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Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

nection with the program Of moving
pictures. They asked - . favor that
the army be removed to some other
place where their services would mot
disturb the patrons Of their enter
tainment
In obedience OF this very reasona-
BILE request Marshal Houston on We'd
nesday night took Capt. Benninghovs
of the army BY the sleeve a. he was
proceeding from the barracks at the
head Of his followers to the accus-
toned rendezvous and asked him to
hold the army services hereafter on
the Fifth street side of the eesley
Drug Company's store. instead Of ON
Main street. n objections had been
made to It's assembling at its former
place Of worship. Capt Benninghove
refused to change locations and said
that the army had rights on the street
and that he would hold services wher-
ever he pleased In spite OF police reg
ulation8.
Marshal Houston was obdurate and
told the captain that II he persisted
In his determination to conduct the
army meetings In front OF the theatre
referred to he would be compelled ~
. public officer to place him under ar
rest Despite the warning given him
Capt. Benninghove began his services
At the prohibited place and was at
once taken In custody BY Mr.. Houston
and led away to the city hall. Night
Officer Hiram Fillmore taking the
lieutenant In charge and leading him
Off after his chief.
All Of the army adherants followed
and the city hall was filled with IN
irate throng Of religionists. which
refused to be pacified and which gave
the police Of Canon City such . lee
turs - they had NOT heard In many
q day. Realizing that there was going
to bs . clash between the army and
the police over the plaes for holdias
It's services Capt Bsnninghovs rs-
turned TO the barracks and procured
large American nag which he car
ried triumphantly back 70 whore his
followers were standing. and with IL
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Notice for Publicatisn.

Department Of the Interior. U. q.
Land ONCE At Pueblo. Colo. Decem-
ber 26. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Walter
M. Kier: OF Canon City, Colorado. who;
Entry No. 12473, serial No. 02102. for
SWA SWA, Sec. 3; Sen Sen, Sec.
3: VIZ NWK, Sec. II, township 20 g..
range u W.. 9Th Principal Meridian,
has fled notice Of intention to make
Final Five-Year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore the clerk of the District court.
at Canon City. Colo, on the 9Th day
Of February, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
william B. Grimm. John Kier. Al
bert Griffin, Edward Grimm. all of
Canon City. Colorado.
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
First pub. Dec. 81, 1908.
Last pub. Feb. 4, 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

AAnlnistratoras Dals u 3aal 8staAe.
Notice u hereby given that par
suant to Q decree entered in the
county court OF Fremont county. Colo
RADIO, for the sale OF real estate OF
Willis Herbert Rutherfordis estate TO
pay debts OF said estate. which decree
10 OF date Of April I, A. d. 1908, Will
ON the 5th day of February, A. d. 1909.
at the hour Of ten o'clock .. M offer
at private sale for not less than the
the appraised value. the following
described real estate, tO-wit: A tract
OF land. commencing twelve rods
north Of the southwest corner OF the
southeast quarter Of the southeast
ship nineteen (19) south. range sew
enty (70) west of the sixth principal
meridian: running thence east forty
rods. and then run south eight rods.
and then run west forty rods, and then
run north eight rods to the place Of
commencing-excepting and reserving
therefrom, LIST, for Q public road .
strip of land 20 feet wide OF OF and
along from the west end OF said tract;
End, right OF way for all such ditch
and bitches a. are necessary to irri-
gate lands lying below this tract; and
also another tract, being the easterly
n8l1 OF ln0 following tract Oh l0nus 10
wit: All of lots numbered one, two.
three. four. nine, ten. eleven and
twelve, in block numbered twenty
four in 6oufh Canon; according to the
original plat Of said South Canon.
which lie south of the right Of way of
The South Canon irrigating ditch
excepting 20 much as is occupied by
the street known ~ New York avenue
a. shown in Atwater's addition to
South Canon, Colorado. all Of which II
more fully shown ON the recorded
plat of said last mentioned addition,
for cash II purchaser desires, or II
preferred by the purchaser. then upon
credit for not more than one-half the
purchase price for not exceeding two
years and 8 per cent. interest, per an
mum: said sale to be made at the
front door Of the court house at Can
on City in said county and state,
along with the water rights Of said
estate used with t.: II not cold at
private sale then the same will then
and thereupon bs sold st public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder.
by said administrator on the same
terms ~ to payment ~ II sold ut pri-
vate sale. Dated January II. 1903.
LEAFFIH g. RUTHERFORD.
Administrator.
First pub. Jan. IA, 1908.
Last nuh Feh L. 1909
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Not1oo ef Final 6stGleDs1t
State Of Colorado. }


