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Cañon City record., 1902-04-03
ONCE IS Enouen TO SEE

Gustave Dorc's portrait of Dante u worth
seeins-once- But once Is enough Some
such look You notice on the faces of those
who have suffered. and still suffer, much
physical pain: people subject to rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia, periodic headache, lumba-
60, OF pain from some old lesion This pain
habit puts its marks on them, as the custom
of handling ropes crooks sailors fingers;
or as too much riding OF bicycle stamps .
worried expression on certain faces No
wonder people said OF the italian poet -
he passed along. There goea
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03
THE MAN WAC NEVER LAUGHS"

Tho complaints above named all yield to
the action OF Benson's Porous Plasters. and
quickly too. Not only those, but colds and
coughs, kidney and liver affections, all
congestions and muscular strains, diseases
of tho Ghost, asthrna and all ailments which
are open To external treatment. IL is fre-
quently said that Bsasoa's Plaster is Pafa's
Master. II cures when others are not even
able to relieve. For thirty yesrs tho lee3-
ing exscrnal remedy. The old-styls rlas-
tsrs, ~ web as sslyes, hnirnsnts. oils. stN,
have little or no sliieacy - compared Win
IL Uss it. Trust il. Keep it in .jhe
house Ask for Benson'u Plaster; taK6no
other. All druggists, o. wc will prepy
postage on any number ordered In u
United States on receipt Of CSC. each.
eeahuxy = JOHNSON. Nfg. Chsanissa, Nh,
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03

The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
bears the reputation of being the best
weekly newspaper in the world. We
have arranged specially to supply it
and this paper together for one year
at the low price of 81 90 for both.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03

before she dies in Armnnds arms. L
shnil lIvcl All. how weil feclr How
cried when she said that. Aud then
CASTOR says. She sleeps Isn't that n
ioyeiy sccncf''
"As Il came to your mind at this mo.
inent." said Brenda, VI ioyfuily infer
that you.aie feeling very ,ssa,h better
You must think | am silly 20 talk
40 much about dying" said Elsie. u
am soggy with seniimcntality.
You hnve mentioned Il on Just four
occasions, said iircnda. ''tncludinG
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03
RIPANS

head indigestion and general de-
rsngement of the entire system. It
had been a continual torture for IL
y,ars. Ny blood h came very poor
and at times my toe and finger nails
would be diseased After eating [
would sit in chair and put nv feet
on something to KEEP them from
swelling. and at times would take OF
shoes for the misery bad Whenever
! experience ANYTHING TO remind me
of last aches | cannot be too elated
to tell what Ripans Tabul, RS have done
for me. still take one now and
then because know how had have
been They were just what needed.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03

Cooper Electric company in Mau-
pin block carries an extensive line Of
electric light fixtures, portable lamps.
shades, electric bells and batteries
New and secondhand bicycles. bicy-
Gle supplies and repairing. Novelty
repairing. Teleph, ne. Black 45l.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03
CHAPTER XVI.
kIsm rrnrnrnArrs 4 arsr.

ley say" remarked
Elsie. that people
always feel partica-
larly well Just be-
fore they die. DO
You remember Bern
hardt in Camille
the very last words
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03

Ii you want Columbus -Babcock,
Watertown-Frazier. Parsons or any
up-to-dat make of vehicle can give
yau bottom prices as am agent for
all leading mfgrs. N F. HANpY.
l4t5
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03
@MA~4

This .ignature is on every box OF the genuine
Laxative Brom0-Q QlIinine rassse.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03

Go to Ellis & Hoods for the best
plumbing. loft
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03
,vention Of federatioa Of Wo-
mems Club hay Q to 9.

