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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-05
THE ARGUMENT THAT ACQUIT-
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THE ARGUMENT THAT ACQUIT,
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 This story happened in Georgia in tho peace which followed the terrible war the old slaves had for their masters and how that love was shown:
 A negro man, strong and healthy, but getting gray from years, was on trial in one of the county superior courts for murder. He had killed another negro and had been lying in jail for some time awaiting his trial. The testimo- ny against him was given by other ne- groes who witnessed the killing. When the case was called for trial by the presiding judge, an old man rose, and in a voice deep and low but full of marked gentleness, said; Twill your l II )nor please mark me for the de- 1 fei ce?"
 1 1t was General Robert Toombs of Georgia His face was wrinkled some ' with age but it was large and strong, and the lines of intellect made deeper wrinkles than those of age His hair was white, but it rolled back in baby curls from the most splendid brow that eyer graced a man. His form was tall and straight, and fullsized, though his movements were slow with the years. His eyes still flashed as when he stood in the senate chamber at Washington.
 The case was tried. The witnesses all seemed unfriendly towards the prison CT Tn his own statement he claimed that the killing was in self-defence.
 General Toombs addressed the court and jury at the last, and, after discuss ing the testimony of the witnesses, he concluded thus:
 Your Honor, please, and gentlemen of the jury: A few years ago my only brother fell wounded on the battlefield of Gettysburg. II. lay there bleeding to death, with no friendly hand to help him. Shot and shell, the fierce fiery stream of death, were sweeping the earth about him. No friend could go to him, no surgeon dared approach him. The singing of bullets and the wild mu- sic of shells was to be his only requiem. My brother had a body-servant, ne- gro man, who waited on him in camp. This negro saw his masters danger, and straight out into that sheet of bat tie and flame and death he went. A cannon shot tore the flesh from his breast, but on he went, and gathering my brother in his arms, the blood of the man mingling with the blood of the master bore him to safety and to life. Jim, open vour collarN'
 And the jury saw on Jim's breast long, jagged sears where the shell had ripped it's way.
 Continuing, General Toombs said: "Jims skin may be black-he may be a negro, but the man that would do what Jim did for my brother has a soul too white ever to have killed a man ex- cept in defence of his own life" Jim was cleared.-Columbia (S. CD State. ....
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-05
WITH TR0TTER AND PAGER,
GRAND CIRCUIT VORITES FIST
 ROUNDING INTO FORM.
W. l.. Snow Has the Greatest Stable of Pncers-Two Speedy Twe.Year-Oids- Pacers Leads In This Season's Records Other News of the Harness Racers.


 Other News of the Harness Racers.
 Several prominent road drivers were resting on the porch at Trojer's yester- day afternoon, aster jogging on the Speedway, says the Sun, when the talk drifted to horses which had upset the calculations of the most expert judges either in developing great speed or amounting to nothing at all.
 Horses are mighty uncertain" said A. B. GWathmey. T have just had brought to my attention the names of four trotters-Bird Eye, Firewood, Ros- ter and Rustler-which I think the most remarkable quartet in the coun- try. They are about the same age and all were sold at about the same time at Richmond, Va, for less than one hun dred and twenty-five dollars as year lings. You could not buy one of them to-day for less than twenty-five hun- dred dollars. Roster was a Grand cir cult winner last year and has a record of 2:12 1-2. As two year. old w. J. Carter, of Richmond, got him in trade for twenty-five dollars. Later he drew delivery wagon on the streets of Richmond for time and then was rel egated to a livery stable, from which he went to the shafts of doctors bug gy. The doctor thought he had speed In him and put him in training in 1898. He got a record of 2:2l 1-4 that year, earned a mark of 2:16 IA in 1899 and went into winter quarters last fall with a record of 2:12 IA They look for him to beat 2:10 this season.
 "Rustler sold for thirty dollars as yearling in 1895, and had a checkered career until last season. when he was one of the sensations of the year, talk ing q mark of 2:15 IA. Bird Eye, 2:14 1-4. was sold as yearling at Ral- eigh, N C.. in 1895 for thirty dollars and taken to Richmond Last year he brought over two thousand dollars and is thought to be good enough for the Grand circuit this season. He is the property of W. P, Bggs of Baltimore Joseph Lasiter, of Richmond, paid John Shillinglaw who then trained in that city, thirty-five dollars for Firewood, 2:17 14 when a two year-old. He is now the property of R. H. Rountree, and they tell me he can almost fly. While Mir. Carter got Roster for twen- ty-fve dollars, I believe Major Dain- gerfield paid less than twenty dollars
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-05

Quality is what makes price If Burnetts Vanilla Extract was no better than other extracts it's price would be the same. Once tried always used.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-05

To cure cold quickly-use Crown La Grippe Tablets. City Drug Store, 644 Chapel street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
Us THE srPREME coURr OF LIE TERRIToRY OF

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
OCTOBER TERN, 1901.
LIBANA de NOBREGA .. SYLvANO de NOBREGA.
EXCEPTIONS FIRST CIRcUn Court.
SUBMITTED OcropEE g. 1901. NOVEMBER %, 1901
GALBRAIrn PERRY, JJ GILBERT F. LITTLE, CIRCUIT
JUDGE FREAR, CD.
authorizing Circuit Court
husband to make
against defendant compelling
provide allowance for the wife. for
her support reasonable .
ecourtm may NAL in
this order division Of the
thereof in the
the OF $4,000
provided in Section
1898 allowance temporary aimony
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
HAWAII.

