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New York June } iirhind the ar
rest of tIree young men IN lirouki1 -.
the police beliese is "a revenue stamp
swindle of considerable proportions
The men are Ge0fRr and Charlie MOf
gan aud NIIliam Efo~er They we're
arrested as srispirlnfis characters and
in furnished roon. IS hteh they re
Gently rented va found large Ham
her 81 eaneeied and uuclpefled rev
epue stamps ranging iu denomination
from ton cents To- ifl
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MINNEAPOLIS.


The pastor will preach nest Sunday
morning and evening.
Bishop A. Grant Is to be our next
bishop.
The invitation has been extended to
the members and friends To make large
preparations Tor he entertainment OF
the ministers OF the annual conference.
The knights OF Pylhia- made grand
showing down Park avenue last Sun-
day
Miss Mai Williams has been quite III
during the past week
Quarterly meeting next SUNDAY June
the 10th
Mrs. Hale will have hcr annual reci-
tai during the month.
The Wayman Home Circle and the 4
VI f. o. G have immorlalized them
selves this year.
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DIspntchc~ IRON, Roberts.

London. June THE war Office has
received from Lord Roherts a dispatch
dated Germiston. May 80, nine p. m,
saying:
'''rhp hruut Of the lighting Yesterday fell
upon Ian Hamiltous column have sent
him. as already mentioned. TO work around
to the west OF Johanup4hurg In support
nf Frenchs cavalry. which was directed
To 40 north near the road leading 10 Pre-
toria. I have no; heard from French yet,
but Hamilton, IN report which has just
reached me. states that at about one
o'clock in the afternoon he found his way
blocked by the enemy strongly posted on
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CONTINUE TO SURRENDER.
EIIIpIno- LsyInE Da0a Arms Ia
Northern Lnsen-Hieh Friehd Of
AaaInaldo captured.

Washington June !. The follow
ing dispatch was received a. the war
depart mcnt Thursday from Gen. Mae
Arthur nt Manila
Small aurtonders continue department
81 northern t.uxpH forino, fugitive govern
or uenAurt. rich. actlve friend AEuipnldo.
captured yesterday near fhhnynn. impuf'
tHnt White scouting near Han Miguel do
Asyumn u.uzoul May - Capt Charles T.
Roberts. I'riyatsH John A, Mcintyre and
Isel " Aksus were captured sergt John
Galton. priyatoa Joseph hrCuuri nnd John
A. Green kitled. George kiuGef wounded
thigh AZ uf company I. ThlFts.hfth rsgi.
mcut. . V"
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some kopIes and ridges three miles south
Of the Rand. They hsd two heavy guns
and several field guns ana pom pons.
Hamilton forthwith attacked
"The right Was led by the GurdonH Who,
after capturing one extremity ut the
ridge wheeled around and worked along
II until after dark clearing n pi IT," enemy
who fought most UhatluatelF The one
Hundred ana Fourth led on the other
flank and would not hc denied tn" chief
share Ia the action, Hs In the ,nsuhltlr".
fell TO the Gordous. hose gallant adthuc"
excited the admiration Of all
Hamilton r. now at Florida, due west
of Johannesburg. and French f. "a few
miles further TO the northeast The COT
dons. the cavalry. tho mounted infantry
and the seventh division are holding the
heights Of the town The Eleventh divi-
sion. with batteries ~ and q otd the heavy
artillery, are south of Johann"sburg
Hamilton speaks IN high terms Of praise
OF the manner In which Bruce Hamilton
and Col spens. Of tho Shropshire light
infantry. handled their men under smith
Dorrien's direction"
Delays Catering JohRuHFsbHrE.
The war office has also received the
following dispatch from lord Rob
crts. under date OF Gcrmiston May
20:
n
Johannesburg this morning the command
ant catnr 10 see me. He begged me ~
defer entering the town for g hours. ~
there we're many armed burEherz Ftlll IN
slde. ! agreed 20 this. as J am most an<-
ipus 10 avert the possibility Oi anything
ike disturbance inside the tONn aHd aH
bodies of the enemy ore sim holding the
hills IN the immediate neighboThood. from
which they viii have 20 be cleared of b.
fofehaud.
"Rundle reports that he attacked a
large party of Beers near Senekal On May
= in said his cBHusliica we're not heavy
"Brahapt reports that on MAY ~ iND ~
his patrols consisting ~ Two Officers and
" men. we're cUt OFT bY the enemy and
taken prisoners
Pretoria Net sarE~sdsFsd,
London, June Il Lord Hobrrts lat.
est dispatches shed q some ~ bat differ
ent light on the military situation
Before they were received ceiebfa.
tious were organized ia the country y
towns IN honor Of the fail of Pretoria
In Chester pubiie holiday was de
clsred. while at Dover Porismoui h
aud many other places ia She prov.
inerA flags were flown aud ~ I0ieings
were general. Pretoria. however. is
not yet IN the hands Of the British.
though thrfe IL no reason fn Doubt
the authenticity of thu report that
Kruger has ssaeaafesi the place and
that The municipality Is ready o snr.
render - hen confronted by superior
numbers
At nine o'clock "Wednesday night
the Gnai forward movement on the
TrsuAtasi capital had apparently not
/ commenced All Lord Roberts dispo.
sltianz oi troops appear to sppig 10
/ Johannesburg and tf0ugh the British
seem certain 30 reach Pretoria sitbiu
a day m 80 they ui'i noi o0capy II
without fighting. II the oppo.itiou Of
The Beers around Johannesburg is
any criterion.
/ FTsseh's Movements.
Cen. FYeneh's mgFensnt appears
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Dn ,naEinE nains.

