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Cañon City record., 1902-12-18

leaving the penitentiary, in loung-
ing about the lobby of the Strathmore
hotel, where they were the guests
of Mr.. Waters at 6 o'clock dinner.
The members of the Cripple Greek
Press club constitute jolly crowd of
fellows on such an occasion as the one
of last Sunday. and the people of
Canon City extend them a cordial in
vitation to come this way again.
The visiting party was composed of
the following gentl tlemen: ". S. Alex
andar. j. B. Wiggenhorn, 7. r..
Sharpe, VIM. Harris, Charles Ander-
son, J. G. Jones, Frank Conehay. II.
s. Taylor, S. W. Viller, Phil knowl-
ton, e. ]. Campbell. VIM. Carouthers
and Frank P. Sheafor of Cripple
Creek, VIM. Hayden, L. II. Gross and
Frank p. Mannix of Victor, l.. Thiele
and E. T. Bugh of Goldfeld, j. W.
Wilson of Cameron, J. W. Parfet of
Gelett and Superintendent Jesse II.
Waters.
The party left for Cripple Greek at
9:80 Sunday evening, after a pleasant
days outing.
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18
Cripple Creek Editors
Entertained by the Warden

have delighted the traditional Bos-
tonian, was as follows:
Soup la beans, bean stew, roasted
Texas steer with bean gravy, small
artilleries served on the side, Boston
baked beans, bean croquettes, bean
patties, bean pie with cheese, frosted
cup cakes with beans. bananas, ap-
pies, cracked nuts, coffee, Canon City
vichy water, celery. The last course
consisted of capsules, each containing
three uncooked navy beans.
Frank P. Mannix. treasurer of the
club, officiated in the capacity of
toastmaster and brief post prandial
speeches were made by Passenger
Agent ] B. Wiggenhorn and Others,
after which a resolution was adopted
endorsing Warden Martins admins
tration of the penitentiary. the party
later posing for picture by the
prison photographer on the steps lead
ing to the residence of Deputy War
den Burghart.
Owing TO the somewhat disagreeable
character of the afternoon. the visi-
tors did not devote great deal of
time to 'doing" the town. preferring
to spend the remaining hours, after
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18

Members of the Cripple Greek Press
club to the number of about a
score, were visitors in this city last
Sunday, having been brought down
from the great gold camp on special
train as the guests of Jesse II. Waters,
the genial superintendent of the
Canon City & Cripple Greek as
sociated railroads.
The party arrived here shortly after
10 O'Clock and were driven in carriages
to the penitentiary, where its mem
bers were to be entertained at dinner
by Warden Martin, With whom most
of the visitors were on terms of in
timacy and familiarly referred to him
as Warden Jack" Martin.
The host had previously notified
the president of the club that a BAN
uuet of beans would be served. but he
was not taken seriously until the
guests sat down to dinner in the
officers mess room, when it was real
lied that he had intended the an
nouncement to be accepted as literal
fact, for beans were about the only
thing in evidence in the way of
eatables.
The bill of fare. which would
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18
Buy Father a Wheel.

Sometimes the family chips in and
buys the father a present of some
value. Would he appreciate any,
thing so much as wheel? 1t helps
save him steps and is bboth luxury
and necessity. am selling wheels
at 20 per cent off for Christmas.
r. E. Thomas.
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18

Most of the ore that finds it. way to
Canon City for crushing comes from
western Colorado. the amount mined
in that section being many times the
capacity of the reducing plants in this
city. The expansion OF the Empire
Zinc Company's bus ness is another
evidence Of prosperity On its part,
which must be matter of satisfac-
tion to all. rs the community ut large
is indirectly benefited in consequence
of its enlarged operations. Mr..
Livingstone stated to the writer the
other day that the company had never
had any trouble with its employees,
who We're n very superior class OF
men and that they realized that their
interests and the company's are
identical.
Just how soon the imr rovements
now being made will be finished we
are unable to state, as that matter
depends largely upon the character of
the weather for the next FIVE or
months, but II is certain tha. the con-
tracter will push the work as rapidly
as possible in Difference to the wishes
of Mr.. Livingstone and his associates.
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18
BalIu,d,s norehound syrup

