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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23
OFFICIAL RETURNS
Show that Pogue's Majority is
Twenty. Three.

Last Thursday chairman Max
well, of the Democratic commit
tee of this county, and chairman
Reed, of the Livingston county
Democratic committee, met at ST.
lem and made an official count of
the votes cast in the legislative
primary of May 18th.
Marion F. Poguo was declared
the nominee, receiving the nomina
tion Ivy twenty-three votes over
his strongest opponent.
Sixteen hundred and forty eight
votes were cast in the two coun-
ties; $50 votes were cast in this
county and 6SS in Livingston.
Pogue carried Crittenden county
by majority of III and Bennett
carried Livingston by majority
of 81.
The total number of votes re-
ceived by the respective candidates
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23

WANTED.-Canvassers on a
straight salary of $35 or $50 per
month to begin. Payment of sal
aIy not conditional on success.
General agents wanted at $50 per
month and expenses, Address me
at my home office.
W. F. Russell, Gen'l Agt,
Craynevills, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23
Stray Notice.

Strayed or stolen from my pre-
misses, about two weeks ago, two
mich COWS, one red with spots,
one black Jersey. Will pay liber.
al reward for their return or infor.
nation as to their whereabouts.
Thomas Ordway,
Fredonia, Ky.
May, Is, 1901.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23
The LATEST.
State Items Of Interest of Recent
Occurrence.

