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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06
Commissioner Massie's Office.
1113 East Main Street,
Richmond. Va. FEB. 10. 1901.

Commissioner MaSsie'S Office.
1113 East Main Street,
Richmond. Va. Feb. 10. 1901.
Bette Reed Plaintiff.
NJ R. Wallace. in lis own W.T. right t. and AS as
ceased, and the unknown. Defendants.
IN CEANCERY.
To All Parties in Interest:
named s,lit on the 18th day of February.
1901 by the |haucery Court of Richmond
creed mat :rhis Cause be referred to one
of the commissioners of this court, who
shall inquire and report:
IS. What are the debts and demands
outstanding against the estate OF said
Parthenia Jones. to whom such debts are
due. and the order of priorit1es among
them.
debts the said commissioner Will give no.
tice OF the time and place thereof ~ pun
LEGATION once a week for four successive
weeks in one of the newspapers published
in the city of Richmond. which publlca-
ton shall be equivalent to service or Such
notice on all parties in interest
TAKE NOTICE, That I shall proceed;
MARCH, 1901. at the hour Of II A., NJ.
20 execute said decree. when and where
you may attend. IL you think proper to
do so. Very reSpsctfuliE
EUGENE COM 8, m missi6hsr
A. W. Patterson. p. q.
V t EoTITY couRT1 OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 1tTFI DAY OF FEE
RUARY. 1901: p,,,.;r
Laura j. Williams Pialntitl
q p. WILLIAMS Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this is to. obtain divorce
a fvincuio matrimonii. by the plaintiff
from the defendant. and an affidavit hay-
ing been made and fled that the defend
ant is not resident of the state , OF , III
.inia he is required to appear here Win
in fifteen days after the due publication
OF this order s.nd do what is necessary 20
protect his interest herein.
A Copy-Teste: p. z. WINSTON.
w Fl. Beveridge, p. q. Gierk-
To C. E. WILLIAMS:
take notice that l shall. on the goth
DAY OF MARCH. 1901. at the office OF
w Fl. BE;EERIDGE. No. ., ana y
Eleventh Street. in the city OF richmond:
Va. between the hours of o A. NJ and
p M on that cay. proceed TO take the
denositions of ROBERT LUEH and
others 20 be read IN evidence in my be-
half in a certain sllit Gepeu.ing In the
Law and Equity Court Tor the CITY OF
Richmond. wherein You are deteneianI
caUse the taking of the said 6epositions
no not commenced on that day. or. II
commenced be not concluded on ina
dav tha taking OF the same Will be adj
iourned and continued from day 20 das.
or from time to time at the same place
1nd hatween the same hours. until the
same shall be COMPLETED
Respectfully yours.
LAURA j. WILLIAMS.
BY Counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

Mrs. "A. E. Straus is visiting her par.
ents, in Washington.
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TAKE NOTICE, That I shall proceed.
at my office, on the 10Th DAY OF
MARCH, 1901. at the hour Of IL A.. NJ
YOU may attend il you think proper to
do So Very respectfully.
EUGENE G.. MASSIE,
Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

VIM. L. Royal.
Atty. for Plaintiff in Error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

Miss Lillian Bay. of st. Louis, is the
guest of Mrs Decatur AStell. on West
Franklin Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

: 'o' JAMES 4. TILsI-AN. Clerk.
JOS P Sadier. y. q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs u P. Robinson and Miss
Robinson are i'm New York.
Miss Madge Freddy will leave Thurs
day for New Orleans. After a two-weeks'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

The Notwithstanding Chemical COMPANY
CJamss G. Tins,ey Branch -. .Pisintfn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

IN rTIE. CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE
/ CIRCI-ITs COURT Or THE COCNlNN5
OF POWiATAN. On THE frH DAY
ar, AJApCTJ ifgJf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

IN THE CLERKS OEfIGE. Or Ell:
or. PoWfTh'rAN. ON TIFF. 4TH DAY
OF MARCH. 1901:
William Fl. Brown .-.-...-....-. X is'iii.ilh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

!. D. Brady. Collector of Internal Rcve-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-06

There will be meeting of lakewood
Memorial Association, held in the brick
school house of st. Johns Church. to-
morrow at o'clock. \ full attendance is
desired. as it is the first meeting Of the
wear, and matters of Importance will be
brought before the association.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

would be "a freshet. in the fate Of the
little root bridge that came so near ~
ing under in the last high water. The
houses ~ the vicinity Of the pfluSe arr
dangerously near the low water marx
and the occupants soon found tha' thes
would have to move out, Sunday even
ing 1he foot bridge was Watthcu
very carefully all through the nish,
and stood the strain remarkably wen.
Mrs. Dubois, who lived in the toii
house. lied leaving all her belongings
behind her.
As the water gradually rose every
one saw that the toll house was
doomed and thought that when II went
II would take the bridge with IT. Inc
bridge, however, went first.
AT about 345 there was small
crash. followed by sparks Which
showed that one of the smaller spans
near the shore had gone. Then there
came louder crash. followed by I"
train Of sparks clear across tnc river.
These sparks We're a peculiar feature
ol the breaking up of the bridge th"t
was either caused by electric wires or
by ~" sudden swapping OF the c"ld
steel.
The toll house stood the strain until
o'clock in the forenoon. when i top
pied over into the river and sailed
quietly down, breaking up as it went
over the falls.
This completed loss Of $1,000 for
W. T. Ilaines ANA II. y. Eaton. who
had backed the scheme and who owned
equal shares. The bridge was COM
r!-tod last spring. In the spring
f.cshet two Of its piers We're damaged,
OH ~ them seriously.
Thcr, was considerable difficulty IN
settling up the affair 50 that ihe r.
pairs were made and the bridge thrown
cpon 10 tn" public only about three
weeks ago. Since that time II has been
duinc Very thriving business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Worn to a Shadow
A Prominent Lady Of HaIIoweiI Me-
Tells Of Her experience.

woman has periods
ties
the censtqgu good
o ritz.
ad occasion to 60 into drug about three months ago ~
ndnei 70 Try Iood was
interested IN your medicine took and as and
with equally good esutg" ga - taxing
Ire
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Capital Notes.

Thc change ~ a. chicg OF y a'Snsdt llsdt
Tuesday. when Judge Daring y Y. Nv
mont. viii succeed Mr Hackel'
Hampshire. lava
4. its meeting. AIonlHv tnc 4 h' M
bnar. dr construction iceomlhei Mia
saIc III thc receiving ship Vermont, ''
tas heen condemned as unsahitai!' III,
Al 4 result Of the nesotiati ati,,iI. !, I,,staty
have) nctu ~ progress between ,,'isistsr
HaJ ana Mr.. Rrln. the Danish T. ~ tie
tho Ias, obstacles Of subsIii,' sssIeu
pH.parati tion of the treaty ;,i III tecoaie
~ renv the l-nited otairS. MI ngssI oIsS IS
DinssesseLi ot The Danish "'S' ''''''
lands mas bee removed. "a.
Late a dvices received ~ tne ,s,,l s,l' shew
partmeni from its agents IN tHtHTs Nm solreris
that they have not retnittcG iHsi, si,,,,. Aid
to sarrr,. the release Of MISS soooir,t toa
are again seeking to open coinlilua;lS,t nhla,,;l,ts of
with the briean,ls with propap,pitnap- nitnap-
success. II * believed that ths th,;S' iha
nSrs II last have begun y M, rStiiad hi,ads y
MIR Dickinson, represents aI ti,,
that can he secured rs 4 Ealle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

