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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-15

coffee, sandwiches and other refresh
ments, feature which all appre-
ciated. The luncheon being over,
Thomas Davis was escorted to the
platform by the ladies and induced to
sing solo to guitar accompani-
ment. A feature of the selection
was whistling chorus which capti-
waited the assembly. and at its con-
clusion there was storm of applause
so long and loud that Mr.. Davis con-
sented to respond to the encore by an
other song.
At this point in the proceedings
came another surprise, but this time it
was the ladies that were astonished.
Prof l.. j. Morrison mounted the
platform and in neat speech pre-
senled Mrs. E. T. Crank with hand
some fruit casket on behalf of the
meInbeis of the Athletic Club for her
valued assistance at their last enter
tainment.
After the shouts which followed
this gift had subsidized, dancing was
again resumed, and, in Justice to the
orchestra, be it said that Brookside
has seldom had better music than that
furnished for its watch meeting New
Years eve. 1t was early morninsg
when the gathering broke up and the
guests departed for their homes, all of
whom joined in thanks to the ladies
for the jolliest event of the winter.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-15
READ ALL OF THIS
You Never Know the Moment
When this Information May
Prove of Infinite Value.

It is worth Considerable to any
reader to know the value and use Of
medicine, for IL there is no occasion
to employ it, in the meantime. frail
humanity is subject to so many in
fluences and UNFORESEEN contingencies
that the wisest are totally unable to
gauge the future. Know then, that
Doan's Ointment will cure any sse
Of hemorrhoids commonly known -
piles, or any disease Of the cuticle Of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-15

the skin, generally termed eczema
One application convinces-a con-
tinuation cures. Read the proof
7. H. Thomas, attorney. of 600
E. Bennett avenue, Cripple Greek.
says: II just as emphaticlly endorse
Doan's Ointment today as / did in
the month of June. 1899. At that
time / went to a drug store for box
which used for itching hemorrhoids.
A few applications gave wonderful
relief. aud a short continuation Of
the treatment cured me. There
have been symptoms of a recurrence
since, but few applications of the
remedy never fail to bring positive
relief. My opinion of Doan's Oint-
ment, then expressed. is the same to.
day as it was when it was first
brought to my notice. ="
For sale by all dealers: price so
cents per box. Foster Milburn Co. /.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
U. ).
Remember the name Doan s-and
take no substitute.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-15
Simple Colds

Cease to be simple if at jail pro-
longed. The safest way is to put
them aside at the very beginning
Billiards. Horehound Syrup .removeA
the cause of colds. soc and ~ 90
bottle at Hunter Palmer's.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-15

may be unequal in the office.
Is there enough
Paper, Pens, Ink, Blank Books,
Letter Files and WAISTS Baskets
to go arounda Have the clerks
got the material to do good
work? There is large stock
of these soods on our shelves,
and the medium of exchange is
a very small amount of money,
because prices are low at
WhippIe's Book Store
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-15

To Cure Cold In One Day
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure no
pay. Price % cts.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-15

Don buy coal from A. McFariane
unless you want good coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-02
Spit in Officers Faces.
HAGUE TRIBUNAL SUGGESTED.
Proposed Means of Settling the Nam
churian Question.

The State Department may be the means
Manchurian question satisfactory to all par.
ties by submitting the question as TO when
and how Russia shall evacuate Manchuria,
II at all, to The Hague tribunal. This propo.
sition already has been preached in Europe,
where it has attracted the attention OF
publicists. and it may be that the United
States government. as the party In interest
best situated to urge the plan upon the
do this. Mr. WI, when Chinese minister to
Washington, was an ardent advocate of the
arbitration theory, but beyond securing tho
moral support of the State Department was
unable to accomplish much. Coming as it
now does from Russian sources to this
country, the plan to submit the vexed evac.
uation question to The Hague has gained
strength.
1t is pointed out by persons who are urg-
ing the proposition that this particular
question as it does not involve the Russian
national honor, is one which falls distinctly
within the list of subjects contemplated by
Ihe Hague agreement proper for arbi.
tration, and as the Russian government al.
ways has expressed itself as favorable to
the settlement of proper international ques-
tons by this means, some interest is En-.
pressed as to the reception which would b0
given to a proposition by the United States
to have The Hague tribunal arbitrate all
questions growing out of the treaty of Apr!l
y, 1903, between China and Russia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-02
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
Increase for Month of November
S5.426, 900.

The monthly statement of the public debt
shows that at the close of business No.
vember 80, 1893, the debt, less cash in the
Treasury, amounted to 1925, 500, 410, which
is an Increase for the month of $3.50 &c.,
The debt proper shows a decrease of about
$4,O00GO0 for the month. 1t is recapitu-
lated as follows: Interest-bearing debt,
$g02, 81 240: debt on which interet he's
ceased since maturity, ST. 1895 go; debt
bearing no interest, $3.50, S9SS Total,
81 ,295, COG, $50. This amount however does
not include 1891 ,9os. 500 in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding which are off.
set by an equal amount of cash held for
their redemption. The cash in the treasury
is CLASSIFIED as follows: Gold reserve SlJO-
oO0,E0; trust funds, 1891 .tiS 500: general
fund, SAL 1913, $50; in national bank de-
positaries, Sl6S, oiI,0G0; in treasury of Phil
ippine Islands, S4 sos AS. Total, Sl3aS 957.
80. against which there are demand liza
bliItleS outstanding amounting to 81 029.
i2o,Ji8. which leaves cash balance on
hand of 1868, 237.429
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-02

Then the light from the taper which a
page holding behind Norman of Bad
deby fell upon the gemmed collar that was
his principal ornament and the sight
wrought q subtle change in her mood. The
collar had been her fathers; she could not
look at 1T without seeing again his rudy old
face with its grim mouth and faded kindly
ewes Beside this vision rose another-the
vision of this beloved face dead in the
| moonlight. with Frdtjof's near it. his brave
smile frozen on his young lips. From that
moment. softness and shrinking died out in
her bearing out of her heart and her
blood was turned to fire within her-the
liquid fire of the north. Hour after hour she
sat in rigid waiting while the endless line of
servants ran TO and fro with their silver
dishes and the merriment grew and spread
and the clinking came faster and louder and
the voices grew thicker and wilder
When the wave of goodwill and fellow
ship had reached its height. like one who
would ride in upon its crest the Gamer rose
10 nus rect and began speaking to the king
His manner less smoothly deferential
than when addressing Edmund she noticed
affecting more the air OF bluff frankness
which one might who wished to dlsarm any
suspicion of fattering. but she could not
hear what he said because of the noise
around him. The first words She heard dis
tinctly were Canutes. as he paused with up
raised goblet to look at the Mercian Like
an arrow his voice cleft the uproar so that
here and there men checked the speech on
their lips to look at him. and their neigh
bors observing them. paused also, until the
lull extended from corner to corner.
Strangely do you ask he said. why
should / give YOU more than Edmund gave
your"
She had no difficulty in hearing Edric this
time. Aggressively honest his words rang
out with startling sharpness: Because it
was for you that l went against Edmund
and from faithfulness to you that / after
wards destroyed him."
Out of the stiffness that followed voice
cried. Are you mad?" and there was the
grating of chairs thrust hastily back. But
after a great wrench her heart stood still
within her, as through the madness she
perceived the purpose. AS well as Edric of
Mercia she knew that the young Vikings
vulnerable point was his longing for his
own self-esteem, a craving SO unreckoning
In it's fervor that-should he have the guilty
consciousness the traitor counted on
rather than endure his own reproach for
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tary was instructed to inform The officers
of the league that the association is not
constituted as to permit of such repre-
sentation at the meeting of the organiza-
ton.
DR.. Jamison presented for the considera
ton of the association the draft of a bill
providing for the establishment of a minor
street running west from the Johnson
School building The matter was referred
to the legislative committee without COM
ment Prior to the close of the meeting
resolution, introduced by Secretary Todd,
was adopted to the effect that the executive
committee be authorized to communicate
with Gen. George II. Harries, with the OBJ
ject of ascertaining the prospect for the
extension of the 18th street car line by the
opening of the coming summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-02
EFFECT OF ADJOURNMENT.
Nominations of Gen. Wood and Others
Promoted May Have to Be Renewed.

Some discussion has been INDUCED in by
senators concerning the effect of adjourn
ment without action upon the nomination
of Gen. Leonard Wood to be major general
and other nominations depending upon his
confirmation, and widely differing views
have been expressed. According to the
standing rules Of the Senate 1T will be
necessary in the event these nominat tons
are not confirmed at the present session, for
the President to again send them to the
Senate. The rule follows. &
Nominations neither confirmed re-
jected during the session at which they are
made shall not be acted upon at any
succeeding session without being again
made to the Senate by the President and if
the Senate shall adjourn or ia Ike recess for
more than thirty days, all nominations
pending and not finally acted upon at the
time of taking such adjournment or recess
shall be returned by the secretary to the
President and shall not again be considered
unless they shall again pc made to the SEN
ate by the President"
Some question has arisen as to the effect
if no adjournment occurs. but the impress
sion is that the pending nominations will
have to be made anew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-02
CHAPTER XXI.
The Twilight of the Gods.
Circumspect and reserved
Every man should be.
And wary IN trusting friends

CiTcumspect and reserved
Every should be,
And wary In trusting friends;
OF the words
That man says to another
lie often pays the penalty.
-HAVAaiAI.
Taking TO tapestried walls and jeweled
lanterns and strange splendor of furnish
ings. Randalin experienced moment of
wild bewilderment. What had happened To
the lOw-ceiled dOrfnitory with its bare walk
spaces splotched with dampness? What
had become of the row of white beds, with
Dearwyns rosy face the next pillow?
And she herself-why was she lying on the
outside of the covers. with all her clothes
OH, a cramped aching heap? Rising on her
elbow. she gazed wonderingly al the frow-
zy woman stretched near her on pallet. 1t
was rot until the woman turned over
putting out her fat cheeks In a long breath.
that the girl on the bed recognized her and
knew what room this and remembered
what had happened to separate today from
all the yesterdays of her life Falling down
upon the pillows, she lay with her face hid
den among them. living over with the swift
sharpness of renewed brain the scenes of
the previous night.
AS she had seen it from the gallery where
the kings soldiers had hidden her. she saw
again the great stone hail. enshrining a
feasting table around which throng of
mobiles I'm their gorgeous dresses and their
Jewels and their diadems made glittering
halo. At the farther end. the king sat in
his shining gilded chair. Just below her was
Edric OF Mercia with Norman Leofwinesson
beside him. She could not see their faces
for their backs were toward her, but now
and again the Gamers velvet voice rose
blandly. and each time she was seized with
shuddering. How was 1t possible that he
did not feel disaster In the air? To her IL
seemed that the very torch-fames Missed
warnings above the merriment. while the
occasional pauses We're so heavy with doom
that their weight was well-nigh unendura-
BILE; at each. she was forced to fight down
mad impulse TO scream and scatter the
hush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-02

II saw Nervey at the foot ball game and
he seemed to be very enthusiastic when
Harvard won"
"Oh, yes; he was very enthusiastic. The
man next to him Wore a soft hat and
Nervey tried TO borrow it to toss in the air
in place of his derby. ''-Philadelph Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-02

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1t goes into 1900 houses in the
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TROUBLEINMANCHURIA
RUSSIA WILL HASTEN TROOPS no
LIAO-TUNG.
Chinese Spit in Faces of Cars Soldiers
and Throw Explosives at
Houses

COLOGNE, December Flight regiments
OF infantry and brigade of artillery are
reported, according to a dispatch from st.
PETERSBURG to the Cologne Gazette, to be
about to leave Russia for the Lao-Tung
peninsula, with the view of the active pros
ecution of the fortification works
Spit in Officers Faces.
The dispatch adds that Chinese in Nam
churia are displaying the utmost Ill feeling
toward the Russians.
They spit in the faces of the Russian Of
hcers and soldiers. bar the roads to troops
and throw explosives at the feet of their
horses.
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Ladies' Gymnasium.

