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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14
state shooi In SAN LuI, Valley.

Shotgun enthusiasts of san Luis
valley are talking of securing the
summer state shooting tournament
for this valley IN August. /, l.
proposed to shoot one day IN Ala.
mose, one day in Auioniio. one
day in Monte Vista aud one day IN
Creedlc, winding up with u biz day
Of fishing. This would hiring II
large number Of sportsmen 10 the
valley on pleasant summer out
ing. Each town could easily han
die one day of the shoe, and guar.
antec II good time 10 everybody
Alamosa Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

L. Il. Moody aud Charles Shell
sberger came down from jasper
Wednesday aud Thursday went TO
Del Norte on mining business.
Mr.. ShellAbcr.er will make trip
to Missouri before returning TO
jasper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Major Cooper will have with
HIM next FRIDAY evening. Prof.
james Diggc,t Of London. the
champion conccrtcnn player Of the
world. He will give the audience
music that will be appreciated.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

}. IL. Phye was kicked IN the
stomach Inst week aud Sunday WAS
taken to the Bone hospital
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The republican candidates for
state senator in this district, 80
TAR M we can learn, are A. N. Col.
linr, of Crccdc. W. o. Station, Of
Rio Grnndr aud u. ". Jones. Of
Snsnnchc. This democrats are
talking Mayor Lawrence aud Mike
White Of SsguHch. and Il. A..
Chisholm Of Rio drsndc. II looks
like Collins against Chisholm or
Jones against White.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Col Corleti. Senator Roe aud
sam Carpenter expect To 90 To
Silycrton about the 10th Of this
month 10 see what they can do IN
the way of opening up II gold
minc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The milling combine have de-
cided To build mill ut La lara.
T. q. breckenridge contracted
with viii Nash Thursday for $50.
900 brick for that mill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

- Arthur Love left tor 81. Joe
Monday night where he. has been
c'erking in u store the past two
years. His vacation greatly i'm.
proved his health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Senator Roe aud wife made =
visit 10 Monte Vista Monday night
md returned to Creole Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Binder twinc 10 higher this ycar
than for the last twelve years.
with the exception Of 1898. Tho
twinc trust may find itself on, Of n
job when the farmer. stop raising
wheat
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Mrs +. b. Cooley and children
came down from Creole W ednes.
day to remain two months on n
visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Miss Metzger and Harry Ben
nett Of Kansas City, cousins Of j.
G. Strawn came in or the morn
ing train Thursday to spend the
summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Robert Lewis arrived in the
city Monday from California.
The telephone line from Sum.
mitville is to he extended to Jas
per.
Prof. +. q. Holmes has been IN
the Jasper country this week pros
pcc,ing.
The Baptist church at Del
Norte Is being converted INTO n
bath house.
DIR. j. w. Thompson and wife
left Saturday night for an extend
ed visit in Missouri.
Mrs. Robert Halferty gave birth
Tuesday to pair of twins one of
which died shortly after its birth.
The numerous friends of Miss
Alice Bcckwith will learn with
pleasure of her election as prlnci.
pal of the Argentine, Kansas, pub
lie schools.
We desire to call the attention
of the w. c. I. L. that the pres
ent administration is running Il
wlde-open town so far rs the sale
of liquor is concerned.
Clark Thome says the hail out
at his place Wednesday WAS three
inches deep. 1t killed five pigs
and half dozen chickens that
were unable to find shelter
Walter Farrar has leased the
LIST Avenue livery stable and is
doing some needed repairs. He
will manage this barn in connec-
ton with the Star barn.
David 4. Mills, secretary of
state has ordered an examination
OF the bills against the state from
the Smith Brooks Printing com.
pany for work done and paid for.
Buck x Son, of Hooper. are
closing ont their business and will
move 10 Yampa. Roult county
which is attracting considerable
attention and is fast settling up.
Prof Il. A. Spear, formerly of
the Soldiers Home. has not Ms yet
expressed and sympathy for the
president of the Home comm ission
in his late trouble. Tho professor
is now nj Crestone engaged in min.
ing.
Undertaken Gibbs went To Cortez
tins week for the body Harry
Carpenter. n brother of u. G..
Carpenter, who died at that place
som. eight years ago. The re-
mains mr.. now buried in the
Monte Vista cemetery aud ME.
monument, marks the spot.
Geo. a. Gibbs has purchased
go acres Of lnni near Monclair. u
Denver suburb. aud has secured il
Mt price that insures him bi.
thing in the future. Mr.. Gibbs
expects To move to Denver-Pros.
pector.
The crew of men under ". j.
Clark, who have been ut work
making n new road nj Whiskcy
Hill On the jasper route. have fin
i-hcd their labors and Ms n product
II more even grade has been oh.
laincd. The new piece Of road i,
n crcdiiablc job. but To our mind
should bc widcncd.
The republican candidates for
stat. senator in this district. an
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

