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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30


orleans He u his first game,
against the CT lgos The indian
lacks speed, D he has a puzzllnE
twist That fool be- best hatsmen.
Through the bud wreaths OF the
yellow ven hoe he New York dope.
stcrs are seeki cunquoror of hat.
cling Nelson While admitting that
Nelson has a udoriul wallop they
deny that he O. permanent puncher
OF puEs Tor o. lightweight laurel
TIC, lre push Jimmy Gardner into
the mcllght be- Danes next Wis
avis inside n, ones, They declare
that will taI a maa with the sci.
ruru NJ Britt .hp larrup OF kid"
l.ay.auo TO ser the Dane down for
the count An. bese gentle gents Of
Gotham beliey, Gardner may be &C."
That Golden lw In the west Is the
reflection OF ,I sole rays on the
STAG. 90 gold tck O'Brien ia bring.
Ing Hlm his informing cruise m
o.. hlndike. Bob Fitzsimmons has
| Die ... on OF an and his klondike
clln PSI. and { ire may be something
1 du." when Ol.on's ship comes In.
O. ia Pho ielphia they can still
see .ons OF .1mlskey eneaking up
l De-. me Al .'lCa Win black.
! ja. HE ia
As Attell " sail for England In
a lays 20 lake on the winner OF
lth. tker-Ro IT'S bout, which comes
of lndon . middle OF October,
A. IIly lac ated jaw has put on
an. Hs TO- Young Erne and hls
81 900 Young 'orbett has been post
po..I . october 2. az Chelsea,
Ma
! Prime MS the last OF tho big
college ~ 10 foot ball eleven out
"a real zee Now that the men
have aC appeared on the field.
the cha for a strong team are
much hr r.
Si0te, lies have nettod Jimmy
Britt 81 and the bulk OF Il has
stuck o. fingers Britt is a pretty
good bu man. lie owns flats In
Frisco ar Hther property In Los An.
geies.
syson0 nd Artful are not 10 meet
after a. is said that sysonhy Is
not III .n ace. and the public viii
have 10 wait another year before Sec
ing these vo wonders Of the turf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
National Lsaaus.
SPORTING BREVTIES

Coakloy, OF tho Athletics. IA leading
American League pitcher. he mas
won 20 games and lost Q. Rube Wad'
dell has won 20 and lost 10.
a match race for $4,000 a side be-
tween Audubon BOY and Dan Patch
during the October meet az Lexington
ls one OF the good things hanging
fire The race depends on Dan Patch's
owners.
The Mount Washington Cricket
Club Of Baltimore is playing a tourna-
mont 81 trlple-three men on a side.
The addition OF the third man In the
courts was tried as an experiment,
but proved 80 popular that teams OF
threos we're at once organized.
In 1904 Joe Cans fists earned $500,
Thus far IN 1905 the same flats have
netted him S2l9. Like most pugs the
dusky demon held onto none OF his
money. As his fighting days are about
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
child ofneer of the 6

Obtain vegetables making juice daily Keep
the Juice
Squeeze Juice any press elder squeezed
from the
Use equal proportions O vegetable.
The Is 10 daily
The diet and milk Drop the two at time IN
a o
Gradually patake day IS
re ptraken daily
Il a healthy person patient
phycked otherwise overloaded the patient
reliable will preferable. The
tablespoonful Usually every other su
This all depends
the digestive and ~bsorbent powers Of the patient
Abstain absolutely alcoholic drlnks Coffee chocolate
tea and
h. n importance Keep
possible Sleep the yard the
the anywhere there good air
n obliged a all windows ana
sleep plenty
chilly
is necessary stop work, OF advanced
a
Try and work however where the air supply Is fresh
confident that wonderful results will BIO obtained from fol-
lowing this simple
sSaaRSRSRas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
WINNING VICTIMS FROM WHITE
PLAGUE" WITH VEGETABLE JUICE

