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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-28
 YOUNG MOLLOY COMFORTABLE.

The Boy Whose Leg Was Chewed by a
 Bear.
 Young Thomas Molloy, the twelye-year- old boy whose right leg was amputated at the Emergency hospital Monday after hay ing been badly chewed and acerated by a trained bear at Starin dock, was resting comfortably last night and the physicians of his recovery were very good.
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CRAWFORD LIQUOR CASES.

Seven saloonkeepers were fined $10 and costs each in the Branford town court yesterday morning. They were charged with Sunday selling. This fine was recommended, as they had agreed among themselves to stop Sunday sell ing in future. Those fined were T. E. Williams, James O'Connor John Me Carthy Thomas Toole, Joseph Laich, Joseph Beal and John Prokopsky. The costs were $25 in each case.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-28

Butter Thin Biscuit were made famous by the Kennedy Biscuit Works. Other but ter thns are limitations of Kennedy's. When you want the genuine-get kennedys.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-28
MRS. HARRIET BAssETT FUTILE

MRS. HARRIET BASSETT FUTILE.
 Mrs. Harriet Bassett Futile, who died ill North Haven on Sunday, was eighty-nine years and eight months of age.
 She had been member of the North Haven Congregational church since May, 1S31
 Always a faithful and regular attendant at religious service until three years since she was prevented by enfeebled health. She leaves q son, Edwin, and d daughter Ella, who have been in almost constant at- tendance for nearly eight mouths. She was much esteemed by all who knew her.
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room was occupied at the time, how ever, and the crash greatly startled the students there.
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Aialley's.

Braden or Eurle .... Mahoney or Jackson
 In the evening there will be musical programme in which the association or. chestra and male quartette will furnish mental numbers The friends of the asso. ciatlon are invited to inspect the equipment of the Outing club and enjoy the games and music on that day
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COFFEE.

Everybody likes good cup of Coffee. Our Java and Mocha at 25c will please you.
 Faultless Blend--you know what it IS, if not try pound. .2Sc Best Santos Coffee 15e Lion Coffee, lib, pkge. 12c
 The above Coffees are all fresh roast ed and ground to order
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0BiTT B TT1l 1l'RT 'R 6UIE.s.
Mrs. Amanda Day Munson.

The funeral of Mrs Amanda Day Smith, widow of the late Hawkins w. Munson, was held at her late resi- dence, 94 Howe street, at half past ten o'clock yesterday morning. Rev, Dr. Rall, pastor of the Trinity NJ E. church, ofticiated at the last sad rites. The remains were taken on the noon trainto Middlebury for interment The pallbearers were William W. Parsons, w. H. Smith, William J. Hopson and Edward $. Swift
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SAMUEL A. SACKETT. The funeral of the late Samuel A. Sackett whose death occurred last Saturday, took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence in Montowese. The Rev. C. w.. Jackson ofiiciated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-28

Quality is what makes price If Burnetts Vanilla Extract was no better than other extracts it's price would be the same. Once tried, alwaIs used
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-28
DECORATION DAY ATHLETIC GAMES


 Of the '. M,fC, A. outing Club, at Morris
 Cove.
 The Outing club of the Y. NJ. C. A. has planned an interesting set of events for Decoration dly, at the club grounds at Morris Cove. The three tennis courts be- longing to the club have been put into ex. celent shape and the baseball field Is being fixed up also. The athletic events will be- gin at o'clock. The following entries are In: 100 yards dash-Comsky Martus Rawes, Malcolm, Ruden, ph. Malcolm, Huntley Foster, Van Buren, Goering and Bauman. 220 yards dash-Rudcn. Van Buren, Mall colm, Goering and Bowden
 Twelve pound shot put-Comisky, Hunt ley Lines and Reynolds.
 Running high jump Malcolms Huntley, man, 7
 Running. broad jump -Comisky, rerrill, Huntley, Ruden, ,Foote, Jones, Van Buren, Goering, Lines and Bauman
 At 1 o'clock there will be tennis and base. ball games. The first will be singles he one court and Fred Leyerzauh and Fred Arnold on another.
 The baseball games promise to be excit- ing It will be between the nine from the Outing club and Malley's nine. Neither team has had much practice as vet but team k said to be one of the best amateur teams in the state. but whether if will suS. tain such a reputation remains to be seen as this is it's first game for this season. The players and their positions are as fol lows:
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charges were continued until June 17. All the parties resided on Saltonstall avenue
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04
Let Our Light Shine.
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San Juan county took first premium
for best fruit display made at one OF
the earliest territorial fairs. and
should. go down and repeat the vic
tory at the coming exhibition. which
will doubtless be the last of the ter
ritorial fairs as, they viii largely be
state" institutions hereafter. Our
own people all know that San Juan
county is the best fruit section of
the southwest, and IL is business"
for us to keep the fact. prominently
before the public. The Santa Fe rail
way company is making special efforts
to draw eastern people to the coming
territorial fair. for the purpose of at.
tracing immigrants to New Mexico.
and that will make the fair one OF
the best advertising opportunities we
have ever had. There will he no
in getting all the people and
capital that we need il we can let the
outside world see what We can do
and the coming fair will be one of
the best means we Will ever have for
that purpose. Let us take advan-
tage of it.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04
REFLECTIONS FROM
THE PHiLISTlNE