)ss.
County Of Fremont.)
In the County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of George
A. Hall, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby giveA that at DE
hour OF two o'clock In the aftern0on
Of the 3rd of April, 1909. the under
signed, ~ Administrator Of such -
tate. will appear In said county ooUrt.
and present to said court his final &C.
counts a. such administrator. and ask
that said accounts be. approved and
that he be discharged and released -
such administrator. At which time apd
place any interested person or persons
may appear and make objections, II
any they have.
Dated this 3Sth day OF December.
1908.
r. ". FOSTER,
Administrator OF the Estate Of George
A. Hall. deceased.
First pub. Dec. 81, 1908.
Last pub. Jan. 38, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

IAs ananal AeeEin9 & ~ esoek-
hoiders & tAe LncoiA .RaFk R1mD
Ditch CO. Will b AslA at he H1ooln
Park school house. February 18th.
A. d. 1oeo, at o'clock .. M for The
purpose Of electing ffve directors and
transacting such other business ~
may regularly come before said meet-
Ing.
By order Of the Board Of Dirsetors.
J. D. TRIP. 0sc.
1st pub. Jan. z. 1900.
Last pub. Fob. (, 1900.
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.xMHv ROILvATvS GMx
MLIA Z0I1AEO0 NJ 101TOI

Complaint was DsAs - the Dolies
Department . few. day ago b the pro-
prlstoss cf ths Najestte tAsatrs Ct ~
Main stsese that she ssryicss - tAs
salvation Arg h fsont 81 thses DAaee
ee buansa wnS vssy a1norino. rea-
dsssae II e sir>e1 el1nest lnDelle
~ ~ ossessl q - Aele1 uhea eNC.
~ ~ rn1e - ~ y ess
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COMPANY CUT.
TING ICE AT RANDA

The Rio 0rands has resumed ioo cutr
ting, aftsr having shut down for ah011
Q week. The extra work on account
OF the recent wreck and The SNOW.
bound trains made Il Impossible 1oe
the company 70 cpafi1ns ~ eatE11G.
The artificial lake 1t Paaoo 10 nov
completely frossa and he ios is sAov-
ing very good tsxturs this year. TAo
company 10 filling all houses along
the line with ies. svsa takiag { .
DeAvef. Palmer Lake and PUsASA
The company viii probably b basy
for some time to come In niling ths
houses along the lins-9alida Mail.
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folds about him. defisd the antAoritias
to arrest him.
The officers. however. did not have
sufficient veneration for -Old 0lorys
to permit themselves to be balksd by
such . russ and promptly took tie
leaders OF the army into custody and
marched them off to the city hall for
q conference upon the matters at -
sue between the municipal and spirit
ual forces. While he was being le1
away with the starry banner aboub
him Capt. Bennlnghove shouted to hio
followers: "ses what they are doing
with the flag"
After . somewhat lengthy and heaS-
ed discussion OF the question in
volved In the tranaction . o0mpro-
mise was affected under the terms
of which the army was given permi0-
sion to hold its services In front a
Frank l. Smiths dry goods store -
the southeast corner OF Main and ylftA
streets. until somebody objects -
their presence there whom ths matter
OF location will b fought over again.
The truce under which hostilitiss
between tho conteading forces have
been suspended II but temporary
one at best and may b broke at any
time. In other words the peace thas
now exists 10 ''ths peace OF Warsaw."
that may terminate at the will -
either party to the compact
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Being MADE ON
WATERWORkS PROPOSITION