Dallas. Tez June meBdoHs
rains have fallen iu the last two
days The rae ia the Bfalos 81 Waco
Eince "wednesday night Is - feet and
the river - siili rising siE incises hu
hour n ia oat 81 ia banks and
much alarm T. feif The cotton crop
has been hurt seriously b} this sess
aoosl I.eports from 70 points in the
- heat belt iHdieBtr extensive dam
age The grain is bsdIl dossp ia most
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

No need to ask where can one get Il
vapor or Turkish bath, the problem j.,
solved
Mrs Victoria Webb has opened a
very neat bath parlor where YOU can
get all the benefits OF a hot springs
treatment.
Rheumatism. kidney trouble ncry-
business. female weakness and skin d.
ease can be treated with success and IN
many cases cured These baths also i'm
prove the complexion reduce flesh. re
move wrinkles and improve the health
by simply making the blood pure in its
circulation
Mrs. Webb will be pleased to have
any one desiring the benefits give her a
call Prices 7sc and SIoO.
Hours $50 to Q'3o .. m. 20 Wash
ington avenue: third floor.
Clam chowder is often productive Of the
deepest melancholy Chicago Daily News.
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MISSION A. Nj. +. CHURCH.
(4os Fifth Avennc Southl

Mrs ]. VIII King left Sunday even
ing for her old home, in Fort Madison,
la to be gone a week or ten days.
Rev. King is making arrangements
to have another big camp meeting at
Midway, commencing Sunday, July Ist.
Rev King expects TO have Rev. David
Bruce. a noted evangelist and singer, to
help him in the meeting,
Rev King ended his series Of ser
mons Sunday evening, oi the Churches
Of Asia Minor. subject Johns Re
turn from the Island OF Patmos. and
What He Said"
Mrs. Isaac Newton is some better.
but Is yet confined to her home.
Prof 5. J. Hunter. principal OF Nox-
ubce. Miss. is doing a grand work
among the white people OF our city, as
well as the colored. financially, in behalf
of his school
Preaching by the pastor al St James
Sunday. at II Il. IN. Class, II III.
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not 30 mueh an immediate advance
On frctotia as part OF a plau IL sur
round Johannesburg. frnm which,
"Wednesday night. he#w was only few
miles distant Lord Raherts himself
Is tElapdStentrin Junction. His
forces Will be placed to=the south.
west and north of Johannesburg. sub.
sequent to the surrender Of the city,
Thrse units will prnhablv he recon
eentrated while 6en French advances
from the advantageous position he al
ready oceupies..
The MAN army is eoWerginE to-
war,ts the railroad, following closely
ON his heels
Surprising that Johannesburg sur
renders at noon. Pretoria should lie
reached by June ?, opposition or no
opposition. Gen. Brahant's loss of ~
men Is striking evidence that the an
neNation Of the Free State by no
means implies its paciRcatiop
nelirve Pretoria HRs railcn,
So thoroughly Is the country here
lmhued with the belief that Pretoria
has falleu that Mr.. Joseph Chamhcr.
lain, the secretary of state for the
colonies, speaking Thursday at II
meeting OF the University Of Mr-
miugham, proposed a message 10 the
queen congrHtulhtiag her upon the
capture of Johannesburg and rre-
| tora. which was sent to the after
noon newspapers
The afternoon newspapers all ae-
knowledge the prompt frieudUness at
| the United States consul AZ Pretoria.
Mr. Adeihert : Hay, la insisting o,'
the release Of number OF British
officers to take command Of the Hrit
ish prisoners ia order 10 avert "a dis
turhapcr among the latter.
| Lord Cecil Manners. son Of he duke
of Rutland, and who is acting as q
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A. NJ. L BISHOPS To WEAR
kORES.
Snccial In the ALlNancc