peelIng. stripping and sliciEg. The
pioduct OF the whole IL placed IN a
biz chopper. minced fine, and placed
IN a cider press.
From out Of the press flows the
mingled juices which viii form, tho
enthusiastic physicians believe, the
main Ingredient OF one OF the great
est boons humanity has ever received.
Equally essential as the juices "a
the breathing Of fresh air. The idea
Ia as Secretary Combcs, OF the Clove.
land board, expresses IL. TO build
up a big fire; consumption "a nothlng
more han mainutrluOn-A FIRE
BURNING OUT"
The vegetable Juice Is prepared
fresh every day and kept on ice. Twice
daily each patient receives dose OF
two ounces. taken Internally.
The "stufflng' material consists
mainly of raw eggs. mixed with milk.
The patients are induced 20 partake
more aud more OF this mixture until
they are able 10 consume a dozen and
half OF eggs a day.
on the other SIDE OF the dietic led
ger are the things the patient cant
have. These are: Alcoholic drinks
tea, coffee. chocolate, cocoa, bee
tea and beef extracts The reason ioi
tah0oing the last two IL that they
cause the patient TO be- ovorheated.
The sufferers are also given az
! emulsion of beef fat, cocOanut OF
and Olive OH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
gssssysgEggSssSssssSsssss
WHAT the JUICE DOES.

digestion building up he tract Of dgeauon or the long
continuous the mouth TO the anus
assists patieat absorb the more valuable parts Oh e
egesa nd ml n which his diet conslss
making 10 easier Tor the great CON
sumption Of desired.
a. the the appetite increases until the pa
ent has real desire and drink the milk furnished
him al.
words-transorms decay into gowth-malnuul
ton into uutiouhe body unhealthy Into the body healthy
effect the patient the accompanying
purgina distress OF 0yoroatng.
eseessssssss sssSssss .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
No Unpleasant Eneets.

n YOU ever took De Wits Little
patton you know what PIN pleasure 10.
These famous little pills cleanse the
liver and rid the system OF all bile
without producing unpleasant effects.
Sold by ali druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
COLUMBIA PROSPECTS
ARE IMPROVING

when Ho lime for training the can.
dldates iur his seasons foot ball
Gle, en- came 20 Columbia, the blue and
white could lay claim 10 but one or
two good players for the line, but now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
The New Cure for Consumption. What II Is, How
Il Acts, and the Trial II Is Receiving.

PATIENTS ARE STUFFED TIE JUICE Aos rHE
ptaFsTioN OF NT-THE BOARD or HEALTH OF
cIEvELAnp o.. EXPERIMENT ING WITH The NEW DISCOVERY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Des Molnes. Sept 2S.-The cham.
pions Of The Western league again de-
feated the champions OF the American
association IN the post.seasnn series.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

suffered day and night the torment
~ Itching piles Nothlng helped me
until used Doane Ointment n
cured tue permanently. Hon. John
Il. Garrett, Mayor. Girard, Ala,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

From all Of these. IN equal parts, Is
made the "tuhCrcul0lris hash'
Men and women are busy washing,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO URGE
RAIL WAY AND INSURANCE REFORMS

STARTING SOUTH
TRP-coNFERENcEs SCHEDULED
SOUNDING THE LAWMAkERS-LlkELY
NOTES or FORMER MESSAGE CONGRESS.
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11
The High School
OratOriCal Contest
High Schools
Large Presbyterian Church
Tuesday Night

composition, etc, having been elm
mated from the contest.
After ten or fifteen minutes consult
alton the committee handed Judge
Bailey it's verdict, which was to the ei-
feet that George Haddon was entitled
to the fret prize and Miss Ona Pitten-
ger to the second. The announcements
OF the successful contestants Was
greeted by prolonged cheering by the
audience. and when it had subsid ed
Judge Bailey stated that all of the or
stions had been good and that he had
never attended literary contest where
the standard of excellence was SO
high.
The music was first class and ELECTED
a need Of applause from the assem-
blage which filled the main auditorium
of the church. All in all it was q de-
lightful affair and was highly credita-
ble to the participants, The program
was q follows:
lIuvocation-Rev. ]. b. Cook.
Piano Solo-"whispering Wind" Cot
IA Ackefs
Grafton = Industrial Democracy,
Lawrence Serry.
Grafton = Japanese Civilization, !"
Mamie Leek.
oratiou-"The Crown Of Fame" Geo.
Trip.
oration--"The Worlds Scepter." Geo
Haddcn.
Music-"Ebb and Flow" Glee Club.
oration--''National Advertisements
Lola Hobson.
Grafton II Win the Battles, Josephine
Wins Me the Hearts, Ona Pittenger.
oration--'I Can, 1 Ought. / Will"
Lena Merris.
Organ Solo-G. w Samson.
Decision Of Judges and Award OF
Prixes--Judge Bailey,
Music-"Good Night" Giee Club.
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11
Sunday a Great Day
For the Churches