w. w. Whitend of Monte Vista
has force of eight men ut work
at his brick yard in Alumosa turn.
ing out over 1000 brick per day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Friday of ln-t week Will Upton
caught ~ two y.ar-old hear in a
trap on Cat Creek. 4 part Of the
animal WAS brought to town by
soHe of the miners who have been
eating bear all the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Robert Lewis arrived in the
city Monday from California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

There was II large party Of land
buyers IN Alamosu last week from
Nebraska and Iowa The men
were shown about the valley by
5. I. Amber and many are re-.
ported Ia hnvc bought land.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

lsen johnson. ~ 4. job nson.
wife aud boy lcf, last Saturday
night Tor sn extended visit to their
old home a. Sycamore, Ills. II
hes been several years since the
johnson Brothers were east and
they have earned a good long rest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The west wall, l20 feet. of the
Woodmsn temple is going up as
rapidly as two men can lay the
brick. The wall il ID INCHES.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

I'y " So A'tutN1s GIN iipI Sc IDDNtI
gasoline engine and smaller pump
has been ordered and will be in.
stalled ut once. This will bring up
about one cube foot of water per
second, which is sufficient to lrri.
gate quarter section of land. A
careful record will be kept of
quantity of gasoline used, expense
Of operation ana quantity of water
delivered to the land. The expert
ment Is being watched with grea,
interest and if it Is demonstrated
that water can be pumped profit
ably there will soon be a general
adoption of the plan IN all parts of
San LUIS valley. Bv pumping
water to supplement the ditch sup.
ply there can he a great increase
in acreage and yield per acre of
crops in San Luis valley. -Cour-
Ter.
+. II. Cooper has arranged to
ave Monte Vista one of his unique
lectures June Goth His subject
will be the Cliff Dwellers and the
strange corners of our country,
illustrated by stereoptican views
and moving pictures. Mr.. Cooper
has been in the field many years
and his lectures nre both enter
tanning and Instructive. He
should have full house. Mr..
Cooper has done much to adver.
tise Colorado in the East and also
to secure the Rocky Mountains
much OF its summer travel.
One night last winter several
robes were stolen at the Robb
school house, one from Mr.
'rhome's carriage, smother from
Will Farrow's and two from John
Pearson's. The fore part of this
week these robes were found bur
ried near Kelley & Warburton
ranch aud Walter ketchem mr..
rested for stealing the same. The
case was to be heard before Justice
Warburson Thursday, but owing
to the sickness Of an important
witness the case WAS continued un-
til next "Wednesday.
a joint debate on the subject of
Socialism will take place n, Coli
scum hall, Sunday night, between
Father J. +. llngeriy, one of the
Socialist organizers now in this
city. and the Rev. David Utter of
Unity church. Father Haeeriy
will have tho opening aud closing
speeches. Father Hageriy will
present the matter in its best light
while DIR. Utter will argue the i'm.
possibility OF the whole scheme of
reform.
A scheme il now Oh foot To or.
gauixs . big national bank com.
bine. This trust will own one
bank in every state capitol aud
trade center. such n combine
will ultimately absorb all the de.
posits OF the country including
the surplus OF many millions of
government funds. Such com.
btus will In more powerful than
all the other trusts put together
Maggie frnry. of Durango.
arrived in this city FRIDAY morn.
Ing. She has been attending the
Denver University the pact year
aud 10 on her way home. She will
visit IN the c,tyn few days. Her
father Was at on. time head miller
At the Monte Vista Hour mill.
lien johnson, ~ 4. job nson.
wife aud boy lcf, last Saturday
night Tor sn extended visit to their
old home At Sycamore. Ills. IT,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The Socialist party will hold u
state convention at Colorado
Springs July 4th to nominate state
officers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

L. q. Carpenter, who has been
confined to his room for the past
ten days. is now on the way to
recovery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Eulah Pridmore who has been
attending school at Canon City the
past year returned home last week
10 spend her vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Roy Campbell came down from
De! Norte Wednesday to commence
getting out rock for the Home
buildings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Maggie frnry, of Durango.
arrived in this city FRIDAY morn.
ing. She has been attending the
Denver University the pact year
aud IL on her way home. She will
visit 10 the city n few days. Her
father Was at one time head miller
At the Monte Vista flour mill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The telephone line from Sum.
is to he extended to JAS
per
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Tho Smith Brooks printing com
pany Of Denver are charged with
charging cxhorbitant prices for
some Of their work. Some of
their charges would indicate that
they stood IN with some Of the
state officials or their chief clcrk.
There seem. TO he no check OF sys.
TEN about the purchase of PRINT.
my supple. Tor the state.
Jerry Winchell came home
from kAnsn. Wednesday. ~herc lie
hHs been on n proirnc,cd visi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Prof. +. q. Holmes has been IN
the Jasper country this week pros
pcc,ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

D. ii. Phye WAS kicked IN the
stomach Inst week aud Sunday was d
taken to the BONE hospital b
Senator Roe and wife made a z
visit 10 Monte Vista Monday night !"
md returned to Creole Tuesday. 81
Mrs +. b. Cooley and children .,
came down from Creole W ednes. :.
day to remain two months on u ;.
visit
The Socialist party will hold n o
state convention at Colorado d
Springs July 4th to nominate state n
officers. il
L. G. Carpenter, who has been u
confined to his room for the past ~
ten days. is now on the way to "
recovery.
Roy Campbell came down from n
Del Norte Wednesday to commence in
getting out rock for the Home G,
buildings. II
Eulah Pridmore who has been
attending school at Canon City the :,
past year returned home last week IL
10 spend her vacation. W
The west wall, 100 feet, of the ~
Woodm.n temple is going up as !"
rapidly rs two men can lay the a.
brick. The wall is ls inches. l"
w. w. Whitend of Monte Vista >.
has a force of eight men ut work Al
at his brick yard in Alamosa turn. q
ing out over 1000 brick per day. ii;
Miss Metzger and Harry Ben to
nett of Kansas City, cousins Of J. IN
G. Strawn came in or the morn
ing train Thursday to spend the &c
summer. ~
= Arthur Love left tor 81. Joe !
Monday night where he has been "
c.erking in u store the past two I
years. His vacation greatly i'm. "
proved his health. n
The milling combine have de-
cided to build n mill ut La lara =.
Il. q. breckenridge contracted =,
with win Nash Thursday for l5O.. >.
900 brick for that mill.
Col Corleti. Senator koe aud ii
sam Carpenter expect to 90 To
Silvcrton about the 10th of this q,
month 10 see what they can do IN a.
the way of opening up II gold II
mlnc. &.
There was II large party Of land c'
buyers IN Alamosu last week from U
Nebraska and Iowa The men "
were shown about the valley by "
$. I. Amber and many are re. p'
ported Ia have bought land. W
Friday of la-t week Will Upton y
chugh, n two year-old hear in a ~
trap on Cat Creek. 4 part Of the
animal was brought to town by y
sone of the miners who have been "
eating bear all the week. u
Major Cooper will have with VI
hun next FRIDAY evening. Prof. q.
james Diggctt Of London. the Il
champion concertcnn player Of the z.
world. He will give the audience b
music that will be appreciated NJ
Mr.. William Sch roe,ler, Of Lin.
coin. Nebraska, arrived in this ~
city last Sunday on All outing trip. Ia
He took drive into the hills d
Monday. II. expects to return a,
home by July lat when the winter ',
whca, harvest will commence. 4,
Tho friars Catholic priests own At
the larger part 81 the agricultural
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Geo. a. Gibbs has purchased
go acres of land near Monclair. a
Denver suburb. aud has secured il
Mt n price that insures him big
thing in the future. Mr.. Gibbs
expects to move to Denver.-Pros.
pector
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The Baptist church at Del
Norte Is being converted INTO a
bath house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

DIR. j. w. Thompson and wife
left Saturday night for an extend
ed visit in Missouri.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Clark Thome says the hail out
at his place Wednesday WAS three
inches deep. 1t killed FIVE pigs
and half dozen chickens that
were unable to find shelter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Mrs. Robert Halferty gave birth
Tuesday to pair of twins one of
which died shortly after its birth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

The numerous friends of Miss
Alice Beckwith will learn with
pleasure of her election as prlnci-
pal of the Argentine, Kansas, pub
lie schools.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

