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Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
SERVED An ELABORATE
DINNER At STRATHMORE

Following the example Of their very
successful Hunters Return Dinner
ct the Starthmore hotel last year Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Biggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. r. McLain gave a similar
banquet at the same place Friday
night to fifty guests at which venison
was served in half score OF differ
ent ways.
The decorations were of autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums Of var
ious hues and colors, suggesting the
brilliancy Of the landscape during the
hunting sason. 49,.
Seldom has the dining room of the
Strathmore looked prettier than it did
ON the occasion of Friday evenings
dinner and 1t was the subject of much
complimentary comment on the part
of those who were privileged to enjoy
the hospitality Of Messrs. and Mes
danes Biggs and McLain-
The menu was an elaborate one and
that it was enjoyed needs no declara-
tion OF assurance or iteration: 1t is
one of those deductions that goes
without saying, The company sat
down to dinner at 1880 O'Clock and 1t
was two hours and a half later before
it arose. SO delightful was the ply
sical and Intellectual feast provided
for It's delectation. The dinner was an
informal one and there were no
speeches. the guests being permitted
to enjoy the social and gastronomic
features Of the occasion, rather than
expected to listen to post-prandial
oratory. The Invitations to the guests
were to "eat drink and be merry,
and that It wes carried out will admit
of NO dispute. It was an Epicurean
feast, fit for Lucullius. and was only
equasled by the genial. graceful hos
pitality which prompted 1t.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
FineA - anl Cos1B.

The erstwhile picture man. who
was up for trial ON . charge Of OBJ
taining money under false protenses'
mention OF which was made in Mon
days paper. was last evening fined
$50 and costs. He created consider-
able interest In his doings. or mis-
aoinsD. b. taking exceptions to the
judges rulings and refusing to pay
the flne and objected to going to Jail.
BY Q close shave he misosd . mech
larger nns for contempt Of court
which was certainly due him. O1ce
outside tie oosrt room he demanded
that Omeer Furniss allow him 70 60
back ITO lick the Judge" ID. could
not see II that way and led him down
to q cell In the city Jail where he
stayed until taken to Canon City on
No. >. By Constable Duncan to serve
out his esatsnos.
City Marshal ]. d. Ellison OF Gold
field. came down expecting that he
would take the prisoner back to the
District to answer for his conduct
at that place. The omcer left yester.
day on No. l for Canon City, from
whence he will return to 0oldneld.-
Florence Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
THE PERFECT WAT
Scores Of Cansn City Citisens Have
Leaned It

Scores Of Ca1sn City Citiseas Have
Learned It
II you suffer from backache.
There 10 only one way to cure Il
The perfect way 10 to cure the kid
news.
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect 1t, urinary troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
c. n. Conrad living At I'll Portland
avenue. Victor, Colo. says: Prom
personal experience with Doan's Kid
ney Pills I can unhesitatingly vouch
for their efficiency and can give them
my hearty endorsement Ny wife and
used them for backache and they
promptly relieved u.s."
Plenty more proof like this from
Canon City people. Call at Hunter
Palmsr's drug store and ask what
what customers report.
For sale BY all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn o.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
WILL Be GIVEN TO
COLORADO MUSEUM
Of NATURAL HISTORY

DuF1nk MS recent huntinK trlp to
the western slope Dali DE Weese ac-
quired by purchase from a Mr.. Smith
!. Of Rifle. the head and skin Of one Of
the finest black tailed deer ever seen
In Colorado which he will present
With his compliments to the state to
be mounted and placed at the head of
one OF the taxidermists groups in the
Carter Museum OF Natural History in
he City Park at Denver.
The specimen In question was shot
by Mr.. Smith one day last week near
the headwaters OF the north fork OF
the White river, under the brakes Of
Sleepy Cat mountain. In Garfield
county and is stated by Mr.. DeWeese
70 be the largest and most perfec; he
hAd ever seen In his thlrty-seven
years experience as a hunter: twenty
0ve OF them In q deer infested coun-
try. Mr.. De weese was astonished
when he visited Mr.. Smiths camp.
which was but a short distance from
where he and Hunter Palmer had
tAsir wickiups. and was shown the
6ssT hs had killed the evening before.
1xprsssing . desire to buy 1t Mr..
Dswesss very generously offered Mr..
Smith my dollars for the head and
akin. . proposition which vas accept
q and The coveted property arrived
Asrs ~ express Tuesday afternoon
aad have bssa sAown BY Mr.. DeWeoos
b . Few ol his nDore intimats friends.
TAs aAtlsrs are ssmi-palmated.
have . sprsad Of SDrty Inches and coa-
. Aaans twsaty-tosf regular tinss. or
Dotnts- II = asserted By Mr.. DsWssss
tAat not one desr In ten thousand has
q superb . pair OF antlsrs ~ the one
killed By Mr.. Smith and he said that he
would have gladly given i've hundred
collars had he bssn privileged to
aAoot Il
Mr.. Smith 10 an amateur sportsmAn
aad never shot = deer before secur-
Ing the magnificent speclmen Of last
week. II weighed In . dressed con-
dation about one hundred and seven
U-lvs pounds and must have been
about ten years old. Mr.. De Weese has
hssn . very liberal contributor to the
Carter Museum Of Natural History,
giving more TO II. perhaps. than any
body. except its founder. Among Mr..
De weess's bensfactions may be men
toned the magnificent moose head,
secured by him In Alaska, and the
Ovis Nelsoui, or mountain sheep. for
vhich he made two special hunting
trips down into the Cordertllas Of
southern Mexico. The moose head 10
the largest Of its kind in the United
States, the antisrs being palmated.
having <hirty-tvo points and . spread
Of sixty-eight inches.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
THEY DID THE LAST TINE
THEY HAD 4 CHANGE
Shall the people rule?"