Sunday morning one hundred and
ninety EIGHT persons were taken into
the church, ciehty-two OF whom were
baptised. Pastor Thomas was unable
to be present in consequence Of an
annoying attack of tonsilitis and DR..
v. @. Kirkwood OF Colorado Springs,
synodical missionary for Colorado and
Wyoming. had charge Of the service.
DR.. Kirkwood stated that during his
thi, ty- eight yesrs ~ minister Of
the gospel he had never seen 40 many
people taken into the church at one
time and he congratulated the com.
muuity upon the great religious work
that had been done here within the
last few weeks, The First Presby-
terian church now has . membership
Of more than eight hundred, although
there are men and women in Canon
City that are not old who remember
when it WAS struggling organization
supported ss . mission
The Fret NJ. e. church has taken in
more than two hundred members since
the tabernacle meetings closed and
about one hundred more expressed =
preference for that denomination st
the time Of their conversion and they
will be admitted - soon as an oppor-
tunity 70 presented. When all are
taken In the First ~. \. church will
have approximately nine hundred
memhers. Last Sunday thsss Was IN
s4rellasas u nsre than sevsa hundred
|sn1 1fey q o1s1ay ssAssl - u
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11

LAstisueday was probably the most
remarkable day in the history of Canon
City churches, both In point of at
tendance and In the number OF con-
verts taken into church fellowship
Every evangelical church In town last
Sunday morning was crowded BY con-
gregation limited only in sire by the
capacity OF its.plnce OF workship, and
practically the same condition Of
Affairs was noticeable at the evening
services. This very exceptional state
Of things is.in result Of the wonderful
revival recently held at the tabernacle
by Rev. w. A. Sunday. one Of the most
marveliousisnd effective preachers OF
the age.
The Sunday schools, no less than the
church congregations have been vivi-
fed into life and activity that had
hitherto been thought impossible and
the registration of pupils has in
some cases nearly doubled during the
last few weeks. The contributions for
religious benevolences and missionary
enterprises have been greatly aug
mented. We know Of one cougrega-
tion where the collections last Sunday
more than quadrupled the onrring- OF
any occasion during the previous five
years and the end Il not yet for an
impstus hes bseu given 70 charity and
church work. The inertia os which Il
will taks . long time - overcome.
A. ~ vlsss Rsss1gtesian ehugoA ~
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11

One of the most interesting enter
tAinments OF a literary character given
here for long time was the high
school oratorical contest at the First
Presbyterian church last Tuesday ev-
ening, in which four young ladies and
three young gentlemen, representing
the North and South Canon high
schools, competed for cash prizes Of
fered by the editor Of THE REcoRp.
There WAS large attendance Of peo-
pie from both sides of the river, and
the deep interest aroused by the differ
ent numbers on the program was mute,
but eloquent, testimony of their indi-
vidual excellence. The meeting was
presided over by Judge NJ. s. Bailey,
who expressed great pleasure At being
invited to occupy that position. which,
he said, he regarded As one OF the ut
most distinction and honor.
The prises to be awarded in the con-
test, said Judge Bailey, are given
through the generosity OF Guy U. Har-
ay, and are for the purpose Of encour-
aging the art Of public speaking among
the pupils Of our city schools, a
branch Of education which we have too
long neglected. These contests, con-
tipued Judge Bailey, are 10 become an
annual occurrence and will arous.
greater enthusiasm in the future than
they have In the past, although. he
said, the attendance here tonight indi-
Gates the fact that deep public inter
est has already ben awakened 10 their
value as an educational agency.
The scope and extent OF the contest
will be enlarged next year and the
prixes will be ot greater value. In
stead of limiting the competition to
North and South Canon IL will oe
widened so as to include all OF the
high school pupils OF the county, and
IL will become one OF the noteworthy
events OF the commencement season.
Superintendent Edgar Kesner, of the
Salidn schools. Superintendent ]. F.
Keating. of the Central high school at
Pueblo and Principal II. NJ. Barrett. OF
the same institution, had been selected
to act as judges Of the contest. but the
latter two could not be present and
Geo. w. Wilkes and @. IL. Bissell, OF
Florence, were chosen to take their
places rs members OF the awarding
COMMITTEES. Whore all OF the numbers
were 50 good the naming Of the prize
winners was no easy matter and the
judges had dimcuit ta~k 70 perform,
although their work was much simple
ard by the faos that ahs only thing
they ~ - eusslase Was ~ ssyls and
dollVoe4 - ~ ogoatoas-shoaaAs,
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11