People who profess to love their en-
emies are apt to hold averages good
by hating their friends.
He who will not accept orders has
no right to give them he VINO will not
serve has no right to command; he
woh cannot keep silence has no right
to speak.
Do not stop TO think about who arc
with you, and what men are against
you. 1t matters little at the last
both the ability to harm and the abil-
ity to help are overestimated.
The only way to get into the King
dom of Heaven is to carry the King
dom of Heaven in your own heart.
The average man plays to the gal
lery of his own selfesteem.
Those who do most in the world
are those who LOVE most.
Self-reliance is very excellent, but
as for independence, there is no such
thing.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04
SCHOOL NOTES.

The Trimble Springs board of direc.
tors has elected Miss Bessie Wallace
to the position vacated by Miss Laura
Ackerman, and the school opened to-
day. Miss Wallace has been teaching
in district IA, the upper Florida, and
Miss Cloa Steineger has been appoint
ed to fill her place during the remain
der of the term
The La Plata school from which
Miss Brockway resigned to go to Bay
field, will run about two months long
er. Miss Margaret Frary taking it for
the rest of the term Miss Frary went
To La Plata yesterday.
The Animas school, district / will
open on September Sth with Mrs. Viii
son and Miss Rolena Ficlle as teach.
ers.
The lockwood school, district. opens
tomorrow with +. A. Swayne as teach
er.
The Bayfield, school, district A,
opens tomorrow with l.. A. Campbell
as principal and Lillian Brockway as
primary teacher. The other school
in that district, to be taught by Miss
Alice Cox. will not commence until
about the 18th
The Dix school. district Z. opened
August 4th with Joseph kerkhofr as
teacher.
The Waterfall ranch school, district
II, opened today with Miss Lillian
Evans as teacher
The Hermosa school, district 10.
opens on the 18th. and will be taught
by c. A. Grommet. Another teacher
will be elected for the primary depart
ment. which will not open until some
time in November.
The Cascade school, district 13, will
open in November The teacher has
not yet been elected
The school on the Florida. district
Steineger as teacher The school on
the lower Florida will open in few
weeks. The teacher has not yet been
elected.
The Pargin school. district 15, closes
September 5th. Miss Marie Kreutz
has been teaching at this school dur
ing the summer term.
The La Posta Mexican school dis
trict l6. opens tomorrow with Miss E.
NJ. Bryce as teacher.
The Florida Mesa school, district II,
opens September Sth and Will be
taught by Miss Marie Kreutz.
The La Plata school, district 10, is
now taught by Miss Frary.
The Hesperus school. district 20.
which has been in session since
April, is taught by Il. A. Sherman.
the primary department by Miss Par
ker.
The Ignacio school, district 81.
opens on the I'd, and is taught by
DR.. w. A. King.
The districts not named in the
above list have not yet completed
arrangements for opening the winter
session.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04
FToN-DURANGo ROAD AGAIN
Revived by Report From Los An.
geies That 1t Is to Be Built.