loss of $4,000.
Many smallpox cases are report
ed from Ohio county.
Cutworms are destroying tobac-
CO plants in Ohio county.
Robbers blew open the vault of
the Hart County Bank at Mum
fordville and secured $1,000, or
more.
Miss Mamie Dougherty, of
Bardstown, has been appointed
matron of the hopkinsville insane
asylum.
Four lives we're lost by the bur
ming of the steam% City of Ow-
ensboro Mt Calhoon, Ky, We'd
nesday.
j, A. Small, former representa-
tive from Greensboro, was struck
with paralysis and is in critical
condition.
. The Hopkinsville Asylum mud
die may be brought to the atten-
ton of the Legislature by DIR. Nc
Cormic's friends.
Gov. Beckham has appointed
John NJ. Lassing, of Boone, rs
circuit Judge to succeed Judge
John w. Greene, deceased.
The horribly mntilated and de-
composed body of Harry Bayne,
who disappeared five weeks ago,
klWas found in the woods nesr his
mo in Nelson county.
Hopkinsville, Ky, May 90
yfhe National Good Roads Associ-
alton will hold its annual conven-
tion hero July -. Big crowds are
expected,
The Henderson canning factory
was burned to the ground and is IA
total loss. The plant and supplies
we're valued at $4,000, with insu-
rance of $4,000. The factory was
not running and the origin of the
fire is unknown.
Mrs. Governor Beckham is to
visit the famous Gethsemine Mo-
mastery 1t will be made the oc'
casion of an elaborate entertain
ment. She will be the second wo-
man to visit the famous Monaste-
~. Mrs Proctor Knott was the
first.
Ashland, Ky, May l7,-This
section experienced severe earth
quake. There were three distinct
shocks, the first at ten minutes to
l o'clock, the others following at (
intervals of probably half min
ute. Houses rocked, and glass
ware, tinware and windows ratified.
In many cases the chinaware. was
thrown down. OF course nearly !
every one in the city was awaken
ed and many of them fled from
their houses.
The trials of j. B. Lindle, Dep
uty Sheriff Edward Mcintosh.
johnson Williams, Scott Penrod,
and Edward johnson, charged
with killing Henry Taylor and
VIM. Cook at Carbondale last Jar
uary, are in progress at Madison
vile. Taylor and Cook were with
a party of union miners march
ing towards Carbonate when they
were shot. Both sides have obtai-
ned the best legal talent in west
ern Kentucky. Ollie James, Cliff
ton j. Pratt, and Fletcher Demp-
sey are among the attorneys en-
ployed by the defense. !,
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there l. no telling who saw on" and who
didn't.
in Mitna~srS aud although N witnr-,--
take A chancr of going 90 Iau tur perjury
they do not complain b-'cauS' they anr
v.ll pad iur the ri-k A letter which J.
Nv iu al. tu-s,~-iun Il ia" BROOKLYN RAPID
Transit Company, shows IN" method al
,pmc Of thc~' lawyers was written l." a
woman who was slightly injured IN au
n violent To- a trolley car on one of the tuioN
Island irr.'lr, IN August. aud j. a. folloWs
-ptAR MADAM I dc-irH w. inform ,uI
mat haN. thrs' wi'ne---- who Siv th"
acVid"n, Wherein YOU w"rr injured anu
from what th.v toll me ! am fully con
winged that YOU hav" a good cau~n 90 ace
won fur damagcs agatu~' the railr,ad cnn-