Immediately relieves hoarsc, croupy
cough, oppressed. rattling, rasping
and difficult breathing. Henry @.
Stesrns, Druggist, Shullsburg. Wis
copsin. writes May 20, 1901: II have
been selling Billiards. Horehound
Syrup for two years. and have never
had preparation that has given
better satisfaction. / notice that
when / sell bottle they come back
fobr more. 1 can honestly. recon-
mend It,. 50c and 81 90 Mt Hunter
Palmer's.
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18

Miss Eldora Britt. teacher in the
South Canon schools, was called TO
her home at Hadley, Indiana, last
week by the illness of her mother.
Miss Britt will not return to Canon
until after the holidays.
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18
Get the Boy a Wheel

You can't please that boy any
better than by giving him wheel
for Christmas. I have a big line at
30 per cent off. F. E. Thomas.
Cañon City record., 1902-12-18

DeWeese & Turnbull hnve money to
loan ON first class real estate security
at 8 per cent interest. 8tf
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NOT A CANDIDATE.
w. Madden Has Decio
Ate C0urgc

hon. j, w. mduuSH Tlds OcClC ID
His Course, m,
Crockett, Texas. March lG,--Ilon. /,
Madden will not be a candidate Il ect
missioner OF the general land ofhc H.
The Post correspondent he said to, W
regret that I am SO situated that | as
cnter the race for land commissions
since my name was hrst mentioned :,
vection with the office, letters from
every seq ion of the state have pou
on me, urging me 10 become a can,
and pledglng support, ana am sorry
I can not accede 10 tue Mlsnts or
friends who have thus voluntarily cap
I'D a desire that ! should make the
/ am also sorry that | can not Yield e.
unanimous request of my own county
ocratlc committee, to become chndl
for this manifestation OF the cpnhdenc
my own people IS especially gratifying
me But To- say nothing Of the latHi
iu the campaign, and the heavy expense
rideut 10 such a canvass. my professir
arrangements are such that | can noi
Justice 10 those who have Entrusted n
legal business 20 nay care leave home
AZ least the next four weeks. The
trict court Of my own county W now in
sion aud 1 have cases already set down
trial al Intervals until April 3. conld
lepve home before then, and by that d
tho raInpnign would he so far advanf
n. indeed. II Is not already so, thAt
wnald he entirely too late TO make sue
canvass NJ the State as the cNigcni
would impose.
''F7r these reasons. I must decline TO
come . candidate, and j vast 10 ask /
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with Scant encouragement in the exc
and Americans were stagnant Home
We're dun and lower.
Berlin, March 10 Tho hoel So expert
IN exceedingly stagnant week exc
bank stocks, in which thcrc was cor
able activity upon the absorption 1
Breslaucr Discouto bank and the Ban
sud Deutschland ~ Darmstadt a.
Darmstader hank As n result OF Z
ther increase in the capital OF the
GesChelshaft, together with the llu
conversion and the Russian loan, Ia
German capital participates, most
bank stocks scored further advanc,
speculation was not Infected as mt
could have been expected.
Although the Iron market Is still I
ing and several price advances We
nounced during the past week, iron
orally were several points below las
Coal shares fell heavily through
charge OF many employees OF the l.
company and generally unsatisfactory
| reports. Most Of the other industri
weak.
Tho shares OF the Hamburger
steam Packet company fen slightly
announcement thar the capital OF II
ppny has been increased.
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CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST
The ship Subsidy Bill VIII Be Disposed
Of In the Senate Today.
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL M HOUSE
The Contested Election Case iron, Ken
lucky VIII Likely Be Decided in Favor
OF Moss, the Republican.

