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The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

the Home this evening friday.
Ada Faus returned from Den.
Vel last Friday. She taught nine
months school near that city dur.
ing the last school year.
w. NJ. Brashear, of Center. was
in town Tuesday trying to arrange
for match game of ball between
his team and Monte Vista for
July 4th,
1t will not be necessary for the
ranchmen and their girls to bring
a lunch when they come to the
big show next Saturday. They
can get square meal Mt the Bon
ner block for quarter.
Jap. Sullivan started for Lake
Fork Thursday with big load of
supplies. He and others have
some good prospects there and
will do considerable development
work on them this summer.
Sunday, June 10Th, will be
Children's day at the Presbyterian
church. The exercises at II
O'Clock will be conducted by the
children. A week later Rev. o. S.
Baum is expected to occupy the
pulpit.
Ivy Southey, Carl Sylvester and
Frank Carey left yesterday on
prospecting trip. They expect to
be absent at least week aud say
that they will surely bring in
some rock That will show the
yellow metal in chunks. .-Cres-
tone Eagle.
w. j. Whittier and son. who
lately traded the Castle Rock
Record Tor ranch near Hooper,
were in town Tuesday aud Wed.
nesday looking over the city. 1t
is pretty hard for n newspaper
man 10 give up the business md
go on 10 n farm; no, that the bust
ness of conducting newspaper Is
profitable. Int there is a certain
fascination about it that j. hard
to break nway from.
j. NJ Brnshcar returned 10 the
city Wednesday. He speu, the
winter nnd spring in California
and Arizona. When he first went
to the coast he gained IS pounds.
That was while the breeze wns
from the hills, but when the
weather became suliry it WAS
enerva,ing and he came back 10
Arizona where the climate was
more bracing. Mr. Brashear will
remain here during the summer.
III. Il. Gleason mud wife arrived
in town Friday morning from Los
Angeles. Mr.. Gleason il the
same man he always was. The
finding OF few ,housanl down
in Arizona did not give him the
swell-henh. Mr.. Glenson recently
located n quick silver mine on the
coast above Los Angeles aud
stocked it for $4,000. lie thinks
il will prove to be- valuable mine.
Mr.. Gleason has half in,er.s, in
drug store at Los Angeles which
employees eight clerks, aud conse.
qucn,ly he hns enough to busy
himself about.
The Monte Vista Reporter has
drified into the hands OF Jesse
Stephenson. Th. price OF the
Reporter is one dollar per year
and the paper shows every trace
Of the "Chcnp John" Unless you
have n brother Henry or n law
practice to make up tho deficiency
Won had better mt fho priro IN
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

Monte Vista and De! Nortc
played game OF ball on the
grounds of the latter Wednesday.
The score stood lG to 10 in favor
OF Monte Vista. \ dance WAS
given IN the evening aud all pres.
ent enjoyed themselves.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

Remember the poun1 party at
the Home this evening (Friday).
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

Read l'me JOURNAL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22

malignant and nantopic excitement that will wreck this coun try and make civilization a hsne and a byworI.
 If the will let white alone then white manhood and honesty GET RID OF HIM. and if 1lev will open up highway Africa millions of the black will go.
 Rather than shed much blood and possibly innocent blood had better brand these fools and coundre and crop their and banisl them to Africa
 COUNTRY WILL TURN OVER TO ME ALL THESE cRIMI BURNING, HANGING AND SHOOTING AND CHEEKS CARRY THEM AFRICA WILL GIVE ANOTHER ESTABLISH A COUNTRY LIKE FOUNDED ENGLISH cUTTHRoATs AND PENAL CONNECTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22

ANARCHY CAN NEITHER EXCUSED NOR TOLL LERATEO HERE
 The man proposes right public by taking the lite of human bene makes outlaw and consistently appeal the which he repudes lie of which each at his own risk defend his rights and avenge his
 THE PUNISHMENT ADMINISTERED WOULD BE AssAssINs AND TO THEIR ADMINISTRATORS ANY SHOULD sE SUCH ANARCHY THAT WHILE THIS ASYLUM LIBERTY IT IS AN lNFoS plrAeLE PLACE FOR HANDS AGAINST ALL FORMS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22
The Burlington Route INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION
 Chiea go ILL,
 1e01 ANNUAL CONVENTION STICK ASSOCIATION
 III,
 36.