Nothing has been heard of the pro-
posed Clifton-Durango road until this
week an interesting bit of news comes
from Los Angeles. 1t is to the effect
that a circular was issued in that city
Tuesday by the Cananea, Yaqui river
and Pacific Railroad company, which
is said said to foreshadow the eventual
construction of the long talked of In
tenational North and South railroad.
The circular announces that the
company has closed the negotiations
for the purchase of the Cananea rail
road from the Green Consolidated Cop.
per company, now in operation be.
tween Naco, Arizona, and Cananea,
Mexico. Espes Randolph. general
manager of +. IL. Huntington's Los
Angeles Pacific Electric railway com
pany has been elected president and
general manager of the new company
Mr.. Randolph was unwilling to enter
into a discussion OF the plans of the
company when asked for statement
He said, however, that there would be a
corps of engineers in the field within
a few days, in an effort to find feasa
BILE routes for the extension of the
Caeanea road north. He admitted
that the plan of the company contem-
plates the building Of the road north
and south through Arizona and into
the coal fields of New Mexico and Col
orado, and south from Cananea. the
construction of line to run along the
coast of the Gulf of California, through
the states of Sonora and Sinaloa The
Mexican government has made oonces.
slons of land and other rights to the
company.
II is understood there that the com
pany has been moving quietly in the
matter for some time, that they have
secured considerable privileges from
the Mexican government and that the
purchase of the Cananea line is the
first open move in the construction of
an extensive railroad system. 1t Is
conceded that an engineering corps
has already left Cananea for the pur-
pose of making preliminary surveys
to the Gulf of California and down the
coast 1t is furthermore understood
that the line through Arizona. New
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04
JUST A FEW SAMPLES.

Billy Griffith and State Treasur-
er Chipley looted the state treasury
of more than $4,000 on the disputed
warrants job, and Griffith was forced
to resign from the fire and police
board because of his share in that
job.
Nevertheless, Senator Teller wrote
and published certificate of charac-
ter for his henchman. who happens to
be chairman of the Teller Silver Re
publican party. The News has not
yet called on the invertebrate district
attorney of Arapahoe county to file
informations against Griffith and Chip
ley, although the spoils of their job
far exceeded the county printing steal.
Governor Orman, Attorney General
Post and Auditor Crouter, the present
state auditing board. violated the con.
stitution and statutes of Colorado in
distributing s2l5,5OO of the state funds
among their favorites when the act
provided that the money should be
used for other purposes and these Off
cials are all candidates for renomina-
tiOn at the hands Of the next Demo.
cratic state convention.
An unnecessary extra session of the
thirteenth general assembly has taken
100000 more out of the pockets OF the
people.
The foolish and misleading constitu-
tional amendments to be submitted TO
the voters in November viii cost $40.
600 to $4,000 for advertising In Dem.
ocratic organs and if they are adopted
1t will take ten years OF expensive
litigation to find out what they mean
and whether they are valid or not.
These are only few striking exam
pies of the wrongs inflicted upon the
people of Colorado by the party In
power, but are they not enough, IN all
conscience. to insure the defeat Of that
organization in the pending campaign
II rests solely with the voters In
this country we always get just the
kind of government ordered by the
majority on election day. and If the
people OF Colorado want more knavcry
and wanton wastefulness in the man.
agement of their state affairs they can
get what they desire by voting the
Democratic ticket in November.
If they prefer good government they
must take the trouble to vote for H.
and they certainly have had plenty OF
instructive experience to guide them
In voting right this time.-Donyer Re
publican.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04

the defeated side Blair Burwell
James l.. Russell, Charales E. Herr
Charles A. johnson, j. w. Buckley
John Gilbert. DR.. Sedwick. Hans AS
paas. j. w. Strayer. George Connolly
Thomas H. Wigglesworth, d. C. Coul.
son, Joe Freed Jr.. Jack Cunningham,
f. S. Balster, C. C. Murray.
There We're two sets of delegates
voted for judicial delegates one sup.
posed to be Morgan, and the other
anti-Morgan. The Morgan combina-
tion won, the following constituting
the delegation: c. 7. Morgan, Blair
Burwell. Hans Aspaas. A. e. Reece.
Z. A. johnson, Jete Mcclellan. f. A.
Swayne. Charles Idle James Bennett,
w. L. Darlington, w. II. Akers, G. A
Stuckman and J. w. Buckley.
And thus endeth the first chapter,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04
DOLORES COUNTY INSTRUCTS
EOR HON. PERCY S. RInEE