rsuv and n you arr d'-iruu- 10 in-tifutiuF
Irh p~ru~eding- | should l." pl"a-si y"
ak your - pc ou ia" usual hlsi- ana paw
an tine rNtp'n~ss 30 litigation, Without
INV .Aprn-.tp vpu wnat~ HrsrT
To WOMAN m thu cafc had n"vrr hoari
= o. uarHr 81 fne Law Nyr vino wrote l"f tNt-
Ist.r aud hat never ~'-'n ur heard II un"
Il fh" NttUs>-f- WIN hv -niu hat -fs'u Zoe.
.,. Iiprf 81" wa ~omcv haf WNsI ir'Hl
rrf that thr-' re- pl" should haN' taf'u
boz. irUuhlr tu n.ark her "u' ~ al ihn~
, o. W"rr injured in th" ar~id"ui, bat .h'"f
.u ~. understood the matter tz'ti'l Isi-
f.r- h.- this uu" arr wutt"u o." Ir'pl, ~"
lave lss.n o. acCidrnts every dav lHf
l. plaintiff 90 b. simply q CaSn oi -i''inr
i4,t ant RllnNtng the ~" ~ mt u'''
tho lawyer Mil p~rusiuU" tho Witnesses, cog
'Y- ra-- ~oll'-f the muuey and siN" up a.
.til, a, h. Can Geo ht- paiucilal Wien See
ttuu- CO.. -sstl-m.ut DtIur~
gu-ai many e thosn vho ltiug -uii
.ralnst The railroad company arr wun'fi.
Wh.u n NumAn d. "a q oAr O. 8 '- TO- A"N
fa sIt hrl, whom shr r. cat II rns. 81 8
fsB fat u = ar siUps ton .utttcN al"l
IN. l.iu.u- haf head hcainsf tiIr lrrk -
-. s-st sh~ waits o. bu.g -uit arains'
Size fssmtany. ant Al'hpuEh q sound, f,-'ll-a
aud ~iuIfvbzbic. Attcmpa aftcg Alscns~
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ia, h,cn made for Just such trivial ohiug-
ID. tits 20 collect money from the company
n. rulrnal IHuil" hHN' q particular
r.aNBu," asaiust wum"N who arr al"ui
Z have children aud wno ~'' 'ut With % hru
determination tu iuakH 'hU t'uIluN paw
tn. rNpsurr- uf tl"il i'Ir'-> IUls l. %
tr.''v rr-' q. 60 ru. .'~H woman
,t.f- ON 90 caf d. s!ilvul. She
. .1rt- enough ,hu,. tu hrug 80 Her 10.
r,--- Sh" go-'- hunv, calls a du,'uf, u.a,'-
uut % claim against the company aud 'hoi.
-.ay- IN l-d until her truubire are over
Mud tvu-thirdS of the time fur cpnIsut
l.- 60 settle. Tho CuWIai, estimates
ihaf 900 thl- way 10 pay tvu-thiTd- ,t th"
Itirg-iu ,Npvi,s"- ~ th' i-'viv. BiuuklNu
mother
1i.rr H. a great army Of rssor tut AGATE
,tf-au- Nhu n.ulUt the o'iufauN fur small
sums al 10" y,dt round No pu I-'r~ou get
rtrh ~ q time. huf The ','t4 p'I'ls- lI 2"
'eurr- Nj OF th,-, an Russian co. Pu..-h
ltri n.v~ Ih.v VII - SHAKEN "a -
-. a'rned OF 'l-' they nil p.t Huf ~uWn
q ing Vprr' o. o. bouud Co. D. injured and
ti.u .ttIard ,,ragr o.. az aW,uu' "a
Ju.,u '.rn- gu.t.ys '4aH 1T. tarag -It
g. reed
d. ,dtri,u 'hsrr az % arr uumi-,t 80
o.. ut- who ar willing g. uud'rru aimu-'
.u, plvsfi'u f'r ttr' rtkr # q f"W tH,.ar-
AIS, vil cover ttsm-sIN'- Will Vla~l'| '
paris and ~ I1gr. b. 20, lri- 90 Er''iuE
ihs g.wreuN 'u -ftk. with th.m - SIS
uHt,rr- NtI lrup aruund Tor Il month ai q
'fnr Hr vtar 1n n'. tu o. -lrg t,t 49, b.
b.. e lrir ,. ..iuc s. .i $40 i..m th'
III ,a-. l1,. Do a.a
r- .r. .H h".up ts fH. ir"l .. Hru
tHui r. u| .l'. o. sf.rH u-"Hf 90 1000 .r- '
a. l.rH 90 v..E .Taf. u.ra
oil. 900 LuvI. ...U
flt,a trTs-f. ai'H NJ. rr u
-,u.d TO- Dr I.fHD o. s wr. d."
80 va fu.e' hvvr n,reu. Of n.'iu-
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DR. ItFIIRp'> >IRi>GE CAVE.
Wade 0u, of a >Aun,nE tha' "h on stone
wall Jackson Hui,.

