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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03
Three Modes Here.

mere are three modes of crossing the
Caucausus-by public diligence when one
pays Rl9.60, which is about $3.50, with %
cents at each station to the driver; when
one has good outside seat under a hood,
and makes the journey in two days and a
night. by post, for $8.25 or whereabouts;
where one person only can sit outside and
there is no hood. and the journey is done
IN twenty-seven hours, travelling all night,
and by private diligence, at cost of sos So
FOUR seats and a top four horses and much
delay! After mature elaboration we have
decided that next time we make the tour
and may there be next tine-we viii go
by post. bribing the guard to give us sec
ono seat outside and choosing a day when
there Is almost n oOposAibility of rain, for
nothing can abe1 More wmdeffuI than the
night drive In the ImoaneAins, and nothing
can be more fdtsagreeahie than the night
spent In the very dirty ald infested" little
mountain inns. or the long waits and un-
certainty about horses--cansing the posi-
pliIty of another night of horror to loom
darkly before ones egess The post is never
delayed, for 1t is ,Ehe pest and 1t careers
armed soldiers. with sh6rses awaiting 1t at
every station, and severS thing turning aside
at It's approach. 5Hhaebnight post on the
Caucasus is certainly a. pictureaue figure
perfect as a road Gan BE- made, with reas-
surfing low walls along rs entire length. for
which oneis most grztefuia times, In a place.
for example, whe4s, 1t ID possible to look
Gown 9or 10 1000 feet IFS Xde enough usually
though on the Vladikevkag side there are
some very doubtfuf PLACES Even in such
spots, however, the drivers trust to Provi-
dence and the jingiing Of the bells on the
horses and tear around corners at break
neck speed, not taking the other. diligence,
which may be just on the other side, into
any kind of consideration They say that
there are almost no accidents, and certainly
Providence is kind,
A Woman's Trust.
The horses for public and private dill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03

Special lot Of Six Tapestry. in old rose. light
and dark blue, green, olive and Turkish effects.
Regular price, $500 yard. Offered M&~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03
Lot A-ChOice at

Zoe. Foot Tubs, Csc Coffee m
Boilers, bail handle; roc NJ III N~
Seamless Rice Boilers 79c III VIII
Dish Pans, S5c. Seamless ~ Sc
Covered Saucepans, 79c. Lip
ped Saucepans, bail handle; 75c, Tea Kettles
Zoe. Covered Chamber Pail. 75c Seamless Waite
Pan, Toe extra large Turkey Pans, 79c Sauce
pots, with side handles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03

The horses for public and private dill
gences are all owned we are told, by q
Russian woman. rich widow, who takes.
We were assured. a personal interest in her
animals and allows no cruelty or over
work. We felt rather doubtful of this last
fact, for as a general thing the horses we
had looked jaded and thin, and almost
every one had brufse of some kind. either
from harness or from interfering with the
very high-heeied shoes 1t II necessary for
them to wear. The stations are between
seventeen and twenty miles apart, and each
station has its own horses, which. when
harnessed four abreast to the diligence
are driven at hard pace UP hill and Town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03

100 pairs of Double-bed Blankets, in white or
gray; with coored borders; good mo
weight; heavy fleece. Per pair. -. VOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03
Usual 45c. Values,

Special lot of real Imported Irish Point Lace
Curtains, 3s yards long. Handsome designs OF
the newest sort. Actua. $500 TO 60 AZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
Cd Wydzia}u Wyko.
na.'M'ee,z1;ego'. a.''e,1 s lg.Kon-. 90
gresu Pr. K.

Referu)ac W naszem po-
przedniems sspran ozdaniu spra-
we r6wnouprawnienia kleru
polskiego, 7aznaczylismy. ze
W splawie sufragan6w poll
skich udalismy sic pod6wczas
jedyn;e do Najprz. <. F.
Katzera. Arcybiskupa " Nil
w.aukee. Wis. jako najwieceii
sprzyjjajacego sprawie naszej
i ze 0 rezultacie zaniesionej
do niego petycyi lyle mogli-
$my powied dziet. ze pfzyiesa
] ,zostala e najpfzycl ylaiej. Do
poysy1szych wiado domosci dsiz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
Pomnik potworow'i.

