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The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-08
S A FACT

IS all absolute fact that
Fds of the best dressed men
town are willing to hold
r night hand and swear
fey never experienced full
T. [f.'on with their clothes
|. lucy commenced buying
T man can buy his clothes
,o get the. best that's to
without injury to his
F0ook. Our suits are cor
cut, excellent fabric and
!eed in every way. We
body, please the eye and
r. purse, and then say
/, pack If you want it,.
|. ls. =. we are giving as
u'Scount on all mems
suits and overcoats.
rs 'eserved with the ex-
u mems staple black
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-08
Itching Piles.

If you are acquainted with anyone
who Is troubled with this distressing
ailment you can do him no greater
favor than to tell him to try Cham
berlain's Salve. 1t gives instant re-
lief. Price 25 cents per box. Sold
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-08
title Locals.
Observation-Disclosures

sr. the jeweler.
Is for rent at Lester's.
and rooms, 1929 llth st.
sv nursery ad for cheap stock.
Rsssie Smith spent Saturday
r. C. knight spent Friday
Ter.
Minnie Arthur is seriously
pneumonia.
Etta Bovee visited in Denver
sr part of last week.
tbe new hose company dance
kening, Feb. IA, in armory.
i l.. Bartlett and Mrs. T.
kau spent Monday in Denver.
annual dance, S. S. Hose Co.,
ST. Valentine night. Feb. IA.
md Mrs. I. p. Foster went
|er Saturday returning Mon
nd Mrs. f. N. Crodle went
er last Saturday, returning
Warner of Orchard is spend
n weeks in Greeley, visiting
ly.
Inner returned last Thursday
from a business trip to
)dlake.
s does heavy and light dray-
Leave orders at Klein &
rs grocery.
Kristine Malone entertained
twenty friends at cards last
Pay evening.
George r. Pogue was in Gree
Thursday looking after a few
interests here.
lie repairing. Bargains in
secondhand wheels. d. c.
Fl2 Eighth avenue.
Congregational people give a
n in the church this evening
and Mrs. John A. Doane.
Women of Woodcraft held
hnual installation Of officers
meeting last Friday after
Strong is just emerging
long siege of pneumonia, at
PIE OF his nephew, r. G.
Jam is still in the market
pull line of jewelers. goods.
work will be promptly and
be.
nd Mrs. John Hopkins enter
small company Of friends
lday. An elaborate turkey
vas served.
Victor Yoeman returned to
e IN salida last Friday after
visit with her parents, Mr..
u. R. Whiteman.
Crabb who recently sold out
Of shop to Baird & Bradford
into the grocery business as
the new building, corner OF
avenue and Ninth street is
ea. High grade goods will
)Obhv
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Daniel u. Garrett, the popular local
agent for the Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany, yesterday purchased from the
Canon Realty Company the pretty four
room cottage at 1915 Macon avenue.
Mr.. Garrett purchased the property
as an investment, and after few min
or repairs will offer the place for rent.
During midday Main street Is almost
impossible owing to the many coun-
try wagons hitched along the street
and others coming and going. A reflex
OF the daily business our merchants
are doing.
The Heath bonus committee receiv-
ed FIVE letters yesterday from various
citizens enclosing renewal OF their
former subscription to the Granger
fund. Every resident OF the city or
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

elected by this most successful of
musical comedies. However that one
laugh starts when Buster first ap-
pears and continues throughout the
evening. or all laugh makers Buster
Brown is by long odds the leader.
Opera House, Tuesday, Dec. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kenney of 423
College avenue are the happy parents
of handsome baby boy Of regulation
weight, born to them last Saturday
night. Paterfamilas Is wearing his
new honors easily, although conscious
of the dignity which the addition to
the family circle has bestowed upon
him. Mr.. Kenney is reported to have
discounted Denver and Rio Grande
freight bills ten per cent on Monday
in honor of the event.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

vicinity who has not as yet renewed
his subscription should mail 1t at once
to Col. Sellers, chairman OF the COM
mittee, and thus give the committee
just that much more time to work on
now subscribers and attend to the
many other necessary details In order
to succeed in raising the required
bonus.
There are two renters now for
every vacant house In Canon City.
What the conditions will be whom dirt
begins to ny on the new railroad IL :
serious guess. Facts are Canon City
will enjoy the greatest building 90
tivity In IT, history.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
TOO SLOW FOR HIM
IN SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

Ex-Mayor w. r. Smythe of South
Canon, now a resident Of Santa Fe,
New Mexico, arrived here on Monday
on short business visit. Mr.. Smythe
is a member OF the firm of Collins G
Smythe, civil, irrigation and mining
engineers. Mr.. Smythe says he does
not like Santa Fe as we'll as he does
Canon City for many reasons, not the
least of which IL the inefhcient school
system down there. Everything II
"mananA" in Santa Fe. according to
Mr.. smyths, and he says It does him
good to Cst baek hsrs where business
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
MANY NEW PEOPLE
COMING TO CANON CITY

Perhaps never before in the history
of Canon City has there been as many
winter visitors here as there is at the
present time. 1t Is impossible for all
of them to find houses suitable for
their requirements and many of them
have been compelled to rent suites OF
rooms and do light housekeeping in
stead of enjoying the privacy and con-
venience of a home of their own.
The splendid winter climate of the
Arkansas valley, coupled with the at
tractive surroundings of Canon City,
is becoming more widely known every
year and people are coming here in
increasing numbers from the east
every season to escape the cold, dis
agreeable weather of that section of
the country on account of the adver-
tising the community has received
from those who have experienced one
of our delightful winters.
For the most part they are people
of means and bring with them con-
IIOueyy 10 put ihto
general circulation and rebounds to
the benefit of all.
With its almost perennial sunshine
and absence of mud and cold, Canon
City is destined to become a popular
winter resort, particularly with peo-
pie of weak lungs, who are unable to
Withstand the more humid atmosphere
of the Pacific coast or the Gulf states.
The building of the electric road to
the top of the Royal Gorge and the
new water supply from Cottonwood
Creek will be important factors in the
growth of the town.
Great possibilities are in store for
Canon City, and If we make the most
of them there is no reason why 1t
should not become one of the largest,
best known and most prosperous COM
munities in the state.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
BURGLARIZED PROPERTY
OF CANON GUN CLUB

The shooting lodge of the Canon
City Gun Club, near the Fair grounds,
was burglarized few nights ago and
a number of articles of more or less
value to its members stolen.
While there is no clue to the iden-
tity of the perpetrators, 1t is believed
to have been the work of mischievous
boys.
A reward of $25 has been offered by
the club for the arrest of the guilty
parties.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
LOCALS
BY HOJTIHE NEE

The railroad bonus committee put
in another hard days work yesterday,
with fair results.
The Canon City stores now all have
on their prettiest holiday appearance.
and from observation would judge are
doing good business.
Those receiving letters from the
railroad committee are urged to re-
subscribe for the amount of their
former subscription and mail to the
committee. Time is getting precious.
President Hutton OF the Merchants
Association and Mr.. Olinger, the well
known real estate man, who were re-
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
CANNOT GET HERE FOR
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

Frank d. Heath received a telegram
this afternoon from w. w. Umben-
hauer, president of the Cmbenhauer
Investment Company of Philadelphia,
stating that 1t would be impossible for
him to be in Canon City in time for
the big banquet at the Strathmore
hotel next Monday night. He intim-
ated that he would be pleased to visit
Canon City at subsequent date and
said that he would advise Mr.. Heath
in relation to the matter later.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

The demand for rental houses is :
guarantee there is going to be much
building done here this spring. which
is also an assurance that Canon City
will be doing some pretty tall growing
within the next year.
While you are waiting for the water
question to be settled use the artesian
water in Reynolds Heights for domes-
tic purposes. It's free and the fiow
about thirty barrels an hour and az
pure and free from mineral as can be-
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Gently added to the Heath railroad
bonus committee. started In on their
work yesterday among the residents
of East Canon. They report much
success.
Talk about the Importance OF Canon
City! The Denver News had six DIFF
ferent Items yesterday OF local doings
in the town.
Keep In mind the big business mems
banquet to be given a. soon a. the
gentlemen from the east interested In
the building Of the new electric line
can positively state just when they
can be here. probably the latter part
of next week.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Ex-Alderman r. c. Pierce has begun
the erection OF two modernly appoin-
ted cottages on Woodlawn avenue, one
of which he will occupy as home on
its completion. Mr.. Pierce believes
that Canon City has a bright future,
and he wants to get In on the ground
floor Of the boom, which he is conf
dent is coming. He recently made an
extended trip through the northwe
ern states. but nowhere did he iind =
better town for IT. size than Canon
City.
The Daily Record prints the local
news the day It happens.
Read Record ads.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Dali De Weese recently sold a five
acre tract of the south side OF his
home place on Elm avenue, Lincoln
Park, and in doing SO disposed of the
site on which his barn stood, neces-
stating the erection of new building
to be used for that purpose. The
ground dimensions of the new struc-
ture, which is two story affair, Ia
80 by 4S feet and will accommodate
six head Of horses. Dali says he has
about decided to christen 1t with an
old-fashioned Ohio barn dance.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
RECEPTION IN HONOR OF
REV. AND MRS. RIPLEY

A delightful reception was given at
the First Baptist church Thursday
night in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Will
bur Ripley who were married Thanks
giving Day in Minnesota. An inter-
esting entertainment was given and
delicious refreshments served. There
was a large attendance and every
body present had a good time.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
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Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Frequently there appears items in
the newspapers dealing with the great
number Of laughs that nightly greet
the performance Of this or that COM
edy. With Buster Brown It may be
truthfully said that but one laugh II
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
To Our Irish Friends.