SlAtAldi u lllA 49, t'''ANH
Columbus. Ohio. May aS-B'-hops
Tyrec. Moore. Smi;a. Shaicr and Cop
PIN were ordained by thc African Meth
odist Episcopal general conference to
day NJ the business ScSslou rcsolu-
ton was adopted that alter Jrae 90.
bishops and ministers may wear robes
Friday. May 2s. was set As adjournment
day Dir Checks Morrow was voted
$500 The women question was given a
whirl BY an effort to have Mrs Sarah
Edwards. oi PittSburg. seated in the
place OF a lay delegate who had gone
home The resolution WAS rejected al
most unanimously
The following general officers were
elected II. b. Parks. secretary oi ms
sion>, p A. Hubbard financial seerc;a
~: II. T Johnson, editor Christian
Recorder il 7. Keeling, editor Re
view. r. II. w Lcck, business mana.
ger: b L. Watson. secretary church eN-
tension J. K. Hawkins secretary edu
cation.
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Warrington June The special
agent oi tlse ltnitrd staiss ~ Homo.
IHla repa,ffs 10 the department of
4tsip. under date u the }th insf that
ihe Hawaiian authorities haze de-
ciars,i the Hassaiiab ialsafs free from
infection bg the batsoais pIague since
the s5th ulfimo. apd that the auarsn-
tine Of the isIands was raIssJ on the
last nsentionra date.
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1hr.. kiIlra b, I.lahlnInn.

81 Clair. Mich Juue - Capt Arlie
Morrison. FfaHk campbell and William
Hedlar Were killed by lightning. The
three msn wsre al work in the cabin Of
a neA boat 1he lightning struck The
mast. spliutering IL aud passing down
into The cabin. Morrison and Medlar
were killed instantly. Canpbeli died
half an honr later.
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5000 cash viii buy two lots 4oxtso f.,
one corner lot out ON Grand ayeuus.
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city 1t will pay you TO look tins
mp. Owner can give you clear title
Apply to Mrs II 5. Jackson I1ls
Seventh street south Minneapolis,
Mimi
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Media. Pa. June Two children
we're dragged from burning house
ON the truck farm of r steer Bieksloe
q, night by their eight'ysar- broth.
~. ~ no. driven out By the flames. waA
unable TO save bis motaer aud a baby
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o.a.r. p,s, ,fa.a.a rspt. ..,...s.,sa

PARIS. Juns The tifst meaaure 81
the nes4 minister ~ war. Gpn Andrc.
on taking over the war office. b. mn
order for The prosecution ~ the Drey.
fusard paper the Anrnre. far as ar
t,ele by lrbaln Gohief attbehing the
headquarters stan in connect tlon with
the Capt frilkrh afIalr
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Springfield. M. june i-Congrens-
man Caldwell has teIegraphed that
the isoer ENJOYS would visit SPRING
field sunday. June 10. A meeting will
be held 20 arrange for . grand reeep-
ton for them.
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list LOOK HERE

We will not insult your intelligence
We think you know that no man can
continue in business unless he receives
patronage from the people An up-to-
date meal. or cosy room can be had
at John Godircy's, I4S East Niuth
Street
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WAIT A MINUTE

Have YOU noticed that the Nm f.
Naget Undertaking Company appreci-
ates tho business that you have been
giving them by advertising IA our pa
per. See their neat card az the foot OF
the column.
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Aa,s~.Iy acted pom.

