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POPULAR TEACHER MARRIED
HERE THURSDAY EVENING

Mrs. Eva d. Nichols. until recently
popular teacher in the Canon Clly
schools, was married at o'clock on
Thursday evening 10 w. A. Magee OF
Garden City, Kans. The wedding GER
emony was performed by Rev. o. S.
Reed at his home. corner Of Fifth and
Pike avenue. In the presence OF few
friends OF the contracting couple Be-
fore coming here a year ago Mos.
Nichols was n principal in the public
schools OF Eureka, Kans. She Is a
prominent member and worker in the
Christian church. Mr.. Magee ls n well
to do farmer Mt Garden City. Kans
where they will make their home.
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HER WEIGHT INCREASED
FROM 100 TO I4O POUNDS
Wonderful Praise Aceorded
Perunat the Household Reredy

Mrs. Marta Goertx, orienta, Okla
homa, writes:
MY husband. children and myself
have used your medicines, aud we al
ways keep them in The house in case OF
necessity. / was restored 80 health by
this medicine, and Or. Har,nEn'a in
valua bio advice ana h1el,a- People ask
about me from different places, and are
surprised that can do all OF my house,
work alone, and that / was cured By the
doctor Of chronic catarrh. Ny husband
was cured OF asthma, my daughter OF
earache and catarrh OF the stomach, and
my son of catarrh OF the throat. When
1 was sick weighed 100 pounds; now 1
weigh 40.
"Ihave regained my health again, and
I cannot thank You enough for your
advice. May God give you n long life
and bless your work"
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DIED FRIDAY AFTERNOON
OF CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE

Mrs. j. d. Morrow died at her home.
612 Allison avenue. Friday afternoon
from cerebral hemorrhage after q
brief Illness. Deceased was twenty
nine years of age and came here with
ago from oscola county. Michigan. Or
the benefit OF the Iatters health. Las,
Tuesday evening she walked up o
the headgate OF the irrigatiug ditch
to turn on the water for the purpose
OF flooding the garden and In doing
SO burst a blood vessel that re sultsd
In her death She lapsed into uncon-
scionsness soon after returning TO The
house ana was never again able to
recognize those about her. She re-
marked at the supper table Tuesdly
evening that she was feeling unusual
ly well and her death less than three
days later was a great surprise to her
friends. Mr.. Morrow has been suffer
ing from tuberculosis for a long per
iod and his condition is such as to
leave little hope Of his recovery. Mr.
and Mrs. Morrow had been married
less than a year. Mrs. Hall. mother
Of the deceased. Is expected to A.
rive here tonight from Port Huron.
Michigan. and will take the body back
to that state for burial
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CARD.

This is TO certify that Foieys Hon
el and Tar Compound does not con
tain any oplates. any habit formSg
drugs. or any ingredients " edsid
possibly harm its users. On the con-
trary. its great healing and soothing
qualities make It n real remedy fo-
coughs. colds and irritatsons OF the
throat. chest and lungs. II. L. Biom-
quist. Esdaile. Wis. says his wife
considers Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound the best cough cure on the
market "she has tried various kindi
but Foley's gives the best result Of
all - The genuine is in a yellow pack
age. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound and accept no substitu.a
For Sale by All Druggists.
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AFTER TWO YEARS.
Canon City Testimony Remains In.
shaken.

Time is the best test OF truth. Here
is Canon City story that has stood
the test of time. II Is a story with n
point which will come straight home
to many of us.
Mrs. W. II. Dawson, III Macon Ave.
Canon City, Colo, says: "In 1906 /
gave a public statement. telling OF the
good results that had followed the use
OF Doan's Kidney pills in my case
My trouble was from dull. heavy
ache in the small OF my back and be-
tween my shoulders and II worked
hard, the misery was almost unbeara-
BILE. Frequently / was distressed by
headaches and dizzy spells and was
also annoyed by irregular passages o.
the kidney secretions. The contents
of two boxes OF Doans Kidney Pills.
procured at Hunter Palmer's Drug
Store. disposed Of my trouble. Now
after a lapse OF over two years. ! glad
iy verify my former testimonial. as !
still have unlimited confidence In
Doan's Kidney pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's-and
take no other.
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FRED RIGGS RETURNS
TO HIS FAMILY