| ed the nomination Of Hon phiIa-z.
hhoA 70 be attorney general of 4.
( hited States. When the Sena,a III
( disposed Of the treaty. the a,,o,asa
I generals nomination was caIlaJ ~
/ ihe discussion Of it turned unor -.
motion made by Senator Jones m A.
Kansas, 10 recommit the nonnirs,iax .
th- committee or Judiciary. II II
meantime publishing thu testiroon,.
hrdFlns upon the case.
Speeches in favor Of this Dronosit,or
We're made bv Senators Jones ana TN
A"F and la opposition by Senator's Hoa.
ANA Feltis. II was contended by H.
senators last named that the ONLY avi-
Hence presented against coufjrrna tior
mad been flied by members Of The AMI.
Trust League ana was yerv vaey,,o .ra
Indefinite
Th4 senators favoring The morion
said that il this We're true. there COMA
hr no objection on the mart ~ ma
friends OF the attorney general N MAJ.
inS All the facts within reach II ,ba
public ana th@ more time the conpjt
t-e should give to the subject. The mora
thoroughly the public would he CON
WINGED Of the fairness Of its position
when ultimately taken.
They dweIt at some length unon IA
charge made that the attorney general
previous 70 entering upon the duties OF
that Office, had been attorney for the
United states Steel Corporation Ana
tn- armor Ulato manufacturers.
III reply u these accusations il Vas
said that il Was legitimate for an al.
to-ney In private Lille to represent anv
interest in his official capacity and /.
was argued that his position as coun.
s-llnr for those interests could not l..
used leeitimately against him in CO..
nectiOn with his nomination to a pOsl-
Non under the present administration.
80 long as ~ had conducted himself
with prorriety his relationship az AL
attorney should not ~ used to his i'll
jury as an official
The Vote on the motion to recommit
was lost. The ballot stood 20 to-
There vas no roll call On the notion.
confirm which Immediately followes&.l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

titudo IN furnishing basebai.y " tbe
League. The contract with the league was
mad'' u years ago. 4 vote was taken
ana il was decided the contracts should
bc r"n"W,S. The firm furnishes IJJ balls
to each ciub each season free of charge.
all others being purchased at Sll lmr
dozen.
Dur ne the day Spalding had recei-,d
q letter from Henry Chadwick Of BROOK
iNn. IN which Chadwick upheld his
course. Chadwiok has been getting y
pension from the league or s51 y month
and. after Ills letter was read Spaldiu-
mpacl that " l" made Slp ana tHiy way
done ih" matter to ~ finally passed at
me lrt.rr meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The Dama1e at Fairfield.

The freshct eT"ctually hlockadrd
business ut Fairfield although tac town
did not suffer so very much. Tho
wooden tramW&y bridge of The Somer-
set 4 i<enncbec Fibre 90. across the
upper end Of the canal vas carried
away and 'loated down against the
small iron bridge near the foot of the
canal. The latter was severely shaken.
put was il passablc condition. last
evening
The bulkheads of the dam at the
lower end of the canal have been badly
damaged. The basement of the WOODEN
mill was flooded although little dam
age resulted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
ENORMOUS DAMAGE.
Continued from page ID


The toll bridge was lifted from it's foun-
.1,,fops ~ ire great mass OF logs and
,-ant vhirlinc away down with the cur
rent The end Of the East Madison WOOL
IN mill dve house was the next obstruc-
tion ana this was brushed away as east
IL as the toll bridge. The east and south
walls of the new annex TO the iii0i"'' -
Snring wooden mill went next ana the
machinery was hopelessly tangled up WIN
logs and ice.
At the Great Northern Paper 60 :.
nlant the loss was enormous. Inc wh".c
brick side wall of the genei aIor room was
forced in on the expensive c4ectrlcai ma
,hinery In the basement wher" the
water stood nine feet deep, y carloads o.
finished paper was stored ready for SNIP
rnent. ana this was ruined. large
uuantity Of sulphite pulp piled outside the
mill was carried away and the great titt-
tr.cal switch board also has disappeared.
Several weeks probably viii be nrcrs-
sary 10 make repairs and dlrinS tina;
time the large number Of workmen Will
be out of work
The streets in the lower section Of the
town are hlIed with ice ana debris, win
dows are missing and the interior oi
houses are partly filed with logs and ice
which were carried through the window
ana doors by the Hood on Water street
is a two-slory house. badly crushed ana
lying Oh iJs side
For height Of water and damage -
property along the shores, an records
mt Fairfield were broken. the river Iis-
ing four fcc; higher than ever before
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The World OF Labor.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
ASTl.ANARCHf BILL.
Sub Committee Appointed to Draft Measure 10
Present TO Congress.

