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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
Public Trustee'sSaIe.

WHEREAS, Burton A. Wilson and Ethel
Wilson. his wife. of the County of Fremont,
and state OF Colorado. by deed OF trust dated
isc7, in book ilf on page II OF the records Of
the Clerk and RecordeI Of fr.men, County. IN
aid Couaiy the following real estate in said
Los Seren "a in block Twenty -Four tssl in
which deed Of trust made TO secure the
payment Of . certain conir.es and prcmis.ory
With said de-d Of trust Tor the sum OF siI Hun
dred Dollar lteeob payable 70 The Industrial
oosorado. With inseresi thereon from date I'M
al psid in monthly instAllmsnts Of sot less
than Ten Dollars ssd kish,y cs.:s !sio.sg 70
msss.. prsmiun, priDsipei, Interest and dues
90 sio.k svssd ~ he aid sraasoss in aid .s-
WHKaxks. Il is provided in aid trust dssd,
"a I'D t1sss r. assS sssii 20 = nsx. when ds..
soIissssd b :. .s'o..sY IN asorssio:ars, :, sa,s,
wHEkEAs, no pan o. the principal of said
scts has sssn pasd asd there 10 due Of princi.
Ia t,s:. sss Il al ss .sm Of 81. Tas
Issss. o. aad dss By .his forseiosur. the adai
Cents IS. % q aid siiorney's lee. And.
WHEREAS, default has been made In the
psynsns Of sid monthly instaimsnt' sincs
wHERkAS, Il 10 provided In .asd trust deed
that failure % psy for ,hrs. T %eaths s aid a.. In
so sso,s named .scursd sy AID desd OF trust; o.
provisssns in aid deed Of iSsi, OF Of any Of iis
Terms, conditions or covenants. then, ON notace
s ss Z. :s e. ssa -. N: I'D s's
.srssmsnis and d.n..dl.s ihe .dyeri.e-
iul FOR the aid Public Trustee 70 sdyertise.
seiI and convey ali Of the right, title and inter
ma %sSnss q. .ss psesideS @ n s.,a ssi DEED. and %
give e he AID o. ,r,a re-. ma 49, ,ss
raj holder OF sasd csrtincst- ahAil b entitled
70 : ased therssor. aui~ss the same b rcdeemed
ie. aksII sat of the proceeds Of such ale. nr~t
pay the costa and charres Of Foreclosure; then
e q: o -pS psS,sss ss .:s
trust deed together with interest thereon At
TS.i,: per esn, ps. snru@, psying is, the over; ,
GHKRKxs, The Industrial Building and
and % eensrsss. sss in nv sri;lns dseisrsd |. viola
tion Of said decd of trust and demanded the
.as Of ..S a., n 81 Jss sfas'
PaSi,s fr.ssss Of aid frsmon, County. d
tue Of the power vested in me by said trust
deed and the Law in such case. provided. do
day, the seventeenth day OF August. 1903. ai
Two O'Clock p. N. at tho main front door OF the
entrance, in Canon City. In said County OF
Fremont, sell all of tho above described pre-
misc~ and all the title and interest of the said
81 public auction. for the highest and best
price the same will bring in cash for the pur.
pose of paying the sum Of Seven Hundred and
Seventeen Dollars and Twcnty-four Cents
tEfT.7s), being the sums above named and In
ter~st Accruing from this date as provided In
~atH ,xf xv~rA nA thsr Mani pf ~
this trust.
Dated ., Canon City. Colorado. July 18th.
lee.
O. J. FnxpRicxsoS,
Public Trustee In and for Fremont County.
Colorado.
First Publication July 10, 1903.
Last Publication August H. 1908
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
NOTICE.

special meeting Of the stockholders of The
Fremont Building and Loan Association will
be held ii ns ONCE. No. COL Main ST., Canon
City, Colombo, on Friday, the 1th day Of Au-
gust A. d. 1893, ., the hour OF half past seven
O'clock p. NJ for the purpose of considering
and acting on proposition 10 amend the Arti-
eles OF incorporation OF said Association by in
creasing the capital stock from $4,000 10 s9oO,
GO. All stockholders are hereby earnestly re-
quested TO be present in person or by prory sf
said meeting. BY order OF the D''Ard OF direc-
tors.
q. H. KEiLKNhKKsKK, President
CHARLES L. WALDO, Secretary.
First publication July 10. ips-
Last publication August 6, iSe-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estafe q Price Jsees, DecraseI

The undersixned having been appointed 2d-
ministrator Of the estate Of Price Jones. late Of
the County of Fremont, in the State OF Colorn-
do deceased, hereby gives notice that ne will
appear before the county court Of said Fremont
County, at the Court House in Canon City, in
aid county, At the June Term 1908, of said
court and ON the last Monday, being the sist
day, in August, A. d. isoe, ~ which time al
persons having claims against said estate are
bottled and requested 70 attend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted
Canon City. Colorado, July ie- 1863.
AMOS goxEs, Administrator.
Firss Publication July 10, 1909
Last Publication August. IL. iroa-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

INDUSTRIOUS PER-
sees In each stAls 10 travel for houss sssah-
call upon merchants and Aesats for succsssful
and profitable line. fermansnt sngAEsmeuS
WeskIy caah salary Of SIS and all travelling ex-
psns-s and hotei bills sdvanced In cash each
wsek. Rxpsnssos not essential. Mention ref
srsnce and sncioee self -addroased envelops.
1-iss
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
State of Colorado, -
County OF Fremont,


state OF Culornuo,
County OF Fremont, -"
In the County Court.
In the Maatsr Of the Estats OF
Jonah PercGrine, . mental In
competent. A. W, Alexander.
Couservator.
Now on this 18th day Of July, A. d. tsos, the
same being ono Of the days OF the regular June
term, A. d. lpue, Of said County Court, comcs A.
". Alexander, the Conservator above named.
who, acting under and In accorsiancc with the
statutes OF the state OF Colorado In such Case
made aad provided. now here dis~ In. and pre-
sents 70, said County Court, OF the county OF
Fremont In the state Of Colorado, his petition
praytng for an order authortrinG the sale of
real estate Of said Jonah Peregrinc. mental
incompetent. for reasons and purposes fully
set forth in said petttioni
And Il appearing 70 said County. Court fromthe
records and hies Of said cour thst aid county
court 10 the connty court out Of which Letters Of
conscrvAtorxhip for the estate Of said Jonah
Perexrtne, herstofcrs issusd 70 .Aid a. W Al
exAndcr, ccnservntor; and u further appear
ing TO tho court from said petition that all
and singular the fncss and matters re-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
Weak
Hearts

Ars dus 70 Indigestion. Nipsty-uaas q Ssssy
enc hundred people who have hsars 6UsAb
can REMAINDER when Il vas sImp,s inhigas-
ton. II = scientific fact that all oasss q
Asaft dissass, not organic, are ~ ealy
6aceabls 10. but are the direct rssu,s q ~
essaion. All food taken into he eeo0anA
Which fais Of perfect digestion ssrmsan -
svsib the stomach. putting II up againsl -
Asart. This intsrfsres with he actlea q
- hsart. and In The couEss Of ams -
ashcaas but vital organ tscomss dsssaspA
~. .. ksseAa, a ksvsaa. O., ays. lhnA ounnA
6sIAas - ves = . - ss.ss e hai kssss 1a1s6
0M1As ~ c.ss1 ms-
ke1e1 pegsses Whae Yoa Hae
and relieves The stomach Of al nsrvU0
serain and the heart of all pressure
0u1nss 0ly. si.oo Sine ho,dins az unso ApOan
-. which ssils tcr soc.
ogupgo1 ~ Z. q. oeWlyT q CO.. oeeeoADA
For.sale by seeiy Drug Company
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
$500