steel framework for carrying the pipe
line over gulches and across the river
has been placed in position and will
all be in readiness when needed.
The viaduct to carry the conduit
across the river is being erected in
the vicinity of the Gorge station and
will be a picturesque feature of the
enterprise. Convicts from the peni-
tentiary are at work ON tunnel. ap-
proximately two hundred feet long, at
a point a short distance beyond the
end of the grade of the old state ditch
and the undertaking will soon be COM
pleted.
Half a mile or 30 this side of Gorge
station 10 being put into place . steel
bridge. nearly one hundred feet high,
for the purpose Of supporting the pipe
line across q deep, but narrow. gulch.
It is an interesting bit Of bridge con-
struction and must attract the alton
ton of every pedestrian along the rail-
road tract The contractors have an
air compressor In operation. and. by
its use. the tunneling 10 carried on
much more rapidly than would be the
case If the work was done BY hand.
There is every indication according
to Mr.. Van Patten, that the installa-
ton Of the pipe line through the
the contract time and that 1t will
comply In all particulars with the
plans and specifications.
There is no community Of like size
and population In the United States
at present engaged upon % interest
ing a public work a. Canon City Is
carrying on in the Royal Gorge and
visitors there next spring and summer
will ind much to enlist their atten-
ton.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

L. =. Moody. OF SO Pike svsnss. =
arranging to leave In . fsw days %
Q business trip 70 his old homo nsaS
Richmond. Indiana. Mr. Moody oW1D
some valuable Agricultural laAA b
the vieinity Of Lynn. Indiana. aAA -
trip viii b made In connsctioa via
his propsety interests thsee.
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ou1ibs for ths Record. sl.sg .
- = easnnes.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

HFSt puh Jea. -, IT,
La Dab. - g. IL.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

1st pub. Jan. z. 1900.
Last pub. Feb. I. 1909.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
Droopinc the Curtain.

NO NJ. Slowun." SAID The fair pos.
SCISSOR Of the square chin. Il must re-
spectfully decline to become your
other half
"B-but why?" asked he astonished
young man, who had believed that he
was: the favored one
Because. replied 'l,: .emale ex-
tender Of the frosty dis.I. the man |
marry must be- brave and fearless.
Tonight you let out The information
that you have loved me- IUr tive long
weary years. but have -, dared men'
tion 1t until the present meeting. \
man who has 20 more nerve than that
would hide uEder the Urt while his
wife went downstairs III interview u
burglar who was making y rad on
the family larder. Therefore, Mr.
Slowun. will work III" piano for II
little slow music while the curtain
drops on the farewell scene You VIII
find your hat on the usual peg OF The
hall rack. Coed evening "-rit.l!its.
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1--WE WILL WIN," SAYS MURDOCH
Kansas Legislator Denies That In
surgcnts Are Beaten.

4 dispatch from Washington says
Representative Victor Murdoch Of
Kansas, THE Human Sunburst Of
the Arkansas" and one Of Boss
Bristows eve lambs" whom Uncle
Joe" Cannon advises the "insurgent
senator to protect, few days ago
replied through the Washington
Herald to the interview Of the speak
er predicting the downfall Of the
progressive Republicans in all the
West
Speaker Cannon will not be an
issue in the next campaign" de-
clared Mr.. Murdoch, who is the most
unfinching insurgents OF the house.
The next Republican primaries Will
be held In June. 1910. and long be-
fore that time the speaker will have
issued statement declaring in very
plain words that after his present
term as speaker expires he will no
longer remain in public life. There
are more than enough gentlemen
in the house to see that he does
this
Mr.. Murdoch made it plain that
he was not speaking rs the of
ticial' mouthpiece of the insurgents.
but he knew them all pretty we'll and
believed he was aware OF their opin-
ions about Mr.. Cannon and the
rules Of TIE house.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
CORPSE FOUND IN A CIsTERN.
Body of Margaret Doherty, Discov
cred in Water.

The body of Margaret Dohetry
the Vassar student, who disappear
ed Sunday was found late Tuesday
in the cistern OF her fathers home
at Hugsonyille, N. Y.
Miss Dohtry, who was the
daughter of tho Rev: Vim. H.
Dohtry, wandered away from the
care Of her friends Sunday morn
ing. It was known that she had been
forced to abandon her studies at
Vassar because of mental strain due
to overwork and from the moment
her absence was noted there was the
greatest anxiety for her safety.
The all-night and day search
came to a sad end when railroad
detective found the lifeless body Of
the girl in six feet Of water at the
bottom of the cistern. Appearances
indicated carefully planned sui
eide. The cover of the cistern was
in position. 1t seems that she rails
ed it on edge, allowing it to fall
back into place over her as she jump
ed to death below. There we're no
evidences of foul play.
Miss Dohetry was ambitious to
make her first year at Vassar cred
liable one. She knew that her faith
er had abandoned a rich parish In
New JERSEY to accept his small
charge of Hugsonville expressly
that his daughter might be near
enough Vasser to commute. Her
ambitions, however. outran her
strength, and three weeks ago she
broke down.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
/ RAILROAD GOES TO DINNER.
Everything Stops on Catski'l Line
For an Hour Each Day.

