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EXPOSE rION ATHLETICS.
swimming, Bo,Ing AMI ilandhnll con
tests ~ llnd Many ENronynts,

Portland o. June q The Okmulg
NlMcllr club Of san f'lunclgrO vii be-
wen represented In the swimming box.
INK ana handbull contests to BE- hold In
connection with The LOWS ana CLARK cX.
July,
Lewis Levy will represent the Olympic
club IN the SOFT ana hard ball t0urn +,
h'llsi ana hls clubmalos expect him 10
MAKE a me showing Levy arrived this
morning from San Francisco and login
placlto play az once M the Tournament
opens Monday, june ID. tie N Ia FIN p
shape Lovy was member Of the olympic
cum hundbal team, which won The In.
lglVlub hard hnudhall championship Of
inc coast u FEW months ago llr ~ a
lWo' handed player aud fast on his feet
scott lonly and Y, GHlcy two Of N
best swimmers " The United states W n
wear the colOis " the olympic club, IN
practise the pair have been swimming the
lW yards IN 1909 luaW win enter the
short distance events ana daley VIII
take hls chances IN the long distance
lpcca loufy anu Galley viii lpuyy foe
Portland IN" middle VI next month Both
~ these mon took part IN the - loul
exposition races ana showed up we'll
against the hest men I'm the world dus,
nlio The fac, that they took VT weight IN
the hQi climate,
Al Kaufman Wlllo DwAor ana Bob
INDY VIII Represent The club In the box,
luR TOURNAMENT 10 ne nnlu July ana \
These boys are already IN active training
and look forward 10 added lHurcls In thii
contest Kaufman " "a coming heavy.
wolRh, champion and IN looked upon at A
winner lundy viii enter the lightweight
class, and n expected Ia make good
showing Willie Dwycr win look after
be fcathCWcight They win leave San
ltanclsco on July ! IN company with lack
Gleason nnd Max Rosonfcd
Az these contests Va be- held under the
auspices of the LowN and clark oNpos.
ton and strictly In accordance with the
rules of the A. A. L, governing these
events,
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80 HHHHHf
HIS RICHNESS WON,
Win Ills Meteor ~, Germnn Emperor
Heat All Others

Imperial Yacht club XII Germany.
hN yacht Meteor III agsinI tbc .,hooocr
yacht Hamburg, owned by the Nucm
socibaU aud belonging Ia the Nurd
lculschor Regatta yrlrln ON hold the
M'tcur Win the emperor were AmhasRis
gor Tower Cornelius Vanderbilt wilson
Marshall ana George Lauder H.
Prince Henry ~ Prussia sailed tho
orion which went oyer thu course Hluur
ln hpr class I'm the princes PARTY Wpro
Allison Y. Armour aud Jordan Mott
" ", Nonlol sailed the swan. Inc ONLY
AmCtlran entry M the regatta, upuiul
me 1hNn, lnprh Alexander ana lrWd
Among he steamers following the race
WAS The Princess Victoria with the d.Tcl,
tors " The Hamburg. American line 0ud
largo party Oh board
The Motor ~ beat the Hamburg by ID
minute,
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M0rkslnnn Are Tied.

Portland. juno ag.W T. Saoard Of ia
c0ma ana j. u lloWhm NJ Wallace. Ida,
are lied tor The MulWuham mcdll. tn
shoot bong completed today They win
BE- obllgcd IN shoot m he tic, but thM
viii not bo mll later Tho present hlld.
cr al th'. medal 10 v, q ronlalr of Lly.
iNpnly -four each g. -, phnk hruko
tvcnty,four also, but holng nm aren't,
~ barred from winning the cup,
i, W Brudcrlok of San Francisco won
tie anaconda rup which has been he'd
hf NhoAi1. prnnhihR lWnN,nNr tllMlHh!
with Brodcrlck but WpH barred ON nu.
count NJ being a non'momhcr " the ub.
EOplutIOn
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seconds company u, disqualified l0l'g.
company q, fWonWnlnth mtinlN N,
company w. NWmty,nnth Infantry a..
tocondsi company r. Twon)'nlnlh mUu'
nv iVls seconds
:. o,n,G,.mUG ',mSo ts',,, TNonn'Ny"C,o,n,,l
pnnN IT, INrniy'ninth Infantry second
Time minutes,
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FI1X LOOKING FOR MONEY.
Another Reason why ,le Leh salt Lake
Will Ito Nice, CorbpiH

