accident.
continued to make experiments.
teresng and instructive that of constructing tiny
mill lighted
and floating the whole ,-
All the tricks have here described and illustrated
be successfully performed by who will little
and can that it delightful way
entertain children at afternoon evening 1t will
be readily that the designs
possibilities of be had in this direction
they intended to suggestions
tive the discovery other novelties interesting
easily performed these
When floating the it should be carefully
not to allow water to the edge fra
begin to sink at
Before spinning the hummng slight
in the paper for the peg in
TO make candle go-round fasten hoods of writing
paper to slice of cork then place this
stick Fasten the lower cardboard
and set this in circular floating writing
paper. Make all fastenings with sealing
The tower eight high upon
OF floating writing fastened other sealing
The upright posts between story
two sheets writing the way
each other and held in position with sealing
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

nish children. ordinary writing
adjusted will float for apparently indefinite period
-Four half sheets which foated by dry
surface after having been the for
days when I first placed them on the liquid
surprised of all learn the weight
these floating One day while experiment.
with rather carelessy placed spool
the half Sheets expecting of the
bottom immediately This did happen however and
curiosity prompted add weight Reck
laid penknife of the SPOOL
the still floating; when
freight the shape of four 1cent pieces,
obstinately refused to sink
learning the carrying capacity Of whole
floating writing placed stiff
then proceeded to load it with the
shown the illustration. Of
should float surprising but that
it should float weight nothing short OF
Continuing experiments along this line placed
thirty by forty inches the surface
this first laid sticks length
these sticks placed large tin bowl top
bowl seated which weights just five
half pounds The result that here pictured. .
spirit of mischief than anything else started
the floating Sheets and although the flames
nrcey they did scorch the Returning
to the weight test again. delicate tower of writing
height made of writ
1t hoated beautifully and asceained that tho
this could easily
single Sheet but four to keep balanced
Later on humming top half sheet Of floating
with almost certain knowledge that its would
in contact with it, but
almost certain knowledge rudely shaken for the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

Juniors that going
e6 special interest to them.
future there will be quite kind Of work
before Juniors that will meet with hearth
interest enthusiasm. have
sded this week about lack of precision which fire.
Qenty carelessness want to learn
10 practical instructions
them to the letter. make of business
unless learn this The Junior work
doing it in school practical training
direction realize full
into only wish that
boys took seriously to the work.
been good recently
Ing Of by pupils It is quite necessity
all right provided the kind of
There and know speaking
acquaintance with useful This not
anything that might under the head of horrble
all things better The really
however set these things out
at great length 1t mention them because they
with headlines which attract
the attention They made feature of the
paper.
point reading paper especially with
time avoid all purely prophetic articles
those which what writer's think is likely happen 1t
II enough actually
Without being bothered by what somebody thinks is going to
happen.
call especial attention the history Of
NE United States, editorial
Batd beginning of especial bearing
fs special contest The history be written all right in
myself When decided contest,
would try hand it, that could know what might be
dome and would impossible of consid
1Fable thought choose work
b them all within the word limit This the first
time that have made working Junior Of myseand really
sn5oyed it. that
idea heartily receive much pleasure satisfaction
The Editor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

BE decision of the supreme court is that it has
Jurisdiction to the of the state of Minnesota
against the Northern Securities This
H|gM that in the court
but will be tried in the federal court in Minnesota
of Prussia arrived in New York day late,
weather. of his has
Shr gayey him, with lunches dinners reviews and
foalities The prince apparently has made good the
reputation tactfulness goodfeowshp modesy which
Meteor launched Tuesday according
Roosevelt breaking the bottle of
its then cutting the that held the
boat talked
bracelet containing his miniature set
prince the
1000 from all the country
Prince Henry humorousy remarked he to make his
speech large
tribute to the Of the America quoted
him by the just before left
TN will meet members Of the and wish
that the United
fsstes almost with my generals in command"
Tslka with their friends their
having accomplished g.
mountains the middle Of the night left
roadside small The
dressed and the old baby of
Nme. without clothing it Still
suffered serious harm from the
of South startled
DE which ended blows
Senator who president
tam senate ordered that the Of both be
stricken afterward
wished to shift the burden Of punishment
liz shoulders thought
would expelled suspended certain length Of
but that found be mpractcabe and will prob
censured instead.
Following
Tnan recall his acceptance OF the invitation
- Dinner at the White House given for Prince Henri Senator
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01
A Small Boys Complaint.