Washington. June THE claim 10
evlensisp portions ~ The Chicago lake
front. valued at tt50o00.o0O psf fnr.
ward by band ~ the Pottawatomis
Indians. wBe adversely acted upon
1hurrday by the hous" committee on
Indian affairs The claim embraced
parts 0f Lincoln park and the real.
denee SECTIONS and was set mp under
the old titles of the Indians as the
orisinal neeupnnta Of this section
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There are some women who Always use
the same KIND of judgment ln allowing a
poor steak ts be passed Of on HEN that they
exercised years ago IN selecting husband
Atehison Globe.
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,u,... 4. Another Conference.
TIIT CLAHk CASE.
An Agreement H.nehrd whereby ~
0. Not ~ Ie Flashed

Washington. Jun" I. The sounte
committee on privilege and elections
has reached nu agreement With the
friends ~ Senator Clark, 81 Montana,
10 allow the senator cas-" 10 reHt
where II b.. with the understanding
that no further steps hbn. be taken
80 have either Mr Clhfk'H or Nr.
Mapinnis' credentials referred Ia the
committee. and that no further no.
ticc shall be taken on the resolution
~ the committee concerning senator
Clarka original election.
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.InhnnneshmrR Hnnded Nyrr.

The Evening News OF this city has
received dispatch frem Pretoria to
the effect that Johannesburg has been
handed over to the Bril- lsh.
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KRUGER. REPORTED TAKEN.
London Paper Prints RumOr That
Transvaal President Has Been
Made Prisoner.
JOHANNESBURG REPORTED OCCUPIED.
Dl.patchc. from Roberts Tell of SHARP
Fighting Around JehRnneShurk-
Delay In the Entry Into the city
at the Request OF the CommRadant
There.

London. June The Westminster
Gazette says it is rumorel in quarter
likely 10 he we'll inforrsed that Pres
dent Kruger has beeu captured by
the British six miles beyond Pretoria.
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assst Hiii Hsparlsa.

Washington June The report on
the trout oleomargarins bill. which
bas been . source ~ lively contention.
va. filed Thursday BY the ma lofiiy
pf the house committee ON aRrieui.
ture the minority aiso fiiinR ~ adj
serse report Representative Henry. u
Connecticut drew the maJofity re-.
Fxtrt
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withdraw Ills Opposition.

Washington. June /. - Senator Gal
linper In the senate Thursday with
drew his motion 60 reconsider thc
vote hy which The Louisiana purchase
appropriation was passed
senator Galllngrr from the com.
mittec ON commerce, reported an
amendment to the uundry civil bill,
authorizing commission Ia in,esii'
gate trade conditions IN the orient
The amendment Is the same offered
by senator Gnlliugcr in the senate on
IucsdaN
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want. nn Accounting.

SruBtor Jones tArk.l mnde yigor.
ous attack upon the administration of
the Paris exposition commission by
Commissioner General Peek Up to
Januury t. 1000. he said, Mr., Peck had
accounted for less than 500 0UO Of the
SIoo 900 appropriated for exposition
purposcs lie believed that an inveH-
ttaatinu of the matter ought to bo
made Ia order that the people might
have the facts.
AHr~s. 4" Apothrr Conference,
The rcnntc has agreed to another
conference on the naval appropriation
hill aud Senators Hale, Perkins and
Titmnu Wcrr named Hs ronfereca.
The points ia disagreement are The
provision for armOr plate, orcnn sur
yeys and the course ~ instruction at
The naval academy
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ADOPTS SPEC|A|. ORDER.
House Agrees to Final Vote on the
Antitrust Resolution on
Saturday.
SHARP CRITICISM BY MINORITY LEADER.
Senator ,alitngcv withdraw. MotIoa
to HeroasIder Vote by Witch ~.
I.ouls Fair Appropriation Was
rRssed-NErrcment Co let the Mo1-
tana senatorial Contest Hest.