One-way rate to Colorado Springs
via the FLORENCE & CRIPPLE
CREEK RAILROAD through Cripple
Greek
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

porars face turned rcd and white and
darkiy purple in quick succession The
farrier had risen to his feet at the
sound Of the soldiers voice. and the
two faced each other In the cosy little
parlor with. for the nrst time sAnce
they were both recruits nerce anger
in their eyes. The widow closed the
door and began to laugh and chatter.
How funny. now! = she cried. -Hefe's
700 two. whom the folks At lie post
call the brsthren. you're % thick and
such old friendk and yua've nevsr nst
at my henss before How fuAnyr
eo she chattsred while her lipe were
yse re6 WITH beasss Fine kiss asd
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

Through xsleepins cars TO Houston.
TaxAs. via Wichita, 81 Reno and
Fort Worth leave DENVER daily $50
p M. via the Rock Island syrsem.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

There ID other good coal bat nons
quite - gvod - the Bear Gulch coal.
Canon City Transfer. Coal and seor-
Aes Company.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
= &c AL NOTICE S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States land once. Pueblo. olo-, June
%, 1903.
Nctice IL hereby given that in complianee
With the provisions Of the act Of onsr cas- Of
June ., iS7s, entitled, IAN sct for the sale Of
timber lands in ths slater Of aliforniA, Oregon
Nevada, and washington Territory" - ex-
tended to sil the Public Land states By act Of
August Z. 1907, Joseph 3. AdAms, Of the county
Of Fremont, state OF olorado, has this day fled
in this once his sworn statement No, for
the purchase Of the BY HEA session q and ss
NWk Of Section No. 81 in Township No. l6 y,
Range No. II W. and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes.
and to establish his claim To said land before
the clerk Of the District Courz - his once at
Canon City, Colo on Wednesday, the second
day Of September, 1903
He names ~ witnesses: John T. witchsr Of
Guffey. olo, William A. Stump of saoa Jity
oio., William Gribble OF Tsciamur, olo., or
eph Leslie Of Guney. olo.
Any and El persons claiming adversely the
Above-described lands are requested 70 hle
their claims in this ONCE before said Sec
ond day Of September, 1903.
s. A. ABBEY. REeIsrKR-
First Publication June IS. ls05.
Last Publication AugustE. 1905
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
@N%re

rAis signature is on every boz of the genuine
Laxative Brom0-Q Quinine r.s'ss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
ATTEMPT TO STEAL CHILD.
May Have Some Connection With Re
 ported Burglary at Warner Residence.

May Have Some Connection With Re- ported Burglary at Warner Residence.
 Bridgeport, July 24.-A strange story is told by people residing near Seaside park, which may cast some light upon the recent alleged visit of supposed burglars at the residence of DeVer H. Warner. It is said that within the past month an attempt has been made by kidnappers to steal little girl from her nurse while the child was playing in the park.
 The identity of the child is not dis closed, but the facts are known to a number of people in that vicinity, and, it Is claimed, to MT Warner. When the alarm was given by the screams of his nurse girl Thursday morning, MT Warner is said to have immediately connected the attempted abduction at the park with his own premises, and thought that an attempt might have been made to steal his own child for the purpose of ransom. The little one was sleeping with her nurse, and l. is in her room that the mysterious man is said to have been seen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
Rumor Said That the Dead Pontiff Would be
 Buried TO-Night
THE PEOPLE CROWDED TO VIEW THE REMAINS
Gossip About What Cardinals Will Do When Cohave For Election o Pope Assembes-The Election of RampoIo Any Cardinal Whom He Fayors Means the Continuance of the Policy of Pope Leo KILL