Why can't boys get to be men
Thout taking time to grow?
And what's the good of baby shoes
And skirts, I'd like to know?
Why can't have some regular pants,
The kind with pockets in?
And what's the good Of horses, when
They are all made Of tin?
And why do folks most always say.
Look out!" ."Be careful, dear!'
It's not much fun to be boy,
When people are so queer!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

Tllman president then formally
cancelled the this Governor
North Carolina asked the president recall his
Of the to the at
his promise sword Lieutenant Micah Jenkins
an that has been requested take this
action the president by contributors the fund
Spain the hroes OF strike riots which threaten the
foundations of the kingdom Barcelona alone 500
killed between the the rioters The entire
wrecked the shells and the ruins caught
martial proclaimed. General Weyer, who made
minister time has asked that he be free
hand in the treatment Of the strikers
Admiral schley his has been taken The
delegation has asked that certain bills about Shley
which have been file for time be taken
The university given by Carnegie Washington
institution in that will have buildings staff
teachers, organization will admit of the
handling of the funds The idea of the university is
scientific Investigation along all lines It scientist
the important discovery and
authorities of the that he
right that furthermore his discovery will be of
his Investigations the possible
may m given enough live on well
pay his experiments in such in
vestigator obliged give other
that the university shall practical
terial benefit to mankind.
Ponce, Rico had taste Of riot last when
melted strike Tho Ameri
the chief Of police attempted the
leader and seriously
cries Of Down with the Americana" but
serious that the
work what started the trouble
dislking foreigners doing such work
neverceasn9 the Chinese since the
Of Picking Sir
and Bishops Favfer and Lrdin recently
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

NJ OTHING is interesting than the in which
IN notions world
turned by experiment that heavy body
would fall faster than light until wise soul tried
it discovered that all bodies fall And
fancy that questioned would piece of
would float length water and
tanly would weight But experiment the
contrary Indeed the number of things that be with
floating will only surprise old people, but will fur
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01
TO SETTLE CANADA.

than 5000 boys
studying books history,
plain her system
The books supplied dominion
Srathcona Canadas high commissioner mother
country will valuable medals spring
pass examination
his counrymen British
tage of the dominion field for emigration.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01
HEATING POWER OF COAL.

load of coal is left Of DOORS to weather
monthit
ton Of coal is placed the left
per ton IL placed under she'd the latter loses about Is
Of its heating force the
rs great saving of coal to have in dry place.
all sides softer the the heating
combustion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

single sheets rolled like uprghs
with scissors to fit On each of lay
sheet of for the
section separately placed upon with
difficulty.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

aN decision of the supreme court is that it has I
jurisdiction to try the Of the state of Minneso
against the Northern Securities company. This meal
but will be tried in the federal court in Minnesota
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18
PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Short Sellers Keep Clear of the Mar
ket i'm Several Leading Stocks.

Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.1
NEW YORK, Feb. 1T.-During the first
half of to-day's session transactions were
extremely light and commission house bust
ness was practically at a standstill. Never
theless the market had a good undertone
and the traders, in view of the absence
of liquidation during the past week. were
not disposed to sell The market short.
There was an active opening in Metropoli-
tan, and owing to a better understanding
OF the scheme for raising the new capital
for the company there was none of the
pressure which was noticeable during the
first hour of trading in Saturdays mar
ket. Speculative interest in Southern has
fallen off materially and the pool opera
lions have been reduced TO smaller linen
sions. On the whole, however, the stock
ability should the rest of the market be-
come more active the manipulation OF the
stock will be resumed and higher prices
established. The Steels were rather more
active and stronger than for some time,
although neither the common nor preferred
scored any material gains. Specialists in
the preferred stock believe there is a steady
investment absorption of it. Tennessee
Coal had "A sympathetic movement with
Steel stocks, but the transactions were
largely of a speculative character. Dur
ing the afternoon the market became more
active and in some instances, notably
Sugar. enjoyed a sharp advance. The mar
ket, although reacting somewhat from the
highest prices, closed generally strong and
not far from the top.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18
Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Original (war with Spain)-John A. Maddox.
Bedford, So; Geston p. Hunt. Orange, Sc; Sheldon
Hawley, National Military Home, Marion. S.;
Cornelius Means, Shelbyville. Sl2; James H.
dianapois, s17; James NJ. Chadwick Craw-
louisville. 81, Francis NJ. Hays, Muncie, $i2:
Andrew J. Donovan. Yorktown, IS: George Blunt
ing, JefersonviIle, So William H Spalding.
James Bex. Huron. s24; Frederick Bowers. In
dianapolis, IS; Abraham VanderpOoI, Hymera.
$l2; William Lee Yates. Butler. SI4: James A.
Pressly, indianapolis, IS; Simeon G. Crawford,
Albany. $12.
Original Widows. etc.-Mary Spell. ManviIIe.
IS; Benjamin Digs Gather, Reddington, ST.;
Clara Michael, Indiana polls. IS: minors of John
Seibel. Decker. S12; Mary NJ. Abbott. Winchester.
man. Lagrange, IS; Barbara Giegoldt, Aurora,
$40: Emma W. Rice. Bloomington. SIP: Mary e..
Burns. Waymansville. S.; minor of James r.
McFetridge, Princeton. Sl4; Rebecca Lash.
NOrthingtOn, s..
Increase, Restoration. Reissue, etc.-Otto H.
Hasselman. indianapolis. SIP; John A. Polly.
New Albany. $40; Eli Slsugh.erback, Leaven-
worth. s14; Jack Willis. Lafayette. IS: William
Thomas Moran. National Military Home, Mar
ion, IS: Joshua n. Foster, Boswell, IS. Frank
r. Hayes. Soldiers Home. Lafayette, $40; Will
liam II. Wright, National Military Home. Mar
Home, Marion. IS; Nutter r. Bowman. Kokomo.
81: Joel b. Bryant, Converse. s12; William h
Fithian, indianapolis, Sl2; James NJ. Thompson.
National Military Home, Marion. SIP: Mount
Earl Park, s12; Jacob II. Davis. Greenfield. Sl2;
Louis Gillaum, Peru, -.
Restoration. Reissue. Widows. etc.-Jane Ross.
East Enterprise, 81
Pendleton. SIP; Mary ]. Downs. Jonesboro. sl2;
Nancy Gillespie, Princeton, sl2.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Feb. I7-Butter-Receipts. 5.59e
packages. Market steady; State dairy. Z042sc;
State 22gS0c; juno creamery, 17q25c;
renovated. 15kQ23zc; factory. 1562lc. Cheese
Receipts, ,2s2 packages. Market firm; State full
creams, small early made. fancy colored, l1%G
l2c; State full creams. small early made. fancy
Q1lo: large early made. fancy white. l0%c. Eggs
Receipts. Ash packages. Market firm; State
and Pennsylvania. SAC: Western, at mark, 34c;
Southern, at mark, S3kc.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. T.-Butte hrmer and
&c higher; extra Western creamery, 30c; extra
nearby prints, &c. Eggs strong and &c per
dozen higher; fresh nearby. 4Oc; fresh Western.
4Oc; fresh Southwestern, 40c; fresh Southern, 36c.
creams, fancy small. na11%c; New York full
creams, fair to choice, &auHc
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1Z.-Butter firm and higher:
fancy imitation, 20Q22c; fancy creamery, 29Q3Oc;
fancy ladle, nQ19c; fancy roll, 1S020c; good roll,
higher: fresh. 34a35c. Cheese firm and more
active and unchanged; large, uhHl1llc; medium,
I2612hc; small. 12Aal2i2c.
ELGIN, Feb. 17.-There were no offerings
or sales OF butter on the board to-day. but the
claring a firm market at 2sc. The sales OF the
week aggregated 600, 600 lbs.
CHICAGO. Feb. lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady: cream
1Oa12c. Eggs excited and strong: fresh, 51Q32c.
KANsAS CITY, Feb. 17-Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted on Change
at 27lzc per dozen. loss off, cases returned; new
whitewood cases included. CSC.
CINCINNATI. Feb. Egg stl long at soc.
Butter firm; extra creamery, 2sc; frsts. 27a2Sc:
seconds, 2Sd25c; dairy. lie. Cheese steady; Ohio
fiat, lie
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 7.-Butter-Common and
medium. 15G16c per ID; good. lie. Eggs. CSC.
ST. Feb. firm at 22d2sIbc:
creamery. 1Sd251zc. Eggs higher at soc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18
BuIIish Feeling at the Close.