all and return on rhrstcl arep round trip 
 
  in each direction of providing signature and punch 
 
 
   al other   Locaton Of Joint
 I,W Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22
PILES! PILES! r' oi,

Dr. Williams Indian pls ,,t %I is prepared to cure r n.sv pl TT in short order D s0c spi every box guaranteeu' :, All druggists or by ma'l, oo q WILLIAMS M U
 LAND. OHIO. ,r NI
 Wholesale and retail y woody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22

Your local coupon ticket as, ,,, been supplied with Illustrated 1,,1 < scriptive literature showing s,',s ar ties of the scenery ana a ,,.r,] Colorado and the kocN' .,. x| These books are free for the 1' <, { and "The Denver Road VII, !, '' to give aooea assistance s, s spondence in your chol''
 to spend your vacatlon'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22
African Emigration the Best
 For the Negro S asss Sszo~ 1@SS=S e5vs1 the

AM as much convinced as that African en gra- grafton would be best for tie negro and best for the white man.
 THERE IS A CONFLICT BETWEEN WHITES AND BLACKS THAT NOTHING BUT SEPARATION CAN RECONCILE AND PUT AN END TO.
 Our children are generated and nurturcd under
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22

 think if could but make the would follow We for opportunity We get and nnetyn cases of a hundred what is the result? .sEazGSz. E-.a14s
 We eated that WE LOSE SIGHT OF THE SECOND LITTLE TEP but the cool headed who has his well He Is watching how we take that step will stand the And what doing?
 ALAS FREQUENTLY LISTENING THoUGHTLEss FRIENDS, LIKE A MERRY UNTIL IT MAKES
 We ten forget the cool headed gentleman and think of that second little step all it is imagine that have passed far beyond it.
 The gentleman in front doesn't snap what think feel He IS there to crticise the work do
 improvement and The old and the parts similar and he
 We read it; surprised; annoyed much There pale bls light in the odor of sulphur allow friends console and that the headed brute and that he doesn't what he is talking about the dizzy height until WE GET FALL FROM WHICH WE SELDOM IF EN ER RECOVER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22
ANARCHY CANNOT BE TOLERATED II G 9< G By
 yNTTTIAM BRYAN
WILLIAM I. BRYAN

RIFE governments may be overthrown, but they can not be reformed by those who violate the commando ment Thou shalt not kill Under government like ours every wrong be remedied by laws, and the laws are in the hands of the people themselves
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-22
By JULIA 

mannerisms of the most marked kind and are ire quentlv very offensive. In actor actress, therefore, they should be studiousy avoided and ABSOLUTE TRUTH SHOULD BE CULTI- WAITED AT ALI. TIMES.
 One success cannot make an artist It is merely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
EDWARD is
UNWILLING
Objects to Giving Up Cigars
as Ordered by Doctors.

LONDON. March king Edward
srme time agc was notined BY his
fAyflelans that he was affected with
smokers throat" and that he
would have TO give NJ cigars entire
8N, Far years he has uaed eight e
~ HaNauas daily, besides % 20 %
elgafettes. Al first he refused. but
finally he compromised. only using
three cigars a DAY and dispensing
Nith cigarettes altogether SIN his
thraat continued 20 bother him and
he has been directed BY the doctors
that In view Of the fact that the
Family has heen troubled with can
ser, he VIII have GO atVe M tobacco
eutlrely. SO far. he has not con-
Formed 20 their wishes
Many ~ the kings old crenies and
haccaFat companions have been wait
tug IN vain TO be sum monsd b. the
king. Lord Marcus perVsford II the
nnly one who has thus far been hon
cred He used 10 he "Marky. my
boy. how are you with the Prince Of
Wales. but on the occasion 81 hts
recent visit he Was given his full
title, and the king rccstNed him with
all the p0mp he would a foreign rul-
er. The king is paying strict atten-
zion - matters never attended 20 BY
the queen. and his interference Is
worrying the ministers
He attends strictly 10 business and
his wonderful reformation Is the talk
ef all London. VIII Il last is heard
on every hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
DRIVER WEEDS
RICH WIDOW
ks~ Jersey Laundry Em.
ploye Is Lucky.

