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Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 1.-THE
body Of former ssnstor e. W. Car
mack, who was killed here Monday in
q street duel with Robin J. Cooper.
was ssnt to Columbia yesterday after
noon. Impressive scenes ut the union
station marked the departure. Mem
bers of the W. c. T. U. whose cause
Mr. Carmack had ably championsd,
gathered at the station In numbers
and az the casket was : borne In
Joined in singing Load Kindly Light
and STAND Up for Jesus. A brief ad-
dress was delivered BY Rev. Ira LAud-
rith. Mrs. Carmsek aAd . few OF her
closest friends we're on the special car
which conveyed the body. and the pro-
fusion Of flowers was but another Of
the many testimonials Of grief from
hosts Of friends end sympathissrs.
The funeral party reached Columbia
about 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
CARMACk'S BODY SENT
TO MS HOME; IMPRESSIVE
SCENES AT THE STATION

and was mst BY large ooocourse a
friends. The body vas at once taken
TO the CarmAck homo. where the fun
eral services will be held today.
Robin Cooper. who fred tho fatal
shot. and was himself wounded. 10 un-
der arrest at the local hospital. He 10
doing we'll. but his physicians stated
today that the wound. which 10 near
the collarbone. 10 In . dangerous place
and complications are not uAliksly.
Colonel Cooper. who was with his son
whom the shooting occurred. was
transferred from the police head
quarters to the jail today. He had
nothing to say.
Friends OF former Senator CaFmack
arc loud in their condemnation OF the
Coopers, and the Tsnnesssan, Of WhicA
Carmack was editor. yesterday morn.
ing, both editorially and In its nsVs
columns. made the unqualified charge
OF murder.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
INVESTIGATING THE MENTAL
CONDITION OF MRS.
PHIPPU BLACK NAHRN

Denver, Nov 11.-There is 70 be .
thorough Investigation into the msntal
condition OF Mrs. Allen Read. the wo-
man who attempted to sxtort for
tune from Mrs. Phipps by threaten
ing her with death. 1t II probable that
an information will be filed against
her in the West side court today. bat
then her attorneys may raise the de-
fense Of insanity. According to Mrs.
Phipps, however. she will bs prose-
cuted to the full extent Of the law.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
SMALL FIRE ON WATER STREET
EARLY FRIDAY RORNING

The fire department was called out
about $3.50 last Friday morning to
extinguish a blaze in the old building
at the corner of Eleventh and Water
streets at one time used as beer de-
pot by the Zang Brewing Company Of
Golden, Colo A fire at the same place
burned the roof off the structure last
Tuesday morning. but without mater
tally damaging 1t otherwise. 1t has
been a resort for hobos for long
time and it is believed that both fires
were of incendiary origin. The de-
struction of the place would be no
serious loss to the community.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
WATERWORKs CONSTRUCTION
HELPS BUSINESS CONDITIONS

Considerable money Is being paid
out on account of the construction of
the waterworks system and its effect
is apparent in all lines of local busi-
ness. About two hundred men are now
employed in connection with tho en-
terprise and the disbursement for
wages alone Is approximately six
hundred dollars a day. or three thou
sand dollars q week. Checks are COM
ing pretty lively from the men em-
ployed ON the proposition and mer-
chants find themselves compelled to
keep more cash than usual on hand
to take care of their trade from this
quarter.
The cutting of the trench for the
pipe line In the Royal Gorge will soon
be completed from Gorge station west
ward as far as the Hanging bridge
and the concrete work on the intake
and settling basin will be finished next
week If the present rate of progress
is maintained. The tunneling is also
being pushed rapidly forward and will
be ready for the pipe line when need
ed.
Mayor Seely and other members Of
the city administration inspected the
work in the Royal Gorge on Tuesday
and were highly gratified with the
manner in which it is being carried
on.
The help that business will receive
from the building of the new water
works system will last all winter and
will be more pronounced as the sea-
son advances
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
BRYAN'S PLURALITY
IN STATE 8HALLER
THAN WAS THOUGHT

Denver. Nov. 1l.-Unofacial returns
from over the state show that Bryan
carried Colorado only by 70s plural
ity. This Is a much smaller plurality
than anyone imagined. Mr.. Taft ear
ried the state outside of the city Of
Denver by 1924. Bryan carried Denver
by 2122. giving him a net plurality Of
7s9. Bryan ran behind all of the DEM
ocratic candidates and was the low
man on his ticket.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
HOME.MADE MIXTURE
CURES RRHEUHAT1SM

There Is 80 much rheumatism here
In our neighborhood now that the fol-
lowing advice will be highly appre-
ciated by those who suffer:
Get from any good pharmacy one
half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one ounce Compound Kargon. three
ounces Of Compound Syrup Sarsapa-
rilla. Shake these we'll in . bottle
and take in teaspoonful doses after
each meal and at bedtime; also drink
plenty Of good water.
1t IL claimed there are few VIC
Tins OF this dread and torturous dis
ease who will fail to find ready relief
in this simple homemade mixture.
IL the result.
This simple receipt 10 saad TO
strengthen and cleanse the ellmina-
tive tissues Of the kidneys 20 that they
can filter and strain from the blood
and system the poisons. acids and
waste matter. which causes not only
Rheumatism, but numerous other dis
eases. Every man or woman here
who feels that their kidneys are not
healthy and active, or who suffers
from any urinary trouble whatever
should not hesitate to make mp this
mixture as It 10 certain to Do much
good, and may save you from much
misery and suffering after while.
Our homo druggists say tAoy viii
either supply the Ingredients or mi1
the preparation ready to take II ouI
readers ask them.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
BURGLARS TOOK NEW
CLOTHES-LEFT OLD ONES

Holly. Nov. ia bold burglary
was perpetra.ed here about midnight
last night By unknown persons who
forced an entrance into the rear Of
White Bros department store and
carried off merchandise valued at
about $50. After fitting themselves out
with new suits, neckwear and under
wear the burglars eft their old
clothes hanging on . chair as re-
hinder Of their visit. There 10 no clew
to the perpetrators except the old
clothes. The station agent saw two
young men hanging around the sta
ton Just prior to the burglary. but
he does not know who they were.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
THE CAUSE OF COLDS
Good Advice Regarding the Prevention
of Coughs and Colds


I of Coughs and Colds
If people would only properly forti-
fly and strengthen their system. obout
SO per cent. of coughs. colds and pneu-
monia might be. avoided. These tgou-
bles are simply the result OF weak
ness, which produces a catarrhal con-
dition of the mucous membrane. which
is as an internal skin Of the body.
When the skin is weakened. 1t be-
comes infected with germs which are
carried through the system in the
blood These parasites attack and
break these delicate tissues and set
up soreness which produce what is
in reality an external scrofula.
The only thing that will cure coughs
and colds and prevent pneumonia Ia q
medication which is absorbed and car
ried by the blood so that the diseased
membrane is disinfected. cleaned.
soothed and healed.
We have remedy which we hon
estly belive infallable and unsurpass-
able for the prevention and cure OF
coughs, colds and all catarrhal condi-
tons. 1t is the prescription of a ia
nous physician. who has an enviable
reputation of 30 years of cures gained
through the use OF this medicine. We
promise to either effect cure In
every case or to make no charge for
the medicine. We urge everybody In
Canon City who has need OF such .
medicine to try ReRxall Mucu-Tone.
It stands to reason that we could
not afford to make such statements
and give our own personal guarantee
to this remedy II we were not abso-
lutely positive that we could substan-
tiate our claim In every particular
and we see no reason yhw Onyone
should hesitate to accept our offer and
try it. We have two sizes OF Rexall
Mucu-Tone Prices SOC, and e1.0O
Sometimes SOC bottle Is sufhcient
for a cure. Az . general thing, the
most chronic case 10 cured with N
average Of three large bottles. Rem.
ember. the medicine will cost you
nothing II you are not satisfied II
every particular. The 0eely Drug Co.
Canon City, Colorado.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
sUsF1NDRD DUR.
M0 00oD DRHAvDoB

Drexel and Arthsur Barnstts. assl
sixteen and ssvsntsea ysafs rsiDso-
lively. were arrested at their hena.
two miles east Of 0lsndale On TNeD-
day By Under Sheriff John CAsio,nk
on the complaint OF Bernard ArnoSl
and brought here On the charoe q
burglary. The boys were arraigned ~
fore Judge Cooper In county opart
this morning for trial and found euilty
~ alleged By The conplaint TAsy
were sentenced TO the fndusexial
school for boys. bot the tud0neAt e
the court was saspsndsd during 0poa
behavior. From the tsstimouy n tAs
case II appears that the boys had bosa
engaged In shaking . well On thslr
fathers place On Upper Beaver cseek.
and. running out Of provisions In tAsir
camp. they broke into the Afnold
house to gst something TO eat.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
SOME OF THE PECULIARITIES
OF THE RECENT ELECTION HERE

