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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS
Foyer Chat.

BY the youth whose ideas of literature have
been gained through perusal of the works
Of 'tOld sleuth,,' Nick Carter and similar lit
erary lights the state Of Missouri will always
be regarded as the home of desperadoes.
Therefore, he will consider it only natural
that one Of the characters in Augustus
Thomas comedy, drama, "1n Mizzoura," "
should be train robber and another a sherl
If. The Frawley company is breaking all
summer records lat the Metropolitan In the
Thomas play this wsek, the quaint character
types of .'1n Mizzoura'' and it's homely. pic
turesque environment amusing patrons
nightly, .>:s 3. ....... ...,..
Next week the Frawleys will present In
Paradise a farcical comedy adapted from
the French, which eastern critics have pro-
nounced exceedingly witty. Miss Eleanor
Gist. a nev member of the company, Miss
Mary Van Buren. Mr.. Holt, Mr.. Kearney.
Mr.. Amory and other favorites will be in the
CT
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19

With H. P Hall in the governors chair
and J. Adam Bede in congress the Mime
sotan that couldn't see the joke wouldn't
know what was doing. .'...-. ..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
DULUTH HAS The long search of |
the anti i-Bede Duluth
A CANDIDATE. ians has %been re-

warded, and at last a
Duluth candidate for congress has declared
himself. He is Judge William D. Edison, at
present the presiding genius cf the munici-
pal court. He Is IS years DID,, and has a
good record as vote -getter. He was first
elected seven years ago. and in 1898 was re-
elected, running 1900 votes ahead Of the re-
publican candidate for mayor.
Judge Edsoh has lived in Duluth eleven
years. This calls to mind a paragraph in
the last number Of Bede's Budget to this
effect
Funny that when some folks talk about a
Duluth candidate they trot out a fellow
who has been here hardly long enough ito put
his stovepipe up, while the only candidate
in the field" has been In these diggin'a for
sixteen years, and has been knocking for
Duluth all the time. Honest fntun. now, ism t
it q lit funny, boys? -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19

WANTS CLAPP The st. Cloud Jour-
nal-Press advances a
INDORSED BY novel proposition for
the state convention.
& CONvENTION.g It, is no less than An
Endorsement OF Moses
F. Clapp for reelection to the United States
senate. Editor Eastman defends It as fol-
lows: b as' s4 i Isl.
Whiie Senator CIapp has four years 60
serve, the state senators elected this fall Will
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
MINNESOTA POLITICS

NO "BARREL" The following from the
- - a.. Little Falls Herald is
WILL BE TAPPED. sample Of the COM
! - =. ment of the .opposition
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
Books and Authors
NEW BOOKS

Myra of the Pines. BY Herman K. Well,
author Of ''The Inn of the Silver Moon, y
etc. New York: Mcclure, Phillips & Co.
Minneapolis: Nathaniel Mccarthy ~"
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19

At meeting in st. Paulllast evening third
ward republicans decided to ask Armand
Albrecht to be candidate for the state
senate from the thirty fourth district, now
represented by democrat, r. s. McNamee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-19
ALL NEW STOCK OF RUGS.

There was not one in this store
when we bought the plant, therefore
all we have are new, choice qualities
and colorings. Only latest patterns
to show; most all of them received
during the last few days. New Grass
Mats and Rugs, Turkish and Smyr-
ma Rugs, beautiful Moquette
Rugs in sizes for mats, CRATE and
sofas. Extra quality all wool art
squares for Dining rooms, Chambers
and Parlors, small medium and large
sizes at $3.50 to $1,000 each. Ele-
CANT Dageston and Bundah Rugs,
superb quality body Brussel and fine
Wilton Rugs in room sizes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-19
A Special Department
OUR MATTINGS, CURTAINS AND
DRAPERIES.

Will be opened ON second floor i'm few days; un-
till then will be crowded i'm the department ON
Main Floor but have room to show you plainly that
have fine, we'll assorted stock of the most de-
sirabe Mattings of China, Jap and American makers
full lines of new Lace and Ruffed Curtains: bsauti=
full heavy Draperies in pairs and by the yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-19

T$ $ * h sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-19

We gave an import order for TORCHON LACES
for our JANUARY SALE, they shipped too
! early and here. We must sell them
1--WE need the room--they go ON sale Monday.
? More than ten thousand yards of BEAUTIFUL NEW
PATTERN TORCHON LACES, one to three inches
wide. Medici, Clueney and hand rum patterns I'm
sertions and edges, every yard new-=never
cotnters before Choice of the entire lot No. only
Five cents the yard. Lot No. 2 at TEN CENTS THE
YARD There is more than ever had i'm one lot of
TORCHONR. Elegant goods at the prce-all new
patterns, ~ to a inches wide. Don't miss this
LACES. Write for samples.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-19