MoRRIsrOwS. " J. March L.
The necessity II driving a laundry
wagon 70 earn his . a week inter-
fered somewhat with the regularity
~ Geo. ". 0ibsons eourtship, but
he IA today the proud husband q a
woman % years his senior and worth
ti0e. 900 In her own right. she was
Sire. Augusta Thompson. the widow
81 Newark man who died ~
months ASu.
Mrs. Thompson lived In = cottage
in King street. and there Gibson dis.
covered her. lie was collector and
driver for pisrsou'a laundry. and u
came @ pass that the lins % duty
took his wagon 20 thu rich widow .
house. Although she was ss years
old. love sprang up between them.
Gibson found that he must neglect
the laundry business or the widow
After that the wagon used 70 be seen
standing IN front % Mrs. Thpmpsen's
cottage twn hours a. a time. The
widow had fallen desperately In love
with the handsome young laundry
man
Today - leaked ost that they we're
married last Sunday night ia Mrs.
Thompson cottage b. the Rev. Dr..
Coulpass. q the Methodist church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
P0STMENS' BALL
A GREAT SUCCESS

The Seattle letter carriers held
their nth annual ball at the Armory
last night Crowds OF people had
to be turned away. The afrair was
a success both socially and nnan-
cially. AT . o'clock the grand mrrh
vas started hy FTeuk Cuemhs. direc-
tor % the ball, and Everett II. Hart
ley. CHIEF % the noor committee I'm :
mediateIy after the march a quad
rille was called From this time ur-
al after midnight the moor was
crowded with dancers
Frank Coomhs VAS IN charge II
the affatr. assisted by the following
committees.
Arrangements Thos. r. Rainsy.
VIM. g. Copestick. RAY A. t.eeman.
VIM. l.. Lindsay and =. Goldsmith.
Floor-E A. Hartley. Elsa NJ. Nay.
NJ. II. Ring. Arthur x. O'Hrisn. ".
X. Garner. T. A. Webster, n. "
Pearse. chss, l.. DarSt, Fred ".
Doyle, II. W. Hartley and Fred II.
Moris.
Rsception-John 9. DeHaas. Jas.
l.. barrie. c. W. Tucker. Edward =.
Long. VIM. A. Ingham. u. J. patter-
son. Chas. n. Walker. oak u. Shults..
-. A Harris. VIM. l.. brewster. &. I.
Taylor. II. q. Niblsft. ]. ". Randall.
Lincoln +. Han. J. A Scott. oscar r.
oliver. y. T. Valentine. :. r. Caban.
ski. Thos. Reed, VI. n Randall. Jes-
sic A. Jsme@. VIM. n parthen1ar, u.
r. DALEY. VIM. T. Pearre. II. p.
Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
East Lynne.

Last night Fast Lynne" brought
a crowd to the Third Avenue. The
characters In ths play were we'll taxi .
en-, and the audience greatly pleas
ed East Lynne" viii be repeated
tonight.
For Saturday matinee n grand pro-
ductfon o. ''Uncle Toms Cabin" ~
scheduled.
Saturday night. Saved from the
the company.
saved from the Sea" IL % be Civ
en- FOR the benefit Of Fred 0uilford,
ex-president Of the Newsboys' union,
who has been suffering with broker
leg. The boys Of the union appre-
eiate the generous offer 10 aid their
eomrade. and they are making every
fmort 10 enhance the receipts for
that night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
sousa and His Band.

The two performances Of sousa and
his great band yesterday at the Sc
attic theatsr. called out large mum
Der Of the rnusie-loving citizens. and
II r. needless 20 say all were we'll
entertained By the artistic tone sf-
fects and renuins harmony produced
BY his disciplined corps OF musicians
The applause accorded each num-
Der was awarded Spontaneously, and
repeated encorsg were the order.
The march HAL 10 the Spirit Of
Liberty" composed especially by
Sousa for the dedication OF the La
fayette monument. ~ a masterpiece
and Of Itself demonstrates the COM
poser's great genius.
Blanche Dufieid ana Bertha Buck
Ter contributed greatly 10 the success
Of the performances. Miss Duffisld
possesses a sweet soprano voice, and
was recalled a number 81 times.
Miss Bertha Bucklin IL a wonder
full yfolinfst. As n virtuOso she ia
ranked high By the critics Of her art.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
SCHOOL BILL
OPPOSITION

Tho school bill reported by ths
house educational COMMITTEES 81 the
state legislature r. likely TO sncnunt-
er considerable opposition on one
point. DR.. r. II. coe. Of the Seattle
school board. who has just returned
from Olympia. says that the section
providing for apportionment Of
school funds is unjust. IL would
make the spportionmsnt to the vari
Gus districts on basis OF 1909 days
attendance. In addition 10 the act
ual attendance. This. Or. Coe says,
would cost Seattle $40. 900 a year, and
help only very aparHeiy settled couu-
try districts.
other features Of the bill sre COM
nended. notably the section making
the free text book system compuls-
DRY. Or. Coe also believes that pro-
posed increase % the state board is
a good thing. especially as IL takes
men from the ranks Of city superin-
tFndeuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
Manufacturers Meet.