Prezydent Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych Theodore Roos1 welt
postal telegram do cesarza
niemieck.ego W'lhelma, re
przyjmie ofiarowany przez
E,iiego tutejszemu kraiowi
pomnik kr6la pruskiego
Fryderyka Wielkiego,i prag-
na'by go umiescit pred
gmachem koleg um wolsko-
wego, kt6re wkrotce stanie
W Westinghouse.
Wskutek tego rozpoczeta
sic W ca'ych Stanach Led
.noczonych zywa agitacya
tpr1eciw wykonaniu projektu
:uk,adane 90 przez narwanego
'potentata niemieckiego ! zbyt
rcnicznle usposob bionego
prezydenta Wszyscy praw'''i vi
Ansrykaniei szemrza ma takie
,upadl dlajaee laszenie sic -,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
..R,ol|kl | | ]! | FL. /:

blicznie. obrali5my alternaty-
we pierwsza Ztad powst.Iy
wrzekome tax gloSno rekIa-
|mowsne nleporozumienia mie-
dzy delegacya ! Nydz. Wy
lkonawczym. ..,j
Do powiekszen:a halas6w.
gazec;arskich tyczacych sic.
owego neporozumienia przy-..
[ezynilo sic zbieranir podpi-
SOW ksiezy pod kr6ciuchny
adres do oArcybistupa KATIE
ra. znajduiacego sic obecnie
W R>ym;e ) okazu, ,acego
swoje laskawe wzgledy Ks
]. Gulskienu. a TEN samem
naszej sprawic
Wobec tego oswiadczamy,
te inicystywy do zbieran,a
podpisow ne dal yWydz. Wy
konawczy. ale Tczn' przyia-
!ciele ks. Gulske Czion-
kow'e Wydz. Nyk., ieteli
zblsdz'!i pod tym wzgle ledem.
to chyba tyiko TEN. ze uwa-
zaiac Gala te sprawe 9odua
popsrc'a: bo znacznie prl
Spiesl1laea czszcio~e
twieniie spfawy rownouprza
n'enia kleru polskiego, o..
wszystkich sill ia poparli.
Me odbywaly sic tel W tel
spraw'e zadne posiedzen;a,
ami. jak sam tekst swiadczy
ME b. tez to zadne urzeds-z
we wyst4p'enie Wvdz Wyk..
ani. Stowarzyszenia Kapia-
now. -, S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
Drobne Eclla.

BYLY KASYER Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego B.
Wleklihsk' o6arowal cenzoro-
wi SIS 100 ma pokrycie nIe~
doboru. ale suma ia tylko =
ma'ej czesci ma bye wypla-
coma got6wka 4 reszta ma
pozostat ma hipotekach. l1ie..
bardzo pcwnych. ktorych Ia
den ba,.k ne che abby spie-
niezye.
CHICAGO. Hala Pul:s
'skiego ma n'ebawem przestats
istn &c. bo budynek nalo.
zysk6w sPrzynosi, a mieisce
potrzebne do. Powiekszenia
browa1u. kt6rcgo interesa
zwiekszyiy sic " dw6ljnasob
PAN WkADYSLAWsDY-s
INIEWICz MI v Chicago posta.
.nowil wydae przed druk dziel
.Ad. Mick;ewicza. wedlug
wydania lipskiego. ! wszystkie
dziela v prenumeracie lnai9
kosztowae $3.50. $50
|! z'A'PIsYWi.AI:eI ''' ,l|''l Z u WIAK 4 / !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
staicsY sklerowanI h
jest gl6wn'e przecl,
chrzeS Sciapom. 4

~ $z-0O-t Sssi s,>:;sST. t--13;sass ss
PETERSBURG.
Student nazWlskfenl1| i; ! y is \. e 4
Hirsehel Dert, stree Il|;1I'
lii tn. diva razY ]. do
guhernatora Wlen1 'll
skiego ge|nl@eera'',1|ja'|| gene ',|j''|
W ahla. GuberDatolr'| i i 'l'I''
wla6nie wYchod!zll 4 ]
cyrk.1u .1 kiedy e Def1 ''''l|
strzeli:l do niegol
lu, raniac 90 " le val|
reke | prl',al',.W,'''a, raw n! n!oge
Polieya nastychmia| .!
Huc'fa sic ma Jers| &
i powali1a go Q zIe- iil''|.
mie. Atoli Dert jesz|
czs raz wyst,r'z'eli, s E = '|'!|
lecz strza} chly2bl.l 9 ce
.lu. General Wahl. 8 i!
by4 dla''wniej szefemlI| '':'tf !, q
4,olicyi III, j petl'e':r's''b l'': bufN1'' = :
skiej, gdzie. mia4 roz-.
ne hece re studenta-.
mi.
RZY NJ. W edle
ostatnich wiadomoS-
CT maj wlecej szans ma
+godnoS6 .arc.ybisku.pa 4 !
nowoyorskiIego ma
mlec arcybiskup
Ireland z st. aul.
Me ulega tez prawie
w9tpliwosci re row
noczesnie z zamia-
nowaniem arcy blsk u
pa. dla d.ye,c'ezYi no no.
woyorskiej dygntli-.
tarz ten otrzy ma
oaret k.ardynIalski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
.dodae p,o1emy. te Jego
Excellencya KS. Arciskup

