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INCREASING MISERA
Some Canon City Kidney Sufferers Get
Little Rest or Comfort.

There is little sleep. little rest. little
peace for many a sufferer from kidney
trouble. Life is one continual round
of pain. You can't rest at night when
there's kidney backache. You suffer
twinges and "Etabs" Of pain, annoying
urinary disorders. lameness and nerv-
BUSINESS. You can't be comfortable at
work with darting pains and binding
dizzy spells. Neglect these ailments
and serious troubles may follow. Be-
gin using Doans Kidney Pills Mt the
nrst sign OF disorder Thousands
have testified to their merit
Proof In Canon City testimony:
George Gregory. 1425 River St.. Can
on City. Colo. says: "a friend was
sick abed with kidney trouble. ae
had to pass the kidney secretions sew
en- or eight times at night and he suf-
fered Intensely from his back. ! had
heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and got
a supply from Hunter Paimer's Drug
Store. They cured him. will tell
anyone in Canon City this mans name
and where he lives"
For sale by all dealers. Pnss 80
cents. Foster -AAiburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-D Doan's-and
take no other.-adv.
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Guaranteed Eczema Remedy.

The constant itching. burning. red
ness, rash and disagreeable effects of
eczema. tetter. salt rheum. itch, piles
and Irritating skin made clear and
smooth with DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment Mr.. J. c. Eveland. OF Bath.
NJ. says: Il had eczema twenty-five
years and had tried everything. All
faded. When found DR.. Hobson's Is
Bcsema Ointment found a cure. $
This ointment is the formula OF a
physician and has been in use for
years-not an experiment. That IS
why we can guarantee II. All drug
gists. or by mail. Price zoe. Peeiffer
Chemical Co., Philadelphia and st.
Louis.-edv.
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AZ . meeting of the members OF the
Society OF Christian Endeavor Of the
Ffrst Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening OF this week the president.
Fred williams, and Miss Cicona FL
lott were elected delegates to the
state convention OF tho organization.
to be held at Longmont on the 20. 81
and rs inst Rev. Goo. r. Sewer OF
this city has bcen honored by being
selected to preach the opening ser
mon at the Longmont convention.
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BOUND OVER TO
THE DISTRICT COURT

George Hepner, who was arrested
on "Wednesday night OF last week in
company with Harry Wagner, for the
burglary of the popcorn and candy
stand OF John Reiffel at the northwest
corner of Depot park. was this morn
ing bound over to the November term
OF the district court by Justice Kenne-
dy in the sum OF one thousand dollars.
In default OF bail Hepner was recon-
mitted to the county Jail. Henry wag-
ner, who is only seventeen or
eighteen years of age. will be tried in
the juvenile court. by Judge Cooper TO
ascertain the degree OF guilt resting
upon him and to decide the punish
ment to be meted out to him.
Hepner. who is. apparently. between
twenty-five and thirty years old. ae-
cording to the testimony introduced
at his preliminary hearing this morn
ing. arrived In Canon City from Pueb-
10 the afternoon before the burglary
took place. He met the Wagner boy
at the railroad station socn after COM
ing here and arranged it, with him
to rob Mr.. Relrel's place o. business.
About II O'Clock that night they at
tempted to break in the door, but were
unable to do SO and decided that an
easier way tc effect an entrance would
be to smash the window on the north
side OF the building and that plan was
adopted. Hepner then lifted the wag-
ner boy up so that he could get
through the window and waited out
side as a guard while the place was
robbed. The noise made by Hepner
and his associate In their endeavor to
force open the door woke the people
in the neighborhood and they were
captured by some Denver a Rio
Grande railroad men and turned over
to Night Marshal Jerry Moran to be
locked up.
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Say. Road Canno. b. Made Safe.