ISisson & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Good buying ap-
peared in Metropolitan at the start. with
the stock in demand. there being a large
short interest outstanding. Manhattan and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit were quite strong.
with the shorts covering, but there was no
investment buying or the latter. Amalga-
mated Copper was bid up early, following
an advance of spot copper in London, but
the stock met with free selling. Sugar was
strong on an advance in the refined grades,
although Washington advices were not so
favorable. Good buying developed in United
States Steel. following the return of Pres
ident Schwab, who was very enthusiastic
over the bright outlook for the steel trade,
with additional profits arising from the
economies resulting from consolidation.
Operations in Peoples Gas savored of
manipulation. During the afternoon Sugar
was bid up by lower Wall street and start
ed shorts to covering, A-malgamated Copper
followed the advance. being influenced by
limitations that the next dividend would
not be reduced or passed. The market
closed with a decidedly bullish feeling.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18
STAGNANTSHARE MARKET
BROKERS KEPT FROM THE STREET
BY THE HEAVY SNOW.
Light Volume of Business, with n Mar
row Price MOvement-COntinued
Easy Monetary situation.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-To-day's severe
snowstorm lessened the attendance at the
Stock Exchange and made the stay short
Of those brokers who did attend. The con-
sequence was a dull and uninteresting mar
ket Of no fixed tendency. Only a few stocks
showed dealings of any Importance. and
the price movement in these was inclined to
vary. A number of usually inactive stocks
made some progress upward. The under
tone was firm, and while the prices did not
always hold at the best, the level of prices
did not get below Saturday night. There
was an active speculation in Metropolitan
Street-railway. but the opinion of the new
plan remained about as unfxed as since
its PRONUNCIATION. Sugar advanced on &C
count of the rise in the prices of refined
sugar and the continued hope that the duty
on Cuban sugars would be RENTED by
Congress. The urgent buying of raw cop
per in London and the sharp advance in
the price resulted in buying OF Amalga-
mated Copper here. There was some
movement in the stocks of different steel
companies, apparently in connection with
the annual meeting Of the United States
Steel Corporation, but the movement Of the
United States steel stocks themselves was
narrow. and dealings were not on a very
large scale, considering the enormous vol
ume OF the capital. The railroad list, out
side some of the minor StOckSy was slug
gish and neglected. The continued paucity
OF the grain movement and the obstruction
to traffic by storms foreshadows a repeti-
ton Of the decreases Of first week gross
earnings for the second week in February.
The money market showed some degree
of firmness, although not quotably changed.
The large operations by individual banks
disclosed by the bank statement gave fresh
confederation TO the superstition that large
syndicate transactions are in preparation.
The flow of money from the West is show
ing a decline, but the outflow by exports of
gold has been checked, owing to the re-
Punishment of Bank of England supplies
and the actual plethora of funds in Ger
many. The government surplus also is
running light this month. The late rise in
Sugar TO three points over Saturday, and
the recovery to the top in Amalgamated
Copper, sustained the market, which was
otherwise inclined to yield in successive
spots. TIL closing was irregular.
Bonds were steady. Total sales at par
value were $3,470,00 United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
Following are the days share sales and
recorded price changes: