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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
The july Mcclure.

IN the July NJ ;Cigres appear side
BY side two bret sketches Of Ad-
miral Sampson, One bv Secretary
1T the Navy John ID Long. the head
of the department and a chief figure
If the administration in whose serv
Ice SIMPSONS greatest work was
done; the other by Captain Alfred
1. Mahan, a brother officer and fore
most authority oH the history Of
their common profession. No one
should fail to read these two articles,
the tribute Of the civilian and the
sahur. which, in all essential points
Of their estimates, are with fine SIN
cerity and force Of conviction at one
in praise Of Sampson character and
his service to his country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
Vulcan I.Wais.

Times.
J. c. Wise will build residence
opposite that Of J. W. Profit
Mrs. Mary Bailey is ia Gunnison
and expects to remain there Tor some
time.
Joe Henderson Is training daily for
the drilling contest to take place in
Gunnison the 4th.
John Berry hill is rounding up his
horses and With a partner will run a
livery barn in Pitkin.
Mr.. Best, former Nulcanite. who
Is getting out posts down on the
river for the railroad company, spent
last night in town renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
6UNNl>ON MAN FOR GOVERNOR.
representative Rawalt scores Hit

representative Rawalt Scores a Hit
Denver News.
G. i. Rawall visited with friends
in the state house yesterday and
dropped the word that the western
slope has a brand new candidate for
the gu bernatorial nomination on the
Democratic ticket in the person of
Samuel c. Spencer, of Gunn:son.
He is a strong man with record
that i absolutely safe" said the rep
resentauve from Gunnison. s'and you
may Just count ON Il that the western
slope will come into the state Demo-
cratic convention solid for him. This
will mean 2S0 votes to start with
lie has been four times elected county
clerk and recorder in a Republican
county and is president Of the Fiast
National bank Of Gunnison.1
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
esiarsa s-s .s rre-Asssr.-s oaarea-

- stts4@s We - Ste-Af asf.-~s ses-ttsta
"a .aze1s Dss exeFci-as ~ ibo
fEes.ss serisaH saaaFah >ssat..y eEcsissz
Ya--ad 81 Hlas-s crsau@biy - eEa-
arca ,.aa fl.e.s sas.Esessr-. Tss
ehgEch- Wssh iis eisaery psx aacsF.-
s.sIs- - srigha earYei. The posted
,lsni= forHalAz b-s.A ~ Eed @lssl
srUen @bsut the @it@r faE.her ea-
I.as d b. The bl.s-ssm f.cez Of the
chi.araa ~iah their asss ls.at gov a-
ssaas ; nsast pleasing p.ciare. The
regular sParIsse.asss .seiaz ab-oas
NJ q. b Adaass acsaa a. conductor
and I'D the siagiaz 10 hls sssal e.er-
getie "a .ni.er.
Tha pc lgress "a she SUNDAY school
sroa l7s.i. aen y ybert 4 siAes iirsf
aihsfed se~ Jagged prcAiss ssout
sim, al ls0z. when Is millions
mach us3eT tue >sadsy -eseol ban
ner, ~as we'll Illustrated by six yosag
giris, aaa eae boy. The little sirls'
charpses were vcrs sweet.
The progrsaa sslio~s:
"a ,e-KAS
Bymn Let 6iors FiI tlse Heaven.
Invocation as,a lord Prayer.
The sabiath School
1lupsc / .......... A Dsy Of smai Thing
Eluise spaIsoar
hsmn b. Congregation.
niluuse II ....... a Labor 81 Love
Earl Cuomhs.
scripturs Resdine bs -chooL
seciistian and sone .-...-...... Daisy samsai
tiiimpse iil ---.-- ....-.--. The Chnrch bra
Nyrtis ayars
Hymn bs Cuussrs
tilmpze ~ .---.- The inform Lean bra
Eva Wilson
Choruz soue hy eisbt httie giris.
Recitation --..--.... -.. The Children Church
Leorena knode.
0limpse ..... ..-....... ....... The New Bra
Louis Norton.
Recitation .....-.... ......-... ....... Nv=slf
Bouits Hsinar
Glimpse NJ ....-- The sunday school Arlng
Nannia Corum.
Chorus song Gather Them In ...... ........
-......... ....-..-.... ~ eight littlc girls
1iimpFe VII The Present all
Jessie HoiioWay
Recitation --. What Have 20 BE- Thankful For
Katie Eadtieu
Dialogue .-... .-.. The Wild Flower sermon
Aroia hnndo. Alta Adams Loretta Par
rier. Bessie Cheney aud Agnes
Myers.
Recitation -.-........ DO an Nou Can
Annie Mario Chrney.
Suug .-..... .-.- America
Hrnediction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
Initea Noderns Organlz /;

Friday evening last Gunnison
Lodge No. 242, United Moderns. was
organized here by f. A. Mots. dis
triet manager. Officers were elected
for the ensuing six months as follows
y. Fellehr, chancellor.
Miss Carrie Mccormick, regent.
l. :. Cole, orator.
Mrs. La \. Rogers. past chancellor
Jos. 4. Bray, inancier.
Mrs. Cora X. Rswait. recorder.
Chas. II. Cowan, guide.
William Miller. warden.
]. NJ. Hickman, watchman.
Another meeting will be held next
Thursday night. The lodge starts
out well with 25 charter members
and prospects of rapid growth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
a ts-h Sss~y.

~ailiaa NAL
oa his return from his f-htng trip
over ia the cunnisaa cosntry. Br.
jackson tells how Senator Ehrhart
stood ea = rsncha.sn v h0 has s,gss
prohibiting f-hing on he preasi.es.
The senator stepped at bridge With
his team aud vas soon IN nssa-t NJ am
whipping v Tor TROUT. A man hs
~as choPPing near BY spied him and
FASTENED 30 he bank OF the STRAIN, xe
ia hand. -Noa can't tish here" he
sBorted. We'll. yea Just watch me, :
replied tbrhart, making an artistic
east. You have 10 right to fsu
here, IL is prohibited, said the lr4te
ranchman. Nv dear sir. have you
ever tested chat question No, |
haven't" We'll, rm a good victim
TO begin on, replied Ehrhsrt. "You
may a. well have me arrested" The
ranchman scratched his head, inquired
who the trespssser was, aud finally
said, We'll, guess you eau Il h il
YOU want 10, bat keep sa the grass. I"
The senator kept oil the grass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
Party at Doyleyillp.

Last Friday evening witnessed a
most delightful surprise party at
Doyleville in honor Of Mr.. ID. A. Nc
COnne.l, the occasion being the sew
enty-fifth anniversary of his birth
day. A surprise party? Well, you
wouldn't think il exactly surprise
If YOU had seen the merry twinkle in
the foxy old pioneers ewes as he met
some of Us at the train that evening
And then yon ought to have seen the
quiet satisfaction with which he sat
down in big Morris chair, sent NJ
by friends from Gunnisou the evening
before, when we arrived at "rhe Ce-
dars," his family residence, a little
late.
One of the most pleasant surprises
was the arrival of Mr.. McCon-
uell's daughter, Mrs. w. T.. Reppy,
from Boulder.
Early in the evening neighbors be.
gan to arrive and at about 9 O'Clock
an entertaining program was
rendered, consisting OF vocal and in.
sirumental music and recitation.
Prominent among the performers
were Miss Nellie Mcconnell. Miss
Alberta Rogers. of Parlin, Miss Char
iotte Goulding, of Gunnison, Miss
Nellie Corlett, of Monte Vista, and
Mr.. Harry Fogg, formerly of 6 unnf-
sou. The program closed with a few
words by Charles Adams, congratu-
latory of the host and his wife, and a
response by Mr.. Mcconnell.
AT 10 o'clock the guests sat down
to a most tempting supper after
which games and music served to be.
guile away the time ill the weS
small hours of the morning when The
happy company broke up, wishing
Mr.. Mcconnell many happy return.
of the day.
Those present were Mrs. W l.
Reppy, of Bou der; Miss Nellie Cor.
lett, of Monte Vista; Mrs. NJ. ;
Rogers and daughter. Alberta, o
Parlin; MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Adams
Mrs. W. III. knode aud daughter
NJ sses Goulding, Corum. Matteson
and Cora Shackieford and II ". 5.
Ward, from Gunnison. From Doy le
vile and vicinity were gsthere,
Messrs and Mesdames VIII McCon
nell. H. B. IIirdman, j. Il. Coats, J
V. Monroe, also Mrs. A. f. De
Combes. Miss Homie ker. Mr.. l.. l.
Bush and dang hter and Messrs. Chas
Henderson. Harry Fogg, Albert Dcs.
Combes and Horace Gowan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
ltCkl PUBLICATIONS.


>smmsas.
csss. .s,a' q ,ass. .'I1's q. In che Di-sra' cour
Wiliam Frieud and
1hunsat= Hustahlo.
Plaintiff. summon.
- A fn,uibaeh
f,.frndaut
Tho PrarIr N tla -iaia ~ raiarada e. n A
t-,ia hach. riia llieudaut auose uumei ercet-
Nan ara her.ig re.ia.rra e.. sst-aar in an action
trnuaht naain4I Fuu ht tIlf attlec uameh piaiif.-
tida iH o. lHlrIdI tuuri ei tiuunislH tnuutt
Siate ui t.Ioraa.l. aui aHaser the cuniiiiitt
tufrrfu ai.Hfu twenty dnFz ufiUr che sarg ice
tnranf H sHr.HiI aIil.iu thist uuufY sur n served
auf nl nHt- tuuutE. ur ng publication. W ltliu
fhlrv aara aitor service hofeul exclusive oi tfie
tIns 0f service. or iul .uauf hF irilu|t will h0
taken against HuH according o. Ulia rtfH Hruf tIe
cumrIaiaf aHi Ii cops ~ tiie complaint iu
tnf ahnee Hn-itfd lc0Iuu o. uoi SERVED With
Chi anaIui0ua ur f tI0 arr7iro lnronf De- made
uuf ui thi- State. then teu days additional tn
fNr .tufr HrIeInt'H.an 7uur aii7l Cor appearance
ana answer D. be- aIiowg beiurU tae takins of
Judgment h5 iHfHuif ta Aforesaid
The ssli action i hrnuelh to obtain iudg
nanf aHd Harr.r af this uurt dis-uiviua Tie
O. flarf nara iir entered into ON abaui tia tth
dat 81 kur.ai A. b. l-r. and eai-tiuE betw.au
the tsrfI,.a Ia thI- action under tha uama and
-fFla of y 'h1m lr.eud a tp fur the purpo-e
rf wurkiuH nlI ieFH doping thp Nail ai Athens
Tir Top. lIit.n Jan end hlh1 ioIe mining
ciaima sifuH g.. n thH Quart Greek Mining Dis
tgicf. iuuri.nn auuty state uf Colorado. and
lhnf sn uniting b. had ef OFT dealings end
trau.ffst ions fIH.|raff That BE- De- aHc1rHl that
Pho defendant hulHs SUCH lariiu ui a oue-iili q
Interest of -1ii mining claims Hs hn- been paid
fnF out 80 said cos nrtuershlr money a. thn
amount thereuf he1rs to tHe whole purchase
price of said nus-thiri interest. in Trust for
these plaintiffs. and that defendant b. required
o. rpnVey hy sufficient deed such proportion Of
saii Interest
Thai piaiutiHs have judgment against the de-
Ieudnui fHr ans further or other sum If money
that may be- found due them. nnd that plaint rs
have q lien against whatever interest defendant
may he found 90 have ia said mining properties
for The pus smeui 81 the same.
Tint tho personal property ~ said partner
ship DE solid sud she prucectiz hO applied to the
payment of the dehts ~ said hrn. and that such
other further or different reiiof be granted a.
the nature of this ra-e MAY demand, and that
ulatuttt- racuFef thair co-fs lu This action. as
viii more fully anrear from the complaint in
said actinu Co. which reference o. here made -
And sou ore her hv untii'sd chat if YOU fui to
gUpenr and tn awer the said complaint as
above re4uired, the saii plaintiffs viii enter
your default in the urcu ises aud Viii apply 20
fho Deuri Tor the reliei demanded la said com
piaiut.
49, Given under ms bond aud che seal
StAN % Fuii district Court 90 0unni=on.
&6Sf il eait t.uufy. this ll-t day ct Jan
gary A ID I,ae.
JluN RI MrC0FNrrK Clerk
bFzrER T strr. Attorney for Plaintiff
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
A Badly Turned Phrase.
New York Tribune.

New York Tribune.
at is queer" SAYS @ clergyman of
New York city, "whst liking Young
students have for long words and
Latin quotations, and hat a dread
possesses them Of appearing conven
tional. ] once knew promising
candidate who was given charge # a
funeral in the absence Of the pastor
Of the church. He knew it was Gus
tomary for the minister to announce
after the sermon that those who
wished should step up 10 rtview the
remains, but he thought this was too
haekneyed phrase. and he said in
stead The congregation will now
pass around the bier"
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
unE gaN - EAs4AsN 10 uvlle
IAs.s

-. ka.- Nafa.
a. = FeYsr.eG rhat BAEon vaa oF-
,~sI4lseInser. ~ne ~s~ -ens a. Tie
q eEuz.s. sessAlaaae.st T. snves,sl : ..te
oar western srrIzs4Isu as.sfhssas, Vl.l
sp,sly the Islsxaas Sy-seA u ia4-
Pssanasax ~.ter - lae Fee.aHs.tIln
q tEe valley Vt B.aps lsn. winch =
owned es eerm~n capitalists ~te
are planning railroad from sen-
stsstsnePle - tue Persian gait.
The eGvglszsts0n winch the Ger
aaas syndicate ANS 81 Ee-:sse x.s
eae 1T the moss Es..rve.oas a. we'd ~
most ancieut Ia hlssprF. The capital
was - eaosmsas a. t. have left sts
name. ~ the phrase. "a modern
Bsbt iea. a. a y aeaym 1t blgness.
L. dpable line # walls over 3sio
ieet high, aud wide enoaQh for four
horse ehaTlots to tara spsn at any
FaIat betWeen their z5o towers, ss-
closed space hse times A. bag as
London, though less closely pecpled.
The walls e the palace alone were
seven miles ia circuit. The hang
ing gardens we're a great terrace
CARRIED uPan arches seseuty-fve feet
abeSe the ground. Aud all within
the city aud over the vast level
plans about II whore today Is des-
ert was bewildering lHxariaace Of
vegetation under the constant supply
~ water from ITS three great irri-
eating canals.
Bat Colersdo-Colerado. the baby
state, bora only in the Centennial
years now 10 give lesseas ia irIi-
cation to old Baby Ioaia Of the gar
deus and the forested foliage and the
teemiug peoples.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
AaminisitairiN's Sal of Real E>tat,
tu baY tishtS.
o. she rT4frsr uf tho a-.Htp af
Irme4 Farrs.i dufeu=ed.
MaFhias ~rHmiI1 sIufai4fr

ir she uTafrer uf tho HsIutp oi
if'ne4 FarreH. drrsu-ed-
Matthias Schmiiz, admiHi-tratot
Natice b. hrrrby given that by virtue uf a is-
crat ID ORDER ui atls made aud olltere. ui record
b. fi.e DuutF IHrt ~ Cum tzuu o9uty. state
a. tHf.ra.Ia. in fHH estate rf Iuuea- NaHrr. i uu
the g1th Hay OF june. A. ID. UH2- the under
eiruel was suthnfIarI and directed Co sell st q
Ff.rr unf s tifnH the Irai ai value thereof as
i.r.a auaf -ar arei rhe & iiuHIur Ue-crinsi real
estate Of which james turre.l. Decreased dlel
I.ts raaharai thirteen IsI. fourfren IfI,
NlIe.u tIT. and Hlu. ts.l ilI 200 block tEirtt-
fhr.e Ui. a- pHr tha amen. .ed plat of West
n1rri aoI Tuu uu Hlf aHd ~ reC6f f4 In he rs-
cHrier aiice of luHui-'lu Cauuly state of tuio-
fal9.
Tn uay -i.a dsIds af .aii ESTATE .t rrieate sa L.
iar cash fag flla highest uui bod urice obtain
Hhis timer fur, and thHf HHttra af fha fIHcn
where h.d- uuuli te rsrHireH tlHrsfsr. t1 he
puH i-iafii Boa 0aasI Is 9-Tlf ar run i=IIsu fu
the Town ..i tua1ls6n. STATE oft tul1raIo as He-
quired hg luu.
Naw. i1arafera, pursuant to said or Der the
nid- far uur part. ur a. of Tire above tg-cfi ihsei
veal estate ut tlr Office OF u d. Hrt0lcal In
rla slli Town af 1uH icon. ulIrs.io until the
li-l day Hf aul1 laF-. tI.r same Deb be- solid the
h.-IHa-t bidder Tor cl-l not lo-- than the APP
Trl =sI FaIue. as ahuFe. and uIsu gas urout If
fhs amount lid trs ra-ah1-er or rurtiiassrs
thereai. atl leclIge cHrIillttte OF purchase
fff fliliu- thr hoi1ef ta 1aeI ag decide i,#i the
=suna. runu nupraraI Hud continuation ~ such
snie ts tlt said tui-l'g Court a. provided by
iau.
Dated Cuuri7.u u. Colorado July q. A. u. 1s1.
~ tTHflS tuMTrL,
a5uinistrat y of tl.e Estate ~ jaime. Farrell
Firzt Pub JuIy STR. 1f2
last luH yu.l isrh. issr
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
So az,
NnII-l nf rlnnl s.LIl.menl

l1 che Nattsr of tho Estate of
GrauiFfIIc tF.Hiu. deepasel l
Nuiire IS hereby given. lbHt on Monday the
2lst day CT duiy A. d.. iafI, hetue nue of the
regular Iufr ct Che juuo Term ol the County
tuuft Of luuuIsuu County. iu Probate. boz the
state 1T tol1fada T. g. H Jaii, Administrator
uf said est4te. VIII an.iefr before tAe Judge N
sriH HHri. ur.-srt my lual -etIlenieut as such
Admin sfratHr Hud pray the approval of the
sans Uni WiI theu apply Co he discharged as
such AdmiuisfrHUor At which lime aud ulare
ans person lu Interest may spUNar sud present
otli8eriof- t0 ths -HuIo f any thrre lia
Dated at Guuliis0n. a. tnlorado. june .th. 1872.
60. ID Jrnu.
Nu- decreased.
First rub laae % Igl-. last pub July d, lai2
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

The works OF the Tomichi Valley
smelling company are scheduled TO
start Bp this week uuder the manage
ment OF Il. II Terhune. Mr. Ter
hume Is very competent metallur-
uist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

The undersigned hereby gives no.
tice that he has posted notices on his
premises, warning all persons not TO
tresl ass ON the same All violators
will De prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent of the law. This means every
BODY.
April 1. 1902. A. lIaRTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
MINING NtWN.

Fram Fitkm Miunr
Thos. Il Go0dsie Of Boston. -ecre-
tary of the Tavlor Park Railroad
company. Is in the park looking after
the interests Of bis company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
BUSINESS LOG AIS.
Tie Makers Wanted.

Tiemakers for white pine aud white
spruce near Marshall Pass
HENDRICKs Il Co,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

Canned meats. canned fruit, and all
kinds of lunch goods for camping
parties and fishermen at Williams
Bros, upper Main street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

J. l.. Morton has sold all his burnt
brick, 2s0.0OO. No more will be
made this spring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

FOR REN Nr.-The Johanson prop
erty in West Gunnison. for business
purposes or residence.
HENRY f. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

Lo,r-A string of gold beads :,
reward for return Of same to DIR. r
ID. sanford
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

LosT-NaVeiD blanket between
Guunison and Parln Please leave
az this Office or Parlin.
g. w. BAlN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

W ANrED- A secondhand wagon
size three OF three and quarter.
A. j CHINERY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

Al the Forest Hin Consolidated
Mining company's property they are
running a level toward the vein from
the bottom of the shaft which is now
down three hundred and thirty feet.
Levels have also been run from a
point one hundred and fny and two
hundred feet from the collar of the
shaft. The new level will give them
one hundred and thirty feet of st0ping
ground. At the two hundred foot
level the vein is from four to six feet
in width with a pay streak of two to
four feet, lying between walls of
granite. They are concentrating their
product at about the ratio of five or
ten tons into one and their eoncen-
traitors have averaged about one half
to one aud one half ounces gold,
thirty to fifty ounces silver and a
large per cent. of zinc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
FnSf uTnIlL IlR
OF GUEHTI5CN.

Does q general banking aud collection bus
sess. Interest allowed on time deposits. Sell
exchange ON all parts Of the Z : aud Europe
Capital AND UsAiviaes Profits 81 ,Nee
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

The majority OF the mines in the
Tay l0r park region are only employ
log small forces at present owing 10
the favorable prospect OF the railroad
coming I'm. They desire 20 ship at
reasonable freight rates instead OF
an eight or ten dollar wagon haul.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04

First Pub. JuIy STR. 1N2
last ru1 JuIl ls-h. isfr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

President Roosevelt's general policy
in dealing with the federal patronage
is somewhat erratic and jerky as .
whole, after the manner of the man.
but his southern appointments have
been, in the main, deserving Ct
hearty appreciation. He has refused
TO appoint some unfit men. He has
broken with some OF the Office Drok.
ers and delegate-buyers who have
made the name of repnblicanism in
the south a reproach. lie has made
some conspicuously fit appointments,
says the Albany Argus.
In order TO do so, he has been
obliged to appoint southern demo-
Gratis. That fact is in itself a strix-
ing commentary on the absence of q
respectable republican party in the
far south; for President Roosevelt is
an intense partisan. THE fact is"
says the Atlanta Constitution, that
since the republicans turned loose
Louisiana and South Carolina in 1877
there has been nothing more tangible
to repubicanism in the gulf states
than a close corporation of former
carpet-baggers, pap-produced con-
verts, and colored convention heelers.
They have survived upor the policy
of the republican administrations of
giving the federal offices in the south
TO the men who could produce pre-
pledged delegations in the national
conventions Of the party. 1t is
prophecy of better things when the
president turns down such fellows
and guarantees the purity and fidel-
ity of the public service by appoint
ing TO it democrats of approved char
acters. 1t is also good sign that he
does not propose to pension padrones.
The process he has hit upon may not
build up dominant republican party
in the south. but il will benefit the
public service and put premium on
patriotism instead of partisan presti-
digitation."
This policy Of the presidents has
alenated from him, in many OF the
southern states. the men who have
heretofore made business of hand
ling" the delegates to the republican
national conventions. 1t NAV be that
these men will continue in business.
and flock with the opposition to
President Eooseyelt's nomination in
1904. II may be, on the other hand,
that their wings will be clipped, by
the adoption of the Payne policy OF
so many republican votes, so many
delegates. 1t is TO be remembered
that Mr.. Payne is now in the cabinet.
and the accredited manager of the
Roosevelt machine. He may endeavor
to cut off one of Mr.. Hanna's best
sources of delegate-getting.
But if the full Payne policy should
be adopted, including the curtail-
ment of representation in congress Of
states which have adopted education
al tests for suffrage, it will be long
after President Roosevelt's time be-
fore there are enough republican
votes in the far south to be worth the
counting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

other man in Washington walked like
Lincoln.
She kept her eyes fastened on him as
he drew nearer, so as to have lots TO
tell her father when she returned
home.
Her little heart was beating with
excitement. "Oh. II he would only
stop, just for minute, so ! could
speak to him. lie looks 20 sad ! won
der why"
Just then boy stopped TO buy an
apple. He gave her a ten-ccnt piece
and Madge did not have pennies
enough TO make change.
swat a mipnte, please. ard III get
it," she sa:h dnd started TO run across
the street to the news stand for
change.
She had only covered half the dis
lance when a team Of carriage horses
swung around the corner.
Too late the coachman saw her.
There was a little scream, two horses
ierked back on their launches and
Madge lay on the pavement, uncon-
scious. with one little arm broken.
Men rushed TO pick her up; but one
tall form was ahead Of them all. Lin
coin. with all the tenderness In his
great heart aroused. stopped and
picked the little form up in his arms.
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OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

Senator William +. Mason. in his
speech. declared that reciprocity "is
the legitimate child of the doctrine Of
protection" An action against the
republican party to support the young
ster is now in order. Philadelphia
Times.
There are times when such sub
ject as the tariff cannot be boxed and
put away. with orders to everybody
10 keep hands Off The time is past
when that sort of policy is carried out
simply by issuing orders TO that e.
ect.--Boston Record (Rep).
There's no real republican fear
that reduction of the tariff on Cuban
product llviolate the "most-favored-
nation" clause in our foreign treaties.
The real republican fear is that some
trust may lose a dollar or so il we
deal justly with Cuba.-St. Louis Re
public.
The republicans argue that we
ought TO spend 800. 100000 on our navy
In order I O fl II TO guard our merchant
m-rine and that we ought TO spend
some other millions in bounties for the
merchant marine so as to build II up
and give the navy something TO do
How TO get rid Of surplus never wor-
ries the republicans. Savannah News
Senator Allison outlines the or
der Of business in congress as follows:
First we propose 70 dispose OF the
Philippine tariff que ton I hen take M
the problem OF relief for Cuba. and
then determine what Is To be done in
regard 10 the proposed reduction Of
the war tax. after which we will be
in position 10 give consideration 70
the canal question. This does not look
as II IL would be necessary TO melt
snow and ice, and thaw on, the ground.
In order 10 begin digging the canal
next week.-A,bany Argus.
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