The Dolores county Republicans in
convention last week unanimously
passed the following:
Whereas, We. the Republicans of
Dolores county, in convention assem-
bled. recognize the ability. integrity
and high moral standing of our fellow
townsman, Percy S. Rider; and
Whereas, 1t is the wish of the vo.
tiers of this county that man be
nominated for governor OF this state
who has all the necessary qualillca4
tions to insure an honorable and wor-
thy administration; therefore, be it
Resolved. That the delegates elected
to attend the state convention. to be
held in Denver September 18th. be.
and hereby are instructed to use all
honorable means to the end that Percy
S. Rider receive the nomination for
governor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04

United States Land Office, Durango.
Colorado. August 12. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
i pliance with the provisions of the act
OF congress of June 3, 1878. entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands
IN the States OF California. Oregon
Nevada, and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the public land
states by act OF August 4, 1892 Lloyd
X, Huntsman, OF Columbus. county os
La rata, state of Colorado has this
day hled In this Office his sworn state
ment NO. for the purchase OF the West
fa OF N. f. 4 of Section 35. In Town.
ship No. 81 N. Range No. 6 w. N M
+. NJ, and viii offer proof to show
mat the land sought is more yalua-
ble Tor It's timber OF stone than for ar.
rlcuIlural purposes, and TO establish
ms claim TO said land before the Reg.
lister and Receiver of this office at D,,.
range Colorado. on Tuesday the os,h
day OF October. 1902.
re names as witnesses: Samuel n.
herr' Jethro G. Sanford, Alpha F. Far.
iey and Alex. Bertroche, all of Duran.
go, La Plata county. Colorado.
Any and all Persons claiming .d.
Versely the above-described land. -.
requested to file their claims m ri.
once on or before said 2sth day OF
October, 1902.
v,.. r 9. PERKINS. Register.
r"s. Fuoiication. Aug. 14th.
Last Publication. Oct. 1s. ~
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04

Mexico and Colorado will be built on
the survey of the Durango-Cllfton line.
which Will run from Clifton. Arizona.
through the coal fields of western
and northwestern New Mexico to Du,
range, Colorndo-Silyer City Enter
prise
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. q
The president has accepted the reslg-
nation Of Lieutenant Henry Waiter.
son Jr., son Of the noted editor. z
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-11-01
subscription, T1.5O per Annum
VOTE FOR HON. K. r. BROUSSARD.

On next Tuesday. November 4tb,
the election for Congressman Will
be held. aud each good citizen
should make it his business to go
to the polls aud cast his ballot for
the Hon. X. F. Broussard, the
nominee of the Democratic party OF
the Third Congressional District,
who has always been true to his
constituents. The voting will not
be difficult as there is only a Con
gressman and some Constitutional
Amendments to be voted upon.
Congressman Broussard has served
you faithfully up to the present
time and will continue to do SO.
Hence there is no reason why he
should not be returned to Congress
with greater majority of votes
than he has heretofore received
from the people of his district, who
should one and all rally around the
Democratic candidate and give him
their undivided support Mr..
Broussard is able, active and
honest, always awake to the inter
ests of his district.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-11-01
SHERIFF SALE.
JACOB DAVIS,
vs..
q. o. PHARR.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia, 10th
Judicial District Court.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
an order Of seizure and sale issued out OF the
above entitled and numbered matter. !
George Henderson, Sheriff, through r. J.
Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff, have seized and
will offer for sale and will sell FOR CASH
to the last and highest bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House, in the town OF
New Iberia, Parish OF Iberia, between
legal sale hours, on
ON SATURDAY NOV. 18th, 1902,
The following described property, to-
wit:
The Eastern or lower portion Of a certain
piece Of property on lot Of ground situated
on the Main Street OF the town of New
Iberia, said Parish and State, acquired
at Sheriff sale Of property to J. Gall and
8. Gall on Nov. 7th, 1896, said portion Of
said lot together with all the improve
ments thereon and thereunto belonging
and all appurtenances thereof, measuring
thirty-two feet front on the said Main
street by the depth thereto belonging and
as acquired by Jacob Davis by his title
aforesaid, running between parallel lines
bounded on the North, or towards Bayou
Teche, by T.. A. Phsrr, on the South by
said Main street, on the East by property
John Case formerly Temperance Hal),
on the West by Davis, the western bound
airy being the portion of the lot reserved
from and not included in the sale to q. D.
Pharr.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of Nine
Hundred dollars with per cent interest
per annum from Dec. 21st, 1899, until
paid, together with 10 per cent Atty's fees
and all costs Of these proceedings.
Given officially this 18th day Of October
1902.
GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff,
per f. J. Messenger, by Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-11-01