Shall the people ruler"
That's what Mr.. Bryan has been
asking.
Well. let's see, II they hAvent been
doing that very thiAG.
In the last election the Democratic
candidates got just 5.0sS .275 votes in
the whole United States and Mr.,
Roosevelt got 7.s21.s7s votes
So the Republican candidate got
just 2.57s.750 votes more than Dem
ocracy Mark you-two and = hall
million more. q. ..
In fact Mr.. Roosevelt got ~ many
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

was given an Ad Eundsm degree BY
the Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital
College.
He has been member Of the
American institute for sixteen years
and ID the author Of various papers
on scientific and timely topics. He
was elected president Of the State So
ciety because Of the steady. good
work he has done at every session
since he has been a member. II was
. worthy compliment to good man" !"
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

given up by this firm last spring.
Mr.. Mclean has had charge OF the
output OF the plant. Under the new
arrangement from 100 to 125 men
will be employed.
This is the same vein that the c.
F. and I. company is mining at Rock
vale. The mine lies about half a mile
from Coal Creek, and Is said to be
the best coal on he Florence market.
Florence Tribune
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
BROWN AND son TAKE
FULL CONTROL OF MINB

A change has been made In the
management Of the Blu0 Springs
mine. whereby Brown q Son assume
full control and charge Of the plant
In every department The operative
part Of the business will be under the
direct control OF Frank Brown. .
change having become effective yes
terday morning. Since the lease was
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
EAST CANON NOTES.

John Geim and Mr.. Harris are down
at Beaver Park. where they are build
ing q blacksmith shop for Mrs.. Daho0
who Ii going into business there.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Hurlburt OF Elizabeth
street were visitors in Garden Park
last Wednesday.
VIII Paxtoa of Orchard avenue, and
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

votes as Mr.. Parker and more than
half as many more
And in at least ten states 1t was
SO useless for Republican to go
to the polls that few went and in
those he didn't get hardly any at all
So it certainly looks like The Peo-
pie Have Ruled and they probably
will again-in much the same fashion.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
A Healthy Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since We began using DR..
Kings New Life Pills. three years
ago." says L. A. Bartlett, OF "urai
Route !, 0uilford. Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system In q
gentle way that does you good. 2Sc
at all druggists.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

a friend were hunting in the vicin-
ity of Garden Park on wednesday of
last week. From their extreme retic-
ence we Judge the deer are still sa10.
Candidates and cigars have boo1
very numerous out this way during
the past week It is pleasant TO -
such geniality and friendlfnosa
Henry Abbott Of Central street.. -
Visiting friends In Texas creek aAA
hunting on the SIDE" OF b 1t Tie re-
verse!
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
Under New Ditch.