We didn't want yellow. We had
picked out green for those flags but
when we came to buy they didn't
have enough green. SO we had to use
yellow.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
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Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

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home Tuesday afternoon.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01
MECRANICSViLLE NEWS


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Perhaps It was enough Tor one nation
90 achieve TO produce and send forth
the germ OF republican government. It
was more than pagan Greece or pagan
Rome gave 20 mankind There IS q creed
OF O leading church ~ the Protestant
faith that man IS immortal tiN his work
is finished. but when 70 SIS finished dee
shall die. Possibly ST. is so with nations.
When Spain had toueht the peoples Of
Western Europe the vital principles OF
liberty. 10 seems that her mission as a
great power ended but what % grand.
q stately. what % splendid. an ostcnta-
tious abdicatiou Of the primncy 10 was,
The France ~ Richelieu and the England
Of Cromwell dreaded her; the France ~
Berwick and Vendomc. the England OF
Marlborough and Peterborough. the Aus
tria Of Eugene respected her and fiat
tered her She gave 20 Napoleon the
blow on land as fatal as that Nelson
dealt him on sea.
shall Spain have q renaissance ] use
the word with hesitoncy and misgiving.
4 certain United States Senator has
lately levied = contribution on it that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01
Real Fane

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body In particular. Why there HASN'T
even been any gossip about indicting
him, '-Baltimora American,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

Another thing-and an important fac
tor in the eQuauon-thc English pre-
served their race purity and so MAIN
tanned their race superiority. and that
contributed immensely to their success
whereas the Spanish muddicd their blood
by amalgamation with am inferior. ana $50
licensed vice and shamcd virtue
Spain, What "a history glorious and
Infamous. is hers, The seat Of power.
Of wealth. OF liberty. of letters. ~ art
less than four centuries ago. she got re
be the sick man Of Western Europe even
when her name was yet g. terror % her
rivals 100 the age OF Rlcheucu and of
Cromwell She dominated the splendid
sixteenth century and Charles v. was the
first personality OF period that knew
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Cervantes TO letters before England de-
Vel0uel Shakespeare when Charles ab -
dictated his crown the sun never set on
his dominions At Lepanto Spain saved
the Cross from the Crescent even as did
Charles Martel at Tours ages earlier.
out Of the Asturias came that immortal
and invincble principle that taxes must
Doe laid and aids granted by the estates-
general ~ the rcalm-that fundamental
truth that gives value and vitality 90 the
liberty you and 7 enjoy this moment in
free America.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-03
AGAINST NEGRO WOMEN.
Supreme Court Rules on Unusual Case
 From Missouri

Washington, April 2.-An opinion was rendered by the supreme court today in the case of Ellis Keen vs. Sophrona Keen involving a controversy over a small tract of land in St. Charles county. Mo. to a half-interest in which Mrs. Keen made claim as the widow, and to all of which Ellis Keen made A claim as a son of Ell Keen by a negro com mon law wife.
 It appeared from the record in the case that as far back as 1851 Eli Keen had begun to live with a negro woman as if she were his wife, and although no marriage ceremony was performed the relation was continued until 1883 The woman was everywhere recognized as his wife, and several children. among them Ellis. were born to them, and recog- nized as their, offspring. In 1883 Eli Keen was married ih West Virginia to Sophro- mia Keen, claiming that he had never before been married.
 When he died Mrs. Keen made claim to one-half of his estate as his widow, and the Missouri courts recognized the claim deciding against the negro woman. The effect is to affirm the decision of the Missouri courts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-03
HARTMAN RETlREs.
He Is No Longer Chairman of the Illi- nois Central Finance Committee.


 New York, April 2.-Edward H. Harri- man is no longer chairman of the finance committee of the Illinois Central Railroad company, and that committee has been abolished according to a statement issued this afternoon at the offices of the com pany. The chairman of new committee on law and finance is Walter Luttgen of the firm of August Belmont and com pany. The official statement explained that the committees Of the board of di- rectors of the road, have never been ex- ecutive but advisory or recommendatory. Until recently the committees were as follows:
 Committee on Law-Messrs Peabody Grinnell and Goelet.
 Finance Commlttee-Messrs. Hartman Luttgen and Beach.
 Committee on Rates. Etc.--Auchincloss vanderbilt and stor.
 There was also avisory committee consisting of Messrs. Hartman. Auchin- closs and Peabody.
 At the beginning of this year by unan- imous vote the old committees were abol- ished and the two new committees named committee on railroad, and com mittee on law and finance were created. The committee on railroad consists of Messrs. Auchncloss, Astor, Peabody and Vanderbilt.
 The committee on law and finance has, besides it's chairman, W. Luttgen, Messrs. Hartman Beach and Goelet President Fish is a member of all stand ing committees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-03
Lulu Chaser.

Instead of a drinking song with a chorus clanking empty glasses. a cigar song has been substituted in Miss Dolly Dollars, the Victor Herbert-Harry B. Smith mus ical comedy in which Miss Lulu Chaser has made the hit of her career this sea son. The song is effectively sung by Mel vile Stewart. It is entitled, "A Woman is Only Woman. But Cigar IS a Smoke" after Kiplings lines. It IS sung by moonlight and MT. Stewart and ms male chorus of eight, smoke a cigar each during the song. It Is one of the most effective numbers in Miss Dolly Dol lars" This is saying a great deal as there are many beautiful songs with new and original chorus effects.
 Miss Dolly Dollars" will be the afF traction at the Jefferson theatre tonight
 The cast and production will be the same as seen at the Kpickerbocker ana New Amsterdam theatres. New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-03
J.C. GOLDWIRE DIES
 FROM HIS INJURIES
WELL KNOWN AND ESTEEMED CITIZEN, WHILE CROSSING THE RAILROAD TRACKS AT 5oYLEs, WAS STRUCK BY A TRAIN.

J. G. Goldwire. who while crossing the tracks of the Louisville and Nashville railroad at Boyles yesterday about noon was struck by train. receiving a frae- ture of the skull and internal injuries, died last night at St. Vincent Hospital
 Immediately after the accident he was taken to the hospital and had been in a very critical condition all the afternoon Early in the night it was reported that there was little hope for his recovery.
 The deceased had been engaged in the real estate and insurance business in Bir- mingham for several years and was well known and esteemed He leaves large family.
 The deceased's wife and three children. Ryan Goldwire, Miss Lillian Goldwire and Mrs. R. D. Berger live at PIP Avenue H, in this city. The other two, Mrs George Woodruff and Mrs. Stewart Cum ings, are living in Augusta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-03
AGAINST REFINERs.
Ship Was Not to Blame for Damage
 to Cargo.

Washington. April 2.-In an opinion by Justice Day the supreme court of the United States today affirmed the decision of the circuit court of appeals for the third circuit in the case of the McCahan Sugar Refining company of Philadelphia versus the steamer Wild Craft.
 This was suit for damages for si5,000 supposed to have been sustained by cargo of sugar shipped by the refining company from Cuba in 1901 It was claimed on the one side that the damage was the result of the unseaworthiness of the vessel, and on the other that 1t was due to the ''perils of the sea" which are excepted under the Harter act. The court of appeals sustained the latter con tention, and it's decision was upheld
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-03
EXPERT ON STAND.
Intricate Questions Tend to Delay the
 Trial at Savannah.

Savannah, Ga, April 2.--charles Me- Pherson. of Detroit, expert accountant employed by the defense, occupied the stand throughout this mornings session. of the federal court in the Greene and Gaynor trial. He was subjected to fur ther severe ss-examination by District Attorney Erwin.
 The cross examination was so minute and intricate that it gave every indica- ton of prolonging the trial considerably. So apparent was this that Judge Speer on several occasions sought to bring about greater expedition. At one point he asked a question of the witness in this endeavor but both counsel for the defense and the government objected and the question was withdrawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-03
HILL AFTER NEW LINES.
Road Is Now Being Constructed Be-
 tween Winnipeg and Vancouver.

St Paul, April 2.-The Pioneer Press will say tomorrow:
 James J. Hill Is to have twin trans continental road, operations now being under way for the construction of an east and west line between Winnipeg and Vancouver. Five hundred miles of the new line is already in process of con struction, and the plans call for total of 1900. Heretofore 1t has been surmised MT. Hill was building in connection with the Canadian Northern, but this is not the case. and an exciting rail-laying con test soon will start between the Great Northern, the Canadian Northern and the Grand Trunk Pacific.
 This will give the Great Northern all most as short line as the Canadian Pa cific route.
 A number of feeders for the Canadian rans-continental lines are being built from points in the United States.