Now NorkHloh 'IlgyImmous and Jim
rorbctt are almost sure 10 mool w bnl,
II" for lhr worlds heavyweight cham.
ponshlp THE refinement of Jam Jrnllos
lcuvrs the title without nm owner ana
lfiiHFlmmunA yesterday afternoon issued
n chAlluUgo tu torhuli
FitgsmmonN who has lust returned
from Salt Lake tilN means buSurW and
WIN Hlgn articles IN meet Gentleman Jim
ag soon ms the latter sUys the word IN
case Curbcit flllg 10 accept NOh's def
II n open Ia any other heavyweight who
N able 10 put NJ u night
FlRslmmoug laughs AZ the stories that
ho " broken I'm health and Wan forced a.
rlll N his mitch Win Mlko Sohrork of
Cincinnati IN kill Lake ritN
"Thrru is one man ! want 10 nght and
that " CorbclL' said lTlE Don't YOU
think we would draw II biz house, You
see, Joifllos has retired ana there are u0
two Wcn better qualified to nghl for the
champ honols than torbou and
mNaClh
~ VIII .0qhl corhoil for the cate 70.
cents and viii lcl him eplll the purse any
way ho likes The only thing that | win
insist upon b. mat Jctrics referees tho
baltic"
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Dubei Ia Build Park

John pubrb baokor " the Duho 'ralos
amateur bnll team has proposed. 10 spend
M lho SAT- pHlce, the grounds to be- USED
exclusively for amateur gnmus soros
~ interesting games Ulo Ia be- pulled on
nero ana the public Win ho admitted ilto
ui charge,
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PARK CITY
AND RETURN, $3.50.
Via d. g. II, a., Sunday, June 20.

Leave Sllt Lake iolj q, m Return.
ing leave Park tlty 500 PM Base.
bah game, Eureka w PARK cry lly.
orybody Invited,
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Races NJ Denver.

Denver unc G,.Ovorland rcanllsl
First race, g'l0 pace, pulNr 800 'iipnd
mn Jefferson Won, Harold " totonu, tns
p'O mira Time gll3'i
second race, VA, irop, purse iVO'-Con.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco, June %. Although olty.
cn inningN were played today there were
no sensational features and the play
dragged ul Intervals Goodwin wAp hl
hard nj the start but gol good support
In the eleventh ho lost control and sent
three men M succession 10 nrrl ON balls
Then nrHshupr was placed on the pLlb
ANA the nest bnltcr hl safe, bringing
homo the winning run,
Scorl II H. n,
los Angeles ,iu,upu,,,uunug b !
nan l'HnrNru muuttutrtr,u3 d
batteries Goodwin, Rrufhcor ana sn'ts,
INT ana WILSON,
Umpire Davis
Portland or, June ~ seattle was nm.
able Ia connect with Jones today ana SUI
torud n shut ont NJ the hands uf Port,
land. while Fitzpatrick NJ a rulo kept
hlH hitg well scattered the local team
nevertheless found opportunity ~ pound
ont iva runs Shortglop Atg Of the homo
team WAS hlt In the eve during The gnnin
hN nm ugly proundor ana was carried m
the hcld unopWcloW,
srorol H. H. ",
Portland uu,uuuuu'uuu,uu'2 ?
Nrhlllr riuu'fuuirurrutp !
Holcrlc. jones ana McLodni figpnt.
rick aud lilnnlrushlp
Umpire lclrlnc
Tn,omn, Wash, juno 2l.m u scrapny
game Tacoma again won from Oakland
Fu2gorUld pitched n better glmo man
schmidt ana Nue given fasipr support
although both tenms noldcd we'll TACO.
ma made two double plays, cutllng IN
nuns Oakland took exception 10 Umpire
mays Rulings, With tho result that i.oh.
man was nncd aud iNrnCs ana DunlcHNy
chased m the grounds
HoQrcl n, u. w.
Oakland tptuttutu,,u,ntD,u g |
Tacoma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Batteries schmidt ana Lohman, RIA,
gerald aud Hogan
Umpire Bray
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Al Milwaukee Milwaukee, H. ~ paul
Al ColuinbuH-- Cplumbul Z, Toledo, A.
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This may be- another reason why Fll1
ran away from mis- cIty aud refused 10
nll PIG, onaog,nonl WIN MILO HcmocM
Corhrtt thtuO VIII BE- dihcroni story
10 ZEN than mat related At carson CITY.
II l'orhcit heats l'lA aud the chnncrB
are that ho WILL Manager Hogan nf Mir,
Fchrcck declares ho WIN force corlclt
luIt a mutYl
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THE NEWS IN LOS ANGELES

