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The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
AMUSEMNTS.
HOMNSpUN HEART.

\ play Of intense heart interest
a1I one inlcropcrs'l Il with patnos,
bright comedy AMI strOnL sit Ialions
5 "A i'"u cspun Heart" which
comes tpENn,l Opera Hons Tonight.
The a-cAa Of : play is IaiI in CEN
ira OHIO aud lctIs the atcry OF the
love Of Il young coupe in aruraI com.
munlty, who are for time parted
through the dark designs OF Il misery
o.d-muuey-'cn'"r, aided by a schem-
iGg al d'rM'ure,S, but in the end they
are thNdrtrl through the efforts Of
the NQ)l-Mltlt1 brother Of the hero
Inc. AS sweet as Il spray Of apple
blossom, i his gem Of pastoral
drINls. All the scenes are familiar,
and tMcjn !, no stra!uug for unnat-
urdI ELECTS. Tnt action is ursk and
rapid, .Le c.ilndNcs real aud natural,
,he humUr uroII an iaUEtubIe, the
setting lrU9 and t,picat IT the envi!-
uuMrnt wherein LIv story is supODs-
cd " have been tV.I, Altogether.
one r.s not tull 10 ENJOY these clAp-
t"ro fro IL Ln every day love Story, The
c.np'ny comprises SIcn wa,j-Nnown
people Il, Hanruc Warren, Lulu Il;
Pcr. LucIle Alien Walker. tsieie
tio"arj jryJ Macy, Harry l., Dun
Nnaru, AlarN j.. Evans. WEI II.
t.a,.. nlD. C,.rlc, W Porter McrrIu
l.roduucn,Juu Bur,n AAI BaJy UAa.
tree.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
TENTH MATINEE RACES.
Five Events To-day at Horse
Show Park Track.

Five good events are booked for
the tenth matinee under the auspices
of the Gen tlemen's Driving Club at
the Horse Snow Park this afternoon,
The entries and classes follow:
Event No. |, trotting. mile heats,
2 in 3 W b. Austin, b. e., Rex. j.;
DR.. II. p. Ewes, pr. m, Cant al; }. Z.
Winchester. p. m, Mabel MorreIl.
Event No. 2. trotling, mile heats,2
in 81. r. Wallace, blk. e.. Bonnie;
W. H. Churchman, blk m, kaLha.
rine G.; DR.. II. Garrett. Jr.. pr, S.,
Candy Chimes; E. II. Brennan, pr. s,
Delaware.
Event No. 8, trottine, mile heats,
2 in 3-H. r. Wallace, ch. M, Bette
Barnes; DR.. w. B. Ashbrook, b. G.,
Bob Crouch; j. P. Winchester, b.
m., Miss jefferson.
Event No. 4, trotting, mile heats,
2 in Sc. T. Pustles, b. g., Marine;
w. N. Hare, b. g., King Allie, W.
S. Tanguy, b. G., So-So; Huxley
Harvey, b. m., Ida Gray.
Event No. 5, pacing, mile heats,
2 in 81. w. Campbell, blk. g., All
G.; j. NJ Thomson, br. G., Cadvola;
W. b. Austin ch. G., Job Edison; E.
p. Moody, +. G, Butts Kohn; w. S.
Tanguy. b. m, Jessie Wood.
Complimentary tickets of admis-
sion can be had of S. b. Cooling,
secretary French street near Fourth,
or the president, William H. Church.
man, No. 7 West Ninth street
Dubeil the natter
Go to Charles E. Dubell for your hat
and cars OF all stvls. No. ! East Thirij
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09

SOUND AS A DOLLAR

SOUND AS A DOLLAR
That is the result Of a course
of treatment with SCOTS
Emulsion. We have special
reference to persons with weak
lungs and sensitive throats.
SCOTS Emulsion does some
things better than others.
This IS one of them. 1t has a
peculiar action on the throat
and lungs which gives them
strength and makes them
tough.
That's how SCOTS Emul-
sion drives out coughs, colds
and bronchitis. 1t keeps them
out, too.
Wen send YOU little to try, if you like.
SCOTT s BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street, New York.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
TII.} ME~~MNUER BOY.