Grant Lewes, superintendent OF
construction Of the Saltwater Ditch
and Reservoir company Of Routt
county. reports the completion oe IN
irrigation ditch fourteen miles In
length, from the Stillwatsrs Of Bear
River to Five Pines meaa. situated
one mile north OF Toponas.
The company also constructed q re-
'servoir in Garden Park to afford an
auxiliary water supply. The dam has
q length OF 500 feet. IL about thirty
feet high, and will hold ninety-three
acres OF water to an average depth
OF sixteen feet The work was under
the direction OF Z. r. Wilson. sngi-
neoe.
The mesa to be irrigated embracss
about 1000 acres, and ia owned Drin-
cipally By Cripple Creek buainsss
maa and miners. ADoag ~ mem
associated VITA Tie satsrprtap Who
ovn lsna tracts under Tie AiseA are
llsssrs. Baun1Aesr, c. A. Dsraard.
Dr. 0anky. Mo0Dsoa. Rstssseca.
lasaplAa, N. l6GIsaAis, nea1 AAd
seAseA-ISoreaes Tssbans.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

Father Kipp, OF Gunnison. Father
McAuliffe from Canon CITY and Mr..
Mckenzie, from Canoa CITY we're vis-
itors in the city last week-0alida
Mail.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
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Cañon City record., 1908-10-22

The weekly Rsoord Is sl.ss . year.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
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PreventicS
RAMBO & SIMON.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-22
We hsv0 ne oooreess We popEeA
sho nprnnlAs Of all oaf Asdtstnas.

AyoV'o Piil0 Keep the bowels regular
MI vegetable ass0 gently LAXATIVE
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13
For the Legislature.

To the Voters of Cobb County 81
hereby announce myself candidate for
the legislature, subject to the Demo
cratic primary to be held on March Goth.
Ii elected, I pledge myself to represent
the interests of the people to the very
best OF my ability. solicit the sup
port of each and every voter.
Respectfully, H. B. MOSS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13
Lost fountain.

( A double wedding took place at Mr. :.
N. E. Williams Sunday. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. Reuben Hardage
and Miss Dora Bell Williams; Mr.. Os-
car Mcmillan Orr and Miss Ada Eliza
Wardlaw, Rev. Starlight officiating.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13
For County Surveyor.

To the Voters of Cobb county, here
by announce myself a candidate for
County Surveyor, subject to the Demo
cratic primary, and solicit your support
which will appreciate with gratitude.
AWTREY G. MOORE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
To the Voters Of the Thira
Congressional District.

After very thoughtful consideration, I
now Announce nv candidacy for the six
ty-frrt Congress-. n doing 50, ] am
promfa5 by the following reasons. I
aave ve great confidence That in the
oonBe election TIE Democrats will he
successful Is aiectiag he President and a
Democmfie TTopsa n Representatives.
The tariff TIE mos important Of anv
Of the LEGISLATION THAT is to be considered,
and the country is looking 10 The Demo-
cratic Parts AZ the only party that Is INIT
cd II an honest effort for a proner revisi-
on Of The rresent existing high ana pro-
'ecfive tariff, which Is and has ever been.
Responsible 'or fivorifisr and many evils
In orr Industrial aftairs NJ corstft
Iuents Know that have af ali tiness hor-
Ieatl0 esnonsed thrift revision.
RanNnr a1d Cprreuov vii continue "a
be a confnicuoue pronooifion. requiring
corrected legislation Having given Ills
nucb study onA al present heiro tie
ranking democratic ne+iber &c tAat com
11i8@a anl ius'ifed Is ire belief that
Y 4 Democratic HORSE of Ranteeenta tivee
! would verv natp'ailv he the Chairman
Of the Panlring ard currercv Corrrriffee
7 succeeded III passiug thrnnols the laet
House a hill permitting national hanks 10
ioan monev on real state ard viii con.
tiuUe to nrpe he prnncsiiiors frat NE
GOOD form lands Of the South md West
are Of tn" verv best secur'tv. ard that the
farmer shoul3 mt be denied the priv,iece
o. obtaining wer4v at I~,rost connective
rqtee II interest from any and every loan
inc institution
! an also Wl'ch concerned in SECURING
tho MASSAGE Of the rendi-e~ Bills for ammo
nriation fsr several ruhlic hui1dings in
the distric'. also Soldiers Home to he
located AZ Fhzoerald
Therefo~e. ir the belief of coming de-.
mocvatic SUPREMACY, then feel Il duty
tho' owe to nv friends, az we'll as nv
s@lf. to announte nv cardidacv In
niakinO this announcement for the newt
CONGRESS-. 7 desire to heartily thank fhe
people Of the District who have always
been so generous and good to me. and
row take this occasion to say that under
M condition will agnir he candidate
after the Sixiv first CONGRESS-. will
then have eiven fourteen ~ the very hest
years Of nv life RI the public service, and
will, Al the expiration If that time. retire
and give my attention TO nv private husi-
ness affairs which have been subordinate
TO my public duties.
Yours very respectfully,
E. B. LEWIS.
2-2T-oS
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
Application For
Charter.
sTATE oF GEoRGIA. Lee County.