Attorneys for the Florence a Grip
pie Greek Railroad company In Den
yer on Tuesday denied tho right and
power of the state railroad commis-
sion to make any order in the mat
ter OF the petition OF the Canon City
business hen's association asking tina,
the line bo rc-opcned for traffic.
Mar J. Burgdorf. chief engineer for
the railroad company, testified that
traffic through Phantom canon cannot
be made safe: that n rcconstruction OF
the road would cost 100000. and I,
would be subject to the next big food
1t would cost 100000 to avoid the
canon. he says. and the company has
no means for such an expenditure.
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WHERE SHOES WERE
STOLEN A MYSTERY

George Young and I'd Murphy. a
couple OF hoboes. who were ARRESTED
at Rockvaie n week or ten days axo
while endeavoring to ''peddle OUT be-
tween nifty and sky pairs OF women's
shoes. are still in jail here. but 81 eFn
likely TO be released from lack OF In
formation on the part OF the authori-
ties as 10 where the shoes were stol-
Ell. although 1t is practically certain
that they wers obtained as tho RESULT
Of a car burglary somewhere.
W. F. carrey n Pueblo. chef OF
the special agents OF the Denver q
Rio Grande Raiirnady company. has
u en- working on the case fer n week
OF more and has been unable 10 dnd
out where the shoes were stoien and
IS now pretty certain that they are moi
TIE property OF his .oad. Tie shoes
are all of cheap grade aud bear the
trade mark OF aTm OF 81. Louis
mrJufacturers. Hoy much longer
Ypng and. Murphy Will bs kept in
ustody is not know 70 the aJthori-
ties here as their release depends in
some measure upon the detectives
~no have he case Iu hand. n no
evidence is secured agains, them by
Mr.. McCarery and his associates
y thin the next week or SO tenIinE To-
SHOW that The shoes were stolen the
prisoners Will be discharged.
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Best Laxative for the Aged.

Old men and women feel the need
OF laxative more than young folks,
but It must be safe ana harmless and
ono which will not cause pain. DR.,
Kings New Life Pills are especially
good for tho aged. for they act
promptly and easily. Price 25c. Ro-
commended by Hunter Palmer--adv.
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mi. Interc..s E,ery Meman.

A family doctor said recently that
they have female trouble. but when he
treats them for their kidney and biad-
der. they soon recover. This is worth
knowing. and also that Foley Kidney
Pills are the best and safost medicine
Mt such times. You cannot get bctter
pu-er medicine for backache. weary
dragged out feeling. aching Joints. ir-
regular kidney and bladder action ami
nervousness duo 10 kidney troubles.
Try them. They are tonic in action.
quick in rosults.-Cornsr Drug storo.
-adv.
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Instead OF getting out Of her trouble
Denver now has a dual government.
The old officials refuse to give up
their offices claiming that the amend
ments TO the charter were not proper
ly adopted. The now officials were
sworn In and Immediately began 20
perform Official acts. Mayor Arnold
occupies one desk az mayor and J. NJ.
Perkins occupies another desk as
mayor. All other Offices are duplicated
with officials. The treasurer refuses
to pay either side. The matter must
be settled in the courts.
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]. II. Haincs of Glenwood. Mills
county. Iowa, arrived here last Tues
day and is the guest Of his sister. Mrs
C. l.. Clarkson. and family, near Park
dale. He says the leaf roller IL Gro
ating great ravages in the orchards
of his home county this year and that
the fruit crop there Will be very seri-
ously injured In consequence After
spending some time here Mr.. Haines'
will visit Monte Vista and other Col
orado points.
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There is more Catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other d.
seases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed TO be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced 1t local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly failing TO cure with local
treatment, pronounced II incurable.
Science has proven catarrh TO be =
constitutional disease. and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
+. J. Cheney q Co., Toledo. Ohio. >
the only Constitutional cure on the
market. II Is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to teaspoonfui- IL
acts Alrectly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case II
fails to cure ssnd for circulars aad
testimonials.
Address: J. J. CHENEY. 4 co. To-
ledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills cor consti-
pation.-edv.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arneal return
ed to Victor Friday morning from
their trip to Pueblo and Canon City.
Mr.. Arneal was a delegate to the state
convention Of the BARRIERS in Pueblo
and later Joined Mrs. ArneaI at Canon
City where they visited friends Grip
pie Creek Times.
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DENVER LETTER

judge could count any ballot for any
man whom the judge supposed the
voter desired to support The court
ordered the case remanded with in
strucuons to enter decree in har-
mony with the petition OF Wiley.
which means that Wiley. democrat.
gets the job.
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The decision of the supreme court
in the Gunnison County Commissioner
case means that the Republican party
is the second party in the state OF
Colorado. Under the decision the
votes that were cast under the name
Roosevelt or Bull Moose cannot be
counted for the Progressive party. In
other words. the Progressives split
their vote into three separate parties
and only those ballots whereon the
voter wrote the word progressive can
be considered for that party. Ever
since last falls election Mr.. Costigan
and the other leaders of the Progress
sive Party have claimed that theirs
was the second party OF the state.
They have added the votes OF the
Roosevelt and Bull Moose parties to
make IL. on the ground that they were
identical. The court today held thai
they were not Identical and that under
no circumstances can a ballot be
counted in any way save by the marks
on the ballot. The intent OF the voter
cannot be taken into consideration.
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CLARK
COOPER
CANON'S
new P. M.