Information was received at the
sherIfrs office this morning from Mss.
Andrew Johnson. who resides on FIJI
teenth street in this city. that Fred
riggs. who disappeared from his home
in Victor at an early hour Sunday
morning. May 18th, had been found
and to cancel the fifty dollars reward
offered by the sheriff of Teller county
for his re covery. Riggs was supposed
to have wandered away from home
while suffering from temporary insan-
fly and his disappearance caused great
uneasiness in the Cripple Greek dis
trict. where he was we'll known and
very popular. Mrs. Johnson who Is
a sister of Mrs. Riggs. did not relate
the circumstances attending the find
ing OF the missing man in her com
municatlon with the officials here this
morning
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CANON CITY ElkS WELL
= =. REPRESENTED IN DENVER

From z A. Bradbury. who. Rfh a
number Of other members Of the
order. has returned from tho festlvi-
ties in connection with the dedieHlon
OF the now Elioa' club building IN
Denver. Il Is learned that Canon City
Lodge No. SO. was represented ~
,hirty-eisht Of It's /nembership at he
dedication ceremonies on Thursday
Only one other lodge IN the state out
side Of Denver had larger represcn-
tation than Canon City. Part OF he
local delegation is stiil IN Denver. bot
is expected to return home toreht.
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dies OF the G. A. r. In celebration OF
the heroism of the sailors who enlist
ed and fought in the navy during the
various wars of the United States. The
ceremony was a. beautiful one and at
its conclusion the march was resumed
to the First Presbyterian church where
the closing services of the day wece
to be held. Following the reading OF
Lincoln's Gettysburg speech and the
official orders of the occasion by Ad-
Jutant J. S. Bowlby an Interesting
program was carried out; features II
Witch we're the singing Of solo by
Miss Helen sartor; couple of pa
triotic selections by sixty school
children under the direction Of Prof.
Tom C. Taylor and an address by Rev.
o. S. Reed.
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FOILs A FOuL PLOT.

When a shameful plot exists be-
tween liver and bowels TO cause dis
tress by refusing TO act. take Dr..
Kings New Life Pills. and end such
abuse of your system. They gently
compel right action Of stomach. liver
and bowels. and restore your health
and all good feelings. CSC at Hunter
Palmsr's.
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Mr.. RITTER ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNOR

Mr.. Halsted L. Ritter. a prominent
attorney of Denver. announces that he
will be a candidate for nomination foI
governor before the Republican pri
nary next Saturday
In his statement to the voters. Mr.
Ritter says:
The solicitation on the part Of
many friends in this state and es-
pecially the urgent request OF the
Independent Republicans in Denver.
organized In my behalf. that / seek
the nomination In September next. for
the office OF the Governor of the state.
sounds call to battle. cannot is-
more.
Il suppose my active hostility 20
corporation machine politics In Den
yer, during the past several years,
has inspired a degree of confidence in
my friends, that We can make a more
effective and successful fight TO dis
lodge such influence. together with
the irresponsible. money-serving
boss. If become a candidate.
The great majority Of those who
naturally affiliate with the Republi-
can party in this state. resent the evil
dent purpose OF the moneyed inte=-
ests 70 control and use the party for
selfish ends II was the protect
against this situation that caused
thousands OF Republicans to vote the
Citizens ticket in Denver on May z1st
The demand Is that the Republican
party continue as the peoples parry
In accordance with the spirit whicn
gave 1t birth"
Mr.. Ritter sets forth some Of the
issues on which he Will stand IS fol-
lows:
Number IAN effective corrupt
practices act
Number 2-An antl-pass law.
Number Am amendment to the
state railroad commission law. giving
:; all the powers OF a public utilities
commission and increasing .hs ;.;=..,-
bers TO fye. with power OF appoint
ment in the governor
Number "A law for the adequate
measuring of the streams and water
sources OF the state
Number s-A fair workingmen's
compensation law
Number Ga recognition by The
national government OF state irriga-
ton laws.
Number THE good roads move
ment.
Number s-The enlargement OF the
influence Of the State Agricultural
College.
Number ? Conservation OF natural
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An Imposing Parade.