mems Club nay to 8.
D. & r. G. will sell tickets to San
Francisco and California at $4,000
for round trip. Tickets on sale April
% to % inclusive: final limit June 2S-
Call at D. & R. G. depot for further
information of rates. etc.
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03

happy" she said. And then she heavcd
a little Sigh. presumably for herself.
My dear child replied Brenda. ~shis
is altogether too sudden and incom-
prehensibie TO suit conventional per
sou like myself This weird Irritation
Of the madhouse which DIR. Kendall
and seem to have begun In a manner
shameiessly public may be only the
temporary alteration OF our minds and
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03
CHAPTER NvIl.
ruE RUNAWAY.

sENDA sat down by
the bed. and she look,
ed very beautiful. a cir
cumstanee upon which
Elsie did not fail to
comment with great
satisfaction,
Cañon City record., 1902-04-03

Continued next week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-02
Events Of
a Week

CITY sunday.
5. r. Todd made business trip te
Haley Monday.
DE-. J. NJ. Rogers made professional
visit 70 Ficabo Friday.
+. 4. Bufkill and + w. Goodlng were
down to Cooling. Saturday.
Robert Conner. ono OF Hegerman 8
landmarks, attended court this week.
AK. Conklin. Of HaQorman. spent
tie week ia LiacoIn's capitol.
J. 4. Little aud J r. Heller. OF Clo-
ser. are In tosn. AZ Jurors, tha week.
Court sienographer Barslow, Of Mt.
LONE. is ia the city with Judge Perky.
chas. s.urgis has been put on the
night shift at tho New Columbia saloon.
rsand hammond went back 10 Soldier
otter spending the Sabbath IN shosbone.
T.. &. Jones. Of Gooding. was in town
this week acting as bailid at district
eonrt.
Mass will be held at the Catholic
church next Sunday and Thursday AZ
10a. ~.
Father l.. G. Godschalx was passen-
scr for Payette, where he held services
Lass sunday.
james Hasley the criminal lawyer Of
iioise vas attending district court in the
ciiythis week,
TIL Taylor, manager ~ the Idaho
Geld mining Co, Drove over to Blus
Lakes Monday.
swan Erickson, with b. Perrine,
q, the Blue Lakes was in town this week.
he serving on the iary.
). J.. Coates WIS up from cooding
Monday and took out his last papers
before Auditor Mcmahon.
] j. fllowe. was in tie city Monday
euroute 10 Boise ON business connected
will the ilollisieF plant.
County Surveyor Joe waldron visited
HALEY Saturday where he transacted
business At the land Office.
}. Malloy came 10 from the Blue
Lakes Saturday, no being on the jury
az The dislrict court this week.
James DUN. the big sheep man. who
l'es beep sick at the Columbia Hotel
for SOME Time, u able to be out again
Evangelist Clark and Rev. Bowler
Went up tie branch TO Picabo Saturday,
where they held services last sunday. 4
G +. Bunker, who viii De manager
1T j. v, Wheelers brick yard this
season arrived from Baggs. wyo. Friday. l
Misses Della and Bertha Briggs. Of
kanoka were IN snoshone Monday and
made the JouSSAL Office pleasant call. =
vanec'stoNe. pumpman for the Ore
snn shor, Line az Owinsl. was appoint- =
"a deputy sheriff aud took his oath q
Mrs. Lingo. OF Anaconda. Mont.
anne 10 Thursday and will visit with
'er old friend, Mrs. Geo SAVERS. Tor a
ew weeks.
A. - smith Is once more transformed
rom blue Smith 10 blacksmith.
auseMrs. smllh and tho little
misha have arrived
\. /. Raher, foreman Of the Idaho
iold Mining Company work. ea.ne in
lom lhe Hlee Lakes aud took tho train
u Portland Monday.
w IS stone. Of Parpa. Mich. is
e~ arrival IN the cty and expects To
smain here. and intends iatee ON 10
,ose hia family TO Idaho.
G. a. Sands MAS Ia town thus week
Qua Hagermsn. Mr. Sands is serving
J. the iury and while here made oui -,
iue,s,m pleasant visit.
Steve FORESTER has SO iar recovered
uni his regeoi iliness as 70 be able to
sumo his duties as bartender al the
M Columbia saloon Monday. g
Mrs Autese l'fsgaa aud little son
eal deup 8 s,oo'ii6S Monday 10 visit
=. tHsggas mother who recently
.igej lsom lisUoa, Portugal
Wa. . Motis. heed clerk at The
3 hsl''ssef poecf plen, at >hoshoee
w. ,en.e down from flaihv and
.ltt tstsf 4. M, fttf. Afoaltr III
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-02
Local Brevities