STATE OF GEORGIA. Lee County.
TO the Superior Court of said county.
The petition of S, J, Yeoman j. A. Lipsey, E. B,
Lee, G. H, Beazley d. D. Hall, NJ. M. Martin, j.
B. Tyler respectfully shows:
1st That petitioners desire for themselves
their associates, successors and assigns to be-
come Incorporated under the name and style of
the tLeesburg Telephone Company, Limited"
End That petitioners desire to be Incorporated
for space of Twenty years with the privilege of
renewal at the end of said time.
Bird That the capital stock of said incorporate
ion will be 81 900, twelve and half per cent of
which has already been paid iii, and the balance
to be paid upon organization. The officers of
said corporation to be q President, Vice-Presi-
dent, Secretary & Treasurer, three directors, and
such other officers as may be needed
4th That petitioners ask the right to increase
the capital stock at any time to not exceed S. 900
That the original or additional stock shall be is
sued at par value Of $500 per share, provided
that the liability of stockholders shall be the
amount of their stock in said company.
9Th That the principal place OF business of
said corporation shall be the city OF Leesburg
said State andcounty with the right to establish
it may deem proper for the conduct of it's bust
ness
9th That the object OF said incorporation is pri-
marily to enable incorporates and their asso-
ciares to enjoy the priviles Of modern convenient
ces such are furnished by the ability to use and
have the ready means of communication in their
houses and places of business, to furnish the same
toothers and to take for said service such compen-
saton as may bea agreed or determined upon, not
contrary to the laws of Georgia.
Secondly, as an incident 70 she same to conduct
said corporation for the purpose of securing such
pecuniary gain to the said corporation as may
come to it in the legitimate conduct of it's bust
ness, also such dividends or pecuniary gain as
may be obtained by the stockholders of the same.
9TH That the business proposed to be carried on
is the equipment and maintenance of a telephone
line or lines, exchange or exchanges, with the ne
cessary poles, wires, and otherequipment required
Tor same in ard around the city of Leesburg. Ga
the providing OF telephone connection from house
to house, and businessto business or vice versa to
provide for the furnishing Of telephone privileges
70 themselves and such others as may desire them
20 do so, and otherwise do such acts as are usually
the outcome OF a properly or legally conducted
telephone company, and are necessary inciden
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06

We tair. sorry iii le.rn that Miss Sallye ran
nye Jones whut has just cum home frnm cor
i dge hav broken off with Dukes Mixture
Sims. We Understand that Miss Sallye Fan
nye sed she list cuddent marry emmy man
whut wus that ignerant not tn know thar
Syrup spelt seerup. We air sorry fer Dukes
Mixture but he may learn after while tn say
eyther an fieyther an Call shindig
dawnse, and call his duddys blaze face
bull yeIln cawlf. Cheer up Dukes. The path
pronounced pawth) ov true love never wls
slick az a awter slide.
Spring afr almost here, when the bees VIII
be in the blossom, the ants will begin to COM
nit suicide in the preserves an the red bugs
win git in the game attending the sunday
school picnics. hav wrote a little pon1e
bout spring whicht thort up ad wud like tn
see hit sot in type an printed in the paper
Hit sumtimes goes roun the road consider
able longer inone line then in the other whar
a line cut cross the cotton patch, But all the
same evry line winds up with rhyme.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
The Days OF Spring.

A Spring Pome from The Pen Of SCOTS
Emulsion Smith. Wrote in the Winter and
Kept on ice till Spring got Sprung.
The days Of spring how sweet they seem,
How mild this balmy weather,
Of picnics glad sit and dream,
Of custards stuck together,
of eggs as hard as Pharoahs heart,
Of seats amid the green,
OF redbugs friend, Of spring apart,
OF baths of kerosene.
These days of Spring when moons have
fulled,
i try to follow suit,
wander forth, am nipped and pulled,
Anpay my fine to boot
All days Of sprlng,
When robins sing,
To butterflies afIuttor,
OF bees ahum An ticks that come
TO dwell within the butter.
In spring the birds are piping strong,
And suckling pigs are squealing,
But folks can hardly creep along,
For all that tired feeling,
The woods Of spring, how sweet thy SMELL
When doawood blooms are come.
You'll need dost of calomel,
For all them kids at home.
Oh days SO rare
When men declare
A snake has eat :theirscattel
Alb swear hits true
They sough, an slew
But could not tote the rattle
Oh cows that teed
On bitter weed
Oh butter milk so bitter
Oh dearth Of corn
Oh fodder gone
Oh frame work Of critter.
SCOTS Emulsion Smith.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06

