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Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
SEEK TO UNIFORM
RAILROAD BUSINESS

Washington. d. c., Sept 12.-Dus-
cussing the probable method of pro-
ceeding under the new railroad rate
law, Interstate Commerce Commission
er Cockrell made the first plan for the
commission. 1t will be to arrive at a
uniform way of doing business. He
outlined the plans of the commission
to be to secure first, uniform way OF
counting all the railroads; second. a
uniform system of classification Of
freight throughout the United States !;
third, uniform schedule Of rates,
fares and charges; fourth, the estab-
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13

Adobe to Pueblo. He believes that at
the present rate of progress he can
finish his part of the work in six
weeks. Mr.. Fox has employed large
force of men during the summer
months.
The Fuel Company has decided to
build two houses at Adobe and two
more at Swallows for the accommoda-
ton of the ditch walkers. Good head
way is not being maintained on the
pipe line from the fact that lumber Is
not coming in as fast as It should. This
delay Is occasioning another one In the
concrete work, and 1t may be that un-
less the lumber arrives in larger
quantities in the future than in the
past. all concrete work will not be
finished this year as cold and frosty
weather will set in the next month,
holding over some of the concrete
work until next spring Otherwise
the work on the ditch is proceeding
as rapidly as the company expected.
The Record is s1.25 per year.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
TOOK PLACE THIS MORNING

Miss Lena NJ. Hail. bookkeeper at
the office of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company at 110-112 South Fifth
street, and Mr.. Hugh B. Walton of
Cashmere, Washington, were quietly
married at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H ]. Hall. 227
Greenwood avenue. at 10 O'Clock a m;
Thursday. Rev J. T. Thomas. pastor of
the First Presbyterian church. ofilciat-
ing
The bride is talented and accomp-
lished young lady and has a host of
friends and admirers in Canon City
who extend to her the felicitations of
the wedding day. The groom is a
successful young railroad man and
was formerly employed in the local of
fees of the Santa Fe, position he re-
signed about a gear ago TO seek his
fortune in the Northwest. At present
Mr.. Walton is agent of the Great
Northern railroad at Cashmere, Wash
ington. place that carries with 1t an
excellent salary and affords him a fine
opportunity for promotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton left on the D. &
r. G. for Denver. enroute to Cashmere,
where they will reside.
A party OF relatives and friends were
at the railroad station to bid the happy
couple farewell and wish them a pleas
ant journey to their Western home.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
one Fare for Round Trip.

From Chicago. plus two dollars. for
fifteen day limit. and one fare for the
round trip plus four dollars for the
thirty-day limit. to Canadian and New
England points. Tickets on sale via
Nickel Plate Road from Chicago. Sept.
5 and 10. Information given upon ap-
plication to Chas. e. Johnson, district
passenger agent. 81 Seventeenth st.,
Denver. Colo. La Sale St station at
Chicago-the only depot on the ele-
vated railroad loop. 35t3
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
PASTORS INVITED TO CONDUCT
SPECIAL SERVICES IN DENVER

The pastors OF the various Christian
churches OF Denver have decided to
unite in simultaneous evangelistic
campaign during the month of Janu-
airy, and to the end that the best re-
suits may be obtained a number OF
out-of-town ministers have been re-
quested to assist in the revival move
ment.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Hunley OF this
city have been Invited by DR.. B. B
Tyler. pastor OF the congregation. to
conduct the services at the Broadway
Christian church: the former to do
the preaching and the latter to have
charge OF the music.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
REALTY COMPANY Is
READY FOR BUSINESS