'Tnr Ne,'2Ir1t HD'', muSiclI
r,medy wltl It iuuon aHd New
lor> endorsement Wi BE- tHpujtrac-
lnu 10 ttan'.s1 u,m,' oI F'rIiay
uj-ua 1@n cast IS hralrI by the
It. .ru"'a.. t.rl9l u shon:tj the
"Euy' pr,lJl SIDUt have Il part
just ,ul"l lD uIa M'tupi wnicn ar
Of t.a U,o.4r,L Aul Years ago it
W., pu1 N~r g. DA,bn'~ mouLn in
I.rto,'@m' Vli it ,,.roI u'I uDy oun
IT rDi' nu,. 'opt..r 2uimaIl.,i Sal
or.i uGGu.utnar, Du 81 le pT,incso -,
ICg. Mnu,u W. h.o is . WJIlItr.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
Splinter Caused Terrible Death

After suffering agony for two
weeks and with her b1ly almost
the shape of bow, Aba HarrlnG.
ton, II years of age, died at the
home of her parents, at Harrington, ,
yesterday. The little girl was con
scious most of the time. The blood
poisoning. which developed into tet-
anus, came from splinter, which
the child ran in her foot.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
he Prize Pear Grower.

james Foulkc, the Booths Corner
granger, Is the prize pear grower in
TIN, vicinity, So far as can be learn.
ed. He grew six large pears of the
Duchess variety, which in a bunch
weighed just SIX pounds and three
ounces. In size the fruit was mon
strous, and the pears are as good as
they look.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
LinoIeum, Floor,
Table and. Stair
Oil Cloths.

Something over a year ago we
began to handle the above, and
to-day have a nice trade in them.
Can we have a visit from you to
inspect this addition in connec-
ton with our complete assort-
mcnt Of Wall Papers and Window
Shades?
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
Malt Pinnt Burned.

BURLINGTON, Vt, Oct. 0.-Thc
burlington Malt cornpany's plant has
been destroyed by fire. cntaiIng loss
of $4,000: insurance. $4,000. A high
wind rendered the fight of the fire
men unavaiIing. Straw stacks a quar-.
embcrS and were burned
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
GoyeCnOr HIiss tnhOrseJ.

WASHlNGTON. oct. 9.-Governor
A. r. Bliss Of Michigan was thrown
from his horse near Washington cir
Gle during the &. A. K. parade and suf
fcrcd several bruises about the body
He was treated at the Grand Army
hospital ana later removed to his hotel.
His injuries are not regarded as seri-
Gus. TIL" governor roGc with his Old
regiment III the Michigan division.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
@iil)N GIRL.

"N.r.~' .nln, Our., cones to tn
'!wI@ tl,.,' lnNt ru.r,lIy uiguL d.
re,0 rwn'ur irt@ "''n,ao@agemrn;
a. }.~ Hr..,. ~.or TheAjr', FauN
,. .,.l WHrr' ii tat, ,ln ,ble / large
0..'rIi',~ nl.U.,G. "ImAaOY IsIrI'
',.. ',u.c,I I,....,u' 81, tat OF lunrIuI.
vuOuu- r-u,., HI,.iunt Costumes,
-or.u,.> .U.g. anj pretty girls.
H.,- >.'..u Il.ucuII,Jn i, The
ulu,L l.uuuD
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
,LH..- LAL.,E W. ( Nyl,ANY.