Washington, March 18.--rn accordance
with the agreement reached week ago,
the senate viii begin voting on the ship
subsidy bill and amendments tomorrow at
2 o'clock There viii be no speech making
after the voting begins. The senate win
meet ut II o'clock an hour earlier than
usual In order to give senators who may
stlil wish to be heard an opportunity to
speak on The bill before the time TO vote
arrives. with the subsidy bill disposed Of
the bill introduced by Senator Hoar for the
protection Of the president of the United
States from assassination Will assume first
place on the calendar. having been mute
the unfinished business. II lis not eypec ed,
however, that there viii he prolonged de-
bate upon this bill and there Is great In
leFtSt among senators as to which Of sew.
etnl measures viii no next preferred, The
republican steering committee probably viii
meet Monday to consider this matter.
Either the Olepmargarine bill or the Chinese
cNuluSioa hill doubtless Will he made The
diminished business 10 succeed the prcS.
dental protection measure, though ths
Nicaragua canal bill also is pressing Tor
attention. The canal BILL however, accord
| tug 10 present understanding, viii hc ccul-
/ PEELED TO walt on both the other bills
/ There IN suggestion which members OF
the steering committee are considering TO
allow the Chinese bill and The oleomargar
1 lhe bul TO run along side by sides one of
| them occupying the morning hour and tlpr
| other taking The time after the expiration
nt that hour The advocates Of both bills
are confident OF the outcome.
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INHALED OIL FUMES.
Resulted Fatally in the Case Of j. M.
RaineY an Engineer.

Resulted Fatally in the Case Of j. M.
RaineY an Engineer.
Wichita Falls Texas, March 16.-J. NJ.
RaIney, engineer at the elevator, is dead
as the result OF inhaling the fumes from
an empty oil fuel tank. lie went into the
tank ans.trled to get out as soon as he he
came aware of the gas but fell after reach
Ing the exit Mr. Dodge at once raised an
alarm and went after Ralney but was over
come. Arthur Cor then went into the
tank and succeeded in tying rope to
Dodges foot but was overcome when near
the exit, he was drawn out in an insensi-
bic condition. u. NJ. Perkins then went
down and succeeded In getting rope
around Rainey's body. though he was him
self unconscious when he was drawn out.
Mr. Raincy was then pulled out and lin
Eered for some time The three brave men
who risked their lives are out Of danger
but their experience has been a trying one.
Mr Dodge Is still in bed.
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FORT WORTH An unknown man
drcppcd dead four miles north Of here on
the Rock Island track On his person was
found letter from brother, dated at
Galveston March s. 1900 IN reference ia
an estate pending settlement T. r. Llv-
ingStuu was signed to the letter
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Inn COMMERCE OF JAPAN
H.. the china-Japan War It Has
' Grown Very Much,
II. ,rAONG ARTICLE IS RAW SILK
go !, Had Only Eighteen Miles OF
IN TO- u,,il,oad--Now It Has Total
OF 42ot Miles,