OoroBEE TERN, 1901.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
LIBANA de NoBREGA .. sYLvANo de NOBREGA.

DECIDED NOVEMBER %, 1901.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31
A srlcn.lsl Entertainment.

Tie public school sescssainncai which
issi Friday cssains closed ii'. Con-.
.s-sccmens week exercises va. ils- b-ss
ever given by Tho school. Thew set. no
weak places in The program.
Tho op-nisr chorus. -l.rsel os III.
l.-avr-' aas b-aui,fn lly rendered..
Tho drill al the Fan fair,e-s, y little
girls in p.sk AMI green vas executed
With tf-cissoa aud was much enjoyci.
In the cssstaia. The Bos,lsrs Of Bif,i
Land tiss girls aud boys wvsu dressed
Ia rrrs~srat various s,rls and ihssr
.nn1s anil ngvrsnents we're sefy sus.y-.
tive of the f-ails-s->i tnbs.
The flo~ps and Sash drill was given
by !: httle risis clad in various coiots
and uas warmly applausicd.
The fap,dily with which rumnr
spread. va. finely illustrated by the
musaral diaioSte between Laura St.l.
whi,tsubur;.
In the Hose Drill - girls In white
rarryin. a pro!usiop of roscs made a
,-san,iful kaicidoscopic pic;urr.
"Tbe Mountain Maids l,eseT' var
another mos, pleasing march and drill.
"ksn,ucky Bale" uss a spnE So admir-.
ably Fpndcrpd by Laura Shelton. Flurs
Husueuin. Warren Maxwell aud Cassius
S,auffer that an encore was demsItie,l.
Considering The humorous sentiment 81
the song the singers deserve cpmmsnis.
,ion for keeping their faces s,rri.h..
The closing number. Scarf Fantsstics,
by nine young ladies' Of the High School
was the cap sheaf of an exceptional pro.
gram. The girls were dressed in white
aud pink empire gowns and carried
green saslies. Their graceful evoluticns
and the many beautiful figures formed
was highly pleasing.
Superintendent Bolles a, the close ol
the program hoped the pupils would
have good rest aud happy time dur.
ing vacation aud be really for another
ycat Of study, The patents were thanked
/ Tor their cooperation. The proceeds oI
the evening usre about sGl. which woul''
,,o 10 the Improvement of the library,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31
The Rcbckal,s l'rospcriHs.

Saturday nisht last Violet Lodge, No.
2, Degree oi Rebeksh. me, in regular
session. After the usual business the
degree was conferred on nine candidates.
There were present almost loo members
and quite a number Of visitors. After
initiating ceremonies all proeeeiel TO
the enjoyment ot refrcshmen,s. which
,he Rebckah ladies' never forget. The
.,,-,..imeuts aud the social pleasures
c,pnsc..j Herewith we're great.
enjoyed. a RrBfRAH.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

bio Press Club were Tuesd6.
morning at La Junta taken in car.
riages by officials and members oi
the La Junta board of trade tc
visit many places OF interest in
and about that pretty city. They
went first to the Woodruff library,
saw the fireman's apparatus, then
rode to the immense head gate and
dam from which the water of Fort
Lyon canal supplies the lakes of
the Great Plains Storage company.
These lakes were visited on Mon
day. They then inspected the La
Junta Brick and Tile works, and
were taken to tho high ground
north Of La Junta, from which
they had a grand view up and
down the fertile valley. After
visiting the Santa Fe railroad
shops they took the noon train for
the west.
"The explorers were met at
Rocky Ford by a welcoming COM
mittee Of this beautiful and thriv-
ing town, and after dinner nt the
St James hotel were taken to the
great Rocky Ford sugar refinery
and spent more than an hour there.
Although it is only the spring sea.
son a considerable number OF men
are at work making improvements
and putting the plant into thor
ough condition for the season' > run,
which is expected to be early in
September. The crowd began Mt
the sheds. where the bects are re-
csived from wagon and ears, and
passed from one process 10 another,
piloted by Superintendent w. II.
Baird, who gave a complete aud
most interesting description OF
each portion Of the machinery aud
made quite little lecture in each
department, in plain aud easily
understood language. which made
intelligible the nazs OF pipes and
monstrous tanks.
"Reentcring tho carriages tho
guests We're taken Mt n inst pace u
mile west and three or four miles
south, then east and north. all
amid n continuous series Of thriv-
ing fields aud orchar,ls-sugnr
bcets, alfalfa, melons, vegetables.
trees aud shrubbery. and ut last
at the famous orchards of
J. II. Crowley. which cover seventy
ncfea. The sight WINS something
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31
Sunday Dinners.

