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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-09
ThusoAI.

Mrs. j NJ Randall of Hardine's ad-
Aition IN entartainine her daughter.
Mr. Edvard CasaAdy. and two chill
drsn OF Dsnver. Mr.. Cassedy will come
70 Canon Caty later for his vacation.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Freye and
dsnshtar Of Nunda. Illinois. arrived
here ON Tuesday for a visit with the
former's brother, H. H. Freye, and
family. e810 Greenwood avenue. The
visitors made an excursion to the
Hanging Bridge in the Royal Gorge
YESTERDAY.
M. Evans. of s3l South Fifth street,
who has been visiting relatives in
Trinidad during the last three or four
veeks. ia expected to return home to-
morrow. He will be accompanied by e.
a. Thoroushman, wife and son, also
nv Mr.. Thoroushman's mother, sister
and T. J. Smith, the formers partner
In the lumber business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thoroushman were married in Canon
City two years ago. at which time they
we're eegaeed In the Salvation Army
work here.
Albert Clearinghouse, an empIoye OF
the Daily Record, brought to this Of
f,ce this morning from his mothers
rose garden at the family home on
East Main street one of the handsom-
eat bououets seen here in a long time
In II were twsnty-two varieties of
roses. MANY OF them OF the rarest and
mo.t beautiful kind. Mrs. CARING
house ia the rose culturist par excel
lance and few suburban residences
anywhere have clustered about them
y, many rare and attractive flowers
a In the case Mt her home in East
canon
chas A. shinkle. superiutendent of
the Colorado Canning company. Mt the
f6o, of Eighth street, left this morn
,,~ ,or R.nsas e,itv IN look altar some
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-09
CitiZensStateB Bank
T B. Coulter. Pres J. ". Cannon. vic~ Pres
MI. Evans. Caahier.

ilton. Mo-, arrived here day or two
ago and will remain in Colorado for
some time for the benefit OF. the form
ers health. Mr.. Ridings is a news
paper man in his home town and was
engaged in journalistic work at Ham,
il,on with w. c. Holman for five or
six years before the removal of the
latter to Canon City. ........ ..-
Maranna Morino of Coal Creek was
adjudged guilty of disturbing the
peace and quiet of the neighborhood
where she resides, in Squire Frank Z.
Johnson's court at Florence last FRI
day afternoon and fined three dollars
and costs, amounting with the neces-
sary trimmings. to $2S.25. In default
of payment the defendant was brought
here and locked up in the woman's
department of the county Jail.
Lyman Hayden of Hillside, one of
the best known residents of the west
ern part Of the county. had the mis-
fortune to have his collar bone bro
ken one day last week by fall from
a wagon during a runaway. He was
brought here on Friday and conveyed
to Dr.. Graves hospital where his in
jur!es are being treated Mr.. Hayden
Ia eating alonp very nicely.
Leslie clearinghouse. who has been
n studep, at Rensselaer, poIytechnic
Institute at Troy. n, Y. for the last
two years. arrived here Friday after
noon to spend his vacation with his
ma renA Mr. and Mrs. H, s. CARING
house. in East Canon. Mr.. CARING
house is preparinv himself for a ca
rser as a structural engineer and will
return tn New York to continue his
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hotaoie social even. hA' hAs sse'
taken place there Puncn ana cake
were served as refreshments during
the dancing and n splendid supper at
midnight. Miss Fullegar OF this city
was one ,of the ruests.
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corporators. MOI only was MI irou'
ole OF the founders o. Telluride out
he resided there for many years and
for long tirue was personally ac-
uuainted with everybody In San Mi
guel county. He ia the owner of some
valuable mining propertv there and is
, ,,.,,or a. ,ha, n.r, =, tho state ax-
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that line Is better now that II mas oeen
at any period for several years.
There were very few casualties OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
COLONEL HENRY WArTERSON
MAKES sTlNolNG ATTACK.
MOST SHAMELESS HYPOCRISY
Drag cleveland's Body Into the
National Convention - Would
Prove Blow at Party Accord