,n"-, IAlI'E ST.. ( CpN'lNY.
Iae rep.uU.ro or avs to b. pro.
du,rI by i.a Dorat iaylon Stock
Company (, the Gramt GperI tlous4
JI.IU line week nj D1t0yar 49, IS
"HlH d. '...l. i TIE strongest vet
"i"H.p'.i .. auy pr1 oar pr!cc Or.
qu,I/dlpH. I}y sp.r'a. infringement
".ln VI, r'iaGceS IIod.,on Burnett
lDtl ,ol"0us cJ,ueIy "LILtIc Lord
+ WGIifru ~'lt U4 gwen. Another
&C. e..AleI pay IS 'i|rDu f'rou
. ur. tuJ 2eI 4 revival at the Car
r,cr 'nrJtrc IA Nnw York and Ia
ny>.r cu,r daring the pest season.
wa" ". t,' ii, S HI4n,tlc-nt proLuG.
f., ,@s 1T .ua w'2k wl.. ne That Of
'.ur' rr : ,H uJrtl. ~ lusL'' Beau.
l.u, sc-U ". WJAderIul mechanical
e'l.rt, lHl I.tr}e.uNI electrical SUI
uiI>ro "In.u cDnDlue LV produce an
cU-omue complete and ma Gstic.
". JuIlctte'5 curious ciylL war drama
'lIv. Jy IT,. hu"uv" is another
lNpu,JnH lrptucuotn
Inc death shot hISSing from afar
Iue y. OK, ju" shout, the groan U war.
i1i.rn eUuo HE'D IN tots stlrrIng
nl1tG or .H', CI,yIry aud intrigue.
T. IWtn MIDnn kDy.cS "Strugge for
LtIu - gives strOnE series Of pictures
Of AucrIlAu life. The characters
ave IL a wDrli Of wealth and the
CoaluHUg a0d scenic environment
!, Part .CudlIy rltu. or the balance
OF We extensive repertoire changers
u[H ''real lIv' "Ou'v a Farmers
pdu! a True American Giro
"a }uluDSht 70 ,y' and "A Ilar M
less iurtduuU will round out week
uf entertainment popular aud eX hi.
arNLIng. The company viii open
with matince NJ onday.
II gh School Literary Society,
The High School Literary Society
Of the Wilmington High School has
Resumed lis regular Friday alter
noon meetings..
These gatherings are enjoyed by
the student members and a,Cmni
and are entertaining. Delightful
programmes have been arranged Tor
future entertainments, Everett Z.
B0lton IS president Of the class and
Agucs &. Tfayuor Is secretary
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
~ ilS E.I "a

The .umor E.AII ., the LAYTON
Home rpoatl Il D,,,A, I5 OIl Ie,-
ip"a Tempe, OIHure street. a,OYe
Tenth, lolAy, 10 nDHLU9e uut.i oct.
~ y Iua,IucraHe dance WiI N' uc.I
tonight ani tuOI drc,5 reception ca
I'll! evening vi blJu.I II
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, !
LUCAS COUNTY I

LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that lie
is sOnOr partner of tho firm Of f. j.
CHENEY u Co., doing businoss in the
City of Toledo. County and State nfore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
ONE HUN DRIED DOLLA Rs for euch
and every case OF CATARHH that cannot
be cul ed by me use Of HALLS CATARRli
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subcsibed In
my presence, this 9th day Of Decem ber,
a ID. 1886.
- A. W. GLEASON
SEAL NOTARY PCRLIC
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces OF the systeIn. Send for los
timonials. free.
u. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, Zoo.
Halls Family filis arc the best.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
| qnh ,n'i.d.. .vlily.

The u: aware Equal suffrage
Asst r'a' on hr4ntI,l4I l0 hoIl ITS
"oad1I state ouyenton IN Whining
ton Oh tHs d.'-ruuu AuI evening
Of october 'HenlY 'ujrI,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
ting I sMoIernuiLlnAIn1

Farmers 10 the ncI5 5hboruuot Of
'u%'on are .osug hu,, III ARE
numbers from caorrl AsI,I, too
early tor bul:uerIus the hogs the
l4rmers are sure to b. heavy ,o7cr4
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
Ill" u,l -lrpt,.