Wa-nire,on Drc. I6-Chairmln Ray
lr ill.,. House Judiciary. today, appointed
he special Comm.ttec to draft an anti
Anarchy measure.
RAY. =. ~: Jenkins. Wis; Diversified:
ina: i.Ittryii,ld Me- ReUublicans; aHa.
LauhIm. Tex. Elliott 5. O.. Smith. N.Y.
ma Fleming, Democrats.
The special committee will meet alt5l
the hnuuuys ANA TN the meantime tlh
.nairnau Will introduce a measure WIl'VA
will he th, basis of committee acuon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
GOV. AND MRS. HILL
The Guest al Dinner o. Cong 'essman and |
Bur!eieh at Washington.

Washington Dec. l6.-tSpeciaD,-
COY. ana Mrs. Hill have been here. To-
IaE. ana Mere the guests at dinner,
mis- evening, Of eX-Gov. and Mrs. Bur
leigh at The Richmond. Senator Hoar
VT Massa achusetts. ana Mrs. Martin and
IJtlr son were also Of the dinner party.
iuv.rnur ana Mrs. Hill win leave for
lumr. tomorrow night. Dr. F. c.
Thayer of Waterville, is also here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
ANDR0SCOGGIaG RISING.
Lisbon Falls Reports 5-Inch Rise Morday
and Expects Heavy Damage.

Lisbon Falls. Me. Dec. I6.-G'n;llu.
weather conditions prevail here. the thr--
'noln't"r registering only 10 ,lerr....
'''Ne zero, while thc river Il still rising
""Nihs com" up FIVE inches since ,lis
morning The water covers the tracks
n ne Maine Central Railroad :, , LIT.
~, ~" Inches. Should th,. river ,,nu,jn-
mo rise rise great damage will he. dom. Ia
factories Of Ike Worambo wno,en
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Seth Low lakes Oath o. G,iicc.

N.w York, Dcc, 16. Seth Low. took
thr cath IF rliirr as mayor of NcN
York this afternoon. before justice
Morgan j. o'I;ri-n i'm the supreme
court. Mir. Low will assume Office at
rcun. Jan. /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

am-rfmrI striking out of The pre-
amhIa in the reference to inc Clayton
iiuNvrr treaty thc words without inn
pairing the general principle " ncG-
tralizatIon established in Article VIII
ot that conventions. also the following
words III Article II relating to tle pur-
chase W stock subject to the pro-
visions uf Thu present treaty" als0 til
"f Article I'LL relating to the neuraiiHa-
tiui. ut tN.. canal also all INF Article IN.
declaring against chang. az territorial
SnN, rciguJS. All of this was embodied
II on, amendment ana defeated is
Id ~
The treaty then Was ratified hy
vote of II to s. as follows:
Yeas-Aldrich. Allison. Bard. Berry,
EcN,r-lge. Burnham. Burton, CAR
mack. Clapp. Clark, Mont. Clark,
Wyo.. CLAW. Cockren Cuilom. Deboe.
Dietrich, Dillingham;. Dolliver Dubois,
Fairbanks Foraker, Foster. La. Fos-
trr, Wash. Frye, Gallingyr, Gamble,
Gihson. Hale. Hansbrough. Harris.
Hawlcy. Heitfeld. Hnar. Jones. Ark,
l(ean. kearns kitlredge, Long, Nc
Comas. McCumher. McEnery. McLau-
M. Mss, NrLaurin, :. a.. MCMlllan.
Martin Mason. Millard. Mitchell.
Money. Morgan. Nelson. Penyose. Per
kirs. PvttuS. Platt. Ct. patt. =. y.
i1itchard. Proctor. Quarles, Scott,
Simmons. Simon. Spooner. Stewart.
Taliafcrro. Turner. Vest, Warren.
Wellington. Wetmore-12
Mans Bacon. blackburn. Culher-
son. Mallory. Teller. Tillmun--6.
Bailey paired With Depew and FL
hins: RawlinS paired with Hanna and
ScNtll.
Those VINO did rot vote and for(
whom no pairs We're announced are:
Daniel. Jones, Nev.. Patterson and
Quay. \
The adjournment al G.2S T. NJ was
rs q mark ot respect To the memory OF I
the late Representative Marriott Bros I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The Jacksons In 1ictci.

i.ond.n Dec 16.-Thcodorc and
Laura Jackson (Diss de Bar) were. to-
day, indicted here BY the grand jury
for the horrible practices Of which they
have been accused.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
MADISON is RELIEVED.
Danaer Is Over and People Now Commencing
TO Repair Damages.