The Manufacturer association
met iart night AZ the chamber of
commerce. and heard the report of
sh~ committee recently sent TO Oiym-
pa to support a ball to protect cred
fgDrx. The bill. which was presented
- Senator PTestou, provides that q
person purchasing q vholcsais bill
81 goods on credit shall present .
report ~ his financial condition. Ths
COMMITTEES while in Olympia confer
rel with the judiciary COMMITTEES ana
rtrrnaded them to report favorabIy
on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
MORTALITY RECORD.

The funeral for Patrick Gallagher
was held this afternoon from the
Sacred Heart church.
j. W. Whftford. aged ~, died las,
night at South Seattle. The boz Il
at Bonnsy a stewards.
Funeral services for Marie r. Moe
were held from Butterworth.s chapel
ut 7 o'clock this afternoon.
The body OF Richard W. Johnson
will be shipped by Butterworth' a
Sons today TO Tacoma for interrnent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
GHOST ABH0RS
ONION SMELL
Strange Events al a Farmhouse
Attributed TO Spirits.

MfDDLETowN. y. Y. March l.
A strenuous ghost that abhors the
smell of onions f. IN fun possession
OF q house In a little settlement ~
Polish onion growers near orange
Farm. orange county. The haunted
house stands IN the center ~ the
village and has been Stunned By all
for years. A. J Piummsr. repre-
sentlng a commission houHe in New
York. came 10 Orange Farm a few
DAYS ago and bought a quantity %
onions. Not wishing 20 ship thers
all. he leased the empty house and
directed his employees 70 store part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. March IA
former society slri e this city ~
proprietor 81 a butcher shop. Miss
Il. T. stevenson Is the pluoky youug
woman.
At one time she had compe-
teney and never thought Of work ~
a means q livelihood nut rvNerrss
came. She opened a hutr her shop
about the last sort uf business a
woman would be expected 90 en-
gaEe in,
Miss stevenson does not Elaush-
ter, but she clcANeH, Jaws and cuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
DULL IN DAWSON.

The City Of Seattle arrived from
Lynn canal last evening. a day
overdue. wich was occasioned by the
fact that the vessel had freight TO
discharge At Taku, ley straits and
ifaines Mission.
People from Dawson report bust
rcsx exceedingly DUH in the Klon.
dixie metropolis. and that consider
able sickness. principally pneumonia
Prevails there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
Will EN(IR(Lf
GREEN LAKE

The Seattle Electric CO. will. In =
few months. have street car line
that viii completely encircie Greea
lake. The company viii soon file an
application for. a permit TO build a
track through Woodland park from
Wyauictte street north 90 the east
end Of the present track. The COM
pany win Also double It's tracks from
Fremont u Ninth street. The total
cost q the new improvements viii
b. about $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
A superb Uncle Tom.

Uncle Toms Cabin" opens the
last week " the winter season at
the Grand opera house on Sunday
afternoon. This Il tho I'd r. DAVIS
produc tion, which shows every scene
OF the great drama. Amouz the
scenic effects used (all % which were
painted from authentic deslgn.l are
the gorgeous apotheosis, and last
ascent 81 Eva % thu realms of
bliss borne BY angels. a Southern
paradise at sunset, atleNorlral scenes
typical 81 the birth 81 liberty and
the blessing Of little children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
STR. NEWPORT.
Arrived Last Night Brought No
News From Nome.

tn. Pacific steam wsalinK Co.'S
steamer Newport arrived from Yak
utat this mornlns. making IN. trip
In slx days. The boat was detained
IL days in the Ice on her trip up.
and did not reach valdrs until Feb.
4. taking 10 days to cover the dls-
lance. Capt. Moore reports that he
saw no Nome mushers At Katmai.
II was reported there that the trail
20 the camp vas In an almost i'm
pascal bic condition. and there IL no
doubt but that tho travellers must
have been detained along the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01