dodae p'ozemy. 1e Jegt
xcellencya KS, Arciskul
] EKatzer 8 wkrotce po otrzy
! ! [n'u naszrj petYcyi oswiadezy;l
J. nam piSmiennie. ze pracuje
mad listen W sprawie 1,aszej
do PEopagandy, orax s4e za,adal
Cd mas W przektadzie laci6-
Iskim dokumentow- +, czacych
Isle kwestyi Polskieh bisku-
pow. jako tel spisu najiwys.1y1s-::
Ibtnieiszych ksie1y polskich
" Ameryce.
| Wszystko to jeszcze " me
IS acu 5tyczn'u ,emu przesia-
rem zostak:.
Zrob'wszy dose pomySlny
Poczatekw Milwaukee. uda-
Smy s.enastepn'e listowo,e
do innych, przez Pulak6w
{l'czn'e zam'eszkalyeh dyece-
lzyi. 0bszerniy. stara,,n,e po
angelsku zredagowany .
gruotownie omsw'ajja;cy po-'
trzebe polskich spfraganow
me marya' wyslslism, s Do I Al !
1cybiskup Co;rigan " New
!. Yorku Feehan y Z. Chicago,
1rreland " st. Paul q. Ryan
W F.ladel6. oraz d. Bisku-
Ep6w: Foley W Detroit Hoban
w Scranton, Horstnan W
! Cleveland. Mrssn'er W Green
Bay. Phelan W Pittsburgh.
]Qu'gfty W Buff 10 Richter
W Grand Rapids Nadto ko-
pc memoryaIu pr>es}al smy
jednoczesnie do Kardyna'a
Martinelli 'goi G'b5ons'a RAJ
do Arcyb'skupa keane Odr
powiedz d':tyehczas otrz, ma :
l'smy tylko Cd Arcybiskupa
/ Nowego Yorku. Brzmi ona
.|j~k nastepu. e:
| The Rev. G. .Sztuczko, Sec'y.
Rev. dear Sir!
+ have read carefully
the documents, which you recently
! forwarded to me, suggesting that a
Polish Auxiliary be selected for tn: the
Diocese. e e. You % viii easily v nnderatand. m md.
Rev: dear Sir, that as ! have an
condition to f AK for . aa second au. - I, !,
might be added add that! that on the ,: same
and peo Germans. ms Who pls' are mucb nDb',ore more
numerous than the Poles, should
1 panaa.- 'aa 9 g.; 0'ei1''on'
/ VERY. faithfully yours.
/ Michael i b Augustine, A
Abp. Of New York.
Kiedysmy krzatali sic oko.
10 wysej wspomnianego me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