Ei.tuu>u. Va. o. . pr J J laf-
'ar, ,.I.I vf tus ,trsnaH AfrHcdt, las
. t- ----,IHu ,r" ~ o." s'r,ng,~t 81
came. ..- mrI, 'rp'u q -apllng that
'.. ~t...Nsl jackson tssiy
81 rr. 'H. Hi iH' tg''sl "f Jaak~nn SONS
.u, ~r .. s m.-r islg II-.u "a" grave
gov .rr.r .u t- e. -,pliug several inches
D.. ltm.. l',ul- Hf fhr JaCk~pn family
4rfh ...I rg. fs#f that 'h" hfi-t had ever
I.-.. aIIsv-i q. grow iN.r.. and Mr. Jack
- l ttI r rsuHs.,-i
o.. "H,. ia.Y. ma no. rslt & Tho Saplins
Dad flrI .- vaN H.fs 'hr PLAIN vusden
, 90. .f .Is %-HIitHr au1 had tanned itself
4...F .. .k-f u va 'akvn up and
l raHr rt- uaiI 81 o. part ~ b. Tins cane
a. aru.4Dal, carved aud siyoa W u.
Llavftl
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people a. thoy are In their less honor
able work II inducing tuuplo who
have mo- bren injured hv Tho cpmpanV,
and know that thew have 100 honest ground
Tor -sking damage, tu allow them ~ bring
suit In their names There arp hundreds
81 the~e car.,s brought every wear. and In
w T-r c-nt Of them the company has to
settle
4 trolley cat will ~nlii, with n wagon
and tlp wagon viii In injured ThcrD -
no money IN such an accident Tor the -hV-'rr,
lsCauso ilr company viii alWav- -,ttir
10Y dararr 81 fil. hind Hh. tn motor
man b. g. hinur No ut. g. hur'. II c4ar,n
los t'' -hv-tef viii find uu' Who Wa- nu the
90 ard Nnl ~ duNu thr liu. until be- can
find utT ~ two Isr-"r~ who aur willing 10
allow th"i' isut's Iu i.s u-Hl o. suits .raiu-t
tho COMPANY T.' tr'thui| usually cnulpv~d
- 10 hsvc p man Hl'-g- chat -pmr slight
~pluc TROUBLE " wti.h lr lau lss.r cured
Tor YEAR, has l-'u hr Gal hack uu him
hv tho iol'iug received when tie car ran
into the wagon
phcr mo'UuG- nu, us,1. lut tbt. T. ia.
mur' Iopgar. hna ra .li-o trouble. ar
irdeilnl's. and vrN easy % -iuu.latp Nr'n-
ing BE- 's.r', according ID. iHD-. WIN ,uru'
10 Know. iNnr q. ,''eft Ip haNu % ritu"
truuhlc fvnr rarrs'1'l' .t.r - vii ,s-
'i1r TINT O. mtr BE- g.r.ur 'rtm .tirA an
aimruf. o. t'r ,uur .rGbf.utI. ,-,rr
O. Clur't To- i.r .HI .., i.ul y
a rub r"".fHI # H.. ... o. t4I..l Irfu
iro-r cs-- hy tHr ..I-r- N~l.-II,,i rr.r
With elastic ulusrf' ,- nr,. rilng
g. 10 rHilr'aH FOL '. r.tr ,I-v , hri
The HHr A. O. f.nf INH T.tr"rl .tfUr
r.v- have ,u .F1' against F.. rL. .,. (
f.l-' wi'' POOL. Amln ln.a- 10 ht- claim
Co. drm. -"~ O." 'Hr t.-iiu.ur % -tH,---
Who ~ fraud. la1tHra rI.- 100 nrt svi
tn acCu.H 5000 90 fHm u far uIr ,- .4.f
~. 70 A.Ir- '--. f,.- ~, -
wvfa fUHN f.IHrUarI HuHl fhsV ulNif l-,
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and institute q -ulf against u~ IN the
-llgn'r~, prrt"ut''
The amhuIlu.- 'ha-rr, worN Tor law
vrr- uu irth salary and commission Soms
q th. particularly di~r"pu'ahlr un"~ work
INDEPENDENTLY. I-'iiiIug ih" information
and authority THAI hey g"i aruund among
tvy,r- ar1 cling o. tu wlurN"r viii pay
fl' m.-' i.rF
-Tl" I"ei' profession .- ling seriously
~i.ial.nui hv M" enormous inopa-' IN
uvcu.ruov ITIgafiou NIiH'futug ~in'T~-s
a. i-,cuw" q regular hu~In'~- with these
f.-ul, ~lm"iiu", they IaN Wiiu"--s
out Ht other times they APPEAL TO
ih,f -,mparn i-- - testify a. they are
wanted prpmu"u' m'ml-'r ~ ths
ln-r.uf Attorney IN haS SaId that
hHu. wac muua GRIM" W~ii" III" Tour "als
ClurI Il,u-' than u fhH Who'll" county
uu'.il. - o.. and nv oNI-'r"ur' nth the>s
damage ,t-e, uiu.-- M 20 t-'li"vr tins
D. l- f1lr
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To $. ". Dyer and T.. o,crpccl. their heir "r
assigns:
YOU are hereby notified that have expended
during the year. isci, isc. issi, i-s. isr. tHss.
aud rsD. seven Hundred Dollar. Ia labor and
improvements upon til. No. Lode mining
claim -itnst. in Decatur mining district. count,
of toncjo-. state of Colorado. of which the
lu~atiou certificate j. found of record in Book
M page lsa in the office 81 the clerk and
recorder of -aid county In order to hold aid
the R-si-.,d Statute of I'll. United stat~- and
th. amendments thereto approved Januar, -
l.sl, concerning annual labpr upon nininA;
claims, being the amount required to hold aid
lode .or ia. years named aud the p.rivj ending
December 5i-t. \, u. Ian. And u within ninety
days from ,h- publication al this notic. you fai
at t"ius. to contribute your proportion of -url,
expenditure "a c'-owurr, Your interest IA the
said claim will hrcom- the property al III. sub
-crth-r 10y tb. trrin- of said -.ctiou.
Dated at Mont. Vista. Colorado. the 2itth
oi May. Eoi.
HAN. M,rr.N.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Edward \. Linn. hi. heir. or assigns;
h"u arr hereby notified that NJ have "a
p'nd-d daring the YEAR l<A isr,, insi. l&,. i-s~
I've aud l,sp twenty eight hundred dollar Ia
labor aud improvements uI-,n the King tl-csr.
the Triumph. tia. Hercules and tho Adiir l.
l.osi''- situate On Aadili Mountain In tho i,,~a-
iur mining district. county of Rio 0rNn't~. State
"f tnl"rirst,, of which the lsratinn r~rtifcAt~.
ARE found of record In Book ~ pages ~, H. Ia
aud i.t respectively. Ia tho office ~ the r-,t,i-r
81 aid county. In "r's-r I, bold .aid rlsim- IN.
der tho provisions of section yt.a of the rr-
vi.ed .tstut-. II the Tinted sta,e., aud the
amendments ,h.r-!s, approved Jnpuar, Z. iss,.
concerning annual laisw ugss mining claims.
t-ins the amount r~luir~d Ia hold said l,-i~-
Tor tho year. named and the p~risd ~adin4 IN
the si,t day 81 Ds~~w,isr A. H. lao. And II
within ninety day. from tho personal service u
this notice or within ninety day. after tho pub
iirati,'a th-rrnf you fail refuse tn contribute
yoar ps"p'ttiaa 81 .arh expenditure u. . co
owner, Jour interest In tho said claim. will i--
oom, the property ot the -ui-rrih-r-. your rsr
oSnrr- slso has~ made tho rrluir~d rIlr,ndi.
tnf~. by the term. of said -~rtio6.
ibat-i at Jasper. Colorado. tho 10Th day ~
May. rs'i.
J. =. JoHNsps
bs>i. JoMs.oN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To T.. ovERpECK. his heir or assigns