glad am to zee you all-men and
women Of Colorado-and to greet
especially the old soldiers and the
school children. The FIRST have served
their country IS defender. Of the flag
and the latter will do 80 should oc-
casion arise. Az citisens Of the re-
public be true to yourselves and the
Gag will take care of itself. You have
In Colorado q commonwealth OF almost
unequaled resources. Aside from
your mines and your productive fields
you have . valuable asset in your
climate and In your mountain scenery
and they must attract people here
from all parts Of the Union in increas-
ing numbers from year to year.
Passing through your wonderful
mountains and canons ! realize that
this state 10 going to be more and more
the play ground Of the Republic. You
must prepare for the visitors who will
come here to enjoy their .holidays In
the mountains and derive health and
vitality from the purity of your at
mosphere. l am more and more i'm
pressed with your advantages Is l
travel through your state and see that
1.-THE real Switzerland OF America
must in time become the picnic ground
of the United states.just as Switzer-
land is today the holiday place of
Europe.
The president was presented with a
handsome boquet Of carnations and
American Beauty roses by Governor
Peabody and was pelted with lilac and
apple blossoms from all quarters; the
latter being ~ times annoying,
although the motive which inspired il
vas one Of good will-we had almost
said was one OF affection. Mondays
visit was the second one made by
President Roosevelt to Canon City
the first being in 1900 when he was
candidate for the vice presidency on
the Mckinley ticket. The demonstra-
tion for him herr then wss less
spontaneous and enthusiastfc than It
was = few days ago. Then he wss
partisan candidate for Office, but since
that time by his fearless, patriotic and
ipcorruptible citizenship he has be-
come one OF the greatest characters in
Christendom. The president shows in
the tan and bronze Of his lace the eI-i
posure he has undergone during his
three weeks of camp life in the western
part OF the state.
In addition to President Roosevelt
there was in the party, Secretary Loeb,
DR. Alexander Lambert, P. b. Stewart
of Colorado Springs, A. Q. Ridgewsy,
general manager; Major 8. X. Hooper.
general passenger agent; and I. H.
Luke. division superintendent of the
Pullman company N. c. Latta and J.
l.. McGrew, stencgraphers to the presi-
dent; jackson S. Elliott, representative
OF the Associated Press; J. g. Graves
Thompson Of the Publishers and
Scripps McRae Press associations
John 4. Monk, OF the New York Sun;
Frank II. Tyree and James Sloan. Jr..
of the secret service, John P. Hans and
VIM. Dulaney, messengers to the pre.i-
dent.
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11

President Roosevelt and party en-
rauts to Denver from their hunting
trip ON West Divide creek In Garfield
and Mesa counties arrived here at
1870 o'clock last Monday afternoon
and were greeted by an assemblage OF
fully 45O0 people at the d. d X. u.
station, the majority Of which he'd
provided themselves with hags which
were vigorously waved as an sccompan-
iment 20 the shouts OF the assembled
throng ~ the special carrying the
chief executive pulled up at the Ninth
street crossing. i; WAS a splendid
demonstration Of the patriotism cf
the community and of its admiration
for the man who was six months ago
elected to the highest Office In the gift
Of the American people BY q majority
exceeding that Of any other in the
history kof the republic. Business OF
all kinds was suspended for an hour in
in order that everybody might have an
opportunity OF seeing the president
and paying him the tribute Of their
respect ~ loyal citizens. 1t hsd been
announced that the presidential train
would reach,here at IL 90, but long be-
fore that time people began Rocking to
the station for the purpose Of occupy
ing points OF vantage from which their
hero could best be seen and heard
A large number OF men and boys
fearing thatithey might miss seeing the
president climbed to the roof OF the
railroad station, others finding an un-
ob.tructed view from telegraph and
Telephone poles in the vicinity. The
presidential train, which was fifteen
minutes behind schedule time on an-
count Of slow running through the grand
canon Of the Arksnsas, that the party
might enjoy the scenery In the Royal
Gorge. was preceded by . pilot train
consisting of . locomotive and two
coaches on which rode half . srore Of
newppap~r and secret service men.
Ten minutes after the departure OF
the pilot the presidential train reached
she station. its arrival being the signal
for n pandemonium OF shopts and
huxxahs on the part Of the people. In
conformity with the plans OF the re-
ception committee the high school
cadets formed a Gordon about the
presidents car and attempted to keep
the crowd back twenty feet or more
from the tracks. but il went TO pieces
like a rope OF sand as those in the front
line pushed forward to get . better
view OF the president.
II was some. time after the train
esme:to a standstill before any sem-
blnnce TO order could be restored,
although repeated efforts were made
by the president to quiet the crowd so
that he could make himself heard.
Waving his hand he said that he bad
but few minutes TO remain in Canon
City and that II the gathering wanted
to hear him speak 'it would have to
keep still The noise having TO some
extent subsidized the president said in
part:
'My friends. II Is a great pleasure
to greet you here. l cannot say how
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11