! Frank Herman, who has been section
foreman for The Oregon Shrot Line a
kimama. resigned his situation AND
will return to Shoshone with his family
Some extensive repairs are being
made on the Catholic church this week
The church is having new ceiling put
in and win also be reshingled in a short
time.
A very pleasant party was given, at
the home OF the Misses Lizzie and
Pearl Gooding, last Friday evening,
about fifteen OF their friends being
( present
Miss Stella McFall spent Sunday with
her parents in ShosIIone. Miss McFaIi
IL teaching AT Minidoka and her school
will close today after which she will be
a. home.
]. b. Perrinc was passenger for Boise
Sunday evening where he goes to attend
federal court in the interest Of Hollister
in the Holister-Clark case which came
up Monday
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Coates,
OF Cooling q girl VI the usual weight
and dimensions, on Sunday. Or. Emer-
son WAS called and reports mother and
child doing nicely.
A car containing eleven new Concord |
coaches passed no the branch Monday
for H. G. Lewis at Ketchum which
he will put on the Ketchum- Thunder
stage line,
II. NJ. Grant, OF Portland Oregon, an
insurance adjusier was In
own Monday in the interest OF the in
'urance company who held insurance
IN the burned buildings,
Mrs. Rogers, vile Of DR.. Rogers who
'ccently located In Shoshone, arrived
rom Denver and we are pleased to learn
hat they have decided GO make this
'ity their home in the future.
The annual examination Of Sth grade
'upils will be held at Hagerman, MAY
'th and 9th. and will be conducted by
he County superintendent. Tie di-
'lomas issued upon the results Of tins
examination, enttle the holders to en-
er any High School in the state with
'ut entrance examinations.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-02

S d. Boone, OF Haley. was in tow
the fore part OF the week being calles
here to adjust the insurance IN tn
buildings and stock OF Thomas Fay, thu
company lie represents holding thu
policy.
The JOURNAL office is in receipt Of a
nice bunch of APRICOT and apple bloss-
oms from tile farm /. b .Perrine on
the Blue Lakes. It's reported that the
prospects for large fruit crop are ex-
ceptonally good this year.
Wonder III the Clark-Steunenberg- Ross
Martin combine won't try ard have the
placer miners along Snake river stopped
by injunction? Their work surely
makes the water muddy and in a sense
"spols the beauty aud granduer OF Snake
river"
Miss Jennie Ysder and w. d. Yreden-
burg went down TO attend the eighty
third anniversary celebration OF the
Odd Fellows at Hagerman last Satur-
day and remaining until Monday.
They report having had royal good
time.
While tending his hocks near Sugar
Loaf Butte, Ambrose Mabbutt found
an old 1876 model Winchester. The
stock is badly decayed and the barrel
and other metal parts are badly rusted.
There were several human bones
'ound near which indicate that there
nay have been an Indian scrap or per-
haps some traveller had lost his way
md persisted on the Desert. Who
Knows? The old gun is OH exhibition
It w j. Smiths.
The work on the new Odd Fellows
md Pythian Opera house and lodge
Dom will soon be under way. The
ock IS being hauled in and all excava-
ions have been completed and stone
nasons are now camped on the scene.
rs this building Is a great credit to the !
own and is going to he a very large one,
nd one that will last many, many
ears, long after the present generation
las passed away it is mete and proper
hat the laying of the corner stone |
hould be should be observed in fitting
manner. An excavation should be cut |
ito large block OF Lava and tin box
laced therein which should contain
ist OF the Charter members OF each
)dge as well as list Of all the members;
copy Of each Of The newspapers;
st Of the county officers as we'll as VIII
Ige and date OF incorpora ton; a list
the churches and population of town
nd county; a list Of all the lodges in
'wn and other minor matters that
ould be OF interest IN ages to come.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
Persisted IN LAKE STORM.
Bankers Yacht overturns and Two
CHESTS are Drowned

Chicago, July I5.-Two persons persisted in
the lake last night ami eight others fought
yacht Arab " owned by John H. Cameron.
cashier Of the National Bank of the Republic.
The yacht suddenly was capsized by the fierce
storm which rushed over the city late in the
evening The dead:
Mary Taylor. 10 years old.
Harry Jensan, " years old.
John H. Cameron. Mary Phoenix Cameron,
hts wife; Miss Cameron, Miss Mamie GOOD
man, William Cory, +. s. Haskins. Arthur
Bar ber >skipper of the Arab w.
One unknown.
When the storm struck the yacht no at,
tempt had been made to reef the sal and
with all its canvas flying witn ten merry
makers aboard who we're wholly unconscious
of danger. II went over in a fash, hlled IN
stantly and left eight persons struggling Ior
life in the waters of the lake. three miles
from shore BY heroic efforts en- the part o:
the men the women were supported in the wa
ter Until they could be given firm hold on
mornings had fortunately lowed along behind
II a small yawl and the men finally got all ou!
Cameron and Barber and the two drowned
persons into 1t and started for the long TOW
Toward midnight Harry Boylan, the steward
of the Columbia Boat Club heard nail OF
OF the club house. Slowly the heavily laden
rowboat came creeping up to the landing Win
the women In a state Of collapse ana Corry
so exhausted that he could hardly move tne
oars All he could say was:
Send out life-saving crews Arab over.
board Two dead and more clinging to boat.
Cameron and Barber when found, were
nearly exhausted end about to drop from the
boat They had despaired OF rescue before
dawn. Cameron was in state OF cola pse
owing to his anxiety for the safety OF ms
wife and Miss Cameron and g1ef at the
death Of young Jensen and Miss Taylor, whom
he knew had not been saved:
The Arab " was built last Spring and
took part in the races for the Sir Thomas
Upton cup
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
HE DID NOT SAY IT.
Bragg Denies Alleged Statement
About People of Cuba.

New York. July 15.-Consul-G General
Bragg says the publication of an alleged
statement by him In letter to his wife
that "Uncle Sam might as well try to
make a whistle out of a pigs tail as to
try to do anything with the Cubans,
was wholly unwarranted, cables the Ha-
vannah correspondent of The Herald. He
has telegraphed to the State Department
that he was not accurately quoted.
What General Bragg said. continues the
correspondent, was that when Uncle Sam
got through trying to make whistle out
Of a pigs tail he would report whether
he could make an Anglo-Saxon out of a
Cuban.
AS a public officer in the consular ser
vice of the United States. General Bragg
sa!d he would not authorize any such
statement for general publication. What
he thinks of Cuba apd the Cubans he will
report to the appointing power in Wash
ington.
Cubans here ars inclined to accept Cen
eral Bragg's statement that he was not
quoted correctly. No action contemplate
ing the recall of General Bragg has yet
been taken by the Cuban Government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
New York Coffee aud Sugar.