80, March 16.--S. UchdN, consul
New 1anon AT New York has re
''o reports from Toxic dealing win the
fen, w., trade Of that country Tor iast year
'0i,'s ,hs development OF its railways
ina 'N s.rolcn trade Of Japan for last year
lue .vn the largest figures ON record
n's ,ato, amount OF exports ana imports
Sfnc we avceedod 5O0,Oo0,oO0 yen in value.
iI'ne orc the comparative statistics
,hs last few years:
Sfor 'H' Total imports Excess OF
iears-- '0 Yen. Yen.
4iWl ''''''. 401 60 700 S2.S3i ooi
+ "" ''',..... iio.33hWD "t,-'u y,
&iSP ''''''... 443255Wn III HNB
lSs '''''... 3s2, 439,WO ~" l6o.hi
nv, oontlnuous excess of imports over
,o,ts is due partly to the remarNable
'asrsss OF enterprises aud partly to tho
rys II tho standard OF living in general
,,s,o the China.Japanese war.
sN, loading articles of exports were raw
,n' ,bich amounted in value to 24.Oup,oM
,ost year. and the next was the
~ snk valued at 23,OO0,00o yen.
npWo .,,,o cotton yarns, 2l,UN.uOO yen,
i ius;" conner, 100000 yen S0ch laiG
l NJ uUf NJ export huSlness, especially 90
IVIu" suk as attained last year has no
rrlSo,le in the histroy of Japah's foreign
Rhtde. .,.,,, ,,.o,,o,,t T., durir,
H. i,st vpnr werc cotton to the Nhlne OF
,s eoop 00i ven: sugar. 2i.O00.O 0O Seu: pc
'oIeun 30 100000 ven; machinery, louOh,
w yso and rice tuW0.0oO ven. Tho to
a, r,lue of Japan's export trade last wear
..snoooded tho nreviouS wear by ilWWoW
eSu while its Imports were 100000 ven
,., than the preceding year. Tho prluci
", We tunnorts which decreased In value were
.bI,tings. cotton prints. moussclinc, rails
tnn sfoel rice and valvets.
Slncc the government constructed It's hrSt
~ ~ railroad of eighteen niles from
yotohama 10 Toxic IN 1872. the total mil
.ags In the country has Increased to 4,2Ol
mIes Which IN 1910 handled it3Wh.WN
nessenrers and 100000 tons OF freight
n ihe total mileage 29Gl miles are owned
br prlyate corporations and 1859 miles BY
fhe government now has under couStruc
ZION lines that wilt cost 2i6S3.IG9 yen anc
,br priygtc c0rporntiOns have work that
Mil cost q 2S3. 130 ven The rcnorts thus
rlossifed the capital OF the private rail
Nays: Stocks. ISL ,267,472 ven; bonds, H.
The rio gross earnings Of both State apt
private railways for 1900 We're H26I.i"
ion. the gross expenditures 90, T23,2 64 yen
md the net profits "a 200, 100 yen,
Al the end NJ 1900, on all lines there were
1874 locomotives. til6 passenger coachc
and 1921 freight cars in use.
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tcous gentleman, and believe that he is a
mau III the highest honor aud integrity
and democrat lu,Nl and true. his .ong
experience iu tho land office TN the various
posi- ions hc has held there ought to oml.
ucntly ~ him for the place and euahle him
to render the people Of this state most eX.
crlleut service In the position 10 which he
uspircs"
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llorsn FORECAST,

Washington. March rs, Tho house dur
lug The present week will pass the river and
horbor bill; will decide tho contested cleo.
tion cnsc OF Moss vs.. llhca from tho third
KcntucS district, and will consider the bill
for the retirement Of officers Of the revenue
enter service, Such Is he program ef
the public leaders. The report In the con
tested election eases Is against MIR. Rhea
the sitting member who Is a democrat
and q Is regarded as iuregoue conclusion
that ne viii bp unscNtrd. rne revenue cui
ter service bill was defeated iN the last con
glc~s, but us Friends claim to have hope
thai II win meet a better fate now. II *
believed lhHt the river and hArhcr I'LL will
net run7Wuv more lhan two days 4 few
m, mhcfs who are dissatisfied with appro
puuiiuus for improycmeniS iu their district
Viii make uu r0art 10 amend II on thc door
TO Wrrt ihpI individual Wishes, hut the
committee hyiryc thew viii have strength
enough o prevent shy attempt 10 amend
which 1t WIS reported from the committee
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CRY ASSESSOR.

I hereby announce myself as candidate
for reelection 10 the Office VI city assessor
and collector, subject TO the action OF the
democratic primaries. +
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sTREET COMMISSIONER.

hereby Announce as q candidate Tor tns
Office az Street Commissioner subject to
the action Of the DEMOCRATIC primaries
Jack Kennedy
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post is authorized 10 announce DR..
", NJ Rrumhy as a candidate Tor city
Health Officer. subject to the action OF
the democratic PRIMARIES
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ron ALDERMAN.