Louisville. July i-Commentiug ON
the report that Judge Alton - Parker
had been selected TO present rosou.
tious a. the Denver convention upon
President Clcyolaud's death, ColoncI
Henry Wa'tcrson said
The attempt to drag the dead body
Of Grover Cleveland from its new
made grave into tho umult OF ul.
tional convention viii deceive no one
An invasion OF the grief of the noble
lady who wccps amid the silence and
the solitude OF the granite hills, 70
blow at party accord is the act of
shameless hypocrisy Nor was ever %
professional shoul inspired by a more
mercenary spirit because the sole aim
and end Of the Murphy Corners crowd,
headed by Judge Parker is the per.
pctuation of the BelmontRyan com
bination 20 which the democracy owes
its last ignominious and well dcserv-
va N'I'dis u was b'lllouA ny an llbU-
ey that financed Judge Parkers cam
7aign for the nomination in 1904 II
was Bclmont-Ryan money that uoml-
mated him. And 1t was the Belmont.
Ryan tag that made an antitrust
movement under such a brand absurd
and impossible
1T seems fitting that having made
sacrifices for predatory wealth Judge
Parker should have his rccompeusc in
a rich law practice in the city of New
York He has had it and with IL and
its enrichment, he should rest con
tent and well content. That he should
emerge from this highly paid obscure
~ 10 make trouble through male.
violence would be pitiable indeed, but
that he should appear backed by the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

Guthrie, Okla, July 4.-The first
ofnc.al act OF Lieutenant Governor
Bellamy, temporary state executive
In the absence Of Governor Haskell,
was TO issue a pardon today for All
Whaley, sentenced in Bryan county
TO serve eight months for illegally
dlsposing OF liquor. Whaley has serv,
ed three months and has large
family dependent on him. He is a
cripple Fred Caldwell, special prohi
bition enforcement attorney, offered
no objection to Whaley's release,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

Los Angeles, Cal, July two
slight shocks of earthquake were felt
at Los Angeles and vicinity early this
morning A few people We're awkk-
cncd and mere and there clock stop
ped, but the earthquake produced no
other effect The records Of the wealth.
cr bureau show that the motion was
from east 10 west. The first shock
lasted Two seconds aud the other
which was barely distinguishable, fol
lowed Immediately It is believed the
motion was Q wave from a distant
shock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills that are easy to
take. Sold by W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

money Of the trust maenatcs and trac-
uou thieves. appealing TO Jefferson
and Tildcn. the dead body of CIevc-
land stretched upon the d.ssccting
table. is dIsgaceful
"It is aot only disgrlcciul but
i,s motives is grotesducly and trans
pafyntly obvious. The wing Of the
democratic party In the state OF New
York to which Judge Parker and the
group with which he is now acting
belonged. was the David BENNETT I'm
wing They were the inyctoratc. the
impIacahlc enemies of Grover CloNc
land. They hated him and he hated
them. Although amid the gloom Of
defeat a kind OF truce was reached
there was never a real amnesty or
oblivion ON either side That the at.
tempt to recall the shad, of Clcvc
and and To set this mp as a death
head In the comedy of a mock fun
ual would be- too dastardly and too
ehoulish tor belief If b. were not the
last desperate play q, clique ot dis.
credited politicians seeking to rule
or ruin at any cost.
Standing about the open grave OF
Mr. Cleveland. those OF us who knew
him. but did not always agree With
him, were not only willing that nN.
cones should Dee bygonrs. hut iha.
the good alone should live after hm
He Is dead lie sleeps with those who
went before. from Jefferson to T'ld'n.
and history can be- trusted to do hm
no injury.
In Mr. Bryan ana reunited party
democrats saw hope of victory. ON
none other was there the smallest
hope of union That they reasoned
truly has been shown 10y the fact that
with the Bryan-Belmoni barrel ON tap
and It's agents flying about IN every
direction. state after stat" refused io
be tampcrcd with, or tainted. ha- de-
clarcd for the Nobraskan. Seeing This.
Judge Parker is put forward to de
liver the tnal stroke in ih" bravo ANA
under the prot'ns" OF honoHng 'h"
memory OF cleveland. 10 rnng" q
hlad" rocking with poison, artiu,ly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
A Revelation.

II Is a revelation 10 people, the Sc.
we're cases OF lung trouble that have
been cured bv Folay's Honey and
Tar II not only stops the cough but
heals and strengthens the lungs. l..
VI. Ruggles, Reasnor, Iowa, writes:
THE doctors said had consumption,
and got no better until took Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar. II stopped the
hemorrhapes and pain in my lungs
and they are now as sound as bul'
let" Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
Greeks Fight, Two Dead.