Tho Desorot News viii ho found on
tnlo In Los Angeles NJ inc STANDARD
News Company, ~ south Main street.
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HIa@sasaaa
BALL GAME TODAY.


The met Rnmo b,tWccn Sall Lake and
ogden y hchcdulrd for this afternoon AZ
Walkers park The game viii begin ut
3l0 " m, Tho teams VIII luc up 90 rul.
lows
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lilll Carney lot for llpXhuIg ldun yos,
icldhE, ANA II ne fails ~ rot what he IA
Wlcr he VIII return aud play with Salt
Lake,
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

81 Joseph, Mo- June a. st Joseph
won the last NJ the series with omaha
today ON errors by tho visitors. Attend.
aucC 800,
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NArIONAL LlaANrE.
MEsTERN LEAGuE.
AMI RlCAN LEAGUE.

Washington june 90 Washington to.
day solved tilHdr IN the eighth iuuug and
by four slugl,s, with The assistance ~
un error enurod their total lUus Nof'
pitched excellent ban and nearly shut
ont ~ Louis Attendance. slp
elorci T. II, ~.
Washington .unn.,,,,u.al +
~ LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
bullorlu,. Wolfe and Hayden, dad
ana Nugdrn
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sl Louis juno 3,.St LuulsChc,go
National league game postpone wet
grounds
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A. IndIanapoIIp~ ThdTahpp0TFl Z, ToliE
yllle, :,
@staaHas
nO,sn, 4. SPOKANE, g.
Boise, Ida. June A,.lt required ten IN.
hngh ~ fpttp n fnr uuUlu,t between
Boise and SPOKANE today Mcfarland slul
Simmons wtro both IN good form ANA lhl
HIS aufp tpt wcll scattered Tho fDt.
lurr IN the yHno Nnt "a homo fuu ly
Rchlls IN the tpnih
pcoroi Ri ".
Nulfr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..l 4
spokane st,tpn, r,ntt.t.su.3 I
Batteries Mcfarland and Hans NJ H..
mons ana STANLEY
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II H. H.

Scoroi II II II,
~ LoN'pn sit''iiii,',','i',i't'frd !
pndnh f,'f't'''t''i''f'''','uu I
Ba,lolica-Eylcr and Hinran quick and
FrcvHu,
Dos Mulnps juno a. \ batting Iallv
I'M the ninth lnnlng today scored soVon
run for Dos Moucs and won the gaMo
when n sormud lost II Nlg "a sluggiug
match on both sIdps
Score! n N ",
INI MNllra NHltt't'i'iittitit'tt. v I
Colorado springs uu,urutunll ~ o
Batteries Morrison. Manskc and Cmp-
pollc ana ToNnci Stmmcl ana Shilvcr
Sioux CllN Juno q. Sioux Ci,y broRc
even ON ihr sVrog with Denver 10y Win.
ming iudays game tndwHlHdor uulN
save the visitors IN scattered hits, Whlln
lho homo team punched their hits Off
llickmun
Scorer n, H. u,
Sioux Guy neutrality-suspicious. =
Denver ulntp't'uupuirfriu y
Bgtorlor-r adw0llndcr and slumAglo,
Hickman anu Lucia
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CHANGE FOR BIG RACE,