followers. Rampolla being a Sicilian can count on the two Sicilfan cardin- als. One of them, however, Cardinal Celesia, archbishop of Palermo, is so old, (he is almost 9O) that his relatives strongly oppose his going to Rome to attend the conclave. For political reasons all Spanish cardinals are ia vorajble to Rampolla, besides a dozen Italians, thus making a total of 25. But to be elected pope it Is necessary to get altogether over 40 votes, as or the present 64 cardinals not more than two or three will be absent from the conclave.
 The anti-Rampolla tendency has
 moore prominent candidates, such as Cardinals Oregla, Serafino Vannutelll, SatolH and Agliardi, whtoh will cause difficulty in arriving at an agreement on any one of them. It is already foreshadowed that should the success of their opponents be probable, this group will center all their votes on Car dinal Capecelatro. archbishop of Cap ua A cardinal who seemed to have considerable chance of success was Cardinal Sarto, the patriarch of Ne- nice, but now he is scarcely thought of, because he does not know French and is not likely to learn it at 70 years of age.
 It is understood that the Prussian minister accredited to the vatican has received instructions to favor the cleo tdon of Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli or Cardinal Agliardi. Cardinal Kopp bishop of Breslau, who arrived here yesterday, has been approached to the same effect
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
DETECTIVES ARE BAFFLED| JAPAN WILL WAIT
Cannot Locate Self Confessed
 Murderer of Millionaire Rice

The Mans Name is Jones and He Was
 the States Witness Against Albert
 T. Patrick-He Was Given His
 Freedom on Condition That He
 Would Keep in Communication With
 the Prison.
 New York, July 24.-Detectives who have been searching for Charles E. Jones, who confessed having caused the death of the Texas millionaire. Will liam Marsh Rice. whose valet he was, have been searching the south in vain for the man.
 Jones received immunity for becom- ing state witness against Albert T. Patrick, who was charged with killing Rice, through the instrumentality of Jones, for the purpose of securing the Rice millions. In June, 1902. Jones was given his freedom on the nominal bail of $1,O0O. Before Jones was per mitted to leave prison he was made to agree that he would keep in constant communication with the district attor- ney's office and with this ruling he was permitted to return to his old home in Texas. Nearly every one he had known from childhood passed him in silence on the street. He was prac- tically in solitude among his former friends. He went to Houston, where he had worked as clerk for Rice in warehouse. He met with scorn ey- anywhere he went and in letters sent to the district attorneys office com plained bitterly of the treatment As a last resort Jones swent to Galveston and shipped under an assumed name as mate of the schooner Raphello, which made weekly trips from Calves ton to San Jacinto river. Then he went to New Orleans, when his letters stop ped.
 It became necessary to locate Jones in proceeding connected with the Pat rick appeal, but no trace of him can be found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
THE STRIKERS STATEMENT.
Strike Breaker Who Demanded a
 Apology Had Close Gall.

Strike Breaker Who Demanded an
 Apology Had Close Gall.
 The strikers executive committee is sued their 1S5th daily statement to-day, as follows:
 Twenty eight weeks ago tomorrow night the local trolleymen's union went out on a strike which to-day finds the men in the fight just as firm as when they went out that cold night of Janu- ary II last. Despite occasional rumors to the contrary, no settlement IS III view at this writing, and the people are still walking. We are hopeful, how ever, that there may something turn up shortly which will end the difficulty and bring peace to the city once more.
 "A strike-b breaker almost had his face punctured with a fork day or two ago. He deserved it, too. The fellow lives in the northwestern sec tion of the city and in passing a house saw servant girl in one of the win dows. A few minutes later he was at the back door, threatening the girl and demanding an apology for what he called an insult. He claimed that she had insulted him by scratching her head at him. when he went by. The glrl plctAeut up q U1S loA N AAoA1 eAA table and chased the fellow out. Just barely missing in a lunge which she made at his face which would have ruff l fled his countenance had 1t landed Some of those chaps will get hurt for such freshness yet.
 "An eccentric old spfnster who lives way out east used to be very much opposed to the trolley company and l objected to 1t 'depositing Its trash in 1 front of her property. as she used to express it. She has changed her views l now. however. Yesterday an east end l merchant refused to sell the strike l breakers any cigarettes This spinstel l lady heard of 1t in the car and immed1 ately saw chance for sensationalism I She went down to the store. purchased l the tobacco and went back and gave l 1t to the trolleymen Only another ot the many examples of inconsistency displayed since the strike by those who formerly had no use at all for the com pany.
 Another accident yesterday after noon. This time it was out near Johr D.'s pond. A woman's hat fell off the conductor jumped off to get 1t, and the woman in her excitement fell off Neighbors loudly condemn the motor man, who made no effort to assist the woman, who was thrown fiat onto the street. The conductor was excused, as 1 he had to go back for the woman's hat Luckily, the accident did not prove to be serious one. Next"'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
THOMs IN THE RAGE.
His Friends Say That He Has No IN