Washington. June /. When the
house met Thursday Mr., Dalsell,
from the committee on rules. pre-.
scented the special order for the con
sideration of the antitrust rcSolu-
ton and bill which he withdrew
Wednesday To allow the house to dis.
pose of the pending private pension
bills.
The rule was the same aS that here.
toforr prepared except that il pro.
Ntded for u vote on the amendment
on Friday aud the bill on saturday.
Mr nalzen explained that the rule
presented was Tor the consideration
Of the two measures reported by the
judiciary committee, the resolution
for constitutional amendment rm-
powering congress TO enact lrRisln.
tion dealing with trusts, and the bill
for the amendment OF the sherman
antitrust law.
criticism by Minority Leader,
MIR, Richardson. the minority lend
CT, criticisinp the rule. declared that
It was framed to bring the house 10
vote On the resolution without op-
portuuitv tn amend IT,
''Nc are confronted With unique sit
| uaIiou. said he The government hos
| heen Ia pasrrsston ct tho republican party
since March I. 1877 ~ has been supfsms
| In all branches Of the government The
/ nfst thing done was 10 enact the bingloN
| lava law which has done more to- faHtei
| aud propagate trusts than any other 81
the statute buoks During all the inter
Veuing time nothing has been done Il
control trusts, but now GA the eve ut al
| juurument after resolution has hecf
passed liking the day for ttngl dissolution
tho republican party brings IA this anti
trust legislation. Il IL an effprt to rrenul
| for political effect. The people will no
/ br fooled "
The special order WIS adopted
III TO iis
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Clam chowder is often productive Of the
deepest melancholy ly.-Chicago Daily News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02
Memorial bay.

Never has Memorial day been SO gen
orally observed as on Wednesday. The
Blue and the Gray met on common
grounds and strew flowers on the graves
of the Union and Confederate dead
alike. In Monte Vista the business
houses closed both in the morning nnd
afternoon.
Every body that had team or bicycle
went out To the Soldiers Home in the
morning where they were entertained by
Commander Orahood Of the G. A. Il.
and Assistant Adjutant General Foote.
In the afternoon line OF march WAS
formed, headed by the two grand army
posts at post headquarters and with all
the civic orders, except the Masons. OF
the city marched TO the Broadway
opera house, which was soon packed to
overtiowing, and whore the usual exerci-
80 wore had. Rev. Geo. Station invoked
divine blessing, tho choir rendered =
selection. Tho orchestra followed and
tho officer OF the day, Commissioner II.
V. Smith introduced the speaker. The
address Of Commander Orahood WINS
candid, able and patriotic.
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Death Of =. L. Pierce.

Steven L. Pierce died quite suddenly
Saturday morning, May %, after brief
illnees, and on Wednesday his remains
were shipped to his uncle, Edwin Pierce
at Chicago. Mr.. Pierce was member
Of the Knights Of Pytbeas and had m
insurance OF $1,000 in the Endowment
rank, payable TO his aged mother who
lives IN Name. The immediate cause OF
his death was abscess OF the left lung.
The deceased came to tho valley in 1883
and has been quite succsssful in his bus
iness. that Of u ranchman. MIR. Pierce
WAS highly respected by tho old settlers
and those who were acquainted with
him.
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Mike l.andy returned TO the Home
Thursday from short visit mt Bland
New Mexico. He says they have the
making of some good mines ut Bland
but have got to 30 down for good ore.
While laying over nj Antonito Wednes.
day he, Cnpt. f. Boyd, ]. Kuhn and
wife, james Egan and others went out
atd decorated the graves Of three com.
rndes ut that place, namely; Corp. q. W.
Riley, ls3 Ohio INIT, Major Lafayette
Head the founder OF Conejos county,
and John Egan. Thence they drove out
eight miles and decorated the lone grave
of comrade J. \. Austin. Mr.. Landy
says II IL hardly possible 10 find Union
soldiers grave that wns unnoticed
wednesday,.
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Al Memorial services comrade Ora.
hood remarked that all honerabiy dis.
charged soldiers should have liberal
pension. The honest patriotic aud just
suggestions met with decided and out
spoken approval by the large nnd intel.
l'cent audience present, but the Com.
mnnder did not tell the old soldier how
he could get his jus, payment for ssr.
vice" rendered the nation ~ many yeurs
ngo.
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No Aore independence.