One of Our Strongest Departments
Ladies Suits, Skirts and Wraps.
Many Special Tailored Suits on Sale Monday for
the first time. Look at the Tam and Oxford Blouse
Suits, all wool Cheviot, Full Flare Skirts correct
Stylish thoroughly we'll made for only 40 the suit
Our Black Camels Hair Covert Cloth
and Cheviot Tailor Made Suits.
are choice stylish and extra good value; would cost
you double made to order
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-19

Extra Stylish Snowflake Tailor Made Ladies' Suits
Norfolk Kilt Skirt, perfect workmanship and Pam
anna weave, same style, choice only, $E2.49.
Fine Navy and Black Imported CheVlot Suits.
Taffeta lined Peau de Sole bands, very Stylish only
SI498.
Black and Navy Venetian Cloth Suits.
trimmed with black and white velvet medallons
skirt, sor SH4 .o8.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16
NUMBER 76l
In Self Defence.

Suck was the verdict of the
coronor's jury which WAS called to
inquire rs to the den,h of the Mex
lean sheep herdcr killed by Tom
Tucker at Saguachc.
The evidence before the Jury, ms
reported by the Crescent, was
that Tucker and his companion
rode up to Chaves and asked him
why he was on that range with
his sheep A few remarks were
inside back and forth, when, us
Tucker and Davey clam, Chavcs,
who was armed with II Winchester,
cooked his gun and brought it to
position rs if 10 shoot. Tucker
had his carbinc across the pommcl
of his saddle. and without raising
IT to his shoulder. keeping his eyes
all the time on the Mexican. he
cooked his gun and fired IN self
defence. Chavcs fell To the
ground with a bullet hole through
his body and expired almost i'm
mediatcly.
The COW boys then dismoun,cd
from their horses, disarmed the
boy herder and taking the dead
mans gun rode back to their camp.
Tucker then came 10 town and
gave himself up.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Hon. Lucine Baker, of Leaven-
worth, kaesas, eX-United States
senator from that state arrived in
this city Wednesday, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Captain
Lawndes, aud his daughter-in-law
Mrs. l.. b. Baker (nee Carrie
Sheridan) and baby. Thursday
they went TO South Fork to spend
a dew days and will then return
here for n short visit. Mr.. L. Il.
Baker is engaged in the practice
of law at Leavenworth with his
father.
OF course Mrs. Bakers host of
friends are pleased TO welcome her
back to the home of her childhood.
Capt. LoSndes, L. ). n. in now
in charge of the naval hospital at
san juap. Porto Rico.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

There will be n meeting at the Opera
House, Monte Vista, Saturday, Ang l6,
at =. IN, composed OF representatives
OF all bitches taking water from the Rio
trande river in water district No. 70, TO
consider the question OF cold storage"
and reservoirs, and such other matters
as may appertain to our water supply.
II. WORTH
DAVID Mills
&. 4. PouNp,
Irrigation Committee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

cause them to hear fairer portion
OF the burdens of taxation, 10 th,,
relief of the farmer aud every
other actual toiler Hence their
opposition to the amendment and
their pretended love for the farm
ers leading them to work 80 siren
uously against the amendment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16
tn. Mogo,e Reservoir.

1t was planned 10y the church
people, aud the intention is to de-
velope Conejos county. The peo-
pie TO reap the benefits OF the
reservoir ARE those who are actual
settlers who want To use the watrr
on their crops. The Mogote res
ervoir is not scheme requiring
the spectators cash or aid. The
cash and work TO complete tho
reservoir are at hand and II will
Toe carried to completion, just ~
the Mormons have accom- Pushed
all their undertakings Antonilo
Ledger
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16
4 Valuable Man.

At the Farmers meeting held nj
Monte Vista some three weeks ago
a committee of eleven was ap.
pointed to 90 before the State
Land Board at Denver and see il
some relief could not be secured
for those on leased state lands who
will fail to raise crop this season
by reason of the drouth.
Hon. j. II. FullenwIler. one Of
That committee, went To Denver nj
once and was instrumental in get
ting the Land Bonrd to send two
men TO the valley to look over the
situation aud arranged for "a meet
ing of his committee with the board
rs soon as these men should re-
turn. The wnsh ont prerenietl
the committee from going To Den
yer and the meeting was contiu-
ned week and Mr.. Fullenwider
wired them TO that eHec, and
wrote them 10 be sure and be pre-
sent.
But when the time came FOR n
hearing no one put in an appear
ance except j. l.. Hur, Of Sa-
puacbe. Such Observation-Disclosures
ON the part Of the committee was
dlscouraglng To the mau who had
been the mover in the under,ak
ing, but Uncle John MAS equal 10
the occasion. He soon rnn across
l.. IL. Sylvester aud made him n
third committeeman and the three
went before the board aud pre-
scented the case in good old farmer
style, presented their petitions aud
made their arguments. The re.
suit WAS they got all payments due
this yenr foi rem, deferred for u
year in the four valley counties,
got n reduction Of twenty iiy. per
cent ON agricultural lands for This
year in The valley: in range Z 81.
cured "a reduction from 30 cents io
10 cents, IN range 8 reduction
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