Feed well by sampling Mrs.
kaho's Sunday Dinners at 25c.
Home cooking and neat table
for avaricious appetites. Board
by the day, week or month, also
plenty OF nice rooms and clean
beds, 3ltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

Or tho Pueblo Prsss Clubs
trip along the valley tho Pacblo
Indicator says:
'Thc tour Of inspection is cnlcu-
lated TO give tho newspapcr frst.r-
nifty n better idea Of the immcnsity
aud importance OF tho rich and
populous valley. a se"pc Of terri
tory that lics within the business
Jurisdiction Of this city. aud tina,
tho cultivation of n more exclusive
acquaintance with tho people OF the
big agricultural valley prove Of
benefit to both tho citizens OF Puc-
bio aud tho residents Of tho valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31
Fine Eggs For Sale.

have for sale Eggs from the
finest Buff and Barred Plymouth
Rocks in the country. My birds
nre second to none. Prices, -
Eggs for $50.
4Stf j. W. Atkinson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

L. s. Ringer president of the
Spanish Gulch Hydraulic Placer
Mining Co, left on the noon train
for Russell, Colo, to transact i'm
portant business for the COM
pany.-Manzanola News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

Bronze Turkey Eggs for sale.
Leave orders at Rcnch Grocery.
5l-5t bert Bcymcr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

The leo We sell is free from
decayed vegetable matter and dis
ease germs. Jackson-L Lawson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

Landlords who wish 10 give
tenants rotic. 10 ,acni. will find
blanks for that purpose n, tho
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

Merchants who use Coupon
Books nrc invited to call Mt the
Enterprise office and examine n
very popular form. II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

For Sale or Trade. nlight Spring
Wagon. Call on G. J. Samples,
Rocky Ford. l1n.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

You don't eat M much Meat now
M in the winter but you want tho
best. Goyrcau has il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31
Try the Denver Bakery and re-
member that they have an Ice
Cream Parlor.

You don't have to use poor Ice
now. Get the best. Jackson
Lawson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

The new Denver Bakery's Ice
Cream Parlor is n good place TO go
these warm evenings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31
A0ToHEA.
l..n.l. H1n Kind You A,n l!.ar Bought
's.:''" e G<zZ

Craig's Meat Market has just
bought a lotof the finest of corn
fed cattle. At his place you will
always find a choice article of fresh
Meats. Try him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

Try tho nov Denver Bakery.
The best is always on hand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-31

Pau, Wilson. Secretary OF Pueblos :
State Fair. pu, in his best licks Tor tha'
rrumising organization during the tr'p.
W J. jackson captured 2.pOuGa fsh
a, the On zen reservoir by an unspofts.
u,anlike metboj-throwing rocks. But
as ha shared the toothsOme dainty with
b,s fellow travellers his violation OF the
ethics Of sport ~ili he condoned.
Lamar is erowifJa tapiily. new houses
l,aipr in progress all over town. IL has
many pIrasan, homes anil lie merchants
are doing an excellent business.
The following account OF the
Press Clubs morning at La Junta
and afternoon at Rocky Ford we
clip from the Pueblo Chieftian;
The newspaper party of the Pue-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

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tShould br read DAILY b.. all interested. s-changes
may occur at ans time
Futci,u mails fnr ihr week ending Feb -. 1901,
vii close PROMPTLY 10 AL eases n thr G,Ieral
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steamship 81. Louis. via Southampton at $40
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You are cordially invited 20 visii our orrces and
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NATIONAL BIS1IIT CONPtNy.
Regular Dividends Declared aud Did Director
Reelected.

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The annual mesting Of the stock holders
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D.. rst To Boston, ana thence ty ,tes nc' lts !;
al THIS ur"c daily at q 80 l. NJ Mails fur' Ctha
m rail to luri Ilmpu. liza. aIGtacu,c Is Sttamri
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VI I'm" cuuut'tt ng '.uStN gicuu SUNDAY Mtnrt>
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

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and the latest Matters Of Interest to Women
than The sun and EVENING SUk.-Ads
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IRON SILVER MINING tONrt>Y.

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Inc annual meeting ~ the stock ld'I> ~ TIC
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1tS FED T. BNRSt BLDG, controls .
bfgs ifi,t In 'hs vrty heart Il The fi,h
sst ol territory which the h brnti
Ciriofni, Ol Bslt h. yei produced.
irI numerous vel. nr The property are
now sldinc steady output ~ such
proportions tNit me COMPANY IS VOW
ACtt ALLY ~ \ SOLID FOlNbA-
iron and monthly DIVIDEND ~ me ctt
cent. ire being regularly piii from he
net earnings