The column that marched to Green
wood cemetery Thursday morning was
an imposing one and proclaimed more
eloquently than any words could do
the deep interest OF the community IN
the Memorial services OF the day The
Canon City band. the high school ca
det corps. representatives of the city
councils OF Canon City. South Can1n
and East Canon. the fire department.
the Cadet band. members OF Green
wood Post No. 10. C. A. r.. Greenwood
Relief Corps. U. s. Grant Circle, La.
dies Of the G. A. r.. and OF Rockafel-
low Camp No Z. Sons OF Veterans,
we're in the paradinE column as it
passed through Main street, and. with
the large number Of citizens in car
riages and on foot, made process
sion worths OF the occasion. The
column began to move shortly after
. o'clock and proceeded slowly to-
wards the cemetery until opposite the
Peerless mills where a short halt was
made TO carry out the ceremony o.
salutlng the flag. The sixty-five or
seventy veterans OF the war taking
part in the memorial service rode 10
the cemetery and returned in automo-
biles provided for their accommodation
by members Of the auto club. Here
tofore II has been the custom OF the
old soldiers TO make the trip on foot.
but increasing infirmity has made the
task too great for some OF them to
undertake It and on Thursday they
accepted the auto clubs invitation 10
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Mrs. Leila Love. wife Of Wiley Love
n farmer living near covena. Ca says.
Il have taken Foley kidney PES an !
find them to be all you claim for
them. They gave me almost irAfa1t
relief when my kidneys were slug
gish and Inactive. cheerfully rec
ommend them to all sufferers srom
kidney troubles" Foley Kidney : slls
are az carefully made and as scisn-
,incally compounded a. any medicine
your home doctor can give you. They
&C; directly on the kidneys and blad-
der For Sale by All DrugEists
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Decorated Graves.

lutNduN " uO bo
Decorated Graves.
On arriving at the cemetery a detail
from the G. \. Il. visited the graves
OF the various soldiers buried there
and laid upon them a wreath OF flow
ers. after which impressive services
were held at the mound reared in hoh-
or of the unknown dead. The cere-
monies were participated in by the
members OF Greenwood Post, the Re-
lief corps. Ladies' OF the c. \. r. and
the Sons OF Veterans. followed by
prayer by Rev T. p. Stafford and
short addresses by Rev. II. VI. jamie
son and G.. r. Tanner; the latter al
cx-confederate soldier. The keynote
of the services at the cemetery was
fraternity. Comrade Tanner spoke
OF the loyalty of both the men OF the
North and the South to those princi-
pies they believed to be right in the
struggle between the two sections Of
the country fifty years ago. He paid
glowing tribute to the bravery OF the
men opposed to him on the field OF
battle. but said the valor OF the Co..
federates made them foemen worthy
OF their steel. The South. said Com
rade Tanner. had accepted the arbl-
trament OF the sword and its people
today are patriotic Americans and are
no less Jealous of the honor of the
flag OF our country than those who
live on this side OF Mason and Dixons
line
Services at Confederate Monument.
Jas. Z. Mcclure. an ex-Uuion sold
Ter. and Rev. T. p. Stafford were the
speakers at the confederate monumen;
and both eulogized the valor and d.
votion that characterized the men who
followed the fortunes Of the Stars ana
Bars through a conflict such as the
world has rarely seen. Mr. Mcclure
spoke OF the hardships the confeI-
crate soldier had TO undergo when the
war was over and praised his COURAGE
and manliness In going to work to re-
establish for himself and his family
the home that had. perhaps. been de-
stroyed by the invading armies from
the north. When the conflict was ~
er the Southern soldier was without
the means Of helping himself. save by
mis- individual energy and hard work.
The money that had been paid him
for his military service was worthless
when the Confederacy was destroyed
end he had to begin life over agai1:
n condition almost Infinitely worse
than that which confronted the North
orn soldier on going back home when
hostilities had ceased. DR.. Stafford
made most excellent talk on the sub
ject Of Peace" which he said should
he one of the highest ambitions OF
nation. but that peace with dIshonor
was disastrous to any country. he
expressed the hope tina; we would
never have occasion to 20 to war
again in this country. but II the flag
was assailed by either foreign or
domestic enemy he said the patriot
ism OF the nation would rise in -
might and crush all effort made to de- I
stroy It's integrity On behalf of the
Ladies' Of the G. A. II. a short original
poem was read at the Confederate
monument by Mrs. +. f. Williams.
Flowers Strewn on Waters.
On the return TO town from the cem-
etery the column halted at the First |
street bridge where flowers were
strewn on the waters OF the Arkansas
river under the direction OF the La
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Mrs Joice wassen Parsons OF Den
yer. who has been visiting In Cali
fornia. stopped on here Saturday and
will visit a short time with her friend.
Mrs Belle II. Locke. before her return
to the Capitol city
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To Perpetuate Day.