ne ''tt ~I'lE',
The nli2."Y, ra. .-,, O., l.G.u ,
work ulti Dur niun rAurr, giuut
some cunrcs-luu-. I'Trsl lrul AlI.A
ell Of tine N.ur.~ l..uu Nt~t,l,.l,.
mailed his answer ~ o.. po,..-,l
Of President E.o~ ,@' tAu ,u.
miners -LoM gruIuioN,lt.. '..-.-
ing to Congress Ut ;Ye l.r-.-au.,f
to bring about rrtmm- r,uu.a.a.,
ed by a Nan .u, 'ulom--lou lie
declined to state h.. uuvIr g. his
reply, but i'll view uI IN" a."m ur
the Mines Lnnu . I~o-~,m.. ,Aa'
1t is retu-A. t. a.r.ic.
NotwithsrandIa4 'hr lulrum-Iny
outlook II j. ~a.t tGa" among tAu~,
close to the President ,!rro j. a
feeling Of hDp"!wu-~- lIDN tine tc,
minatIun Of the -l.'ar VIA. net 1T.
loug Deferred ,hr Hre~Mrut. il Is
said, has ~ iHtrnrou ID. r4alIu.
his efforts lo "r.n4 u,o0t Il r,-uuup-
ton Of rOal mMnl
Beyond III" action 1T tito miners.
the most sIgH'uunt event D tho
day was conference IN E"tr York
last evening b"'v""u M N'a4" II
and his h"utruaW, ant SuAuU or-
Quay and pcnio.,.
The committees If H." %.'.3aI
Manufacturers A.>"2ptlmr. ~H.h
met the strike leaders .u iYraip. .ur
Tuesday were IL phIdp'rul ,..~.
terday, eNp"otlur 'ucul'-r ~ru.ti,r
operators, hu' lAr u.' " drr..a"d
the invitation h. lay rurr site Of
the controversy ho.1!n tD,. ,YuuuW-
tee. Att"rwoIrmL .I lay Dp, c,u-
mittee separated. =. m..' l.alu gu
October l4th
All the m.'!mou under pJrD.r,
are now in the ruM frlI- aul urr
respectfully rrceiyoI hy the -'l,<rra
who say that If the entire tinted
States Army wera sent t. the cpu
regions the workers would remain
/ out.
y Frank H. ThouYspr, Il pbl.ldrl-
hla, has begun plu~"uug~ IN tho
Anited States C.nmt Cy0ut ;urr. To-
We the cod cOinbIuc drrIorr HE
the strike i, atpll On The MN
Ee making pIu"ky fight for
demands and tine operators
,lay no signs Of surrender.
The Republicans should take WISE
counsel before taking amy step, that
4 may result III turning Sew Castle
county over to the Democrats.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
llun L,nIIh E'nilAd.

TERRE HAITE, Ind. oct. G.-Dan
Tatch failed TO break the worlds rec
ord here. making mil" in 2:Nl.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
.'.N"r!I>ti3. ! =


Til. bauNurtry of tua A.nri.rHu
Bicycle i'mPauy lH.j+'I"a IL" u',t
cYideu"" jha1 "ty.",sSHs pays, "t
rather, tboc u la.ur4 {, advertise
dos NO; pa,, ..ye .'-r., WynnLE.
The success oi H." "W.l bicycle
companies, whp1 ,'.n newspapers
and %p..G.. wore .uiI of ltr.r1i-
lcrtI>ouool>. rJ~ y'.,"7.a"i. Int
whru NE Dwt.in, .jlut.ln., WIS
form"oj ur'ujlu-. il the lo,y.u'@
Amerlrrn rtn..'NI.- ..a" r.vI'.. .-
WIerl ok to rrtrnDrh III all 1"pyr.-
meats aal ,"- .l '"!m ,-. It 81
douIug the aIy.r'..u% Il IT. il ~
to thr rr.''l "t .,Iou,' lr,w. who
was mot 'r'.g" i'll H. mua4,W''.
that he oi'ic.''r, ro lho n!mDopJo II
Of thl= ruj...y IT, an'y H., n..
own rNp"r.'~." 'Go' a'rpu~l"E
paiI AaH.- @r', ANA tr r,a..l,-l
precisely w."' @,DHI UJ t'tliui-
y"Ill7lnS .o.' dl-o "u'0't rou
pubJ' Injyr,-. ia Il" -.sorl W"D.i
diminish.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09