The following self-explanatory tele-
gram was received by Clark cooper
at noon today in relation to the post
mastership here:
Washington. D. c.. June Z.
Clark Cooper.
Canon City. Colo.
have asked the postmaster general
to appoint you postmaster at Canon
City. The nomination will probably.
20 to the senate in a week or ten days.
Congratulations.
EDWARD HEATING.
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DEMURRER
SUSTAINED
BY COURT

Judge wilkin IN the district court
on Wednesday made an order sustain
ing the demurrer Of the defendants to
the suit recently brought by Mrs. An
ma Walton and John d. Lloyd against
the city to recover the sum of S525
with interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per annum in payment of the
rental OF the building at 610 Main
street from November 10. 1906. to
April is, 1907.
The complaint, which was directed
against the City OF Canon City. Thorn
as B. Coulter. r. G. Arthur. U. S.
Okey, J. n. Wright. L. II. Bancroft,
William Kenley. J. C. Hyssong. w. C..
Huntoon and David J. Houston, alleg-
ed, among other things, That in the
year 1906 the plaintiffs leased and
rented the building at 610 Main street
to the Canon City Labor club at an
annual rental OF nine hundred dollars.
payable in installments of seventy-ive
dollars a month, and another part of
said building to Joseph Walton at an
annual rental of three hundred and
sixty dollars The terms OF these
leases began prior to November 10.
1906, and continued until after April
Is. 1907.
"on the fifteenth of November. 1906.
the defendants wrongfully and unlaw-
fully induced and caused the citizens
OF Canon City to conspire. confeder-
ate and cooperate with them to close
the doors Of said club and to put the
plaintiffs said tenants out OF the
premises at s1o Main street and did
with force and strong hands put pad
locks on the doors OF the building and
put guards around the same and thus
deprive the lessees and owners of the
use and occupancy OF the building
from November Is. 1906. to April Is.
1907. to their loss. injury and preju-
dice"
The order was made by Judge wilkin
on both the grounds set forth in the
demurrer, viz: First. That the COM
plant does not state facts sufficient
to constitute a cause or causes of ac-
tion against the defendants. or any
one OF them. Second. That two alleg-
ed causes of action were improperly
united in the complaint in that 1t at
tempts to state an alleged cause cf
action against the defendants on ac-
count of their alleged acts, alleged 10
have been committed and alleged 10
have resulted In 6epriving the plain
tiHs OF alleged rents due from the So
called Canon City Labor club. The
complaint also attempts to state on
alleged cause of action against the
defendants on account of their alleged
acts. alleged to have been committed
by the defendants and alleged to have
resulted in deprivibs the plaintiffs OF
alleged rents due from Joseph Wal
ton.
The order gives the plaintiffs hf-
teen days leave. II they so desire. to
file an amended complaint, and the
eaendants thirty days in which TO
plead to such amended complaint, II
any shall be made
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Denver. June 3. ls1s.-contrary to
all expectations the supreme court
yesterday did not render decision in
what is known as the TAFT case from
Pueblo. Their failure to pass judg-
ment on this famous case was a source
of disappointment to a large number
of officials in Denver who think that
the Pueblo case may in some way ef-
feet the Denver situation. II was
supposed last week that the opinion
would be handed down.
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lege. $4,000 to be used for the pay
ment of interest and principal on land
Indebtedness and $4,000 for exten-
sion work and special Investigations
in Animal Husbandry. General Farm
ing. Dry Land. Potato Investigations.
Poultry Investigations. Irrigation In
vestigations. Fruit Investigations and
Horse Breeding Investigations.
The appropriation this year is not
as large as in the former biennium
the reduction being made necessary
by the unfortunate financial conditio
of the State.
CHAS. A. LoRY.
Hof1r.a, co.,
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The supreme court reversed the
the Bull Moose election case and held
that where candidates for county Of
fees had not filed petitions under the
name of Roosevelt or Bull Moose a
straight ticket voted under either OF
those names could not be counted for
the progressive candidate. Elmer WI
ley was the democratic candidate for
county commissioner of Gunnison
county. Z. H. Mcdowell was the Re-
publican and Progressive candidate.
Mcdowell did not file petition under
the name Roosevelt or under the name
Bull Moose. There were a large num-
ber OF straight tickets voted under
both these names and the judges count
ed them for Mcdowell. Wiley con-
tested on the ground that Mcdowell
was not on the Bull Moose or Roose-
Moose votes welt ticket. The district
court sustained the election judges In
counting the Roosevelt and Bull
Moose votes for Mcdowell. The dis
trict court held that 1t was general
knowledge that the Progressive. Bull
Moose and Roosevelt tickets were the
same and the voter IN writing either
of the three supposed he was voting
for the same set OF candidates. The
supreme court reversed the matter en-
tirely. II held that no election Judge
is authorized to go beyond the marks
on the ballot. That to adopt such a
course would mean that any election
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CHAS. A. LoRY.