The Canon Realty Company, which
for the past week has had a corps of
carpenters and painters at work on
their new office quarters on Main
street in the Strathmore hotel block
on Friday formally announced they
will be ready tomorrow morning To
do business, and from the character OF
the signs and general appearance OF
the office. will probably result in the
beginning of a new era in the real
estate business in this city and vicin-
ity.
Col. D. K. B. Sellers, the organizer
of the. new company. has been very
successful and has had much expert
ence in California and New Mexico
where he very materially assisted In
developing several small towns within
few years to thriving. prosperous
cities; largely by advertising to the
ages those towns had to offer to those
located in less favored sections, with
the result that many homeseekers
were attracted and soon became per-
manent citizens.
AS Col. Sellers is but little acquaint-
ed in and around Canon City he con-
cluded to organize company with To-
cal officers. for the purpose of hand
ling his large real estate holdings. and
thus assure to every purchaser from
the very start perfect responsibility
to all the company may agree to do.
Col. Sellers will have direct charge
of the company affairs. assisted by
George A. Prentiss. Charles W. Talbot
and D. J Schambach, of this city. as
his regular statesmen
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
MAKING RECORD AT
BIG BENCH SHOWS

H. N. Beecher is in receipt Of a let
ter from G. r. @. McCane Of Newark,
Ohio. recounting the triumphs OF the
bull terrier pup, Riley Buster. at var
ious kennel shows In the Eastern
states. Mr.. McCane writes that Riley
Buster was entered In the novice and
limit classes at the bench show In
Piqua. Ohio, last week and cleaned up
nearly all the prizes IN sight despite
the fact that he was brought in com
petition with many Of ths ansst and
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
Saw a Grizzly Bear.

Dr. J. w Cline was up to Spaulding
Saturday and on his return saw big
grizzly bear Jump out of an arroyo
about seventy-five yards from the main
side OF Spaulding camp. The Good
head boys OF Rockvale were driving
near DR.. Cline and their team became
frightened. One of the boys left the
wagon and fred at the bear. but the
bullet went wild. The bear ran into
a thicket. but his pursuer thought 1t
safer not to go too close. Florence
Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
ROBBERS LOOT BANK
IN MINNESOTA

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept 12-Since the
days of Jesse James and the Younger
brothers there has no tbeen such a
cool raid upon the bank as that made
upon the bank of Akely, Mimi, where
the robbers carried off $4,000 and
blew the bank building 10 pieces.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
Warning.

An imposter signing the name of j.
G. Cheney is not our agent You are
warned against doing any business
with him.-Crews-Beggs Dry Goods
Company. Pueblo.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13

lishment of the rate of the entire tran
portation from the place where the
freight is received to the point of des-
tination. Cockrell also said that the
railroads are manifesting a disposition
to aid the commission in the enforce
ment of the law.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
SULTAN OF TURKEY
ILL WITH CANCER

Constantinople, Sept. Pin spite of
all efforts to keep the matter a pro-
found secret, it is now known that the
sultan is suffering from cancer. Fears
for his recovery are entertained by
high officials who have been in posses
sion of the real cause of his illness for
ONE time.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
Special Summer Tourist Rates.

via Nickel Plate Road to Canadian and
New England points. Fifteen day limit
one fare plus two dollars from Chica-
go; thirty day limit, one fare plus four
dollars from Chicago. On sale Sept
s and 10. For reservation Of sleeping
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
C. F. 4 I. EXCAVATION
FINISHED IN SIX WEEKS

H. ". Fox. the contractor. said Wed
nesday that he is progressing nicely
on his contracts on the $4,000. 900 C. F.
G. /. canal under construction from
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
WARRANTS CALLED.
Town of South Canon.

Notice IS hereby given that the following
registered warrants issued by the Town ol
south Canon, Colorado. drawn upon the Gen.
eral Fund. will be paid upon presentation to r
u. Quinlan, Treasurer OF said Town. at any
time after October ia 1876.
And further notice is hereby given that all
warrants so called by this notice. not pre-
sented. shall cease TO draw interest after said
Oct. i3. 1876:
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13
CoIonist Rates to California and tn,
Northwest.