first intention was to paint aud
compose his picture with Evauge-
line on the bank of the picturesque
Tecbe, where Mr.. Joseph jefferson
was personitying Father Faliclan
aud posed as the priest. But due
to overwork he had reluctantly 10
forego his first inspiration. lie
had expected to exhibit this pant
ing at the exposition held IN Italy
in 1880, but failed to get it ready
and had to abandon his first love Of
the reproduction of his hearts de.
sire, still undaunted he sketched
the picture at Jefferson's Island
aud has lately sent the painted head
to his gracious model who SCI kind
" sat for him twenty-five years
ago, as complement to her, en-
titling it "Evangeliue, an Acadlan
Maiden" He intends to complete
the whole picture later OF, and
when finished will be a "chef
d'Ouvre.'
This picture just sent to the lady
in New Orleans is described with
"a young face which looms from
a chairoscure of wine-color, IA hood
thrown about her shoulders, with
features peculiarly wistful and eX-
pressive. The head is life size,
the flesh -tints blending into the
delicate luster usual among the
women of Acadia. The eyes are
far.seeing, as if holding the fea-
lures of the beloved Gabriel ever
within their depths, and the mouth
is brave yet pathetic. In the back
ground is a twilight meadow with
the water plants of this section
growing high.
With all the fame and success
that have come to him Mr.. Webber
has never forgotten his visit to the
land of Evangeline. He writes
My mind often goes back to the
beautiful prairies of Attakapas OF
many years ago ana 10 the Evan
geline that he has never seen since,
to the happy time when with
Charley jefferson and his lovely
wife and their children, little
Maggie and Joe. Said he, | have
lived in the dream of Longfellow' S
poem, aud assure you (my model
that not least in the retrospective
vision is yourself, as you came up
that willowy beach preceded by
little Joe, crying, "Hers comes
your Evangeline," SO that the
beautiful poem seemed rounded out
in the full living proportions OF
the Acadian land.
This sketch is noted from the
fact that it has reference to one OF
New Iberia's worthy daughters, q
descendant of one of the pioneer
families Of this section, who came
here when New Iberia was scarcely
| inhabited. Is.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-11-01
SHERIFF SALE.
J. PAUL SUBERBIELLE FIT AIS.
VS..
NEW IBERIA COTTON MILLS co. LTD.
JAMES A. LEE, RECEIVER.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia, 10Th.
Judicial District Court

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order of seizure and sale issued out Of the
above entitled and numbered matter, |,
George Henderson, Sheriff, through 80.
Mestaye Deputy Sheriff have seized and
will offer for sale and will sell FOR CASH
to tho last and highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House in the town OF
New Iberia, Parish Of Iberia, between le-
gal sale hours, on
ON SATURDAY NOV, 18th, 1902
The following described property, to-
wit:
A certain tract OF land in the City Of
New Iberia, Parish of lberin Louisiana,
property and plant Of the New Iberia
Cotton Mills Go. Ltd. containing twenty
one superficial acres, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon and
thereto belonging and all appurtenanees
thereof, including the Cotton Min aud en-
tire plant Of said company, bounded on
the North by Lourd's lane, on the South
by Jefferson street, on tho East by Frere
street and extending westward from Frero
street, six hundred and City six feet, be-
tween parallel lines and bounded on said
Western side by the property of tho
Lcurds, being the same land acquired by
the New Iberia Cotton Mill Co. Ltd from
Mrs. William Lourd on February 10th
1901.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of Two
thousand five hundred dollars with go,
interest per annum from The goth, day Of
July 1901 together with Attorneys fees on
said amount, and all costs Of suit to be
taxed.
Given officially this 9Th, day of Sept
ember A. ID. 1902.
GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff,
Per Frank j. Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff.