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Evening journal., 1904-11-25
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Evening journal., 1904-11-25
Robert D. Kemp Promoted.

The directors OF the Artisans Savings
Bank yesterday elected a new secretary
and treasurer, temporarily, to succeed
Charles c. Matchett who resigned. 10 ac-
cept a position in New York. Robert D.
Kemp was elected TO MI the position.
He was formerly a bookkeeper in the
bank and is thoroughly versed in the
Evening journal., 1904-11-25
GRAPHOPHONE TRADING.

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Evening journal., 1904-11-25
nidn,t Knnu II All.

"Oh," sneered the self important
lawyer who was cross examining, "yov
think you know It all. don't your
''Not quite" replied the witness.
''For instance, l don't know how you
manage to secure an occasional client"
Chicago. News.
Evening journal., 1904-11-25
Townsend counls Married.

John Parvis and Miss May Hayman
daughter of Joshua Hayman, Of
Townsend. were married at that place
Tuesday evening by the Rev. ]. W.
Jones. After the ceremony the couple
left for a wedding trip north.
Evening journal., 1904-11-25
WEAK KIDNEYS
CAUSE MORE SUFFERING AND
DEATHS THAN ALL OTHER
DISEASES CONFIRMED.

If the kidneys are out of order the whole
system is bound TO suffer. Headache, back
ache, rheumatic pains and swellings, torpid
drowsiness, sleeplessness, skin troubles, ma
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Evening journal., 1904-11-25
The Drawback.

Old Gentleman-Sincey your uncle left
you that legacy, Mrs. Casey, You must
find your path in life much smoother
Mrs. Casey-Shure OF dunno, sor. OF
foind the more ye hov to ate the more
dishes there is to wash.-Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1904-11-25
Va. eive Masauerade Partn.

The young people of Old Swedes
Church will give a benefit masquerade
party in the parish house Of that
church on Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 20. The affair promises TO be well
attended
Evening journal., 1904-11-25
Mnddening.

Judge-Had you any provocation for
assaulting this man? Prisoner-Oi hod,
yer honor. He wudn't foightl-Puck.
Evening journal., 1904-11-25
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Evening journal., 1904-11-25
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Evening journal., 1904-11-25
Oscar o. eouert Resigns From Banl

Oscar o. Gouert, who for fourteen years
has been In the employ Of the First Ma
tional Bank. has resigned his position.
Ill health is the cause of his leaving the
institution, where be was discount clerk.
Evening journal., 1904-11-25

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Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

out of a slck in his hand rolled the = o.
ductors head on the comui'S nders tiss'k.
For weeks the scout had followed Ihc
trail of Amigo and at last had secured
an opportunity of shooting Apache
Kids partner. II occurred to him that
the best proof OF his being in line for
promotion would be the abductor's
head.
This same JOSH has rendered valua-
ple assistance to the Arizona rangers
under Captain Burton f. Mossman in
trailing desperadoes in the southwest.
Josh and Mossman and a small compa-
ny of rangers followed the Smith gang
of bandits for twenty-five days after
Smith had murdered two of the com
pany or rangers. The weather was at
its worst II rained repeatedly and
obliterated the trail, and a snowstorm
came up that impeded the progress of
the pursuers, but Josh found the trail
again and again. and for eight days
of the twenty-five the outlaws were
pressed so hard that they had TO wan
der horseless in the mountains. Sew
eral Of them were wounded, and only
few Of them were able to make their
escape. owing largely to the cunning
of the Indian trailer.
The work of these trailers is the
more remarkable from the fact that
outlaws in the southwest always take
to the burning desert waste or skulk
in the lonely, sun baked mountains
with their parched gulches and sterile
canyons. Even veteran plainsman
fairly familiar with the region will
ca silly lose his way in these places and
die of hunger or thirst before be can
work his way out But the Indians
never get lost and never fail in their
skill at reading the desert signs Alright
Apparently this skill at man hunting
Is Unborn and will never desert the
tribe. Certain it is that the ressrTa-
tion Apache of today when called upon
can do as remarkable work as his
brother trailer Of the days Of ths sav-
age Geronimo or Apache Kid
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
MASKED

When Larned was In college hs was
nrst in athletics and last In his Studies.
Then came a tour abroad. Dtsdain-
ing such efeminate affairs as railway
carriages, Larned used his legs
Tramping in Germany, he stopped one
evening at a hotel in q summer resort
where preparations were making for a
masked ball He asked the landlord
for a costume and was given one-a
Faust-which he was informed had
been engaged several days before, but
relinquished during the afternoon.
Larned put it on and went down into
the ballroom.
Among the women was Marguerite,
q trim, graceful figure with an i'm
mense plait Of blond hair. who on see
ing Faust at once manifested an inter
est in him Larned was not long in ad-
vanctng and asking for dance.
~Ach.- said the lady - soon as he
opened his mouth to speak. you are
some one elser'
Larned begged for an explanation.
but the girl only laughed and put him
of with the remark: L am well enough
satisfied Don't rry into other peoples
affairs
During the evening Philip II was
eying the FarSt and Marguerite couple
with as much apparent chagrin as they
seemed to tie mutually pleased. At
last just - Faust Was leading Mar
guerite out To dance the king of Spain
marched up TO him and said:
Herr. viii relieve you Of the lady"
mo one Will relieve me" replied
Faust. "of any lady whom l have
asked to dance unless she wishes it,
But am he checked himself.
Il don't care IL you're the grand duke
or the kaiser, The lady must decide
between us
1T would have been impossible said
the girl. FOR Marguerite To prefer any
one to Faust. even a king. However,
I'll dance the next with your majesty
II you so command"
The man turned on his heel and
walked away.
Now, what have you doneT" said
Marguerite. He will challenge you.
nud you will have to light him."
''oh. that's in my line replied Faust.
IF | had 20 meet him in n disquisition
on philosophical problem l would
offer humble apology. Unfortunate
ly was given the lowest order OF ac-
complishments
When the daucc was over man
tapped Larnrd On the shoulder. They
retired. and IL was arranged that Il
duel with rapierS should take place at
once The parties passed separately
from the hotel 81 as not to attract at
tention. and the seconds led the way TO
u barn near at hand Lanterns werc
procured and the principals placed in
position. To Larned's surprise his OPP
ponent chose TO fight masked
They were about evenly matched in
skill. but the German Is never equal in
expedient to the American Larned
sidled around TILL he put his enemy in a
position where one Of the lanterns
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

Hon. John Shenick. q Chicago Alderman
residing at 22o So. Peoria st. owes his
election to Chainberiain's Cough Remedy.
We will let him tell IL: Two years ago
during political, campaign. caught cold
after Being oyerheated, which irritated my
throat and was finally compelled to stop as
] could not speak aloud. In my extremity a
friend advised me to use Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy. ! took two doses that
afternoon and could not believe my senses
when found the next morning the inilani-
nation had largely subsidcd. ] took several
doses that day. kept right on talking through
the campaign, and thank this mrdicirc
that won my seat in the Council. for had
l not been able TO continue my meetings /
would no doubt have been unable to secure
sufficient votes. Since that time have
praised this medicine to dozens OF my
friends Ny wife has also used 1t and We
find 1t a valuable household remedy"
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Canon Wins Two Games.

The first OF the series Of bowling
games between Canon City and
Florence for the championship OF Free
mont county Was played on the Canon
alleys OF Clair and Ashley. Friday eve
ming last. The attendance was very
large and the enthusiasm as the game
progressed reached the highest pitch.
Sheriff Simon, who was passing OH the
other side Of the street, bearing the
laughter thought possibly boxing
contest might be going on and came in
to stop the mill. but the sport was SO
great that he joined the crowd in coach
ing the players. The beginning Of the
game was close, the players seeming
TO have bad luck all around, but as the
game progressed, the Canon bowlers
warmed up to their work and from the
middle half Of the first game there
was no daubt OF the result OF the con-
test. In the total score Florence made
2Ils pins and Canon City 237o; Canon
winning the game by 262 pins.
The second Of the series of these
championship contests was held At
Florence Tuesday night of this week,
the local team winning by twenty pins.
The game was q somewhat spiritless
one and no high score were made by
either side.
II is expected that the Denver Elks
team will be here tomorrow night TO
play the Canon City Elks, although
the matter OF their coming is not
definitely settled.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Hum an
TraiZers
Apache indiana ~6o
PosseSs the Blood
bound'1 XnrfincT.
Hoev Gheir RemorkobIe SIN a.
Non Aanfer< L< Uff7iked.
Tracking OtfffaepS
AcroS< fhe De<erT.

TIE recent trailing Of Outlaw Bud
Mckinney across hundreds Of miles Of
Arizona desert land to Bakersfield. Cal.
where the murderer met death at the
hands of a posse, shows that the
Apache Indians have not forgotten
their old time skflI as man hunters. In
the days OF Geronimo the American
soldiers were many times astonished
at the skill OF these human blood
hounds in following a trail which
would puzzle the sharpest white man.
Unerringly the Apaches would paddle
across the desert, their soft moccasins
making not the least sound, and they
would track their quarry even when
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
News Notes
rhe Bethel Co. good clothes.

The Bethel Co. good clothes.
The Associated Charities will hold a
Rummnge sale January eeth in the
Apex block.
Marriage licenses have been issued
during tho last week TO Robert A. Lo-
gan and Minnie NJ wsggoner; w. t.
OFT and Estha Strimbo Albert Freder-
ick Milliken and Coreen NJ. Frey.
All who pay Record subscriptions for
next year, this month. will be given
the illustrated magazine, Farm Life,
one year without extra charge. You
get the two now for SI.25. You need
the papers, we need the money.
Col. W. II. Yeaton, OF Livingstone,
Montana, 10 visiting his sister, Mrs.
Hiram Bacus. and family, on River
street. Col. Yeaton, who 10 en- route
to visit his son in Texas, is a great ad-
mirer OF the climate Of the Arkansas
Valley.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that in view OF the
small number Of applicants the exam
inntion OF candidates for the position
OF cadet in the revenue cutter service
has been postponed from January 4, s,
and to February %, % and ~, 1904.
The salary Of a cadet is $500 per nnnum
and one ration day. Applicants for
cadetship must not be less than is nor
more than 25 years of age, must under
go a rigid mental examination and
must be OF good moral character. Per-
sons who desire to enter these examin-
ations.should apply At once TO U. s.
Civil Service Commission, Washington
d. O.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
SOC. snd 81, all drussaa'

'shone directly in his eyes. then put
several inches of steel in the feshy
part of his right side. 1t was not
dangerous wound, but just how serious
no one knew. The mask was removed.
the clothing torn open and the wound
examined
your serene transparency ex-
claimed the doctor. Il thought you
were the other man"
IT intended to be, but changed my
mind"
'1 am sorry said Larned, ito have
stepped into a mistake through your
Intended costume, but rejoice to have
winged you so slightly"
[ His serene transparency was removed
by carriage 10 his own bed Larned
went back TO the hotel. In the hall
stood Marguerite unmasked. and a very
high bred, pretty German fraulein she
was. She appeared relieved at seeing
one of the combatants return unhurt
and anxiously inquired for the other.
LArned assured her that he had got OF
with flesh wound
1T was my fault she said He II
my betrothed. We agreed to come
here as Faust and Marguerite he
changed his character and instructed
the landlord to rent his Faust costume
to see how would act with another"
1T seems to me. fraulein." said Lar
ned. that he found out not only how
you would act. but how the another
would act"
He is jealous"
"He will prize you all the more for
seeing you priced by the another
She looked at him with her eyes of
northern blue, and he read story.
Here is what he read condensed in that
one look:
81 am noble; you are not. l must
marry within my circle, my husband
being chosen for me. Tonight I have
met the man could love. but between
him and me is an impossible barrier.
We have met without introduction; we
part with a passing acquaintance. IL
we meet again 1t will be "a strangers"
"Frauleiu." said Larned softly. ''hav-
ing met you is the episode Of my life.
regret having come for a moment be
tween you and your betrothed and had
known he Were such would have re
signed you at once. assure you that
these few moments Of happiness will
not cause me TO forget that we are
merely masked acguaintances-~
She put out her hand and gave his
pressure. accompanied by q hook. that
he remembers to this day. Then she
turned sway When they met the next
day In the gardens she was walking
with retinue OF friends outwardly
at least they were both masked.
s,r,,fsi har sha hatr,fh2xf
couple were related TO the reigning
house. that the man was rich and the
girl court belle, The only explains
tion he ever got OF their attending 50
plebeian an entertainment as a hotel
bah was that II was a freak and In
mask PHILIP CAREY LEEDS
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