President Colorado Agricultural Co.
lege.
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daughter. Elizabeth and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Bronson and daughter, Glenn
entine of Grand Forks, autoed out in
the Bronson car and spent Sunday at
"Royalton."
Geo. F. Ketman Of Humboldt, Ia.
arrived Monday at Lakeside hotel.
Nat Harris Of Fargo and DR.. W.
Randolph Of Crookston arrived We'd
nesday at Lakeside hotel.
Mrs. A. Palenande and son Albert
and Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Rosenberg. and
son William Of Crookston spent a
few days at Lakeside hotel.
Miss Schmitt and Elsa 3endeke
went into Grand Forks to attend the
fair.
Miss Fanny Smith attended the
Grand Forks fair.
Mrs. F. A. Brown and daughter
Elsie went into Grand Forks Tuesday
afternoon and spent the week. in
town attending the fair.
Misses Agnes and Olga Hassell and
Lillian BUM and Helen Misner at
tended the Grand Forks fair.
Mr.. Terwillicer. postmaster Of En-
erado is spending a few days at
Breezy Point Villa"
Sister Emma Of the Deaconess hos
~ Az LAC 4AAA9o W.
spent Sunday at Breezy Point Villa"
F. A. Brown spent Sunday and Mon
day at his cottage.
B. S. Brynjolfson is spending a few
days vacation at his cottage.
MI. and Mrs. j. w. Ogren and chill
dren of Grand Forks are spending a
few days at "Kom on mn" and had
as their rel Sunday guests Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Clifford and children Of
Grand Forks. > a.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2Cleary Monley Of
Grand Forks are spending a week at
the Burton cottage and have as their
guests Mrs. Monkeys sister and her
mother, Mrs. Monley.,
Mr.. and Mrs. il. Hurrybuy Of
Fosston, Bert Hade, L. r. Young, VIM.
S. Gilbert and r. Rosenberg of
Crookston, Fred Blodgett of Duluth,
c. Knudson, Mrs. F. E. Garrish, Mrs.
w. S. Lycan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rob-
ertson,. Miss Ethel S.. Robertson, r. H.
Norton and r. H. Sinclair of Crook
ston. L. L.. Macdonald and Cecil Vo-
bay Of Grand Forks, b. Mekehr of
Chicago. A. Jenice, H. G. Jacobson,
Crookston, j. j.. Swanson of James
town, Mr.. and Mrs. George Holland
and son George, H. e. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Egmton Of Red Lake Falls,
j. B.. Kelly IL family of Grand
Forks. Guy Harris. Mrs. \. F. Grun-
ing and daughters Elizabeth, Helen
and Ruth, Mrs. Guy Harris and son
Harold and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Rob-
bins and sons Harold and Kenneth and
daughter katherine of Crookston
spent Sunday al Lakeside hotel.
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with a square yoke and a skirt por-
ton that car be made as simple or
as elaborate as the especial mother
may like. The barrow-coat includes
a skirt and body portion, the latter
being over Tapped and crossed to close
at the back. For babies dresses are
used all the soft batistes, lawns and
the like with embroidery and fine lace
as trimming or with a finish Of hand
embroidery, hand sewed tuck and the
like. This last is especially dainty
and really does not require much la
Dor. The skirt portion of the bar
row coat is designed to be made Of
flannel while the body portion is CAM
brio.
The dress will require i ga yards of
material SO o. Al inches wide with
2 IA yards of embroidery for the frill,
2 IA yards of lace insertion. IL yard
Is inches wide for the yoke and 1
yard Of edging; the barrow coat will
require / 1-2 yards of flannel 81 or
Sc or ga yard "A inches wide. with
as yard SO for the body portion.
The May Manton pattern 1851 is
cut in one size. 1t will be mailed to
any address by the Fashion Depart
ment Of this paper on receipt of ten
cents,
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Bed Time Stories
PETER RABBIT AT LAST MEETS
MISS FUZZYTAIL.
(By Thornton w. Burgess.)
Copyright, 1913, by j. G. Lloyd.)