I am candidats for alderman q. the
Second ward. subject 10 the sction ~ no
democratic nrilaarics and Respectfully 50
H'i' your s0ip's'' @ Ed settegass.
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At the solicitation OF my many friends
| announce myself as a candidate for res
election for the ofhee Of street commits.
sioner OF the city OF Houston subject 70 the
action OF the democratic nrimnrtes
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kept In state of cleanliness which Is i'm
possible on line where coal Is used as a
motive power.
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hereby announce myself as a Candidate
for the office Of city attorney, subject. 10
the action Of the democratic primaries
i. II. stone.
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roR nlsTRICT CLERK.

FOR DISTRICT CLEKN.
/ hereby announce a.. self as capuiAhts
for the office OF district clerk, suh3eet 70 ae-
ton OF the democratic pflmsrles, -.
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/ hereby announce myself as. canaldAte
for health officer. subject 70 the action OF
the democratic primaries. !,
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Al the solicitation OF my g MrEne'
who have contributed TO my announce9-,.4s
fund, j announce myself ss a candidate fof
re- election to the office Of city attorney.
subject TO the action of the demeerauc
primaries. zoe a. SAn-
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A Good Strike at Powell,
Corsicana, Texas March ld While pump
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TIE PORT OF e. pAso.

The Customs Receipts Are Gradually
Increasing.
Galveston, Texas, March i6.--J. A. Me-
Emery, special agent OF the treasury de
n,.,s OF the United States government
- - so, Is Aero on
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County.
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Die &eble nit einem &aliermelier.
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Gienitae, puroen bon Beaumont
aus nibt tueniaer als 70, 900 Barrels
Yetr0leum perl9ift.
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Deutld : amerifanilbe 3eitungen
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benz neutrality-suspicious. in reuoeut=
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mablenbe Npentiure, fret bearbeiten
unb auf benz &atbeoer purtragen.
Gin Mitibuler mdblte iene Moen=
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gabune als burb ben @ebrauh
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oereleiben mieberbolten lib unsdb=
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gutter . .-eriolIte 9beDlpge tperoen
uno itarb als Wirtb-unter lautlo1er
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@e4Tbsr6O Sabrcn

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thing : Sprup opn WiIiDuen BON
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burb bas S6reien zines &inbes ge=
itDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor
Sbmeraen meint? Mern 10, laife
lDfOrt cine Slaibe BON ,Mrs.
Winsl0ps SDDtbing Sprup" bplen.
Sein 8ertb tit unbeaablbar. Sc
miro benz fleinen 2eioenben iofDrt
2inoerung peri6afen. 8erlaBt eub
oarauf Wfitter, eS lit feir 3tpeifel
bariber. Sc BELT Diarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Wager unb bic Mierer, be-
ieitigt @ino : &olif, ertpei1t ben
@aumen, perbinoert Gntsiinbung
unb ftdrft bas gauge Spftem. rMrs.
@inslDms Soptbine @brup" fir CAB.
nenoe &inber 1T angenebm i'm @e..
fbmaf; bas @ecept ftan1,nt BON
einem Der befter tpeibfiben Merste in
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fibnen Belajdger uno MiiIiundre
Dber BON 8faofinbern, Die Jranf=
reid ~auSianbte. bic @ntbedunaen in
Der Weuea Welt fort3ufeben, beluht.
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fino jeoob Der Wabnelt nidt iiber=
liefert pprben.
acknowledging Sabre nab Gar
tiers interchangeable i'm @plf pptt
st. 2aturence DerDfentlitte Samuel
be G%bamplain. Der unter ben Sn=
oianern am oft : ufer bes 6uron<
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