soslhilliy ~ liver Lawson aud Frank
Kramer In Match,
There N u possibility that Salt Lako
Nro fans VIII have a chance Ia witness
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n n u
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

purburR juno 30 Roth teams PLAYED
quick mdppy ball but there were lew
features Pltlsburg outllcldcrs not hHN.
grOtpt "A IA n
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A. Indianapolis Indianapolis, q. Loui'.
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Boston, June Ferris tumble In the
ninth innng cot Boston toduyt game,
Hs two runs were buttod IN after there
was a. chance Ia retire the side. Allcpd.
uupp ignU
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lo,lcrica--Eylcr and 1inmni quick and
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Al columbus-columbus, 81 Toledo, /,
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Now iolk juno o. In the fret ana
eighth Innings ~ toduN's game between
the local aud Detroit teams, tho homo
feet while thosbro held the visitors safe.
N nll the way shutting out Detroit A..
tendance, 200.
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Philadelphia. juno % Philadelphia shut
out cleveland today IN well PLAYED
game Both pitchers did good WORN but
NadJol kupl the hits moro scattered
than Rhuidos
Score IA, 70
,ItN' lhnu "''ur''r''",u''''rnu y y
fnllud'lpnla nr,uunr,,'n,urnfpd u
liattollcs. Rhoadc' ana lmcow, Wod,
dcll and Suhluck
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Al Milwaukee. Milwaukee, T. ~ paul.
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n ~ w.

batteries Morrison Manskc and lhup-
pcllu ana ToNnci Silmmcl ana Shilvcr,
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scorer " ", "
Oakland ,tuu,tutt,,,,utnu
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Batteries schmidt and Lohman, RIA
gerald aud llogan
Umpire bray
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30


I'VE are lying in the Hudson river
with Gen. Grants immense tomb On
one side Of US and bunch of trees,
called Grantwood. on the other. We
are lying in single column. extending
for miles coa n the Hudson. The banks
of thu rives today are ihronged with
people for miles n miles. "a far a.
one can see each way; not break in
the crowd anywhere.
.'The West Virginia is first in line,
we Che Pennsylvania) next: th-n the
Colorado. Maryland. Massachusetts,
Iowa, Alabama Illinois. Kentucky,
Kearsearge, Missouri and Maine. The
English ships are. the Drake tfiag~hip). !.
Bedford, ESSEX, Warwick, Cumberland
and Cornwall This is the way VIZ line
up, and it's pretty sight. too.
1--WE received the sad news today
that another lad was killed on the
Colorado. He fell from the bridge
while sending signal and broke his
back
when we leave we go to Hampton
Roads and from there TO Philadelphia.
Merle e Wilson, lst class signaiman.
u s. s. PENNSYLVANIA f"
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30