We desire to call the attention
of the w. c. L. L. that the pres
ent administration is running II
wlde-open town so far rs the sale
of liquor is concerned.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Undertaken Gibbs went To Coriez
thus week for the body Harry
Carpenter. II brother OF L. g..
Carpenter, who died AT that place
some eight years ago. The re-
mains mr.. now buried in the
Monte Vista cemetery aud ME.
nonumen, marks the spot.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-06-14

Walter Farrar has leased the
LIST Avenue livery stable and is
doing some needed repairs. He
will manage this barn in connec-
ton with the Star barn.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
Special Notice

Look up yesterdays paper, 1t will
tell you about our Anniversary Sale,
it will tell you about Special No. l,
in which we offer the large lemons
at IL cents per dozen.
Special No. 2, about our offer on
Premier Corn at IL 12 cents per can,
regular Is cent grade, also about
our 10 cent corn, we are going to sell
2,400 cans at cans for 25 cents.
Special No. 3, our Olive offer.
Special No. 4, canned pine-apples,
about half value.
Special No. 5, our coffee and orange
special.
Special No. g, popular candy, kind
so much sold, will be offered at half
price to our visitors until sold out.
Special No. 7, s and 8, all will be
good values.
We have music and everything nice
Wednesday, Feb. 5th, will take or
ders, sell goods in usual way, but
will do no delivering with our wa
gons this day, its our celebration day,
all our help will be in store waiting
to greet you.
''Be sure and read our free offer
under this notice." Its a free gift to
celebrate our 1st Anniversary Sale,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
Anniversary Sale Special Ill

We could hardly celebrate our Ami
versary without "Prune Sale" But
you will be rather surprised, maybe,
to learn that we have not gone out
and bought the poor kind, so we would
be able to give wheel-barrow full
for n quarter. No, we just went the
other way, and bought over 1000
pounds, over 2 tons, of the right
kind, the well cured, nice tasting
kind, kind that sells from lotto 12c per
pound. We are going to give an
extra great bargain at this sale on
prunes. VIII weigh out three pounds
of this kind, that we can't today buy
in ton lots under cents per pound,
and will sell them to you for % cents.
Not only this, but we know the
way that prunes can be cooked so
that they can be brought to about
original condition, Just as they come
from the trees. We will tell you how
to do this under our "Store News"
in next Mondays papers,
To suit the taste of some, II takes
a lemon to fix them up this way right
ly. So we will furnish the lemon,
won't charge you anything for it, 1t
will be free.
Don't forget TO get 1t when you get
your three pounds Of these nice
prunes.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
Anniversary Sale Special II 10

We guarantee "Blue Label Table
Flour" the finest bread -four that can
be produced, it is one of the things
we are most careful about.
We have a nice trade on it now,
but in order to give it special value
so that we may secure other custom
ers to try it, and also as kind of
reward to our customers now using
it, we will give with each sack sold
Anniversary Week, a full pound box
of Our Blue Liable Baking Powder"
kind we sell at 80 cents per pound.
We think it as good as any on the
market, We don't tell you it is better
than all other kinds, we all see enough
of such claims In the papers all the
time.
We will allow you to be the judge.
Ours Is made for us by people who
have been In this busisess for long
term Of years. It's guaranteed in
every way to do as good work as any
other kind.
Regular price on flour will not be
changed, price will remain at $1.30
per sack and at this price we are
little below the lmarket,( wheat is
very high now.) But we are giving
you advantage of our purchase made
OF cars before it went up.
Our Blue Liable Table Flour" Is put
up in towling sacks, makes two nice
tea towels when sack Is empty, this
sack however adds no extra cost to
flour as we buy Them by the thou
sands and get them at reasonable
prices. You get at this Sale towels,
Baking Powder, and a full sack Of
flour, highest grade sold in Akron,
get all for $1.30.
If you prefer best grade of winter
wheat flour, will lsallow pound of our
baking powder free with each sack
sold. Price on this high grade -four
will remain old price, $1.10 per sack.
We guarantee this -four to be high
grade all low grade flour removed.
We consider above two specials
among our best offers, you will get
flour you will like, and Baking Pow.
der will be entirely free.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
BIRTHS.