for county commissioners from the
third district by small majority.
Now that the elections are over par
ty strife should be laid aside and .
hearty cooperation extended by all
to the oficers-elect In order that the
people may enjoy the best possible ad-
ministration Of public business. The
officers chosen to preside over the af-
fairs Of the county are worthy of the
utmost confidence. and. while We have
NO doubt. will discharge the duties
resting upon them in such q way ~ to
merit general satisfactioa.
Prof. Smith. We are sure. will make
q splendid county clerk and recorder,
just such man ~ the public has long
been looking for. His Standardization
will be frst-class one IN every re-
spect and Will establish for him q high
place in the general esteem.
Judge Jas. L. Cooper has made an
admirable oficial and the county judg-
ship will be safe In his care and keep
ing during the next two years. The
heavy vote given Judge Cooper last
Tuesday is a high compliment to his
manhood and to his oficial career.
VIM. L. Morris has proven in more
than one instance his popularity
among the people Of Fremont county.
Az assessor he has an enviable record
and will sustain that reputation dur
ing his incumbency Of the once. Tho
unfailing courtesy that has character
lied Mr.. Norris relations with > the
public in the past will be continued.
Mrs. Merriam made her campaign
upon the record she had established
as a public ofncer, and. for the NEXT
two years. will look after the buEi-
ness pertaining to the county super
intendency Of schools In an efncient
and strictly non-partisan manner. Her
ambition 10 to make the cchools OF
Fremont county the best In the state.
The people have expressed their ap-
proval in NO uncertain way of the Of
acial acts Of Joe Esser as sheriff, and
have complimented him BY majority
such as is given to but few men In .
county as close. politically. as this
one. Mr.. Esser has made Q good ad-
ministration OF the affairs Of his
once.
DR.. T. B. Moore has lived in this
community many years and enjoys
the confidence OF all who know him.
He at present holds the position Of
city treasurer and will soon occupy
the same relation to the county. sue
ceeding Mr.. Fredrickson in that ONCE.
DR.. Graves ID president Of the FIRE.
mont County Medical Society and will
make q splendid coroner. - oalcs to
which he has been elected BY. big
majority.
W.. H. lagrange. county commits
sioner from the nrst district. and VIM.
R. Alfred. & mmissioner from the
third district are good men and true
and now that they are elected We have
no fault to flnd with them.
We have only praise for Chss. l..
Milton for surveyor, for Matt Lines
for state senator. for Allen Bell for
float representative. for Albert Dur
fee for representative from Fremont
county and for Jas. T. Locke for dis
trict attorney. While we might have
wished 1t otherwise In the case Of the.
successful Democrats for once. now
that the people have expressed their
desire we gracefully acquiese in the
result and wish them we'll. All In all
the people Of Fremont county have
a splendid roster Of public ofncers.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

Federation Of Labor will resent what
10 termed President Roossvelt's at-
tempted snub Of President 0ompsrs
by not inviting him 70 dine at the
White house next Tuesday. 0mcsrs
Mitchell. Duncan and Ksefe while they
decline to discuss the fattsr says they
will not accept the invitation.
More than four hundred Of the dele
gates went on q special train this
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

The winners on the Fremont county
ticket ON Tuesdays contest were:
Henry e. Smith, Republican, County
Clerk and Recorder; James L. Cooper.
Republican. County Judge; M. N.
Lines, Republican. Senator; VIM. l..
Morris. Republican, Assessor; Mrs.
Minnie G. Merriam, Republican, Supt.
of Schools; Joe Esser. Democrat.
Sheriff; Allan Bell Democrat, Float
Representatives, G. L. Milton. Repub-
lican, Surveyor; James T. Locke.
Democrat, District Attorney; c. H..
Graves, Republican. Coroner; VIM. r.
Alfred, Democrat, Commissioner, third
district; W. H. Lagrange. Democrat.
Commissioner, first district T. B.
Moore, Democrat, Treasurer; Alfred,
Durfee. Democrat, Representative.
Perhaps, he largest majority given
to a candidate upon the ticket voted
in this county on Tuesday was accord
ed to Judge n. 8. Bailey for associate
justice Of the supreme court over A.
R. King. the Republican candidate;
his majority being slightly in excess
of 1000 votes. The very exceptional
vote received by Judge Bailey in his
home county is certainly tribute to
his popularity Of which he may we'll
be proud. Judge Bailey. in common
with the state ticket. is elected by .
small margin.
Joe Esser, for sheriff. received the
largest majority of any Of the candi-
dates on the county ticket; his vote
being fully 800 In excess of John Pat
terson. his Republican opponent
Judge Cooper was given the second
largest vote on the ticket. receiving
between 50 and 600 more votes than
John T. Sanders. but was closely fol-
lowed by W. L. Morris for the assess
orship, who was given a majority we'll
on towards 600 over his competitor.
Geo. P. Nix was defeated by Prof.
Smith by approximately 15O- votes. or
about the same number that Shafroth
received in this county over Mcdonald
for the governorship. DR.. Moore beat
C. J. Fredrickson for the treasurer
ship by about 100 and Lines defeated
Burkhard for the state senate by
about the same majority. In this
county e. H. Stlnemeyer led Jas. T.
Locke for the district attorneyship by
about $50 votes. but was defeated for
the position on account of the heavy
majorities given to the Democratic
ticket in the other counties of the dis
trfct. - 'r,rf't.'' r'." -.''' s-.t..tsl
woodford was defeated by Durfee'
for the legislature by something like
fifty or sixty votes and Craig defeated
for the county commissionership by
LAGRANGE by a very small majority.
probably. not exceeding twenty-five
votes:
DR.. Graves OF this city was elected
coroner over DR.. Suto-ius. OF Flor
ence. by a considerable margin. prob
ably $50 votes. 49,. ..
Mrs. Merriam was elected county
superintendent Of schools by several
hundred over Miss Curran. her Demo-
cratic competitor, and the Same 10
true of Chas. l.. Milton over A. B. Nc
Fall for surveyor
" Allen Bell received a slightly larger
vote in this county for noat represen-
tative than 8. J. Andrews and was
elected by a majority of several hun
dred on account of the big Democratic
majority recorded In Chaffee county.
W. R Ellred. DEBATED Albert Philip
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