1t viii 1--we because there is Oft
claiiy connected with the C. A. r.
and recognized by it two organiza-
tions that ase with each year becom-
Ing more powerful In number.
strength and moralcs-the Sons Of Vet
Grams and the Daughters OF Veterans.
In the years to come they viii be
come two OF the greatest patriotic or
ders In this land and the keeping alive
OF Memorial day will be one OF the.T
sacred duties. The veterans OF 1861
are satisfied that their work and
memory are in safe hands and will
continue so as the years 20 on.
The American people love sentiment
and their love for the old soldier ls
strong and his memory Is deeply cher
ished Future generations. we beliey I.
will continue in the same path. and
Mcmo' Ia day. whcile. Il be charged
from a week da5 tc sabba'h day. VIE
live for years TO csme. or until Amr
lea thal have lost lty honor. ;ud
when that tre comes America ss
nation will cease to live,
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Residents of Canon City have .
right to congratulate themselves On
the splendid outpouring of people on
Thursday to pay homage to Memorial
day and o lay with tenderness. love
and reverence flowers upon the last
resting places Of the soldier dead OF
the nation. The day afforded the pub
lie an opportunity for renewing its
patriotism ana Of appreciating more
keenly the devotion and sacrifices 4
those who volunteered their lives. II
need be. that the Uaited States might
continue one ami indivisible and thnt
"old Glory" might wave in all sec
tions OF our common country with
out a star polluted to a stripe erased"
Elaborate Program Carried Out.
The weather was ideal for such IN
observance as the Grand Army OF the
ItpuulAC anu 4AS dSooCAdNtA bibdHlNa-
tions had planned for the occasion
and an elaborate program was car
ried out in honor of those who re-
sponded on the field of battle to their
eountry's call and are now sleeping
beneath the sod awaiting the resur-
Iection. Memorial day. however. is
more than an occasion for paying
tribute to the virtues Of the dead; g:
suggests to the generation born since
the war the debt we owe TO that
mighty. but fnst diminishing. host OF
brave men. comrades OF those gone on
before. who at a crucial period in the
national history faced the cannon and
musketry Of a valiant foe that the in
tegrity OF the nation might be pre-
served as heritage to their children.
The spirit which prompts a sacred OBJ
seryance OF Memorial day with its
hallowed memories. is a manifesto
ton OF that same patriotism, although
in a different form, which trlumphed
at Lexington and at Concord; at New
Orleans and on Lake Erie; at Shiloh
and Gettysburg; at Santiago and Ma
nlla bay.
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ARRIVES FROM CHICAGO

MIR. Marshall Stedmnn OF the SolIg
Polyscope company OF Chicago Is In
the city arranging for the arrival OF
the Sellg players here sometime soon
At present they are at Morrison. Colo
rado. finishing up n number of pse-
lures. They will arrive in Canon City
along about the last OF the month.
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under state control.

ieSources uuuer state coutroi-
Number lo-A protective tariff for.
Colorado products
Number ia law iessening the
cost of submitting measures undar
the initiative snd referendum.
Number ls-The reform OF our
court procedure to expedite trials.
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Contribute to Success.

The part taken in the ceremonies of
the day by the high school cadets. the
high school band and the Canon City
Ccrnet band was praiseworth; in the
extreme and contributed in no small
degree to the magnificent success OF
the occasion. There are about one
hundred and fifteen soldiers OF the
Civil war buried in Greenwood an |
Lakeside cemeteries; the graves of
al of whom were decorated on Thurs-
day. Memorial day with all OF its sane
titles is deeply imbe ided IN ste hearts
and minds OF the American people.
The day will survive because Fl IS the
wish OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie. its institutors. that Il should DO
so. Its members never intended that
It should die with the last veteran
of the war. but. rather. that It shoulHl
live ami grow as an institution %
sentiment.
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Elaborate Ceremonies at the Cities
Of the Dead and at First
Street Bridge.
Imposing Parade in the Morning Was Fol
lowed by Decoration of Graves and
the Ceremonies

ride. although some of them we're re-
luctant to do so.
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fIowers strewn on Waters.

On the return to town from the cem-
etery the column halted at the First
street bridge where flowers were
strewn on the waters OF the Arkansas
river under the direction OF the La
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zElMENoVITZ SALx.
Great Reductions in Prices for Mon.
day and Tuesday.

Beginning Monday morning, a great
sale Will open up at A. Zelmenoyitz.
Every article in the store has been
nidfAed down, and prices will sur-
prise all who visit the store tbasa
TWO Gays. This will be the first clear
ihs-out sale Of the season on snrin.
soods and as usual this store rakes
the lead. ''' %
Inc store is crowded with gooys
'"at nave been arriving during tba
month and the ~'ock is complete VIII.
everything in the line of dry goods
ana ladies' and gents clothing shoes
mats e(c. Special attention win bo
given to the display and sale Of Iodtns
made suits, skirts, waists and
one-piece dresses. anu
Some elegant hats are left over
from the Easter sale, which will be
sold at a great sacrifice. All are in
vited to visit the store during this
sale.
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MISSISSIPPI MAKING TITHE,

Greenville, Miss, April 13 - The
Mississippi river is taking its 1.-THE
in southern Arkansas and northern
Louisiana today. With the mighty
force of the greatest tide in the his
tory o. the waterway behind it, the
flood is pouring through two gaps in
the levees-at Panther Forest in Ar
kansas, and near Roosevelt, La, over
the fertile fiat lands of the louisiana
Arkansas delta. Before nightfall it
is estimated that a thousand square
miles in East Carroll and Madison
parishes, and Chicot and Desha coun-
ties will be flooded.
In the meantime the river has
paused in its assaults on its east
banks and prospects of holding the
dykes on the Mississippi side have
frightened. le
At G1cenville and as far south as
Vick5burg the water is falling. So
far no loss Of life has been reported.
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EIGHT TOWNS INUNDATED.

Monroe, La, April ia telephone
message received here at noon from
President ]. T. McClelland of the Ten
sas lev ee board, at Tallulah, stated
that the water from the Salem Gre
vase had risen to the windows of
the Iron Mountain depot at Alsatia,
and was rapidly spreading over the
Tensas basin district.
Already the towns of Roosevelt,
Lynchville, Hesper, Enoka, Omega,
Tallabena, Mansford and Mason are
inundated, and it is feared some lives
were lost because of the unexpected
ness of the break. Tallulah, the juno
tion point of the Iron Mountain and
VicAsburg, Shrevepar and Pacific, will
be flooded, aud south of that a score
of towns will be inundated within the
next eighteen hours.
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Aiken Back From
Drainage Congress

Hon. l.. r. Akin returned yesterday
from New Orleans, where he has been
attending the national drainage con-
gress, which has been in session in
that city for the past several days.
Mr.. Akin went as the head OF the
Georgia delegation, being president Of
the eorgia Drainage congress.
When seen yesterday by a News
reporter and questioned about the
meeting, Mr.. Akin stated tina. it was
a success in every way and that he
expected much good to result from
the convention. The delegates pres
ent, he said, We're enthusiastic over
the drainage proposition, which seems
to De attracting attention at present
in all sections of the South.
Mr.. Akin says that during the pres
ent week state Entomolosist MoCalIie
of Atlanta. VINO attended the conven-
ton. will be in brunswick for the
purpose Of considering a numbers OF
matters in connection with the drain
age question in Georgia. He will
come here to confer with the Dresi-
dent of the state association and to
look irto the question Of drainage in
this section.