Madison. Aie.. De. l6-liivrr fallen
. fy-t since 10 o'clock. last night The
danger Is passed. The water still rush
ing down Mill street. The street is
swept away IL depth of to feet.
Tho bridge across the canal i badly
damaged. /,
Three barns on Weston island with
-I0 tons Of hay were washed away.
Lower Main street is badly quilted.
Two houses on Mill street are under
mined and topping. and two others fill
cd with ire and logs.
The logs We're swept out Of Jones <
Gctc mills mill pond
There is ~ water in the village W2-
ter system, today. and a bad outlOoi.
in case o. fire. Water viii probably b.
turned into lie main. tomorrow.
Thco lore Wcston's house, one AMI
onc-half m:lC al'o>r the village. is sur-
rou1lcd by Water un to tn" window
Sills
Mikmcn 81 into the town from An
son. The hauled the milk pungs
across tn railro2d bridge by hand.
The @elc"tmen will lay a board walk
IN the railroad bridge, tomorrow. T."
accommodate foot passengers.
The Golfer lam at the new paper mill
Isl re.or.c! c1yriel away.
Every section on the Somerset Eaii-
road reports Wash"uts or culvcrts Car-
riei away. No trains are running. To.
iay.
There is no clectics ana no telegraph
en- telephone connection except by Pos
tai.
II VIII ~ some time before the pan.r
mill and Indian Spring woolen mil,
can be put into condition to run.
Tn" Madison Wooden Company mills
will start ncNt week
Th" loss Is estimated I'd, over $500, 0t..
~" kcnnch-c river had fallen ~is
i8et lrnnt' its highest point Of the Gay
AZ dark tonight, vet the water Was
I"urinS in wild fury through Mil
street. The bridge across the canal
i.'a been wrecked. two houses ON Neil
street tilled with ice ana two otnc~e
twisted off their UNDERMINING Thrc
harms on Weston island, with $50 tons
"I hay have gone down the river
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. Dec. l6-The Ptesids'l,. !.
;odav sent the following nominations
The Senate: ,..;,, al
Arnnstook. Me-. Thomas II. PhaT. !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Bread Riots at Vienna

vienna. pec. i6.- About SVv adlog
cut of employment ana Tbcy
bread began iioting here to"'' :, ,ieal
v.r.. dispersed hy the rol'ce'
~ rrr rioters were injutet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
AN INJUNCTION
Secured by Andrew Freedman
Against A. G. SpaIding
To Restrain Him from Acting as
President of National League
Spalding Says Freedman Is Out OF The League
and Out 10 Stay.

business of the National League in any
way whatever.
The order further restraints Nicholas
=. Young from delivering to Spaldng
any Of the books. records. papers OF the
league. The defendants are ordered -
show cause before Judge Scott, Dec.
18th inst. why the injunction should
not be made permanent.
IN this action Mr. Freedman repre-
-cnted the \eW York. Boston, Cincin-
natl and ST. Louis baseball clubs. these
four being the organizations whose re-
spcctive presidents left the meeting Of
the National League magant"s AT the
Fifth Avenue hotel. early Saturday
morning last. Mr.. Freedman declared,
tonight that there shall be no further
controversy between himself ana Mir.
Spaldirg. Wno stands replescntatiy"-
nf the other four clubs iu the National
League Brooklyn. Philadelphia. chi
cufo aud Piusburg liz asserts that
whatever future action may b" taken
w s-tltr t1" ught ln ma" League uiIl h"
aiken ID Ill" courts.
rs thr injunction proceedings Mr
g'r,odinau hop, 0" havr IN. election uc
Air. Spaldir- -a -r,silrnt ~. tao
league declared ill,=rl
The legal papers Iu Mr. Ft..Gttau-e
uit u-r" Sawed on Nr SpaiaD- .alr
n the afternoon aS h.- vas !rayIug tr-
meeting roum .t tlr np,.l. when. h-
.,..t i,, . ..,.,. - .....t.1.,. , .s.
"4~u" i"i XXI" '--' ilu'r '"il'@-NE
do, iaiati"u la th. a:: .rr.au ;A.t u"
Nue president o. 'ar hague .rl a--
iauug Mn Freedman our mi tH- Na-
.tuua I.luu, Furth. than Z. .n41.
wv. .,,..,.,.. 4. r..-.,...... ,t...- N. r-l
'+'i'
hAA MAS 'h' "t iH' N"t"i'.t .-' .tI'.
dr ~r.tiiuE lIf nothing tisyarD.tE.
N.r,. r,ll.v.,- wv. r.-.i.r ,...-t.
'' +"''i l.'''l '.i'N ''' t't'i'N "''~ 'ii-
amount to aU -Nf ul~lnu .' Mn. Fr,rd-
,r.r bvt others .r..-.l adversely .tl..I
'-- 'oI'-'. ii'i~ i'''''7' Ri S"i' -'li
1Hu hli hnf l"' -l spelled it"in iAr q
league. IRA III Pu.r.- raaI.. 81 -nu!.
.f....,.r ,r ,,rI.r n.. -.t.T tr.. -f.. ,,.,5o,.
E ''' N.Y. '''' .' ''''''
'''EIrN lt'I Hu'f dt l'l" "1f"ttt4"" '- (
h- national a.r,-N, ~. y., lyr-I I
,h.f w.. t,ti,... n ...,,.- IL. ,t5..,.f.i .....I
'llt N'h'i' i'''i+ ''' '-lt iitA''.
nv hIr / Want tt --a iu Il-t h..l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

Fire at Pittst.cld. n. H.. Monday. dc
4truyCd one Of the finest business blocks
in the CITY, ,ntailing a loss OF from 49,
ru1 10 S.uCnG
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
NON. PHllaNDER c. KNOX
Is Confirmed by Senate as Attorney General Of
United States.

Washington, Dec. 16-Just before ad-
journment, tonight, the Senate coniiri..-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The Passing Of the Foot Bridge.

There was great interest in the city
as soon as il was known that there
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

The adjournment al c.oS T. Nj. was
rs mark &C respect 10 the memory OF
the late Representative Marriott Bros
ius OF Pennsylvania. Senator Pearose
presenting the customary resolutions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
57lh CUNGRESS.

Continued from page ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

cAGToEa.- a. ~ r.,y,
.Ihc klad Yoa Have Alnst l'aI
;is','. ;isa.tars 'n T< MzIt7s
II G1xx@f /r'tt'
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-12
A Great Newspaper.

The SUNDAY edition of The 81, :.
Louis Republic is Il marvel of modern
newspaper enterprise. rhe organiza-
of Its news service is world wide. CON.
plcie in esery department: in fact. su-
perinr ts that Of any other nswspa-
per.
The magazine section in illustrated
in daintilv tinted colors aud splendid
half tone pictures. This section con.
tains more high-elass literary mat
ter than any Of the monthly maya
zines. Tbs fashions illustrated ia
RAtural colors are especially valuable
Ia the ladies.
The colored comic section is =
genuine laugh maker. The funny
csrtooos are bv the hest artists, The
Numerous stories are high class BY
authors Of national reputatisn.
Sheet music. high-elass. popular
ssng il furnished free sverv SUNDAY in
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The price of The Sunday Republic
mail one year 10 g. Co. Fer sale by
all news doslers.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-12
caugh. a Dreadful Cold.

Marion knske. manager for 7. ~,
Thompson, large importer of fiur
Chicago, savs: During the late severe
weather caught dreadful cold which
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One Of my nilliners wss taking Cham
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fer mvself 1t acted like magic and I
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-12

Carl NJ. Downing, assistant posi-
master at Lamar until recently, plead
ed guilty before Judge Hallett in the
federal court at Pueblo to stealing s462
worth of posttfice funds while engaged
in the discharge Of his duties. G. e..
E"odale and prominent residents OF
Lamar testified to the previous good
character Of young Downing and
asked the clemencv OF the court. Judge
Hallet instead OF sending Downing
t" the penitentiary. gave him only ten
months in the Pueblo county Jail and
sentenced him TO paw fine OF $500.
po"niDg's parents were in the court
room and hi, mother was Frustrated.