A clergyman writes: "Preventics.
those little Candy Cold Gore Tablets
are working wonders in my parish" /"
Preventics saraly viii check Q cold.
or the 0fippe, IN . very few hours.
and Prsvsatiss are % eats and hafm-
Isss. no suinine. noshiag harsh nor
s1ekeaiAg. Yine Sor fsveFiaA resides
eAil1Fsa. Ds1 - - e -. 0ol1 ~
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
BELIEVED 10 HAVE BEEN
KILLED BY CAR RODDRRD

Chicago. Nov. l1.-Yardmastsr @.
Burton was found In the Wabash rail-
road yards early today with bullet
wound in HI Asal H Sled Ia
the hospital. 1t II believed that be was
killed by freight car robbers.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

morninE to visit the Pristsrs' Hsns
At Colorado Springs asd take part lA
the general celebration the pfintses
have arranged for them. They vim 70
turn to Denver at Mise O'Clock toaoe-
row.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

Read the plain formula on bog e
Fink Pain Tablets. Then ask yoaP 1oe-
tor II there 10 better ons. I'm
means ooagsstion-blood pessUuro
somewhere. Dr.. shoop's Piak IN
Tablets check head pains. wonanly
pains. pain anywhere. Try oas, -
80! 70 for nc. Sold BY Rambo ~
Simon.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
watched Fifsssa Ysaes.

For fifteen years I have wateled
the working of BucklinS ArA1ep
salve; and Il has sssvsr fhilsA - oaFe
any sore, boil. ulcsf OF barnseD whieh
1t was applied. II AAs savs1 - moy
. dootor bill," says \ ,. EnreE =
HAst wilton. Malns. - = - ~
stores. ~ ss3s;s Z:
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

Miss LaslIa Holnss b hack d
school soain Iris aftsrnooa sfbsr ~
slson1s of ssvsral AaSs o. aessaet e
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

All trimmed goods at ons-hslf price
At Criterion Saturday only.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
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AT 1MB KDE48nD n01N

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Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

me Weeklx record o d 30 tAe zes..
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
Meas VnAWwoW
Ladiss' Lissd Shoes

Al 9l.6o and es.0e pair. TAsse
are soft and easy with low hssaA
For tender test rsmsmhee o0S
line OF "Ye Olds Tyne Opm-
forts" ghoss. Felt 0lippsrs frc@
SOC TO 91.so pair.
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DONATIONS
To the Local Hospitals for
Thanksgiving Are to Be
Asked for.

Notices will be read from all the
puIpits, also a special list given to
each sunday school In the city asking
for a Thanksgiving donation to aid
the local hospitals In caring for char
ity patients The hospital committee
from the woman's Civic Club will re-
ceive the donations at the court house
Tuesday, November "a, from a. m.
to . p. m. Each gift should be mark
ed for which hospital preferred.
The public is asked to manifest
their interest by liberal gifts this
Thanksgiving season to the needs of
the most charitable cause, The fol-
lowing pantry list Of ARTICLES are sug-
gested: Flour, sugar. potatoes, ap=
pies. canned fruits. jellies. preserves.
etc. Linen list; Sheets. pillow cases,
muslin. apaplklns, tray covers, etc.
Money always acceptable.
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Entertains Card club.