To T.. ovERPECk, his hcir- or assigns:
You are hereby notified that ! have eN.
pended during the year ls'l iSr lSSi, 1854
isr, is.s, iss.. i-.,s. Ise i.1D One Thousand
Dollar in labor and Improvements upon the
Venus lode. situate in Decatur mining district.
Coneio- county, Colorado. the location ccrtih-
cate of which l. recorded in the office of the
county clerk and recorder Of Con-jo- county,
ia Bvnk 2, at Page -. in order to hold aid
claim under the provi-ls,n- OF Section .ca
Revised Statutes of the United States and the
amendments thereto approved January = lsSt,
ronc.rnin. annual labor upon mining cisim..
being the amount required Ia hold laid lode
for the ,-ar- named and the pcri.si ending on
the ast day II December. iUi. And II within
ninety days from the personal service of tins
notice ar within ninety day after the puiplica-
tion thereof. you fail or refuse to contributo
your proportion Of such expenditures "A. CO.
owner, your interest la said claim will h.
come the property of the sub-criirt. your
co-owner. who has made the r,sluisrd cxprndi-
turv, by the term. of said section.
Dated st Monte Vista. the :sth day of May
i'Oi.
HANS MATxES.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22

"A few months ago. food which | nte
FOR breakfast would not remain ON my
stomach for half AN hour. ! used one
bottle of your kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
and can nov eat my breakfast and other
meals with RELISH and my food is
thoroughly thges,cd. Nothing equals
kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach
troubles, II. $. Pitts, Arlington Texas.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure d,gesi- what you
eat. |. W. R,ce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
How About Cheap Wool.

\ correspondent from the south
ern part of the country, where.
they raise wool. writes the Ala.
mosa Courier:
we would like to have some of
our republican contemporaries
explain to the wool grower. OF
this section the apparent hitch in
the protection tariff which
allows wool to depreciate IN value
this year to about the same figure
that it Was worth during Ex Presl-
dent Cleveland's free trade" nd
ministration. The rank and file
were neatly fooled during the
election campaign Of '96 and one
or two years succeeding, 10y the
shrewd manipulation of the money
kings who were so vitality inter
es,ed in seeing Mr. Mckinley
returned to the White uoure IN
1901 II took quite large sum
Of cash io accomplish their object
of forcing prosperity along the
ynrions lines, and the sheep uud
wool industry WIS one Of those
liues and having succeeded N
pulling the wool over the eyes oi
the majority Of the unthinkins
masses, they roE d,m,ud thei
pound Of flesh" which VIII hg
forthcoming Judging from the
present outlook, together with q
goodly interest ON their invest.
mrut When the wool growers nI
the west get down 10 sohd fact:
and figures they will all see TINT
this cry Of protective tariii foi
wool is the veriest bosh, aud i,
only used 10y the republican party
~ slogan nd captnndum vulgus
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
STATE on COLORADO,

tOlNlA ni MO tEA>hf-
Notice Ia Non.ie-idcnt L-snt-.- aud all
persons interested,
GREETING;
Mhct-a-, an instrument la writing purpnrt.
ins "a l.. the la-t will aud testament of 1l..,.
turu Mctzs"r lat. of -aid County d-c-a..-i lip-
l'srts. presented to th. i.nnt, Court .,t .aid
county for probate b, Ioui- ". Wr,snd 81
Monte Vista. Rio sranda ,ouuty. , 'olnrado and
the sIth day oi Jun" \. II. nol ha- b''.,n ."t Tor
hearing III" application i"r probate uf -nii
Instrument, tie last uili aud IT, tatn.nt of
said Ihcnduf- Mrtfs"t. dr.un-s''i.
Md. whorvar, u nrp"nfs frum satisfactory
evidence that aid Theodore Metz.'"r. dncra-~d
has Nc wife living nor children. aud TINT hi-
hruther- karl MrtzGrr aud Philip M.ix.;-r, and
sister suiir Tucker. aud L"u-a M"tsaer nnd
Minnie MriErrr urcs-, and August N.tzs.r
nephew of satd Thes.iors NsrEss.r, tl-r.a-. Il
non ne ideni- ut the stat. of colorado. that
snih viii doe not dr-critlr any property hut
tie property dcmi-si consists ~ real nns. u.r-
s1nal property ot the value of se.ist
Now, therefore. notic" To- the shid nou.r,isi. /.
dent relative. aud all persons Interested ~
aivfrsntd b. hereby given Ia u" and appear
huiuf" the County ioutt of Rio ,randa county
Nc tho Court Huu-. Ia Del <orta un ti. slth
liN uf June \. u, lioi, then aud th-f- t. atiruI
,ir rrnl'aie ~ aid Nill hefurs aid Court aud
further ta II" and Irff"rin what shall then l.,
Tie said Court ~ required aud adiuds,.,i
Ordered ruhli.h.d four ~s"ks in th. N.ut.
Vista I"urnal Nitnc.-, u. n. Manatt Jnsi.s.
Acting i'l-rk 81 zaid tounty ,onrt. aud III. -.,i
thrf'',lf at Dol Nuft- la said County thi- 9Th
dnS 81 Ma, 4, u. ii.i.
lshALI o. ~. MAuNArr.
iudgr, Acting CLERK ,ounty ,nur,
{. VI, taflrtt Ainfur1.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22

Fit. Style and Workmanship guar
antcesl.- me u call and examine
Prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
sTATE OF COLORADO.
corNr, ~ Rio Gs.>pr
In the County Court.
In the matter of
Ulysses Grant Carpenter.
plaintiif,
sun MONS

NJ. ii.. ". SUMMONS
Mimi. rarprntrr. y
Defendant.
tn. Pcppl- of the Stat. at Colorado to Mimi.
Carpenter. til. Defendant ab"Na nanied,
Gra.ting:
Nou are hereby r~luir-i Ia appear in an
action hruugiit against you u, the sbny. named
Plaintiff in the tounty Court uf RI" Grand"
,,uuty, state of Colorado, aud answer the cnu.
plant therein within thirty days after til. SER
VIC" hef,-d. IL served within the state of Colo.
RADIO. or. II served out nf the stat. of Colorado,
or hS publication. within my days after the
service hor-sf. exclusive of the day of service +.
ar Judgment will h. tai -n against yuu nrcuru.
ing To the prayer of tli. complaint; aud u tn.
service hereof IL, made by publication, then ten
day additional Ia said my dhy- last b.r-in.
above s,reifis.,t fur appiaranr. aud answer viii
ia allowed before the taking of Judgment a.
Aforesaid
The saii action |. brpueht to obnin n decree
of divorce uI~s, the grounds that III. Defend.
ant without cause wilfuil, deserted Plaintiff
inr murn than one year viii mor- fully app-sr
from the complaint hlrd In raid Court Ia .aid
action, Ia which reference l. hereby here
made.
Aud YOU arr h-r-l,, notin..i that II you fail tn
apirar, aud IA answer the -aid complaint ~
shoyr r'sIuits~t. the -aid plaintiff will appl,
Ia the tour for the relief demanded la li- said
complaint.
Given under my hand q. n. Mayntt. Judge.
Acting Clerk al the County Court at Del Nofi-
IN said County. thu 9Th dn, at May A. u.
iioi
u. II. M,n,Atr.
lsr,Ll Jaes". Acting CLERK County Court.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
Insomnia