asaasssxsNo syex.llo WS'issSSO lulu uul1
emu europeiskiemu cesarzo-
Jest nadzieja. ze osta-'
ssie Kongres stanow
ednoezonych pokrzytujje u
l1ady Roosevelta ! Vi1hel-
la HI ME dopusci. aby "
pliey tax ywilizowa,,ego y
! ! taiu. jakim 50 Staey Zjedno
! Zone Ameryk!i i! P6fnocnei
anal jpomuIk takiego p',-
jskim by' .Fryderyk
ielk,m z'w'any. ktoremu
rzysltaguie ten PR, domek
u ,ako wlelkiemu czlowie.-
! o~is lecx tylko jak wielk!e-
lu Prusakowj, okrutnikowl.
! etaczowi, zlodziejowi i wo~
ble odniarzowi. Brudpa
ele. iaka ten osobn,k odegra}
bray rolb;or1e Polski. naJle-
: 81 swiadczy Q Iego wartosc'
T noralnej. Ws'awil on sic tez
|vyrabianiem falszywych pie
8liedzy. aby miee srcdki ma
1Prowadzenie najezdniczych
vojen.
Pod wzgledrm moralnym
gsyi zwielzem; naiobrzydfffi w
szysodom ia .zyl z suka (faktD
,akcsbv W ma.zehstwie. .]ak to
nowsi history cy wysledzili.
: w pcmniku trzebaby go
kouiecznie pred tawie z lego
historyczna laska W reku.
ktora zwyki byf bic spokoj-
nych ludzi ma ulicy, a wiec
p milk jego W Westinghouse
by4by jakoby pogrozka dla
A!meryki, ze | dla niei nasta
ma podobne d. spotyczne
rlady,. jake "a jego rzad6~
panowa y W Prusach- G!ow-
ME zas by'by pomn'k jego W
TEN miejscu uragow;skiem dla
wszelkiej cnoty i zas}ugi, dla
religii i obyczainosci, dla
uczciwosci i. sprawiedliwcsci.
Wlasciwem miejscem dla
takiego moralnego monstrum
jak Fryderyk Wielki. jest
tylko zezwierlecony Berlin
stol;ca rIozbo)niczych Hohen-
|zolIer6w i hultajskieh haka
tystow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

now a! zlednoczonych ]
PREDICT lub p6zniej
pozorna DiezaleznoSc
wyspy bedzi1 naIeza- a
la do histmyi.
...s LONDY Je :
den 2 czlonk6w par
[lane ntu ,oswiadczyi,
Ize ze'=faktycznie pok6j
Ez |il, Roerami zaWarto
hi barGzo liberalnYch
warunkach, Il, lecz urze-
|:dowe .zog}oszenie tel
viadomosci op6zni
sic re wzgledu ia
Etych Boer6w, .kt6rzy
sic do ! !
Ftychcza{'s poklojowi ]
50 gott,o'w''i t y walczyc
|dalej.
sss5 %
!. st. Pl EkRE:
w yspa Martinique
skaza{na { 4 !, Z 9, I ma a ga glade
EW u1Ka',inl P eIee coTaz
waitownlei wybu.
.chd, a nadto utwo-
rzy4 sic 'na tel wyspje
nowy wlulkan. U ar Ludzie
hurmem wyspe.opus'z.
G: c:zaja.
P ETERSBNRG. :
Donosza 2 MoskWy Q
nowych zaburzeniach
Szczeg6}y jeszcze ME
nadeszly. w iadomo
tylko, re Wielki j.
Ksiaze. Sergiusz, ge-
neral gubernator Mo-
skwy, ktory przybyl
ma powltanle prezy-
denta Francyi Loube :
ia do Carlsklego n Sio-
Ia, wyjechai nagle do
|Moskwy. Policya Jest
bardzo ( czynna. Pred I
siewzieto rozmaite
srodki ostr6znosci.
PETERSBURG. =
Telegramy nadesz}e
tn 2 zac'hodniej Sy-
beryi. donosza, re
ruch rev olucyjny "
Chinach mac, sz''e'1rlzy ''',:'1l sic
ciagle a doniiesiieniia
rza,du chidskiego d Q
stiumlen7iu nj tego ru.-
|'chu ,l'. sa nieprawdziiiwo
Sly 81 pc p,I)' Wstancze = do do:
YchoYdlza q DO 80 tysiie cy
|ludzi I: . ,ojs | ka I |. rzsdo- .;
we v YslaIn'Ie' ne prze's.ciiW g ], '
MIN j! Cd ma a. wiais 'i;3 po':'s<llsuI-. IS Ii.
Esz'en | ! z chs nie ehca
I strzel y! Z q lac 81 po Y, Y, !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
ROWlDY
IEl|EGR'AFlCzN|E!|. |. / J R. ! ; [ | ] [
BERLIN. ( !Ce-
sarz nlemiecki Will
helm. ME uwzglednn
pro6by 0 u4askawie-:
mic Polakow l Polek,
skazanych "a sprawe
Wrzesihsk!,a.: !: /.
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG. :
Pr z~dent rzeoz'y:po-;,
spolitej francuskiej
Loubet odjechal 23
Ma.)az powrotem do
Paryza Wypral',wila'lnlo' j n
tn ma jego czes6
przeglady .wojakoWe|,
igrzyska i uczty. Car
przYja} go .pa)r|''dzo'. ard I.
serdecznie M Ii
each 6ple:':wI.a'''n|no p:':I'.'''|n 10 ;l'!''! fran n:
..,i;.'j'; cuska piesn i1Ei51ii rew01us u
.cyln;, J, ,Marsy lianka:' :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