Tulsa, OKLA. July 1.-Two men
were killed and one fatally wounded
In 4 desperate battle between Greek
railroad laborers at Keifer, near here
today. While the affair is a mystery
II is believed II was the elimination
OF a bitter feud in which the blacl
hand played a part.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

"E. c. Dewitt & Co, Chicago, Ill
Gentlemen-In 1897 had a disease
OF the stomach and bowels. In the
spring of 1902 ! bought a bottle Of
Kodol and the benefit | received all
the gold In Georgia could not buy.
May you live long and prosper. Yours
very truly, c. y. Cornell, Roding, Ga.
ALg. 81. 1906" Spl ty W 3
Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

Philadelphia. July 4-Members Of
the Order Of Descendants Of the Sign
ers of the Declaration OF Independ,
ence. formed last year al the james.
town exposition met today in Phil
adelphia for the first annual con-
gress and reunion 4 session will be
held I'm the same room in which the
immortal declaration was adopted and
signed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

Delay in commencing treatment for
a slight irregularity that could have
been cured quickly by Foley's Kidney
Remedy may result in serious k d
ney disease. Foley's Kidney Remedy
builds up the worn out tissues and
str ngthens these organs. Commence
taking It today. Sold by all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

FHloy's orion Laxative, the new
laxative, stimulate, but does not
irritate II IS the best laxative. Guar
autead or your money back. So d by
all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
CELEBRATING
THE FOURTH
COLONEL TELLS HOW IT WAS
SPENT WHEN ne WAS BOY.
NO use FOR FIRE WORKS
All the Negroes Were Given Day
on on the Old Plantation-Had
s,g Picnic and Some Royal
Speeches, Etc.


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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-08
THAXTON MUST
 HANG MONDAY
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT FURTHER INTERFERE AND SHERIFF IS MAKING PREPARA- TONS FOR THE EXECUTION.

For the fourth time Sheriff Higdon Is making preparations for the execution of Henry Thaxton, the negro charged with the murder of Samuel W. Hunstucker about fourteen months ago. The official notices to those required by law to at tend the execution were issued by the sheriff yesterday, and it is apparent that Thaxton will die Monday for the crime with which he is charged
 Thaxton was condemned to die on De- cember 27 but less than minute before the trigger would have been pulled re- prieve was received from sthe governor allowing the negro 10 days in which to get new evidence. Two respites have been given since this, but there are no new developments, other than that Thax- ton has written several very suspicious letters which were intercepted and not allowed to go through the mails.
 Adviees from Montgomery yesterday were to the effect that the governor had announced that he will not further inter- fere with the death sentence of Thaxton The negro's last reprieve expires tomor- row and unless there is another unex- pected turn. he will hang on Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-08
ADVERTISE BIDS
 FOR COUNTY ROAD
President Reed of Board Of Resen1s Gives Bids Recently Nsos
 On Roads

In reply to the intimatioa maHs HF Robert Irion that contracts are a-szas = by the board Of revenue without AzEs7zHs- ing and receiving bsas. Carzazz Ezzza president of the board. said sessszzzzz .sAir. Irion is greatly nistazsu Hasz ~ makes such a fiasszaeat He-s szs zss bids which were mace ca r1= zF#azzz= and Leeds roads Hznay N Nz4zza dressing and chertlax- Ea en es yard; F. W. Jonaaa. e1e Ull= asz4 HH=zz= ing. sOe per eaaae vzr1s E- Wz sazss over one mile haal. e4e-l-E EN z@ cubic yard: F. W. Eaz1zz. ls g ses haul. ehertinE. r=zz Ee- e-tir zzzZ = W East. cherf haazsd and zszzazzz5z xl.s5 per cubic yara= z s rars s= H per cent above cost z z E1aaz zaz 4 T. Spoke. drezsnx aaz sh.-z-z E@ " cubic yard. Boan1sa E=as- z-as4z za cherfink. g-1 rer z1ez para
 The contract sas aHz-t-i ae zzz < Mclean
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-08
RECORD BROKEN IN CRIMINAL COURT
FIFTEEN CAPITAL FELONY CASES DISPOSED OF IN TWO SECTIONS OF FIRST DIVISION HANDLING CAPITAL CASES.

While the matter has not been definite ly settled by reference to the books of the court it is believed that all previous records of Jefferson county criminal court were broken during the present week. With two sections of the first division handling capital cases-Judge Weaver in one and Judge Nesmith in the other the docket has been greatly frightened.
 Something like fifteen capital felony cases have been disposed of since last Monday Both sections of the court have what they set in to do in a double-header week. Only one instance is recalled when the current weeks record was approached, and this was when 13 cases were disposed of.
 An unusual feature of the weeks work is the fact that the supreme penalty of the law was imposed in not a single case. The sentences inflicted range as follows: Will Hatcher and Chess Lucas, murder, released, being the wrong men; Jennie Watts, murder, nolle pressed; Will Rea7 son. murder two years; George Lindsey and William Boyd, murder not guilty; George Lucas, acquitted; Ed Hill and Will Humphries, murder ten years; Bob Young, murder. 20 years; Frank Howard, robbery life. The case of Mrs. Nora Tate resulted in a mistrial. Several other cases were also disposed of.
 With a view of further clearing the capital felony docket another double header week in the first division of the criminal court is set for February F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-08
NEGROES FORM TAFT CLUB.
Conference Held Yesterday at Office
 of pr. U. c. Mason.