AN Interesting contest is appar-
entity about 10 be inaugurated be-
tween the Navy Department and
the Newport News Shiphuilding
Company, which has secured the
contract for building the new l6, 600
ton battleship Louisiana. In obedi-
encC TO Tie mandate of Congress,
tue Cvunecticut, which is sister
snlp OF the Louisiana, is to be, built
by the government in the New York
Navy Yard, and the Newport peo-
ple ala said to haze challenged Sec
retary NOoly to a race III tie mat
ter Of construction. As the vessels
are eNurtly Y alike, aud must be built
under ldentral specifications, the
result suOutd 90 much toward show
ing whether government or private
& 'netruC tiOn under existing Condl-
uoMS, IS prpfr'ahln FROM the view
polnt Of speed, efficiency and econ.
olny.
THE women Of the hrocnlvn W.
{. /. [. have been @rea, y exercised
Of late over the display OF a " .o-
key advertisement in which Mayor
Low, Nhlaucey ". Dapew aud var-
luUs utuCl { ..iueut citizens Wrr"
pictured as enjoying the beverage
IL question:. In rrS rousr to pro-
test ,,rWardei 10y Differentiation,
Low YoIlteil lnfn.ms tur lrn.alh"
rilHHrDm- Of Temperance mat lie
hd, H,Ner d,uhurlInu the uar ct his
portrait Ia In" capacity cUmpj"lnyi
"t, hUt tn,I he cuumol stop lis rNhI-
litiJn s1urr there is no law which
VIII rutHir him tpdo -.h F,a state
ment shows It void in legislation
tuar lui%ht we'll be suppllci to pro
tert PERSONS who object to the L.
PRODUCTION uf ilelr photographs Ill
advertisements
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09

l"u ga" j.I +. .ra II og
wrong rH"-. .U. ..I 80 o.
tor a~Nr '!.. J. 3u..a. 1.u
dldut My" HHt@1 49, u ul If
y know -. .A u. -. ID.
Crook It's " tg.,2 , -,E-. a,'"u
I" oulH" a Or'''tn' 'b.0.p Int
hdn".
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
nlnlML Enrin. VIZ 2 a--m.

%oN0t0r f!lNMN, N Nvgl ININE ms
poiitna. tour 1t Wu"2s!nE. ", Va,
the other iHy, sal /:
'iho OruporI- u.,.D "nt.l> U.,'- rhotr f.
'SDlr Ihr Iyphu:.u~ .. e l,,od l'.i F4>
:. nI thr j,"t uI u.lI, j., .|If .. 'M,r. I......
Lac, OouN. .n,nd ,.rt nu '.,'. un ~a't..n. p,
leave welt rupt,gh tlnrr.', It uG lG"" H,rI
T.. ,hc bug. '3tI,ul "uD .pI.-r IlrG /. 'l,'.
Ij"u.'. r.~-lu.r 'n' g.. i"lu '"u-. i.'.'. ...l
hr drlrAu. ,h'> ldI '-.rr U. jn,tr. H"n- 'lN
come u.rr nuMlr.I u'o -.at "a. lruu fu.
pu,. i!DI l~ 4 Ir ... .Iu. .U.f 5.l ...'lO. Dr.
Ilu-' r"w Your l.. ~H.uIrI, 800 rr....
lH uaN ur.ar' l.,p H., ,o. ur NOT r.1 u.,. 8
IN .-I Iu. ...UI ,ia. IN 4 '.. IUr.. I n,.D.r.
So I'd. N., .r. lp.... .. l.. lD.. |Y' f. ID IT
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The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
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The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
Pension Attorney

CoI, Wainwright, ) West Seventh
street, secures increased pension.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
Wilmington, Del, October 9, 1902.
The Election Contests.