Ing myself as candidate for the State
Senate frvm ftis the 10th Senatorial dis
tlict Of Georgia, subject to the democratic
primary 70 be held on the 10Th inst.
This announcement will be- my only wear-
on, because ] take pleasure in Informing
you that ] am not going to canvass the
county and try to pry the Office loose any
way. We all know one another, SO whats
the use,
II elected I promise TO promise to care
fully study conditions as / find them, and
as they present themselves to me after
wards, and to ever be fair to the people,
and to give ''Square Dsal". A Square
DeaI'' in all things-no more, no less. II
the people have been losing hour mill
lion dollars to the railroads as Governor
Smith so persistently preached want to
see this money saved for the people. and
hat too at au early date. If not, let's stop
all this hue and cry, and let normal condi-
tons adjust themselves speedily. ! am al
SO a prohibitionist if it will prohibit, and
I think we've nearly got it. I will APP
preciate your support.
Verv truly, yours,
n g r7ur~v,eoAy "
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
To The Voters.

hereby announce my candidacy for the
office Of Treasurer, subject to the Demo-
cratic Primary March 10th 1908.
If elected, will endeaver to fill the once to
the best of my ability. Soliciting the support
of the voters. and promising falthfnl dis
charge OF the duties if elected. submit my
candidacy 70 the voters Of the county
Respectfully,
Jno. w, Forester.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
To The Voters.

Thereby announce nv candidacy Tor
the oIfce ~ Solicitor Of the City Court Of
Ieesbsrg. subject 70 The Democratic Pri-
-mavv 1narcN s6fh. 1903.
Y elected I w'll crdeaver to iii The Of.
rec il r.- he IT ny ahiTity. Soliciting
The sapro' q taeva'ers, and Promising
4 faithial d.sch r9e II tie dutiea i elect.
ed IaaDmit my candidacy e fta toters
81 sne coWniY
Respectfullv
w. G. lfanTiN
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
ToThev Voters.

Thanking for your support In The past,
I her 10 announce that ANA candidate
Tor Clerk Of The Superior Court 'Of Lee
xsounty, subject to the white Democratic
Pfimarv 10 be hela March a6th, next.
I solicit The support Of the voters, and
promise, II elected. 10 try to iifI the Office
20 the satisfaction Of'the people.
Respectfully,
JAMRs MORGAN,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
Paragraphs from The Pig
Skin Precinct Photographer.
SCOTS Emulsion Smith Correspondent.

Sam Stnson happent tn the best peace of
luch last week that yu ever seen. A Teller
cum erlong what had a gold mine out in
CaIlyforny an had a grip sack full ov gold
blocks, beinst az he wus Sickly an cuddent
walk an tote hit all well, he sold em to
Sam at lest then half price. Sam traded him
his old wind broken mare an blind mule an a
Vaughn an Civ him $500 to boot Sum men is
born lucky an sam seems tn be ov them,
Jahe ketchum is wearin his linin britchis
an last years straw hat this week. He went
posSum huntin lass Friday mite an tried tn
git acquainted with polecat. When he
cum home his ma made him
git in the bfench in spite of the ice throw
way bis ole close and fumigate hissef with
suffer. Jabe ses a pole cat loaks nice but
lacks a d-n site ov havin winnen ways.
Joe Crane an Jim Town had fuss last
week Joe borowt settin on aigs frum jim
las crismus, when aigs ryus s4s cent duzen
Jim sed Joe ort tn give him back settins
now beinst as aigs wus dropt til IS cents a
dussen, an the fuss cum about ia this way,
They got reconsiled at lest when Joe Civ Jim
a coon hide tn boot.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
To The Voters
pecnectfullv.
n n HALL

hereby annnnuce nv candidacy for
the Office Of Tax Collector Of Lee county.
.spSipct to the Democratic Primary March
26fh. 1908.
II elected. win endeaver to I'll the of
lice to the best OF my ability, Soliciting
the support ofthe voters, and promising a
faithful discharge ofthe duties II elected,
I submit my candidacy to the voters Of
The county.
Respectfu'lv,
FRANK +. KING.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-06
ToThe Voters,

I thereby announce myself candidate
Tor reelection to the Office Of Sheriff Of
Lee County, subject to the Democratic
Primary on March a6th, next
II elected promise the same faithful
gnd impartial service in the future as hag
been rendered in me past. Thanking
you for your rast suffrage and soliciting
d continuance Of fiie Same
I mn yours, truly,
S. y. SMITH