Very low rates will be in effect to
all Pacific coast points from Denver.
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. and all
main line points. August ~ to October
1st- To San Francisco. Los Angeles,
Portland. Spokane and Butte. $500.
A daily line OF Pullman tourist cars
IL operated between Denver and San
Francisco. Los Angeles and Portland.
Liberal stopovers on Colonist tickets.
For full information regarding train
service. Pullman reservations. ETC.,
call on the Rio 0rande agent.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13

car berths. ETC., write or call at Dis
trict Passenger Agents office, s11 Sew
enteenth St., Denver, Colo 35t3
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13

Dated sept II. 1919.
rir.t publ. Sept; II Isb.
LAST publ Oct. 4 ifsrs.
Cañon City record., 1906-09-13


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Cañon City record., 1906-09-13

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Cañon City record., 1906-09-13

The Record is sI.25 per year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30
THE REVIVAL SERVICES.

The revival is growing in inter.
est all the time. The services al
the opera house yesterday morn.
ing were well attended and most
impressive. The appeal TO the
Christians 10 separate themselves
from the world and be filled with
the Spirit in order that they might
do effective service for their Lord,
was strong and earnest and evil
IDENTIFY made deep impression on
all sxssent judging from the re-
sponr made at the close Of the
sermqh. Quite "a number also
askediior prayer. One man tesii.
fied.tha the meeting had been
great blessing to him, that be bad
wandered far from the path Of
right but had been brought back,
and asked that the christians pray
for him that he should hold out
faithful 70 the end.
The sermon last night of which
tbs text was Prepare to meet thy
God" was most forcibly delivered
and had good results. At tAe
conclusion a number went forward
publicly confessing their faith 10
Christ and accepting Him as their
own personal savior.
This morning Mr.. Andrews will
preach or the Prodigal Son. Every
one should hear this sermon, es.
pecially the young people. At
four o'clock this afternoon there
will be a prayer meeting for men
at the opera house and at the same
hour a prayer meeting for ladies
at the Baptist Church. tits hoped
both Of these meetings will be
largely attended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30
LOCALS

Do IL now-Phone III or l79 81
RI. Hearne Ia in Huntsville on
business.
Il. NJ. Dunlap returned 10 Milllean
yesterday.
WI. Graham of Bethel was here
yesterday.
A. w. wnkerson visited NavAsota
yesterday.
Wanted-Second hand kodaks at
Carriers Studio. 70
Mrs. Mary Lawrence IL In Houston
on a business trip.
Miss Nettie Brietz IL visiting
friends In NAvasota.
q inch silk pougee a, 75c peryard.
Wagner a Brandon. "
Sc. Rohde left Wednesday night
for Mexia on business.
Miss Elma Harbers left yesterday
for her home at Austin.
Il. II. Bate returned from Rock
dale yesterday afternoon.
Our home place for sale or rent.
100 Geo. A. Adams.
W.T.. Crenshaw Of the Steep Hol-
low community was here yesterday.
SO inch white Japanese wash silk
zoe per yard. Wagner x Brandon. y
]. Adoue of Calvert was In the city
yesterday looking after business.
Special showing Of new organdies
aud lawns at Wagner q Brandon's.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Negro Had a Muddy Trip, but Without
Injury.

Cullen Smith, colored, while
holding horse belonging to Mr..
W. o. Saunders, on the grass near
the Houston & Texas Central road
on yesterday morning run the risk
Of being killed. but when the mud
was removed from him he proved
to be lS.k and still in good condi-
ton.
1t seems from reports that the
colored man had the rope by which
he was holding the horse tied to
his arm. The animal becoming
frightened at something passing by
broke and ran up the muddy
street. The fret jump Of the ami
NAL threw the negro 10 the ground
and the horse ran for three blocks,
at times having the darky in the
air and then in the mud. Cul
states that this was the worst ex.
perience he had ever had, and the
lesson he learned would be worth
something TO him in the future.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30
At THE OPERA HOUSE
Monday Night. April 2. Under Auspices
Of Bryan Lyeeum Course.