actual count the attendance at the
evening services was six hundred and
fifteen.
The attendance at the communion
service at the First Baptist church last
Sunday was one Of the largest ever
known, and the same is true of the
Christian church. The congregations
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11

at the Cumberland. United and Re-
formed Presbyterian churches were
larger than usual last Sunday, indeed
ever religious organization in Canon
City Hes felt the thrill Of larger life
and a wider usefulness by reason Of
the boneficient work inaugurated here
By R4s. w. A. Sunday.
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11
SOUVENIR RECORDS
ALL SOLD OUT

The RECORD very much regrets that
the Tabernacle Souvenir RscoRps are
all sold. At least another hundred
could have been disposed of wednes-
day. A number OF extra copies were
printed but the paper proved 30 popu-
lar that there was not one left Tue g.
day evening.
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11

We always want little itsms Of local
insersst-Pseseas who have guesss OF
know of Canon psoplr Visiting elss-
vhsro ass Invited 70 sssd Tie lien ln-
On - phsao Ounoa III.
Cañon City record., 1905-05-11
President RO2 sevelt
In Canon City

Speech Platform His Private
D.&R. n Of 400 People.
Oakes Republican., 1905-02-10

make fight for an amendment re-.
quiring that separate ballots be print
ed for each political party, but if that
can't be accomplished our representa-
tives will vote for the bill as it stands.
Representative Stevens returned to
Bismarck Monday night.
Ed. Stevens was up from Lidger-
wood several days the past week.
Ed. moved there from Glendale about
three years ago where he is conduct
ing q restaurant. He says the crop
failure in Richland county last year
has left some Of the Lidgerwood mer-
chants with large stocks of goods on
their hands, and they are obliged to
sell at loss. The restaurant busi-
ness has also fallen off considerably
90 much that Ed. is looking q better
location.
Oakes Republican., 1905-02-10

They also appointed committees to
confer with tho Modern Woodmen and
Masonic orders, to which DR.. Meadows
also belongs, who responded respect
lively with sums of $50 and $25.
The best feature of these acts is that
they are not done in the name of
charity, but as an acknowledged duty.
A just debt of fraternalism cheerfullY
paid.
Representative Stevens was in the
city Monday afternoon, being at home
during recess. Mr.. Stevens is out
spoken against the primary law as it
passed the senate. He does not like
the idea of the Republicans plsying
into the hands of the Democrats by
both tickets being printed on the
same ballot. The house is going "a
Oakes Republican., 1905-02-10

Manager Bittmsn has been FORUM
ate in closing contract with the we'll
known Noble Company to play two
nights in Cakes, February 18th and
18th. This company is we'll known
in our city and surrounding country,
and no doubt will receive q hearty
welcome. -
The substantial ben efits and practi-
cal helpfulness as we'll as the potent
influence toward the finer sentiments
of fraternalism was beautifully exem-
plified in our city this week. Within
few hours of the sad death of Mrs.
Dr.. E. M. Meadows, Worthy Presi-
dent Wilson called the Eagles togeth-
or in special session and fifty dollars
were voted Brother Meadows, who is
worthy physician Of the Oakes Aerie.