on five hundred inch shells weighing
two hundred and fifty pounds each ;
the same number Of powder tanks,
weighing one hundred pounds each /;
also fourteen hundred 6-inch shells,
weighing one hundred pounds each ;
the same number of powder tanks and
one thousand boxes of ammunition for
the smaller guns.
I'VE take stores enough to last seven
hundred men three months. About
every three months we take on thir-
teen hundred tons of coal. Then we
have to scruo and paint the whole ship,
besides cleaning and oiling the guns
and washing our own clothes.
"we left Newport for Key West, where
we waited for the West Virginia, to 60
to New Orleans after the president Re-
turning, we ran into "a storm and II
sailor was washed overheard from the
Colorado. She threw her lifebooys
over and when she went to lower her
lifeboat something gave away and her
lifeboat went adrift with no one in il.
We tthe Pennsylvanis) lowered our
lifeboats and went to the rescue. We
picked up the buoys and captured the
drifting boat. but we never found the
man.
President Roosevelt WAS an eyewit-
ness to all this. We took up collec-
tion for the unfortunate mans pa
rents and the president gave \ thou
sand dollars It was an awful storm
we were in; hundreds Of tons of water
washed over our bow. When We got
into Glen Haven bay we coaled ship
and then went to Annapolis, where the
battleship squadron was awaiting us.
"On the date Of November the
English feet, the Prince Of Battenberg
commanding, came in and we exchang-
ed salutes and lot Of red tape. On
November we left for New York.
ION King Edwards birthday all nags
were flying, and at noon all ships fired
u twenty -one- gun salute with the Eng
lish flag flying at the foremast.
There is collection being taken up
for the entertainment Of the English
Blue Jackets At Ooney Island and each
one Of US that wishes to 60 must donate
six dollars. There 10 going to be q box
ing match between the champion OF
the English fleet and the champion Of
our feet.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30

member Of them, but to all who visit
them. The careful. intelligent study
of the mother tongue" is most GER
tainly not being slighted.
DR.. Chaffee gave q most helpful talk
to the young people last Friday morn
ing at chapel exercises, taking for his
theme, I'VE get out of life exactly
what we put into it..
The most fiattering reports are given
concerning the success of Miss May
Harvey as teacher of the Parkdale
school. Miss Harvey was q member Of
the class of 1904.
Affairs in the Prospect street school
are movingalong in the usual pleasant
way. Miss Britt, supported by loyal
group of teachers and pupils, is sccom-
plishing much.
School as usual Friday, December l.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30

school teachers and the sophomores
There was not dull moment, SO care
fully had the ho-'s rlanned for the en-
tertainment of their guests. and last,
but not least. we're The delicious re-
freshments daintily served So here is
to the grand old class of 'O6, the class
of "womaply Young women and manly
young men,"
, this school who are attending college
are doing themselves great credit, and
are honoring their parents and friends
who are so anxious for their welfare
and success.
The juniors are hard at work on
their program to he given Friday,
December Is. They are noted for the
excellence of their entertainments,
and this one will be no exception.
Two new pupils welcomed into the
school family quite recently. One will
be known as Gordon and the other as
Burdett. For particulars inquire OF
Mrs. Thompson and Mr.. Hea.on.
The following are the class presi-
dents in the high school. John Stiers
9th grade; Russell Hussey, 10th grade
James Lamme, 1lth grade; Belmon,
Preston, 18th grade.
Miss Garwood's four classes in Eng
lish are delight, not alone to every
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30
9O-F00T BUNGALOW
ON LINCOLN PARK

E. II. Lindenberger is having hand
some and highly comfortable bungalow
erected on Elm avenue. Lincoln Park
which he will occupy as . residence
when completed. The structure is
about ninety feet in length, and. like
the bungalows of the European resi-
dents Of India and other semi-tropical
countries of the far east, has q string
of rooms, one being built behind an
other U. 8. Okey is the contractor
and the structure is being erected un-
der his supervision.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30
Favored By Both Parties

Republicans and Democrats alike
praise Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs. colds and all throat and lung
diseases, ~ no other remedy can COM
pare with it. It is safe and sure. f.
T. Slater. merchant, I'll Main street.
Gloucester, Mass. writes: Foley e
Honey and Tar cured me Of a very bad
cough which 1 had for three months,
though other remedies failed to bene.
fit me. can highly recommend il
for coughs and colds" Palace Drus
Store.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30

NJ volIyleo ooo0rn ~ 1vG
- a.es ls.s - = rs
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MUST BELIEVE IT
When Well Known Canon City
People Tell 1t So Plainly