NEW YORK July l5.-conee-Spot Rio
steady; No invoice, So; mild. steady; Cor
dova. ga l1s.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining 1915;
centrifugal 90 test 5-l6; molasses sugar.
26s: refined steady.
Coffee futures opened steady with prices 5
points lower to points higher. Shorts were
active bidders again through fear Of another
upward rush Of prices such as occurred yes
terday while longs dumped over COED deal
Of coffee purchased on the upturn for profits,
prices varying between 10 points net decline
and 10 points advance. the latter FIR distant
nosittons and the decline on near months To-
wards midday there was a rather sharp drop
in the September option under heavy really
ing later this month steaded. though closing
IN I1ointse off. Importers were free sellers
and foreign houses took profits Trade was
active though far below yesterdays total.
snlos ,rnre 50 25O haEs inclnding-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
TAX ON CALL LOANS.
Discovered That It Has Been Re
moved-wall Street is Glad.

moVed-Wa1l street is 0lau'
New York, July ia discovery just
made that Section IA of the measure
known as the religious "bequest" bill
which was passed by Congress in the
closing days of the session and approved
on June 18th, contains provision for the
remission of taxes on call loans has
caused great joy in stock exchange cir
cles. ~ e'.''''9 .''1
wall street was thrown into ferment
in February last when Internal Revenue
Commissioner Yerke3, under the date of
February Sth, made ruling that call
loans were taxable un6er the war revenue
measure. Security prices broke sharply
on the first announcement of the commits
sioner's ruling and although this has
never been enforced an action to deter
mine the legality of the ruling is still
proceeding. Had the Attorney-General
supported the ruling or the civil revenue
commissioner with a confirmatory de-
c-sion by the courts and the tax had
been allowed to stebd on the statute books
the result would have been disastrous
for many of the large brokerages houses
Of this city. since many of them would
have to pay from $4,000 to $4,000 in back
taxes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
q. 4 B. Beers Cotton Letter.

tSpeciai TO The Advertiser =.
NEW ORLEANS July I5.-Liverpooi adj
vices. were more favora Bile than expected, but
our market however. opened unchanged to l
point lower and subsequently, declined 315
additional owing to general rains in the cot
ton belt, coupled TO favorable weekly weather
report Notwithstanding these features no
disposition shown to sell short. conse-
quentiy values became steadicr the close,
making the net loss gas points on the day.
The summary Of the weekly weather report
was as follows: "A general imp ovens Mt in
the condition Of cotton is Indicated although n
the central eastern districts the plant is small
and blooming TO TOP Is extensively fep7rsed In
Texas. except in the region of drought which
comprises less than 10 per cent Of the cot
ton area. the crop has made rapid growth an 1
In many sections the prospects are hatter-
ing" Good showers were reported today all
over the belt. except in the Memphis district
md the predictions for a continuance. OF
showers generally throughout the cotton region
tonight and Wednesday. On the whole crop
prospects are certainly favorable, but the fear
OF manipulation in the near months and the
heavy discounts existing in the new. prevent
traders from selling short especially as the
consensus of opinion Is that a large crop
is necessary next year TO meet the G. nsump-
tion requirement and also that the most crit
cal crop period. during July and August. must
".et be gone through before any intelligenticon-
clusion can be reached to the probable
outturn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
WALL STREET REVIEW
UPWARD RUSH OF PRICES Al
THE OPENING.
Later There Was a Violent Break in
the Market, With Which the
Slump in. Corn Had
Much to Do.