HAW WANA. No
wa rzeczpospolita ku-
badska przechodzi. ma ].
samym wsteple pre-
:s;lenie fnansowe. "
skarbcu ME ma ma
wet okrag}ego Milo
ma dolar6w. Docho-
.dy 'akcyzowe ob'n1:il;zy- ' MI;
4y s'e znacznie. Rad
prawdo podo'bn1|ie'9' q g "a
.ciagnie- tYmcz'alsowa m'7l
pozyczke u zamo;z-.. an
nych ob.ywateli. Pre-
. zydent Palma o6 6wiad-.
cyl, ze rzeczpospo~
llta musi sic zastoso. 2.
wac. rozchodzie do
:swojego dochodu
Urzednikom zmniej-
.szone beda pensye.
BERLIN. So
.cyalistyczny ,,Vor-
waerts'' wysmiewa
sic z ogioszenia !; s ! nie-
podlle glo6cj rzeczypo-
.spolitei kuba3fiskiej. "a i 3
w \ spra'Hwach j i pollttYcz-
! 'n,l:y,ch d: stoi Kuba &, ii pod
kontro'1'1Aa rzadu !! we
WaszYpl,>o]lnie, a ~, g ]l' a VOL
ska uolno jej trzy-
mao tylko tyle, lie
potrzeba dla a utrzy
mania ml.,,,I is po1'r'zadlku p1'' .l| We
wne trznego. q'aryfa Tar
.cel:,a czyni nj. b handel an i ]. |
prze' !, ys} a Il. KubY tax
~ zale II J, ezlnnymm 7 Il d Cd q Sta 1EE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
RIARUsA waap. SO srd ST. w1aon, Mn.

1selaiika wolnego ludu dun
en,u euro iropl'eiiskiemu ! cesarzo-
jest nadzieja. 4e osta-.
Eexaie x ongres: sltan6w
Fdnoezonych pokrzytujje u
Had Roosevelta j Vi1hel-
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10

Take Record Want Ads for most any
complaint. They will help you.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
PECULIAR IF NOT GREAT

Colorado certainly sends peculiar
if not great men to represent her in
the halls of Congress. There is the
Hon. Henry Moore Teller, for example,
who retired into cave of gloom
when the American people declined to
recognize the crime of '13, aud has
never since emerged from shadow.
Then there is the Hon. Thomas Mac
Donald Patterson, who counts that
day lost when he fails to record in
print his admiration of Aguinaldo and
his contempt for the American soldier.
And then there is the Hon. John g..
/ Bell, whose love of flowers is so great
that he insists upon stopping the
wheels of legislation until he can find
out why the secretary of war has for
gotten to honor the dignity of Colo
RADIO statesmenship with daily bou-
quet. Chicago Inter Ocean
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
Benefit Your Eastern Friends

Should you have friends in the East
who contemplate IA trip to Colorado
this summer, the following may be of
interest to them:
The Rock Island Route will on
June LIST to 2lst, and 25th to 30th, in
elusive; August 10 to 22 and 90 10 20,
inclusive, and Septmber II to o in
elusive, make rate of $3l. 80 from Chi
cago to Denver. Colorado Springs or
Pueblo and return: from Missouri
River common points, $40. The re-
turn limit will be October 31st, 1902
On June 22 to "a, inclusive; July
to 18, inclusive; August 23, "a, 30,
81, and September 1 to 10, inclusive,
the rate from Chicago to Denver,
Colorado Springs or Pueblo will be
925; from Missouri River common
points, $l5. Final return limit Octo-
Der 8lst, 1902. The Rock Island is
the best and most direct line.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
Vacation Days

Vacation time is here and the chIl-
dren are fairly living out of doors.
There could be no healthier place for
them. You need only to guard
against the accidents incidental to
most open air sports. No remedy
equals Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve
for quickly stopping pain or removing
danger of serious consequences. For
cnts, scalds. and wounds. II ushd
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for sores,
cuts and bruises, says l.. B.Johnson,
Swift, Tex, 1T is the best remedy
on the market. Sure cure for piles
and skin diseases. Beware of counter
feits Palace Drug Store, Geo. Pedlcy
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
PROF. GLASS LEAVES