Mr.. Edwin Southers, more ia
miliarly known a. Cyclone
Southers, has been before the pub
lie continuously for over thirty
years, appearing in every civilized
country, and some countries that
were not civilized. His lectures
have been internationally celebrat-
ed for their realism and grim hu.
NOR. They have been extensively
copied by others who fain would
follow in his wake He is IA
vored with a personal magnetism
and delightful charm possessed by
few othe lecturers Oh the platform.
This Bureau has succeeded in se-
curing Mr.. Southers to deliver a
one OF his world.famous lectures,
III / Were the Devil"
Don't forget the date Opera
house, Monday, April ,.
Seats on sale this morning at
Haswel's book store. General
70 and 90 cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30

Fish at r. j. Fountain & Co.'S to-
day "
INV. Beal Of Prospect was In town
yesterday.
JIM. LAwless returned yesterday
from Lott, Falls county.
I'D. Goen Of Cartwheel was here
attending court yesterday.
Roy Duncan Of Waco is In the city
visiting relatives aud friends.
J.E. Butler went 10 Hampstead
yesterday on professional business.
Dave Thompson OF the HolIigau
School House was here yesterday.
Il. d. DeHart and J. W. Hicks Of
Reliance were In the city yesterday.
Pure bred white Leghorn eggs, ~
for IS. See Geo. A. Adms. 100
Mrs. W. ;. Howell Ia visiting Mrs.
Henry Fali In Houston for n few
days.
SO inch black ChinS silk, special
value, per yard 75c. Wagner a Bran
don. "
w. n. Benbow Of Harris School
community was attending court yes
terday.
20 inch pure Japanese wash silk In
white only, per yard 25c. Wagner q
Brandon. ~
Misses Cleo Frost aud Lavenia
McConnico have returned from a
visit 90 Austin.
American Lady Corsets" are the
best. Sold in Bryan only by Wag-
ner q Brandon. "
Just arrived az Wilson a Edges;
dozen elbow-length black silk
gloves. 75c each. "
10 Inch black silk Peau de Sole.
Special value per yard sl.26. wag-
ner 4 Brandon. ~
J.H. McGregor Of Minter Springs
was IL the city yesterday shaking
hands with friends.
District Attorney Ralston Is In
Houston visiting relatives AMI
friends for few days.
40 inch black silk Crepe de Chene,
a regular si.25 vAlue-our price per
ward. sl.0O. Wagner & Brandon. 9s
Sweet potatoes
Cabbage
Turnips
Onions
Lettuce
Ate. J. Fountain & Co. "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30

Photos Of the great Methodist
church fire; also Of the ruins for sale
al Carriers Studio. s5c each. g6
For sale-second hand furniture
bought and repaired. next door to
wetter's shop. iOi w. w. Mike.
Willie Harris will be at home for
a few days. Phone 1928 aud let him
tune your piano. IS
+. T. Galletin aud w. w. Ruda-
sill Of Tabor were here yesterday.
Daily shipment OF strawberries at
Howell Bros. Phone your orders. i0i
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.

Mrs. Malcolm Carnes underwent
a successful operation at FortWorth
yesterday afternoon. She was
resting we'll last night with all in
dications satisfactory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-30

Five lots with four room residence
two story barn aud all conveniences.
close In. good neighborhood. Price
ti2cc, rental 80 per mouth. Apply
10 G. q. Parsons. ~
The Irish standard., 1906-10-27

Vatican. Clearly the Jesuit electors
who had to appoint a successor ia
Father Martin We're impressed by that
condition and in naming a German
they intended in the first place to do
honor to the power OF German Catho-
licism and perhaps also to protest in.
didectly against anticlerical France.
The Italian and Roman press, which
has Il certain amount of intuition about
ecclesiastical matters, looks unani-
mously on this election of German
general as manifestation against
Franco.
What is certain is that the appoint.
ment of Father Wenz has been res
ceived in Germany with great satis-
faction and that IL will contribute,
perhaps to the final and complete ab.
rogation OF the exclusion laws against
the Company of Jesus, which in Gep<
many is one of the last remnants OF
the kulturkanpf. Individually all
Jesuits are authorized to reside in the
territory of the empire. but they are
forbidden to live in communities. Tho
day when the deputies of the Center
are able to state in the Reichstag that
the Company Of Jesus is ruled by Z
German whose patriotic sentiments are
beyond suspicion it. will be easier for
them, perhaps, to obtain the abroga-
tion OF the last exceptional laws which
prevent the free establishment of the
Jesuits in Germany
There are some, even, who assert
that Kaiser Wilhelm would see with
no great displeasure the rc-establish-
ment of Jesuit communities in Gers
many. Wilhelm H., as every one
knows, has vast plans for world ex-
pansion. and 1t would not be matter
of Indifference to him to be able to use
in the colonial field the influence OF
the Jesuits who have always been cons
sidered excellent missionaries.
However that may be, the spectacle
Iilat we see lOOaV Is curious nlStOfl-
cal paradox. France, the eldest daugh-
ter Of the Church, breaking her tra-
ditional bonds with the Holy See and
perhaps with Catholicism, and Ger
many. the land of Luther and of Fred
erick the Great, under the auspices Of
Wilhelm H., drawing close it's bonds
to the Catholic church and obtaining
an increasingly strong influence on the
councils of the Holy See. We live
trasts.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-27
No Job for the Boy.

An Irishman one day went into a
barber shop to get shaved, says Judges
Magazine of Fun. After being prop
erly seated and the lathcr about half
applied the barber was called to an
adjoining room. where he was detain-
ed for some time. The barber had in
the shop pet monkey which was con-
tinually initiating its master. AS soon
as the latter left the room the mon
key grabbed the brush and proceeded
to finish lathering the Irishman's face
After doing this he took razor from
its case and stropped it, and then turn
ed to the Irishman to shave him.
stop that" said Pat. you can
tuck the towel in me neck and put the
soap on my face, but yer fathers got
to shave mel"
The Irish standard., 1906-10-27
PASSED AWAY At ELY.
John A. Hopkins Suecumbs to Pneu-
monia at That Point. :;

John A. Hopkins, for many years n
resident of Minnesota, died at Ely, st.
Louis county, on the 18th inst, aged
about As years. Mr.. Hopkins was
born in Ireland and came with his
parents to this country in 1869, first
settling in Virginia. later on the fam
lily moved to Pennsylvania, and after
short period took up their home in
Minnesota, first settling in Dakota
county in 1873. In 1878 the family
again moved to Traverse county, set
tling in the town of Leonardsville,
where deceased made his home until
death claimed his parents some years
ago. Since that time he had Travelled.
much, but returned from time to time
to Traverse county, which he always
claimed as his home. He was single
man, kind. generous and honorable in
his dealings with his fellownan. Fol-
lowing his death the remains of de-.
ceased were brought to Graceville for
intermsnt. The funeral services were.
conducted at the Catholic church there
by Rev. Father O'Brien. Mr.. Hopkins,
who was well known by all old set.
tiers Of that section, was brother of
Sheriff Hopkins Of Traverss county. ii
The Irish standard., 1906-10-27
from there, recalling the great days

from there, recalling the great days
of old.
The other officers Of the organiza-
tion, John O'Callaghan and r. B. Fitz-
patrick, two Of the best, truest, most
untiring, most self sacrificing officers
an organization ever had, met with
Ryan and myself the day after the
Convention and sent Mr.. Redmond a
message asking for Hazleton and Ket-
tie to come over and take up the work
at the point at which am compelled
to leave it. There is work for a doz-
Ell Irish members here. Never was
there such an uprising on our behalf.
Finally let. me say that active Amer
lean opinion is equally on our side. l
was received by President Roosevelt
with the warmth of an actual colleague
and friend, fighting for the same great
principle Of human rights, and. though
his official position restrains him from
official utterance, I may say that he
understands the Irish question and
knows what is going to he and ought
to be it's solution, and; is proud of his
Irish blood, and is STEPPED in Irish lit
erature. ,S
He is writing an article for a mag
azine on Celtic sagas for next month,
and one of the reasons I am sure, is
his desire to indicate his love for the
Irish race, his admiration for their
history, and his sympathy with their
aspirations.
believe the movement can now be
placed on a basis broad enough to
bring In Americans of all races as we'll
as our own, and to get among then,
those who will give us material, as
well as moral backing. In short it is
a great spring tide OF hope and SYM
pathy and aid for Ireland.