His Friends Say That He Has No fms
 tention of Holding Back.
 Notwithstanding report to the cone trary it was learned to-day on excel- lent authority. that w. D. Thoms is a candidate for the mayorality nomina~ ton on the democratic ticket and in- tends to remain in the fight to the fins ish. One of MT Thomss packers told a Democrat reporter this afternoon Thoms and his friends are in 1t to stay, and that they had no notion of show ing the white feather, no matter what strength opposing elements might put forward. He stated that they have gone into training and will do their best to securn the nomination for their, man and then see that he sweeps tha field. If they should be beaten at thes primaries and fail at the convention then they will step into line behind the winning man and do their prettiest for5 his election, and also lend such in- fiuence as is at their disposal to the. whole ticket. If this be true AttorneN Lynch will have foeman worthy oE his steel and the tussle will be interest4' ing from start to finish.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
MAY BB SUICIDE CLUB,

New York, July 24.-The Hoboken po- lice are Investigating several recent cases of sudden death which lead them to believe a suicide club is fourishing in that town. In most cases two per sons have planned to make away with themselves simultaneously. The most recent case occurred in saloon. A stevedore, after treating the habitues, had the barkeeper go to a drug store and buy package of rat poison. He emptied half in 8 glass of water and the barkeeper poured out the remain der. They drank together and the stevedore staggered out under the in fuence of the poison. He has not been seen since. The barkeeper was taken to the hospital where he is reported to be in a critical condition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
TRYING TO SETTLE TROLLEY STRIKE.
NO OUTING FOR BOARDS.
Expenses Were Becoming Heavier
 Each Year for City to Pay.

Expenses Were Becoming Heavier
 Each Year for City to Pay.
 ? It is said that the annual outing and clambake of the city officials at the Branch reservoir will not be held thls year. Nobody appears to know why, but many suspect that failure of the boards to continue the festi- val is due to the fact that the attend ance was increasing at an alarming rate and the expense was crawling up right along. 1t was one of many vicious practices introduced into the city gov ernment while 1t was under republican rule and sprung into such popularity that their successors were obliged to keep it up for time or run the risk of being mobbed. If the bake does not come off as usual 1t will be great blow to a dozen or more folks who have been in the habit of boasting that it was the only day in the year which afforded an opportunity of getting a sea breeze and good dinner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-24
CRACK STEAM YACHTS TO-DAY
Take a Spin in Place of the Big Sail-
 ing Yachts.


 ing Yachts.
 Newport, R. l., July 24.-There was no racing t9-da< for the sailing contin- gent of the New York Yacht club fleet, but for the first time in many years the crack steam yachts of the squadron were given a chance to test their rela- tive merits for an International chal- lenge trophy offered by ex-Commodore James Gordon Bennett and known as the Lysistrala cup. For the contest the regatta committee of the club had laid out large triangular course of sixty nautical miles off Brenton's s Point. The preliminary starting gun was scheduledato be fired at o'clock in the afternoon. Two of the fastest yachts in the fleet, H. H. Rogers's Kanawha and w. B. Leeds Noma, were entered for the race. Tn order that the regatta committee might fol- low the yachts over the course, the commander of the North Atlantic squadron placed at it's disposal the tor pedo destroyer Barry, which has a contract speed of 29 miles an hour, or some ten miles in excess of the speed of the competing yachts. The first leg of the course was 15 miles to Vine. yard Sound hghtship then 20 miles right out to sea to mark fixed by a tug and 25 miles back to the finish at Brenton's reef ightship. Clear weath- CT, a light northerly wind and 8 smooth sea were the prevailing conditions be- fore the race.