NEW YORK. July l5-Prices Of stocks start
ed upwards with a. rush this moi mig, appa-
rentiy as an extension and a broadening OF
the buying movement which became con- picu-
Gus yesterday in the Changers and PacIiics
Inere was an appearance CT ccnhdent de-
mand from new sources and the open selling
Of the brokers which have been employed by
the Western contingent during the recent rise
did not affct the strength of the market
This gave rise to the conviction that large
capitalists who have hitherto held alcof ( ON
the maike were coming in prepared 70 csn-
tinue the upward movement Of stocks There
was active realizing in Missouri Pacific ana
in few other stocks under cover u this
strength and the whJle market Ultimately
gave way There was a momentary check 70
the downward movement effected by rally
In Missouri Pacific to po.nt over night. but
the market gave way again and rnceued gen
orally to below last nights close, only few
stocks the list resisting the downward
tendency. The market closed heavy and not
far above the lowest. The advance in Anal
gamated Copper was In expects tion OF action
on the dividend tomorrow. The street stocks
responded fractionally to the showing IN the
PREF Med IN reply to the suit against x me N,
vcfable weather map this morning and
somewhat easier tone Of m ney aided to the
belief that important financial interests were
newly embarked in the marked helped the
morning advance. The violent slump in the
corn market at Chicago and the belief that
the integrity that the corn corner was
threatened had much to do with the break
In the market. as 1t was feared that ltquida-
ton would be forced in the stock market to
protect the posit on in the corn market With
tho easing CT money rate came hardenin :
IN the foreign exchange rate AMI relapse In
the sterling rate at Paris which brought the
International exchange back 10 the gold export
point. At the same tins New York exchange
at Chicago dropped back again from rs cent?
discount to 40 discount. There were. how
ever no deposits of currenc vat the sub
treasury for transfer to interior points Inc
sub-treasury has contributed thus far this
week to the money market SI.5o7 900. The
time money market continues to harden, but
bankers are still disposed to keep their funis
ready to hand in call loans. London tunnel
buyer this morning here, helping on the ad-
vance and prom sing some supply. also to the
exchange market In payment for stoexs. The
threatening developments In the freight hand-
Iers strike at Chicago may have been an
The bond market was IRREGULAR. Total sales
(par value), 1910 600 I'm ted States new
As declined on the last call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
Local Cotton Market.
q. hi. Scale q Co.'S Cotton Lection.

tBy Special Leased WHej
NEW ORLEANS, July Isl ,veipool played
at cross purposes today and The result was
a decline of about i-64 in deliveries rs
against an advance Of 32d in spos with
transactions amounting u 10000 bales. "a
Bile advices stated that fears were entertained
OF serious depletion in the stock of the Eng
lish market before 1t was practicable to re-
pienish from the new crop and 1t is quite
probable that these fears VIII have been
proved well founded II there is no iecidei re-
duction in the daily sales. As to the distant
deliveries the majority of traders abroad
are doubtless convinced with each succeed
ing report Of rain that the future supply Of
cotton will be adequate II not excessive, which
accounts for the comparative easiness Ct re-
mote options. The. weekly bureau report in
dieated an Improvement in the erop during
the week. though stif1 noting some complains
from drought Prices dropped off several
points after which a quiet and steady tone
prevailed. Closing quotations a.e las points
lower than yesterday. In the absence of def.
mite developments concerning the surround
ing features. the mar et seems determined to
resist any serious decline from prevailing
level Of prices. So far as prospects go. tho
bear has been favored in the crop situation.
but actual facts In the shape Of enormous
daily spot sales in the principal foreign mar
ket are attracting the attention they deserve
and hetweenSth two features there is no dis
jositon to force matters either way
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-16
Murphy & Co.'S Qnc.) Cotton Letter.

T
NEW YORK. July I5.--Nothing Of an ex-
citing nature occurred In the early cotton mar
ket today. Prices moved within a narrow
range and sthe volume of business was small.
There was 4 66 lnche rain at Vicksburg and
elsewhere to a moderate extent. Since the re-
cent rains there b dispositipn u view, the
must have been benefited thereby and thei5nly
question undetermined is to what extent In
jury had been irreparable. Some think nature,
prevented much of Texas taking life
and II this is the case, anything like an i'm
mense crop for that State VIII be cut IT the
question. on the other hand. good people as
sert that Texas is making fine strides and
Promises to raise magnificent crop. English
cables referred to crisis at Lancashire ami
probability of short time being resorted to
account Of short supplies OF old cotton. South
ern houses, rule, did not regard the
January position as favorable and II is be-
lieved It. Will gradually recede while they
regard the chances good for serious August
squeeze. Rain occurred in Georgia, Mississippi.
Louisiana. North Carolina and Alabama, the
heaviest being 8. 90 at Manchester. Ga.