'EACHER OF SINGING ---.-'@*-
has resumed lessons for the season Studio 1929
10th 81. W, phone Main 2763-A. se1O-7StS,5
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-30
Good Mexican Mines.

ID. c. Hobart returned Thursday
from a three weeks trip into Sonora,
Mexico. and brings back word that
there are many fine prospects in that
section az we'll as several producing
properties in the Montezuma district.
While In that country Mr.. Hobart Wis.
tied the famous El Tigre mine, which
sold for $3.50 00o with only a ten-foot
opening on II. and from which one
train OF ore returned one half million
dollars W 9 Mclaughlin and John
w. Casey. both Grant county boys. own
an extension of the El Tige, which
shows very rich ore and which gives
every promise Of making the fortune
OF Messrs. Mclaughlin and Casey. Mr..
Hobart will return TO the Sonora
country in about month. he having
acquired some interests there.-Silver
City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs.
Grand Lodge Of Arizona Meet and
Elect New Officers.

The Grand Lodge OF knights OF
Pythias OF Arizona. just adjourned ut
Yuma. elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Supreme representative for four
years. Joseph =. Dillon OF Prescott.
Grand chancellor. George w. Por-
ter OF Bisbee.
Grand vice chancellor, J. c. Evans
of Globe.
Grand prelate. J. II. Cox OF Clifton,
Grand keeper Of record and seal
John ID. Lopez OF Mesa.
Grand master OF exchequer. ia.
cob Salzman OF Williams.
Grand master at arms, J. NJ. Pick
arts of Wilcox
Grand inner guard. John Kelley OF
Clifton.
Grand outer guard. c. C. Dyer OF
Yuma.
Grars' trustees--C. NJ. Zander oil
Mesa. b. Hattlch OF Tombstone and
n II. Warburton OF Pearce.
The next grand lodge meeting will
be at Morenci the second Wednesday
in May next year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-30
HOLeRook.
From the Argus.

From the Argus
Henry Barrett. OF Richville. was In
Holhrook delivering cattle to Winslow
parties.
DIR Brown. Of winsiow. county
superintendent OF public health, made
Holbrock short visit
II. NJ Tanner passed through Hol.
brook on his way home from con
ference at Snowflake.
Mrs J. G.. Paalsell of Young, AriZ.,
ana Mrs. J. s Jones. OF Ke1ms Can
yon. are visiting their sister Mrs.
Hathorn.
II. n. Scorse and Julius Wetzler
passed through Holbrook with a train
load OF sheep. en- route to Kansas City.
q. M Cannon. of Chicago. is visit.
tor at Holbrook. Mr.. Cannon Is n
guest Of District Attorney Moran
and is an able attorney himself. and
will probably remain with us some.
time
Harvey Colcord. who was thrown
from morse al the Ramer ranch, wac
in Holbrook en- route to Watrous. N.
NJ, and he will go to the Ramer ranch
of that place and undergp course
Of treatment for his injuries.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-30
WIN SLOW.
From the Mail.