There was a conference held in Bir- mingham yesterday in the office of Dr. U. G. Mason, at which number of the lead ing negro republicans of the city discussed the immediate organization of a Taft club.
 After q lengthy discussion it was decided to organize a permanent Taft club on next Wednesday night, February F.
 Those present at the meeting yesterday were of the opinion that the majority of the negro voters in the state favored the candidacy of Secretary Taft for the pres idency. Booker T. Washington. consid- cred the leader of the negro republicans, and one of the most influential members of the party in the state has made the statement, 1t is, reported on excellent au- thority, that the negroes of Alabama were almost unanimously in favor of MT. Taft, In spite of numerous rumors and reports to the contrary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-08
PIG IRON MARKET
 STILL VERY FIRM
NO LARGE SALES, BUT TONNAGE BOOKED THIS WEEK EXCEEDS THAT OF LAsT-TRADE BEcoM- ING NORMAL.

The Birmingham pig iron market is firm and while no large sales have been made, the aggregate tonnage this week Is larger than that of last week.
 Matthew Addy & Co.'S Cincinnati report says:
 steady increase in real business is the sum and substance of the report of the week in the iron trade. There has been good buying all along the line but there have been no large trans actions. On the contrary, small pur- chases have been the rule. As for the time of shipment, it has varied. But most of the iron sold has been for compara- lively quick delivery. It is plain to be seen from the character of the buying that the buyers are going on conserva- tive lines and are neither buying more than they want nor for a longer time than they want it. This state of af- fairs is entirely satisfactory. It shows that the iron trade is recovering nat urally and normally. If an effort were being made either to scare buyers into purchasing or to "whoop things up' gen. orally in the approved boom fashion, then 1t would be purchasing little pres- ent prosperity at the cost of the. future. But there is nothing of that kind being done The iron trade is taking care of it's own case, and it has commenced to recover from the worst of the depres- sion More iron is being melted than was the case 30 days ago, and the indl- cations are that this state of affairs will continue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-08
FINDS FAULT WITH CANDIDATE ARRAY Policeman Burns Again Sug- gestS Whipping Post CANNOT GOOD MEN RUN2 Says Half a Dozen Candidates For Board of Revenue Are Living On
 Support of Wives and
 Friends.
CANNOT GOOD MEN RUN?

While I believe there are few re- sponsible men running for the Board of Revenue" said Policeman J. H. Burns last night "I consider the majority of them a lot of grating politicians. who have grabbed this good road agitation as an opportunity to Haunt themselves.
 Tn my humble opinion they are filter subjects for the whipping post than members of the Board of Revenue"
 It will be remembered that MT. Burns is an announced candidate for the legsa- ture on the whipping post platform. He does not intend to push anything but the whipping post, and he has about de- cided to add to the list of thieves. vag- rants and wife beaters the "illiterate set of candidates for Board of Revenue" as persons subject to the whipping post.
 We want men on that board who are successful in business. Why, I know of half a dozen men who are candi- dates for the office who are living on the support of their wives and friends. The idea of snch fellows asking to be in trusted with all the county's moneyl
 Then some of them actually go around telling us voters that if they could just get that $125, it would put them on their feet again. One of them says, There's a lot of little jobs around that court i house, if you'll help me- I'll remember you There are just bushels of that kind of cheap men in the race, and they ought to be kicked out bodily. Are there no successful, honest citi- zens, men who can take hold of hard business proposition and carry it through, who are patriotic enough to run for this office? They won't have to spend any money, because the people are determined to put five responsible men in that of flee, men who can stand on their rec [ ord.
 T believe there are four real men rum ming for the Board of Revenue, but we want dozen or more in the race. They ought to be forced to run
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-08
REPUBLICANS ARE
 AT FEVER HEAT
Much Depends On Action of Sub-Com- nittee On Hundley Case Now
 Being Heard.

The outcome of the hearing being given Judge Hundley by the subcommittee in Washington is being awaited with fever ish anxiety by local republicans. Espe- clally is this true with the offceholders. 1t Is a we'll known fact that with the confirmation of Judge Hundley there would be general shake-up among the government officials in the northern dis trict of Alabama, while several of the local federal employees will lose out should he be confirmed.
 Judge Hundley has already made a few changes in the Birmingham federal lineup, and the anti-administration re- publcans here, which numbering among its leaders men who have lost out in this way. are hoping to see his confirma- ton fail to carry Among the positions to figure in the shake-up are few plums, speaking from a financial stand point, and the men desiring to land them by Judge Hundley's confirmation can hardly wait for the subcommittee to announce its decision.