Prof. W. S. Glass, who for the past
three years has been teacher of science
in the Canon City high school. left
Tuesday for Chicago, where he will
remain some time. He goes by the
way of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, one
of the finest summer resorts of the
north, intending to make shot visit.
Prof Glass has won hosts of friends
during his long residence in Canon
and gen, raj regret is expressed that
he must leave. However, there is
consolation in the fact that he has
some idea of returning, perhaps for
permanent location.
Record Want Ads cheap-four lines
for a dime-if paid in advance.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
Poisoning the System

1t is through the bowels that the
body is cleansed of impurities. Con-
stipations keeps those poisons in the
system, causing headache, dullness
and melancholy at first, then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious illness,
unless "A remedy is applied. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers prevent this
trouble by stimulating the liver and
promoting easy, healthy action Of the
bowels. These little pills do not nc,
Violently, but by strengthening the
bowles enable them TO perform their
own work. Never gripe or distress.
Palace Drug Store. Geo. Pedley.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
The Perfect Liver Medicine

Mrs. NJ. A. Jolley, Noble, o. II.
writes: 81 have used Herbine for a
number of years, and can cheerfully
recommend it as the most perfect
liver medicine, and the greatest blood
purifier. 1t is a medicine of positive
merit, and fully accomplishes all that
is claimed for it. Malaria cannot
findd lodgment in the system while
the liver is in perfect worder, for one
of its functions is to prevent the alb
sorption Of fever producing poisons.
Herbine is q most efficient liver regu-
lator. 50c at Hunter Palmer's.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
Acts Immediately

Cold are sometimes more trouble
some in summer than in winter, it's
so hard to keep from adding to tn m
while cooling off after exercise. One
Minute Cough Cure cures at once.
Absolutely safe. Acts Immediately.
Sure cure for coughs, colds, Group.
throat and lung troubles. Palace
Drug Store, Geo. Pedley.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
AN OUTING TRIP

w. H Dawson started yesterday on
an extensive overland trip through
Custer and other southwestern coun-
ties. He goes equipped for any kind
set of harness, and will combine
business, pleasure and recreation.
Mr. Dawson has considerable trouble
with his health and the outing is
taken more on this account than any
other.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
CANON CITY
A COMMON POINT

Since June LIST Canon City has been
a common point for the shipment of
ore. The rate before that was 81 per
ton and the smelters got n 81 rebate.
Now since it has been made common
point the low rate prevails generally.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
Exclusive Agency
CARPENTERS COMING

The Carpenters Union of Pueblo
will run an excursion through the
Royal Gorge next Sunday. They
will return to this city about l O'Clock
and go to Sells Island where they
will spend the afternoon.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
Change in Firm

= Forbes & Hoffman have purchased
the interest of j. u. Keeting in the
Canon Wall Paper Co. They will
carry on the business at the same
place-632 Main street-will pay all
bills and collect all accounts of said
firm. j. w. Forbes,
Ross Hoffman.
Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
CLUBBING PROPOSITION

The Record one year,
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Both 81 30
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Chicago Inter Ocean one year,
Both 81 60
The Record one year,
Kansas City Daily World one year,
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The Record one year,
Cosmopolitan one year,
Woman's Home Companion one year,
All one year 81. 50
The Record one year,
The American Boy one year,
Both l.SO
The Record one year,
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Both s.. 90
These offers go to both old and new
subscribers if the subscription to The
Record is paid up one year in ad-
vance. Take The Record for yourself
and send one of the other papers to a
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THE CANON CITY RECORD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-06
BREAK FOR LIBERTY
Nearly Half Of the Prisoners Shot
Dead-The Wounded
Officers.

Manila, May -Eighty-four Moro
prisoners under guard, made an at
tempt to escape today. At a precOn-
certed signal they got between the SOL
diers forming the guard and company
at dinner. The latter, realizing what
had happened, fired on and pursued
the Moros, killing thirty-five of them
and capturing nine. The other fugi-
tives escaped.
The one chance Of saving the life Of
Captain Moore Of the Twenty
infantry. who was wounded during the
recent fighting with the Moros in the
island of MindanaO is by trepanning a
portion Of his skull resting upon the
brain.
The body of Second Lieutenant
Thomas A. Wears of the Twenty first
infantry has been temporarily buried
at Malabang. Hopes are still enter
tanned of saving the lives Of the other
wounded American officers.
A soldier has died OF cholera on
board the United States transport
Warren, in quarantine here. Her crew
and passengers have been landed by
the L. $. 5. Merivales. The Warren
viii be fumigated and undergo another
five days quarantine.