The JOINT campaign committees o.
the Republicans OF New Castle
County met yesterday afternoon TO
canvass the vote OF last Saturday >
primaries. There We're no contests
rs to the county ticket and none Il $
10 any other positions excepting tor
the nominations tor Senator i'll the
First Senatorial district and tor
Representative IN the Second Rep
resentative district. And those con-
tests were both with special reser-
once to the vote of the Eleventh
district, where the face Of the re-
burns gave James W. Robertson,
for Senator and Erwin + Philips.
for Representative, about 1919 ma
jority over George w. Sparks and
Charles A. Rudolph. As the major
ity of Robertson in the whole Senu-
torial district was 81, the status Of
the Eleventh district where the
vote was questioned, became ltn-
portant. Philips majority III the
whole Representative district was
BS.
The returns of the Eleventh dis
trlct gave Sparks only 3t and hu,
dolph only 81, whereas they claim
to have the alfillvIt5 ol about 50
persons that those persons voted for
them. We're they able to establish
such to be the case, they WuUiI
show that the election in the EIeE-
enth district was unfair and that
other things being cIuaI they were
nominated instead OF Robertson 1ul
Philips.
A second point against Philips is
the allegation that be has not lived
in the Second district tur one year,
as required by The Constitution. II
that be true, it is difficult to see
how he can get on the tir>et The
constitutional provision GOUNd in
Section 3 of Article : Is a. follows
mo person shall hrH E.Ir,~, HuD}p wiI.,naI
not have attained iur H-nu! = F|r- und ru'"
been a citizen alu .I..uD.'ou' I'll tho state three
years ncNl rrJr~.Ig '.,lu.. # nI.l ...I..l. ml0l
the last year Of 'Iut '.lW i.'. .'.iaIr e .H I.,
Representative dI~lu, 80. d. ..u uy. .a.. h. ,Ilr
sen, Ni~'~N h" StH IuEr hu.,. vi. cut ,H lU. IuI-
lie hlsINus, Ut the III'n' ~.a.,,.pl sd .... .'a.D
The committee yesterday rerDult-
ed the ballots IN the Eleventh vut-
ing district. which did not mu'eri-
ally change the result aud then re-
fused to hear NGiduNits Otierrd by
Mr.. Horace &. Knowles tJ show
that more votes were ru., for
Messrs. SPARKS and Rudoluii than
were counted. Finally Dv il tie vote
the committee dIj npt accept the
returns Of the Eleventh DISTRICT.
With those returns ont Of the total.
Sparks and RudUipu were uUulua
ted. But III AL proIHDIty two sets
of names will he Ii"l with Clerk Of
the Peace E.m-i.y for the ourlil
ballot, Sparks ana Rudolph by the
Regular RepunIIrau-. aud kobrrt-
son and Philips hy the unIou Re
publiCans.
If there was rrunk"d work IN the
Eleventh district tn" Doinl commit.
tee should have IHy".U4drcd IT luur-
oughly. The h"rvp'r.tu party a,-
serves better Of IT, trvwIs ,nuu
that allegations oi lruuI -uoqll p.
ignored.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09

Entered at the Wilmington PoStuncc as second
class matter under act OF tuugrc>, OF March 8,
1879
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
ntnrrh a i t'tt ! ,.~

Lu@d Cream B1'u.l. .un.l..n-
Gu'" ~ popI~r ia mas 10 .@a.,,.
rs Ely - Cream hltu '.l '@pl,.
IAr"i i"r'ur' IN a.Hn.'r-.ug. Is
highly prIlnl by lDo,> w.n have
h""u ""rHslom'i spn0 Upl pu},l.
rIdn9 for >urn 'r'atupnj Nauv
physicians are II Iug auj prr~.puy-
my II, All III" ~ lIIuh prDpcrtu,
Of In" celebrated rrau Nmm are
r"nI"lue III the L4Dld fJrm wuI,h
Is Il"ts, nl"IuHnI It -rrEuJ rGD,
All dru-1I- ;. or bg mul Ely
tiroth"lS. - Warren street, New
YORK..
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
th-,u'u,riN, irr.,,.

bnt'le T"0uI' "iIDy dn ,.la
like ynU. ru-."r.
Jre-l' Foylu'r .l'.-a.ui.. "%rrv
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Let the }ooPlr -, to it Ihot JIr
h"ludIrUut Win rbe tu-rn-.jo!1l
tight Throughout the cpuuuy.
a crH"Gw "ljluua,y in "I'Ai3,.-
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Payable in advance.

Cash sent through the mad Ntu ur at the ScWl.
ers risk; all rcmjlHncea suHIIu bu uuuIr DE i'e
tered letter, poAtolrc or express moucy oruct, Or
check
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PRICE, na-... - II NENT.
By Mail, 10 .dsr lryp,lu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14
Methodist Church.

Bro. W. |. Whittier will occupy
the pulpit in the morning,-Chil-
drcn's Day Program IN the eve.
ming.
The League lesson is on Tenn
pcrancc. Zach Eagle leads. make
I, II rousing meeting.
The pastor. Clarence Matthias
and Clarence Smith represent our
League at the Stale Convention n,
Salida this week.
Stcreop,ican I.ecture-"Strangc
Corners of Our Country 4 Cid
Dwcllcrs of Colorado" Friday night
June 2O-Grcat show 25c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Thursday closed the three days
reunion of the G.. A II. at Rocky
Ford, which was a most success
full one.
AT the business session We'd
nesday the encampment of the G.
A. Il. of Colorado and Wyoming
decided to hold the encampment
next year at Cheyenne. Rocky
Ford people presented the pre-
siding officer with a gavel made of
petriiied cantaloupe. The cleo
ton resulted: Department com
mander, j. w. Hubbs OF Victor;
senior vice commander, L. b. Up
ton; junior vice commander, II. II.
Mellett of Arvada; chaplain, w. /.
Whittier Of Monte Vista.
John II. Shaw and W. /. Whit
tier were delegates from Monte
Vista. Miss Opal Parrish of this
city WAS delegate from the Sold
iers Welcome circle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14
NUMBER 1872
Baptist Church.

Last Sundays services were
very well attended considering all
the special attractions at other
places.
Tbs Young Peoples meeting,
led by Miss Martha Wilson, was
very helpful. The morning ser
mon on Baptism was a faithful
setting forth of the teachings of
the Bible on the subject.
At the evening service the peo-
Pile we're urged to Dismiss the
Devil. not from their theology,
but from their lives.
Next Sunday morning the pas
tor will preach IN the morning
"a Victory of Faith" at evening
will discuss the question "What is
your Soul WORTH"
Miss Hattie Carpenter will lend
the Young Peoples meeting.
Don't forget the Sunday School
at 10 o'clock.
You are cordially invited to
every service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14
$4,000 Bail.

II. V. Smith and his son Orville
were before Judge Hoibrook last
Saturday ON habeus corpus pro-
ceedings and were let out on bail.
II. V. Smiths bond was fixed at
$4,000 and his sons Mt $4,000
which WAS secured without any
trouble. This binds the men over
to the October term of the dis.
trict court when the cases will
come on for trial.
The prosecution WAS cautious
about disclosing their evidence and
produced but one witness Earl Hart
who testified the Smiths spoke of
the murder before 1t WAS generally
known.
The defence impeached this wit
ness and produced c. ii. Mathis
and l.. w. Arthur of Monte Vista
who testified the accused were in
Monte Vista about $3.50 p. m. on
the day Of murder.
Some take the outcome rs an
evidence Of weakness on the part
of the state aud the attorneys for
:he state appear 20 be satisfied tba,
they got MS much ont of the labeus
corpus hearing as did the accused.
SO far the states case is sealed
book aud will not be disclosed un.
til the trial begins.
The parties accused and their
friends eau rest assured of one
thing and that is, il innocent they
will be cleared and if guilty they
stand more than an even chance OF
being acquitted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Mrs. j. Fcclcy of Hobokcn saw
child drop through the air
from the window above. Eelicv.
Ing it was her son. she screamed
his name in hcurtbrokcn tones and
fell in Il faint. She died few
moments later.
Mrs. Fcc!cy bad been i'll several
weeks and was out of bed for the
first time when she received the
shock TINT caused her death. The
boy who fell 10 the street WIS moi
seriously hurt.
II was psychic force that caused
this wolnan's death. II mind can
kill or bring ON sickness. why may
moi well trained mind exert the
opposite influence and heal the
sick. The clergy of Denver have
accepted the theory that psychic
power can heal the sick. and they
are about To establish school in
Denver Ia teach mental lhrra-
Dcutics
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The friars Catholic pricsts) own
the larger part 81 the agricultural
lands of the Philippines. Gov.
crnor Taft has been instructed "a
90 To tho vatican and ascertain
what these land. can hc purchased
for by the United States govern.
mont.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Mr.. William Sch roe,ler, Of Lin.
coin. Nebraska, arrived in this
city last Sunday on All outing trip.
He took n drive into the hills
Monday. II. expects to return
home by July lat when the winter
whca, harvest will com meucs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

An important meeting OF the
board will be held vt Wallace hall
Monday evening. Matters 81 i'm.
portnncc, such ~ the jasper roal,
sugar beet etc, must be attended
to n, once or the whole business
will go over for another year.
L., every business man in the
town come out 10 ,hi. meeting.