For an Hour Each Day.
Commuters who imagine that the.c
have experienced almost every va
riety OF railroading should take trip
over the Catskill Mountain Railroad
which runs from Catskill. N. J.. to
PalenvIlle, with branch TO Cairo. :
On this line not wheel IS moving
between l and 2 p. III. The station
agents lock tbetr doors, the tiremen
bank their fires and the whole road
takes an hour for dinner. At 2 o'clock
the men come strollins back. The
ticket agent opens ur rhe ticket win
dow and the engineers climb into
their cabs, the firemen cake up their
fires and train service is resumed.
Another road, the Cat:ikiI! and Tan
rersville. takes an hour. from II TO
IL o'clock: no trains moving and all
stations closed while the employees 90
home for dinner
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
JUDGMENT.

When the dread day comes. with
dissolvlng heat. and We all line uD
at the judgment seat 20 hear what
the Judge decrees the quick from
their gilt of their drawing rooms. the
dead from the dust OF their ancient
tombs, and those washed up by the
seas-I think that many now smiling
here. who think their titles are writ
ten clear, will find that. there as
flaw, and some who wander in sink
or slum. will enter. into kingdom
come, that hypocrite Acr"r saw. For
the Judge. he readeth the hearts OF
men. and the things writ there by
lies iron pen. are strongest OF evil
dence. and of no avail are the lip
made lies Of those who would sneak
into paradise through hole In the
southeast fence. Emporia tkan.)
Gazette.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
Remarkable Raf Cave.

In mountain near Montalban. LIP
4on. there is a large cavern with,
many branching chambers. and q CEN,
trail dome. two hundrcA :cet IN height.
nerrorating the mountain top. from
which. in December. 1907; Hugh u.
Smith, saw issue solid column o3
Jats, which flew rapidly in a straight
line for fifteen minutes. disappearing
over mountain range in the direction
ot Manila. without single bat hav-
ing left the column. American enEi-
neers stationed there told MIR. Smith
that the flight Of bats lad occurred.
at practically the same ime each day
during two years. From olDer. sources
it was learned that the DhenorhenoR
md been observed for at least thirty
years. Youths Companion.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
ounty chaingang, which happened

county chaingang, which happened
to be located about mile from tie
fire, were summoned, and they we:t
carried to the scene. The dogs, 1t
is said, struck the trail right in the
rear of the barn and carried it sue
cessfully to the home Of West Grim
about half mile away.
Deputy Sheriff Miller was summon.
ed to Swansea by phone and the
warrant, signed by j. T. Jeffcoat, va;
placed in his hands for service. The
officer found Grim at home and he
submitted to arrest calmly.
It is said that he denies the charge.
1t is also said that there has been
bad feeling between the families o.
West Grim and his brother Vandy
Grim, for several ;'ears. Tho G. inns
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
Killed by Mistake.

At New York the mutual mistake
of two apartment dwellers, each TAX
ing the other for burglar, result
ed in the instant death Of one OF
them. Charles II. Guthinger, q the
atrical manager, was the man kill
ed. James Allen, hotel manager,
was arrested, charged with the shoot
ing. The police are convinced the
killing was the result Of the unfor-
tunate error.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
Tn. Commitments of the Class.

The country schoolnistress sent
word to the school that owing to an
attack of illness. she would be COM
pelled to dismiss the sessions for the
day.
Towards evening she was pleased
TO receive large bouquet Of wildtlow-
ers from the class; ind was giving
vent to grateful speech for this
thoughtful manifestation OF sympathy.
while she undid the wrapper. when
this note fell from it:
Teacher, stay sick tomorrow. too.
ard we'll send you another bsnch!"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
A Lot OF Influence.