is caused lay "a arrangement oi the
nerves. Lich'y's Celery Nerve Com.
pound Is an extract Of celery combined
with other cilicaciuus medical insre-
dents resulting IN n nerve medicine OF
rage yirture, and wonderful in its promp,
and soothing curative effects. IL will
make you sleep. Sold by Ricc's Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22

John Kerr has been over 10
Cres'one this week looking over
that booming camp. To-Day h..
voes to Sumner 10 work for
Charley Palmer for \ while.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22

NJ. Anson says so far ns h. can
learn there is n strong scntimen,
in favor Of an independent pnriy
this fall. The populis,s don't
care TO tie-up with the democrats
neither are they inclined TO give
up their organization and 20 into
the democratic party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
Nstlre for 1'uhllrstIs~.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
UnIls.I STATE. Land tIflIr~

''f N"'"' V'1u'H'H' my I'tH, JW1I,
Notie. i hereby given that Rol~rt n, Wailnr-
of Aos,t~ Vista. Colorado. bs. filed n.ai~- ~ hi.
ini"n,."n to make final prpf IN hi. .i~.-rt. and
claim s.. = X; I.s " ,.r T. .ns ~ "tw SES
h-si.t-f aud h~r~i,~r 4. \. Land office al iI~i
i,Oi, " -'
u" naun~- tho follo~in1 witnesses tn prove
landt
b",i u, Wallace. John p.iri-, Samuel d,ors-
nhh Ndam ffsnt. all "f Monte tisia. tul.ra,i...
jams n. B,arrs. Register.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22

/, is rumorcd the leaders of the
democratic party Of Rio Grandc
County will hold some sor, Of n
convention n, Del Notto mex.
week That party is no, lacking
foi candidates. some OF whom are
pushing their candidacy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22

Try the finest ont. After hav-
ing shave call for Herpicide,
the Dsndruir Cure and Hair
Tome at
PnAITEEE's Barber Shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22

a city OF white tents. 3 big
arenas 3. $50 native and foreign
Artists in their various spccinliiics
$50 chosen for their individual
superiority with the Great East.
ctn Shows. June -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
4 Rev ard.

] will pay suitable reward for
return of Waverly bicycle. No.
1892, 22-inch frame.
GEoGGE DuviC.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
FOURTH OF JULY GOODS !!

Fassett has in line Of new
straw hats aud neckwear.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-22
GEO. g. eRarwIN,
Merebsnf = csiIer.

Will show n tine line Of Samplee at
prices tn compete with Eastern
houses
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G u M A RID LON E
Boston to Liverpool

VIA QUEENSTOWN
Magnificent. New, -Twin-Screw Passenger Steam
ships, 1900 tons.
Fast: Remarkably Steady; Spacious Promenades.
Passage about days. All First and Second Sa-
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feet Ventilation Table unsurpassed
SAX0NIA sails March 80. May H. June 49,
July 20
IVERNIA sails April 81 June /, July 6, Aug. TO-
Low Winter rates until April H. Round-trip dis.
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uLTONIA. Twin-Screw 10000 tons) specially
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amidshtp Sails March f IS. April 20, May 10.
Boston, Mass. or g. W. Moss, 141l G. st. NV.
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Virginia Hot Springs.

Water very beneficial for persons suffering with
rheumatism, govt and nervous troubles. New
HOTEL ALPHIN open all the year. Rstes So 80
to s.. 80 per day. $11.t0 per week and upward.
mh1-1e&,1
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LADIES GOODS.

Sewing Machines Rep'd, ST.
All work warranted Orders By mail promptly
NV Ja23 -St
7. PECK. PRACTICAL FURRIER.-STYIISH COL
Iaiettes Llade from worn furs. Remodeling to
present STYLES at low prices. Plush garments
steamed and made like new. Muffs refined. 900
st. n W. tower Evans drug storel. noI7-tf