Howard a poyle's company viii
present Gillctte's Held by the I'm
envy at the Third Avenue thshtel
next week, commencing with "A sun.
day matinee. II Is seldom that a.
author. even as gifted as Mr.. Gu-
iette, can write a play depicting war
scenes Of the rebellion that can be
produced in the extreme South %
North without giving orfensc. Held
by the Enemy" II a success in this
respect Although a war play. q
contains nothing suggestive or strife.
but teaches patriotism and good fell
lowship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01

Ia a way that would make a man tu
the same business feel small.
The best people 81 Rochester arr
customers Of tho society meat utail.
She opens and closes her place, her
only helper beng a delivery hos.
She came ~ good family and 4
educated.
Ia addition 10 her butcher work
she keeps her accounts. aud hen
neerssafy collects. she IL alwat
neatly attited Ia hef stal, ard
women call her "a wonder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
a-- - - - -
The Prkoner Of Zenda."

Tine Prisoner Of Zeflda" IL a play
of intenre interest, and it's compost
ton II ~ natural m construction
that one does not think o. II a. . ro-
nance created in the imaginative
brain Of a literary genius. One sim
ply accepts the events a. n they had
haUDened In EA4ll1zA- 80 dAfklz sszd La
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
Death OF Mrs. Morse.

Mrs. Il. c. Morse. wife Of Ed {.
Morse. one OF the superintendeuts
Of the Sea Level mine. died February
Is at ketehiksn. Alaska. The re-
mains arrived In Seattle last Night.
She was Il years of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01

Of the onions IN the loft, which Is
reached ~ = ladder.
The men passed up dozen sacks
and we're leaving the house when tn
sacks all came tumbliuE 20 the noof
below. They searched the left; n
ere was there NJ riummer then
took a hand and himself placed EiN
sacks Ia the loft. In moment thsf
acre all thrown down Asain he
placed three sacks tn the loft
This time the ghost sas mad. ana,
untyinE the sacks. dumped the loose
onions on Mr. Piun8msrs head. push
81 him ~ the ladder, and threw Il
down On TOP q him.
NORTH YAKIMA, March III n.
Gilbert. % the Tonpenish ranch, win
plant 500 acres - Wat~rmeious thta
nprink. AL q the colared folks IN
town are Delighted.
The best running watch Il the
Louis kioat special" - Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
Str. California Arrives.

The Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'S
steamer State 81 California. arrived
from san Francisco last night. bring
ing its passengers and LOO tons Of
general merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
Pawn Tickle, 7io. i"

Pawn Ticket 2l0' remains at the
Grand but two nights longer. The
play has been satisfactorily present
I'd 10 good houses the entire week.
The regular Saturday matinee will
be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
Vim. Long Discharged.

VIM. Long. who has been on trial
In Judge Emory's department Of the
superior court, charged with bur-
glsry, was found not guilty.
=-= f==a=a---s=
Go % y. e. Miles a Piper Co for
your Alaska outnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01

geniously are the characters drawn
and presented.
it comes % the Seattle thratsr
sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
March 8, I, and o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01

EVERETT. March IA PROPOSE
ton 10 repair Merchants dock, NJ a
cost OF 5000, IL being considered by
the city council. The dock was re.
Gently acquired by the city for tl7,
O10-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
All Hardware at "A Dis
count for 90 DAVIS

The store at a2i First avenue
south vas ton small we didn't
know how much stock We lad ac-
cumulated 81 the old building on
fesler wharf. We have taken the
entire three idbrH n the new build
ing nn Jackson street. bet spceu First
avenue south and Occidental stu
our stock viii not 20 into "a. and we
shall sell an hardware for % days at
a liberal discount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01
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We have Just received our d.
rect importation Of Nalenciennes.
Chantiliy. TOrchon and Oriental
Laces. and they viii be placed
on sale Monday. when we viii
offer better values than ever we
did before, and this notwith-
standing the fact that our iaces
have always been the best value
for the money In the city.
by the same shipment we re-
ceived a beautiful line Of
All over Laces. Ira black. white
and cream, &c. s0c 01 40
&c. tic. ssc. s1ss o. 10
TncklnRs. with lace insertion,
sl.10, tlz5, si.ss, 40 IN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-01

The best runnlnN watch Il tbs
Louis Kioat special" - Second.