The following anecdote we'll Illus
trates the exalted position Sir Viii.
frid Laurier occupies in tie minds of
the loss educated Fren Canadians.
Some years ago an illiterate old Can
adian came into Que3ec from the
country. where he met friend who.
he had not seen for years. In the
course oE conversation the old fellow
happei d TO mention the name OF
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
One Of LIES Sad Facts.
Pay days come and ray days GO
but bills go on forever.
AMUSING the Baby.

4 simple device for keeping baby
amused and happy is to fasten at in
tervals upon broad bright ribbon the
little toys of which he is most fond.
suspending the ribbon above the bed
uDon which he lies. within reach OF
his little hands. by securing one end
to the head OF the bed and the other
70 the foot. He will then entertain
himself by the hour pushing the toys
back and forth and watching them
swing above him.-Harper's aSzar.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09

Queen Victoria, and was MACH aston
ished to learn that she was dead
Dead he echoed; "and who has
taken her place." When he was told
that the Prince of Wales was now the
ruler of the British Empire. be ex-
claimed. Gee! The Prince must have
II lot OF influence with Sir Wnfrid to
get big Job like ,that."-Tt,Rits.;. -
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
Pointed Paragraphs.
Anything woman won't tai
about isn't worth mentioning.

Anything woman won't talk
about isn't worth mentioning.
The drummer should not try to
beat the drum to beat the band.
In woman's weakness lies her
strength. The man in jail doesn t
have to dodge automobiles.
Retrospection Is great toe
stumper of progress.
A $500 stock Of perfumery may
look Ike 80 cents.
If you would get close to nature
get a job as a farm hand.
A girl doesn't like to be kissed
by man-if he is her brother.
The serpentlne dancer says she OBJ,
jects to being classed in with tn,
snake Charmcrs.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
provid ential eoWleas.

providence, said the deacon. "sho'
do look after de cullud race"
How Gomez? demanded Brother
Dickey.
We'll, hits disaway: De nisges
baby, ez dey say. walk too soon"
"Sho' do" asserted Brother DickeEs
Dat makes him bowlegged."
Now you talkin!
An bowlegs is de mes Convenient
est legs in de worl' fer climbin' tree
wen possum's on de :op limb"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
At the Dessert Interval.

parson Prater tut dinner)-At this
season there is no teaching OF the
Scriptures that is more timely than
the sentiment: The Lord ioretb
cheerful eiyer." The Parsons Prodi-
gv-Please pass me another piece OF
ME. pop.-B0ston Courier.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
WHITE MAN ACCUSED OF ARSON.
West Grim, of Swansea, is Charged
With Burning Brothers. Barn.

A dispatch from Lexington says
West Grim, white man, GO years
of age, of the Swansea section, IS
in Jail at Lexington upon the serious
charge of having burned the barn OF
his brother, Vandy Grim, few
nights ago. 1t is stated that the
fire was discovered about IL o'clock
by ]. T. Jeffcoat, who had the place
upon which the barn was burned,
rented from Vandy Grim.
1t IS said that it was thought at
once that the fire was Of an incen
diary origin, and the dogs from the
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09

are among the mos. prominent acd
influential men of that section, and
the arrest has caused considerable
excitement in the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-22
CHILDREN'S EXCURSION.
Happy Little Folks Enjoy Pleasure
Trip to Island Park.

The annual childrens excursion un-
der the auspices OF the w. c. T. U.
was held Wednesday. The point of
destination was Island Park and the
cessful of it's nature, which has Yet
been held. Three special cars of the
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville ST. Ry.
took the party numbering about 141
to the picnic grounds. The younges.
member of the party was baby, SIX
months old, accompanied by it's mother,
and the oldest member a grandmother
of rs years, who attended in company
with her grandchildren. Miss Gertrude
Hodges had charge of nine little folks
from the Maine Children's Home.
The picnic party left here at O'Clock
and returned at 5 o'clock in the after
noon, giving them opportunity for a
good long stay at the park. Dinner
and luncheon was provided for the
children and their attendants by the
w. c. r. U. ladies, who accompanied
them. program of games and sports
in which many participated was also
arranged for the children. The little
folks were all we'll behaved and seemed
to thoroughly appreciate the outing ar
ranged for them, which most of the
party would have been unable to OBJ
tain in any other way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-22
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