Mrs. Bland Brannon entertained
most delightfully."- the Five Table Gard
Club yesterday afternoon in the home
of her mother, Mrs. GOBLIN. on East
Main street. At > O'Clock ices and
coffee were served in the dining room
which had for It's floral decorations
carnations. ferns. ana chrysanth-
NUNS Later progressive euehre was
played. Eve tables being called into
reuuisitEon. At the close OF the game
the head prize was captured by Miss
Gerard on. cut With Miss Rol1ie-
gard. The lone hand prize was won
by Mrs. n. B. MeCarty, and the visl-
tors souvenirs were presented by the
hostess to 0ISs. Moore jackson for
having made the highest visitors
score. Among the visiting guests
were Mrs. StepRensons OF Virginia;
Mrs Lyle Smith, Mrs Furbee. Mrs
Clarence Parr, Mrs. jackson. Mrs.
wehmer. Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Gaylord
and Mrs. Harrison.
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NEW VISIBLE TYPEWRITER

L. A. HUFFMAN. local representa-
tive OF the Smith Premier Typewriter
Company, has returned from PITTS
burg. where he has been for the last
week. Mr.. Huffman brings with him
one of the new visible machines
which the Smith Premier Company
has just put on the market. Every
one contemplating the purchase OF
typewriter should first see the ma
chine at Mr.. 1Iunman's office in the
Jacobs building.
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At HOME IN WINTER

When winter winds are
piercing chill. and the old
stove once more you fill. your
thoughts go on to sprinEtime
fair, when honeysuckles scent
the air; and while you harbor
Thoughts prospective view your
old house in perspective. and
then and there you quick de-
eide. with Aurora paint Its
age to hide. Aurora Mixed
Paint preserves the wood from
decay. 1t is an honest lead
and oil paint.
Made by the Marietta Paint
& Color Co., Marietta, o. Sold
by the Home Furnishing Co.,
Main street. Clarksburg.
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friends rendered her a surprise party
at her home on the West Milford
road Friday evening It was a de-
lightful and Jolly affair and all TAX
ing part had fine time. Those in
the party were Misses Rhodia Dale,
May Floyd, Shirley Pine. Della Bean,
HolIie Harmon and Gene Smith. and
Messrs Foster ober. Clark Hammond,
Homer Hammond. Thomas B. GLENN,
Britton GLENN and Mr.. Thomas.
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Tumlin EntertaIns.

e. D. Tumlin, of the Citizens Ma
tibnal Bank. last night entertained u
number of friends in honor OF Haven
Babb. whose marriage, to Miss Suth-
erIand occurs this evening. The af-
fair was in the nature. of a bachelor
farewell to the bridegroom and those
in attendance enjoyed it very much.
Appropriate refreshments We're serv-
ed during the evening" organtown
Republican.
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Attend BonGuet.

Among those from Harrison coun-
ty who were at the festal board of
the Scottish Rite Masons in Wheel
ing last night are: w. A .Carpen-
ter. j. w. Carpenter, Harry c. Craig,
Joseph C. Chedlster and Joseph Boil
man, all of Salem; A. H. Booth, of
Mt. Clare; and T. j. Parrish, OF
Wallace.
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Thaniksgiyfnn Rananet.

The Red Men OF C1ifckasaw Trige
No. So, and their families and De
gree of Pocahontas are cordially In
vIted to attend Thanksgiving ban
quet in D. X. Reed hall, Wednesday
evening. Nov. %, 1908, at 8 O'Clock.
BY order of GMatoka Council No. &c,
Degree of Pocahontas, Mrs. LEM
Fleming, X. of R.
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AcQUITtTEbsfb on srEALINa DUoK

In Justice Gordon's court Friday
evening. Mrs. John Gonsarcheck. a
slavish woman OF Pinnickinntck. was
acquitted OF the charge of stealing
a duck. valued. at so cents, from Mrs.
ApoIonia Staszlma, a neighbor. The
defendant proved ownership of the
fowl.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Thomas e. Common. of Thomas. and
Miss Rosa N1acgInIey. of Philadelphia
were married atFairmont recently by
the Rev. H. G. Stoetzer. at his resi-
dence. Mr.. Conner is an engineer on
the W. Va Central railroad.
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DEMONSTRATION

We want every lady in Clarksburg
to attend the demonstration OF alum
mum cooking utensils at our sture
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, be-
fore Thanlsgivlng At this demon
stration we win sell a S1.Oo kettle for
90 cents. r. n. LowndeS' Depart-
mont store.