From the Mail.
Mrs. 8. p Allen and children, Fred
and Hazel, report having had an en-
joyaDie time on their trip to Los An
geies.
In pursuance with an act passed by
the last legislature, Governor Brodie
has appointed J. II Frisbey, OF Snow.
fake, and u. Il. Buttner of Winslow,
an honorary board OF managers for
Arizona at the St Louis exposition.
Mira. Finn, wife of Justice Charles
Finn, returned from Albuquerque,
where she wHs visiting her sisters,
Mrs. s. X. White and Mrs. James A.
Bell She was accompanied by her
nephew, George White. who will
spend the SUMNER with his aunt and
uncle
Street Commissioner Charles French
In about two weeks will have com.
pletej a dam at Hay Lake that will
prevent any further washing out. He
In building crib dam twenty-five
feet high, 100x1O0 feet. for Woods g.
Goesling. TO replace the dirt dam
carried away by the winters Gtorms.
Mr.. French has Ave men with him.
His father, F. M. II. French, is also
one of the party.
We are informed by Councilman F.
NJ. French that an ordinance will soon
DO passed by the city council provid.
ing for the payment Of water rentals
for fire plugs. the purchanse OF hose
OF the best quality and a first class
hose cart. A volunteer fire depart.
ment will then be organized. COM
posed OF the best men, with a good
man at the head OF IL. Winslow will
then be more secure from fire than II
ever has been, and when people re-
tire they will rest assured that the
Are laddies are looking after their
safety and ever ready TO respond TO an
alarm.
The complimentary benefit given by
the Winslow Sunshine society ar the
American Boys club to Mrs. l.. w
Owen, organizer of the International
Sunshine society, at the Methodist
Episcopal church, Wednesday evening
was very enjoyable and successful
entertainment The young folks did
fac I'm their songs and recitations
Mrs. owen made an interesting talk
on "Beaux, Husbands, Sweethearts
and Wives" and sang old plantation
melodies In the original style. Laura
Thomas received gold badge fol-
selling the most tickets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-30
The Grsyson Case.

AS confidently pre;.cted. says the
Silver city independent, matters In the
case Of Charles +. Grayson of this city,
have taken most favorable turn to-
wards Mr.. Grayson. Even the sensa.
tional dailies OF the east are outspoken
in his behalf, and It has been demon
strated that he has acted the part OF
an honorable and upright man through.
cut
Press dispatches indicate that the
case against him will never he brought
to trial, as even the prosecuting cit.
ness has failed to appear.
Mr.. Grayson Ia expected back in sil.
yer City the latter part Of the present
week. and when he returns he will
even command higher respect and
confidence that he did before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-30
FLAGSTAFF.
From the Sun.

From the Sun.
Mrs. C. T. Austin left for southern
California. where she will cpend the
school vacation.
]. NJ. Dennis. president OF the Den
INSIDE Mund Lumber company, OF
Rhoades. was here on Wednesday.
Eben, son of c. A. Greenlaw, return.
ed from San Mateo. Cal, where he has
been attending school
Mrs. Il. l.. Renoe, OF this town, has
been appointed by Governor Brodie
as honorary member OF the board OF
commissioners OF the St. Louis exposi
ton.
Guy Barrett left for Pasadena. Cal,
on account OF the serious illness OF his
father.
S. II. Harley, accompanied by his
little daughter, left for Los Angeles.
His visit Is made for the purpose of
obtaining medical treatment for his
daughter, and he expects to return the
last day OF the month.
The county Jail is filling up with ag.
gressors against the law. There are
now Ave prisoners being held to ap-
pear before the next grand jury. There
are also Ave misdemeanor prisoners
serving sentences, one of them being a
colored woman whose home Is oppo-
site the Jail.
The telephone line in Cochise coun'
ty will lie extended to Benson, con
Meeting the junction town with Fair
bank, Tombstone. Bisbee, Douglas
Naco and Cananea. General Manager
Ijams is now inspecting the route
| This connection means az well con
nection with Tucson. a much needed
enterprise.
#. C.. Oxman, a sheep buyer, from
Chicago, will make shipment Of
sheep from this place Sunday. Be
tween this place and Winslow twenty
seven carloads will be shipped. The
various sheepmen In this county hav,
disposed of about all they have to sell
and at satisfactory prices. Arizon,
sheep are in fine condition, and are
much In demand for fancy mutton.
On Friday morning logger name,
Cody got at loggerheads with thu
whole tangible universe, possibl,
because OF the fact that he could no
make the town 20 broke on the booz'
proposition--though he did his best
and ran amuck. until held up by tn,
strong arm OF the law, reinforced by |
navy six. He was brought TO TAIL OF
stretcher, and will be given time h
recuperate bit. when Justice QuinlaI
will conscientiousIy endeavor to i'm
plant the fear OF God and the law II
his heart.