the surface OF the plains apparently
showed not the slightest sign OF any
human being having passed. This fac
ulty still clings 10 the Apache tribe de
spite long years OF reservation life.
One OF the most expert trailers OF
the southwest was San Carlos
Apache named Josh. Apache Kid had
4 partner dubbed Amigo, who abducted
Q woman from the San Carlos reserva-
ton. The commander OF the fort prom
ised a sergeantcy OF scouts to josh II
he would kill or capture Amigo. but
added the stipulation that II he failed
10 secure him he would lose his job.
Josh accepted the proposition phiio-
scphically and disappeared from the
fort For several weeks nothing was
heard from hin, One day ms the COM
mander was looking over some papers
IN his office a shadow fell across his
sunlit desk As there had been No
sound to indicate the approach Of any
one. the commander At once concluded
that II was an Indian. He looked up
and saw Josh-
-Dd you got himr ssesd - spauosa-
sYa. colonel ~ ~ ~. answsesd
SssA Aostueahly. ~ ~ n~n
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

ing Miss Della 8 sixteenth birthday
anniversary. About thirty young
people were present. Various games
were INDUCED in and refreshments
were served.
As it was omitted last week, we wish
now to state that Miss Fay has retnrn-
ed from Montrose. Miss Wright. from
Canon City, and Mrs. Pratt from Den
yer to resume their school duties.
Mr.. Z. n. Veal resigned his position
at Littleton, and has returned to
Howard as day agent His friends are
very glad to see him back again.
Mr.. Burtiss has gone to Wigwam to
fill vacancy in the Office at that place.
J. L. Davis made business trip to
Canon last week.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
F.1nsry~rn BILE.

Two little girls were engaged In an
animated discussion as to the merits OF
their respective homes.
well. anyway" said one little maid
en- in triumphant tone. you may
have more bedrooms than we have. but
we have more cream than you do. We
have enough for our cereal every SIM
de morning"
Pooh" said the other. that's moth
ing! We own n Jersey cow, and we get
q whole cowful Of cream twice svsry
day"-Lippincott's-
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
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Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
A r,,i.. ch,er. Res.ks.

A frivolous visitor to the FIJI Islands
said to a Fijian chief: 1t Is really q
pity you have been so foolish as to lis
ten to these missionaries No one now
adays believes In the Bible"
The chiefs eyes flashed as he said:
do you see that stone7 There We
killed our victims. Do you see that
oven1 There we roasted their bodies
for our fensts. II II hadn't been for
the missionaries and the Bible you
would have met the same fate"
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Howard Items.

Mrs. James Howard entertained
fourteen little friends, and teachers,
Misses Wright and Fay to dinner
Thursday afternoon. The occasion be-
ing Miss Emma's ninth birthday.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the Longaker home last Tuesday. IL be-
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

All who pay Record subscriptions for
next year, this month, will be given
the illustrated magazine, Farm Life,
one year without extra charge. You
get the two now for sl.25. You need
the papers, we need the money.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-21
Loss Of Flesh

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Cañon City record., 1904-01-21

Clyde O. Dawson went to Salt Lake
City the first OF the week on COM
bined pleasure and business visit