When public endorsement is made
by q representative citizen of Canon
City the proof is positive. You must
believe it. Read this testimony.
Every backache suserer, every man.
woman and child with any kidney
trouble will find profit in the reading.
Rev. L. F Waldo, retired ConRre-
gational minister. residence 6 River
street, says: IL have used Doan's
Kidney Pills for at least ten years,
and knew about them long before they
we're known in Canon City. sending
East for them. have. on more than
one occasion. told Mr.. Hunter Palmer.
the druggist, that they brought me
infinite relief ON several occasions,
and that / was willing to endorse the
preparation at any time. During my
last clerical call when stationed at
Hursey, Michigan. q number Of years
ago, a pain in my back plainly told
me that my kidneys required attention.
In some way Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my notice and / took
. course of the treatment. It gave
prompt relief Since then, during the
last eight years, l have never lost an
opportunity of advising the use Of this
remedy. ] am eighty-six years Of
age, and although 1 never expect to
be radically cured of kidney complaint
help is very valuable; and up to date
my appeals 10 Doan's Kidney Pills in
tiding me over attacks have never
been made il vain"
For sale by all dealers. price
5Oc. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n.
T., sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the nAme-DOAN'S
and take no substitute.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30
NOT ACCIDENTS

All the parties below had advanced
cases of Bright's Disease or Dixbetes.
Note the certainty of the results OBJ
tanned by Fulton's Compounds as
shown by the recovery also of the
friends they told who were similarly
affected.
n. W. Spaulding, president Spauld-
ing Saw Co.. San Francisco. had a
recovery in his own family and told
several others, who recovered.
Adolph Weske. capitalist. San
Francisco, recovered himself and told
two friends, who recovered.
DIR Carl D. ziele, pioneer druggist,
52s Pacific street, San Francisco, re-
covered himself and gave it to more
than dozen patients, who recovered.
Charles Engelke, editor Of the Ger
man paper, San Francisco. recovered
himself and told it to q number. who
recovered, one Of them being Charles
F. wacker. the Sixth street mer-
chant.
Edward Short, of the San Francisco
Call, recovered. also three Of his
friends, viz: William Martin. Gap
tain Hubbard, of the Honolulu route,
and William Hawkins, of the U. 8.
quartermaster's department of San
Francisco.
We again proclaim to the world the
durability of chronic Brisht's Dis
ease and Diatetes.
About 81 per cent. are durable by
Fulton's Compounds. Send for liter
ature. Mitchell 8 Egbers. agents.
When to suspect Bright's Disease
Weakness or loss Of weight; puffy
ankles. hands or eyelids; dropsy ;
kidney trouble after the third month ;
urine may show sediment; failing
vision; drowsiness; one or more Of
these.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30

uary 2, 1906. Tickets at same rates
may be sold, to Denver only, on De-
cember %. with same final limit, goinu
passage ON ticket 70 begin on da4e u
sale, continuous in each direction.
For teachers and students . more
liberal time limit may be secured, upon
certain conditions, easily acquired.
Ask us about It'll. s. Maddox.
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Christmas and New
Year Holiday Rates

For the holidays the Rio 0rande will
make rate OF one fare for round trip
to all stations in Colorado and New
Mexico, minimum 30 eents. sailing
dates, Dsosmbsr -, -. -. % and -.
ard January I. Final return hmit Jaa-
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30

Superintendent G. h. Bristol, Of Pu-
eblo, who has charge of the Colorado
division Of the Sante Fe railroad, ar
rived here few days ago to visit his
mother who was quite seriously i'll ct
her home in South Canon.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30
Chicago and Retusn

ONH fare, plus two dollars. Selling
dates December 18th to 10th, good to
return on or before December "a, going
passage commencing date of sale, con-
tinuous passage in each direction.
Good to leave Chicago up to and i'm
cluding December "a. Rio 6rande.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-30
CANON BOY WRITES
OF STEAMSHIP LIFE

Tells of Terrible Storm the Presi-
dent Encountered on Ills Way
Home From the South, and of
Naval Reception to the English
Fleet
Merle Z. Wilson. u first-class signal
man on the United States Battleship
Pennsylvania. writes q very interesting
letter from New York under date Of No
vember Is to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Wilson.
1t is in part rs follows:
"You seem to think there Ii not verS
much work on one OF these ships.
When we take ON ammunition we take