NSopS ll6ulS 1870 NY y. ". 1lOyu.)
Peter Rabbit was feeling better and
certainly he was looking better. You
see just as soon as Old Mother Ma
ture saw that Peter vas trying to
look as we'll as he could and was
keeping himself as neat and tidy as
he knew how, she was ready to help,
With the rents in his coat, made by
teeth of old Jed Thumper. the big
the Old Pasture. and so it wasn't
ly as good as new. Then, too. Peter
1t was days and days since he had
seen old Jed Thumper, and this had
given him time to eat and sleep.
Peter wondered what had become
Of old Jud Thuinper.. Perhaps some
thing has happened to him. thought
Peter. IL almost hope something
has" Then, being ashamed Of such
a wish, he added, something not
very dreadful, but which will keep
him from hunting me for a while and
trying to drive me out of the Old
Pasture"
Now, all this time Peter had been
trying to find little Miss Fuzzytail.
He was already in love with her, al
though all he had seen Of her were
her two soft. gentle eyes shyly peep
ing at him from behind a big fern.
He had wandered here and wandered
there looking for her. but although he
found her footprints very often she
always managed to keep out of his
sight. You see she knew the Old Pas
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Certificate Of Nomination.

I, Chas. j. Evanson, city auditor
of the city of Grand Forks, N. D.. do
hereby certify that the following
nominations for city officers in and
for the city of Grand Forks, N. D..
certified to me under the provisions
of law, to be balloted for at the spe-
cial election to be held in the Second
ward Of the city Of Grand Forks, N.
D., on Monday. August 4, 1913. are
as follows:
For Aldermen of the Second ward:
A. G.. Sorlie.
J. Arthur Williams.
The polls will be open at the usual
voting precinct in the ward, Arlington
park hotel, at s o'clock a. M, and
until 5 O'Clock p. m. on said day and
no longer.
Dated at Grand Forks, n. D., this
oath day of July, 1913.
-Chas. j. Evanson,
(Seal) City Auditor.
Daily July % to AUG ~
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lined plan. while o'Gorman. Burton
iore We must do the meddling our
serves. BRYAN, under President Will
sons democratic administration, must
do it.
OF course the American flag isn't
gong TO fioat down there any more
holds sway. The sway will increase.
1t is always backward or forward. The
canal means that we can't go back
ward. 1t is only a question now of
ways and means. say international
politicians. The wing of the eagle
whether his foot goes over the Rio
Grande or not.
Once the American flag floated IN
Mexico City after battles and much
starving in the deserts. but we with
drew. Perhaps it was a mistake.
ANYHOW, there is no fighting now.
but we are being forced back-by
inches. The eagles wing unfurls this
time for good. That will be all, but
one thing is sure-there can be no
more ~retreating.
The Present Case.
The present plan for a Nicaraguan
protectorate is the absorbing topic in
diplomatic and congressional discus
sion in Washington. Bryan's proposal
calls for a definite statement Of policy
that would guarantee Nicaraeua's
actual independence, would guarantee
control of that country's foreign re-
iations by the United States and put
into definite terms the Monroe doc.
trine.
The desire Of Nicaragua for ron.
troll of its finances by the United
States. so that 1t could obtain loans
to refund its pressing debts, has been
the cause of repeated attempts a
negotiation with the United States.
The only specific payment BY the
United States Is $4,000. 900 in gold for
perpetual exclusive canal rights over
the N~icaraguan route-where some
other nation might build anothe9
canal II we did not control the rt9kt.
1t IL believed that Senators BACON.
Clarke and Borah will take . stan6
in opposition to the secretarys out.
and others are thought to favor Il