Lord Salisbury, premier Of England
declares: 1--WE have made tremendous
sacr,fice OF blood and treasure in this
conflict. There arc mislesdinR proph-
ets, whose action buiks a. large in the
columns Of newspaper a. the action OF
more Influential and powerful people,
who misled the unlucky rulers Of the
1ransvaal 10 continue resistance far
beyond the time when all resistance has
ceased to be even possibly successful.
These mon are perpetually pressing us to
make some conditions, to offer some
arranged stipulations that shall leave a
shred Of independence TO the republics.
Our only certainty Of preventing recur-
renee OF this fearful war is to insure that
never again shall such vast accumula
tons OF aTmaments occur, and that not
shred Of the former Independence OF
the republic shall remain.
I'VE are not yet at the end OF the war,
but shall venture TO lay it down as u
primary condition OF any future settle
ment that precautions will be taken OF
such n character that such wnr will
never occur again.
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Methodist Church.

Services OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sunday, June ?, 1900, Rev. +. |.
Stevens Pastor.
Sunday school-l0 4. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor. Theme
New Departure" Sermon followed by
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper. II, a.
NJ. Junior Ieague-2:.D L. NJ
Epworth League Preaching 10y
the pastor. Theme ="rhc Constrnining
Love o. Christ" sP. NJ.
You are cordially invited TO worship
with us, strangers especially welcomed.
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Special Rates.

Denver June ,,h. one rate for III. round
trip.
District conventions of Woodmeu Of
the world and women Of Woodcraft nj
Denver, Victor, Quay, Alamnsa and
Glenwood June 20. One and u fifth fare
for round trip.
District Il will hold It's convention a,
Denver, Is nj Victor, 10 nj Ouray, 10 at
Alamosa. u at Glenwood Springs. July
ith n rate Of one fare for round trips
between all point. on tho d. n Il. q.
Annual convention state Epworth
League. Boulder, Jun. II. IL and II.
One and one fifth FAR. for round trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Tho Center nine played Alnmosn Wed
ncsday 1t the latter town. Tn. score
WAS - to 10 In favor of Alamosa. Re
port says this wAs ono Of the rnnkcs,
games ever played In the valley. The
umpire won the game for the home team
and not the players themselves. Al the
Gloss Of the game Center offered To pla,
Alamosa At this place for 80 side with
an impartial umpire at amy time, but
the otYcr WAS declined.
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The Ladies' of the l.. l.. A. will give nn
entertainment next Friday evening, June
.. at the Opera house. One Of the fcn
lures Of tho entertainment will bc u
make over old maids into fascinating
young ladies'.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

The Teller resolution expressing sym.
pathy for the i,ocrs, WAS pigeon .hol~d
Tuesday by vote of forty 70 twenty six.
Nearly every republican voted against
tho resolution. the exceptions bsing
Chandler. Hals, ilosr and Mason. "
oourns Mr.. wolcolt u Colorado Wa.
found On tho s,.ie II England. wh~rr he
slwavs u.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

H. u. Shotwcll and wife returned Fri.
day morning from an extended visit In
Los Angeles, California. and other
western POINTS. Mr. Shotwcll says he
has seen fruit trees in bloom since the
first of January. iirs, in southern Cnlifor.
nia thence up the coast into Oregon.
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Frank Moody and Fred Nyc made .
trip to Denver tho fore part Of the week
On their return they both appeared
"ln;sd over the outlook for JnsIsr.
What they did IN Denver il b~~t known
10y themselves. They hope To r-nchahs
biz l"ad the iirst Of July.