HUNT-ro Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
G. Hunt ia South Howard ST., Thurs
day, Jan 80, son.
BuRClI-To Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b.
Burch, East Buchtel ave, Sunday,
Feb, ., a daughter.
HUMPHREY DR.. and Mrs. l..
B. Humphrey, pa East Tallmadge
st., Thursday, Jan. 80. daughter.
SIRLoulS-To Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos,
eph Slrlouis, 1908 / 2 Bowery ST., Mon.
day, Jan, q, daughter
AMuNDsON-To Mr. and Mrs. j.
II. Amundson, 430 North Union st..
Friday, Jan. "a, son.
JoNES-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jones, 100 Tarbel ave, Thursday, Jan
30. a son,
JACKSONi-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Jackson, 20i North Case ave, Tues
day, Jan. 2s son.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
SALARIES
Need a General Re-
vision,
Says Mr.. Teller, Who Wants No
Piecemeal Changes.

washington. Feb, AT the conclu-
sion Of routine business in the Senate
today, consideration of the bill provid-
ing for an increase of the salaries of
United States Judges was resumed,
Mr.. Teller thought there ought to be
a general revision Of government sal
aries and he was not prepared to vote
for 'piecemeal operation" He sug-
gested that the salaries of members
of the Cabinet ought to be increased
Mr.. Elkins offered an amendment
providing that members of the Cabinet
be given salaries of $l2,500 a year, but
1t was laid on the table by vote OF
3S to Fl.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04

we can convince you in short order
that our coupon books are a good in
vestment. They save money you don't
work for, places your grocery bill I'M
der your own control, you don't
have to guess at what they are, for
you can tell at any time with our
system, and simply paying for these
books in advance as we sell them,
saves you every week, enough to buy
n little something extra that costs you
really nothing.
Only the one day Feb. 9th, will we
sell them at the $3.50, want to sell
100 of them this day, will you not be
one to take advantage Of this offer.
PERRY Il. TANNER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
LAST LINKS.

Members and friends of Glass Esther
of the Sunday school of the First
Church of Christ, to the number Of
30, We're members Of sleighing
party, which went to the home of
Mr., NJ. Sorrick, near Manchester,
last night, There We're two sled
loads of the merrymakers. An oys-
ter supper and good time was enjoyed
at Mr. Sorrlck's home, and the return
was made after midnight.
The funeral services for Mlchae
Weaver, VINO died at the Infirmary
Monday, will be held "Wednesday, Al
| o'clock, at 306 Second ave. and al
= o'clock In the North Springfield
church.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
TANNERS
STORE ~ NEWS

Tomorrow, February 5th will anniversary will be
a ago hat WI
favored with orders.
nicely will music
special sales o
Going give basket Of gocees( large bushe basket
full below
se goods
visiting in ready greet
Yourv
Il.
specials Nos 7,
published papers.
offered special values.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
Extra Special! Look! Read!

In order to make our Anniversary
Sale one to be well remembered by at
least one fortunate party we are going
to make up a basket of groceries,
great large one, greater in size than
bushel busket, in fact it will be a
2 bushel basket, into this basket we
ceries.
This basket will be given free to
some one of our customers, every
customer will have equal chance, one
that buys II cents worth or the one
that buys $50 worth from us. This
will give every school boy and girl
a chance to get nice basket of gro
cerles to surprise their folks with,
so keep your pennies that you spend
for candy and be at our store one Of
the days, Feb, 5, 6. Z, or Sth This
is no lottery, you pay nothing for a
chance, We simply wish to, give away
something in honor of our LIST Ami
versary Sale and trust 1t will be
yourself that will get it. With every
sale we make on these days, we will
hand out the check that, our Cash
Register will throw out, we will hand
1t to You and you will be required to
place your name on it and drop It
into ballot box that will stand near
the register. This is the way we will
work 1t so as to be fair chance for
all. Early Monday morning, Feb.
10th, we will have three business men
from near by step in and after mix
Ing up all the tickets we Will take
the whole box full up OH the roof,
below In the alley way we will draw
chalk line and then at the word, the
whole lot will be thrown out of the
box, all free, to be scattered by the
wind to 20 where they Will. But the
one that thinks whole lot of YOU
will be the one that will come the
nearest to the chalk line way down
below and this will be ticket that
gives basket out ia case two drops
together the one most directly in
center will be the fortunate one. this
to be determined by committee of
three, If any of you see 1t get a
little dark about 0 o'clock Monday
morning, don't think it a snow storm,
1t will be the cloud Of tickets CON-
Ing down, come and see them IL you
like, Monday morning at o o'clock.
Yours Very Truly,
PERRY r, TANNER, Tel. as. LOG
East Market street
PERRY E. TANNER.