The attnck on 4. c. Henry rs
the Alamosn Courier brings Dan
Newcomb 10 bis defence. aud he
closes his article in these words:
As creator Of wealth Henry
has no equal in Tia. west. The
Kansas when, bel, was developed
by Henry. III" whea, king. with
hi- 10000 nct-s IL wheat. Ar.
kansas valley, with her 1000
ncrcs Of ber's aud her sugar far.
tories. were brought 10 life lay Hen
~. The San Lui. valley. boauli.
fnl beyond expression. fertile bc,
yond comparison. the land Of nrie,
sian wells. ID" land 81 sunsbine,
owes more 10 7. &. Henry than ic
any on. hundred men that eve,
crossed tho Vc,s pnss."
Sheriff Wcis. VIA. ia toxin Mon
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16
The Farmer And The Tax.

Our present system compels the
taxation of personal property and
improvements upon land, wherein
the farmers wealth chiefly con-
ssists. "The tax upon personal
property, sad David A. Wells,
makes the farmers pay from four
sdollars to seven dollars where It
makes the residents of large cities
pay one dollar" The great cities
says Prof. Richard I. Ely, "es-
cape the personal property tax 10
n more considerable extent than
the smaller cities aud villages, and
sstill more than the rural districts. -
Some concrete illustrations of
the working Of the present system
may be given. The Tramwny Co.
of the city of Denver has issued
securities whose market value lis
approximately $4,000, 900. Upon
Il reasonable estimate. i's franchise
in the public streets il worth at
least two thirds of this, 1000. 900.
Yet upon this franchise it ia at
present paying no taxes. The
Denver Union Water Co. is worth
"a.
$50. 100000. At least six ten,hs
of this is franchise value, yet upon
this it pays no tax. The railroads
Sof Colorado are worth on "a con
servntive estimate Sl22, 0OJ, 900.
two thirds Of which at least con-
sisis Of the value Of their fran
chises IN public ways and rights Of
way. Yet the railroads of Colo.
%re at present. under the State
Constitution ns it now is, paying
no taxes upon these vast privil-
eyes. Save IN a few cases where a
compromise has been effected
upon IA ridicnlously low estimate,
they are not even nominnlly pay
ing taxes upon their franchises
Their cases ara hing mp on the
Supreme Court hooks, and no man
knows the dsy when they will be
s.akcn down or the why in which
they will l.. decided. Meanwhile
the holders Of immensely valuable.
privileges ARE paying no taxes
upon those special privileges.
But the working farmer il faith
. fully paying taxes ON MI the prod.
uct- Of his toll.
Under the Aosiralnsian system.
this upjus, discrimination could
not be-. Regarding local taxation.
the Amendment places he pouer
in agricultural counties in III.
hands Of farmers themselves
Their vol. will be decisive. In
sthe entire state. Tia. Amendment
clearly prohibits the exemption
from taxation Of any rights IL way
or franchises in public ways.
Some critic Of the amendment Inns
raised the scsre.crow thu, under
its working the tnilfonds could
. only be- taxed "a mere bagai.ll.. ="
This ia tho vcriest io.i,. "ridicu.
lous enough to shake ia. milriil
Of despair with laughter" II the
amendment handed any fxvofs Ia
the railways, those corporations
would not he opposing Il. ~ they
are nov doing with vigor aud rigor
The strenuous efforts recently
mad. by the railroads. ,rsmwsys
bankers and real estate exchange,
To Undue. the special session of the
Legislature aud Snpr~m. Court IL
deprive the people 81 the state ol
any vote In the adoption or reject.
ion Of tho Aastrsl.sian IA,
Amendment. shows beyond ioub
that thcs" privileged clAs.c. see Ia
the amen lmcnt ~ ~n,l-avont Il
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

The Republican Union club, of
Denver. has declared itself 10 b.
unanimously ngnin-, the Bncklin
amendment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

There was a heavy shower north
Of the river Wednesday night and
some rain IN other pats of the
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

WILDER Thomas, of the Rocky
Mountain News, was n passenger
on the up train Thursday morn
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

According to the Creole Candle
Geo. ID. Nickle got knocked out "A,
that camp Sunday morpIng for
calling some one a liar.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Frank c. Cloudy refuses to be a
candidate for governor on the re-
publican ticket. He says:
II have given the matter OF
being candidate very careful con
sideration, and owing to the fact
that am the business director of
several large concerns, | find it
would be impossible for me TO nc
cept the governorshp at this time
without seriously interfering
wlth-possibly sevcring-my con.
nection with those institutions,
and this ] cannot afford to do from
financial standpoint. Therefore
| have decided not to be n candi.
date"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

W. j. Clark has u contract for
building twelve miles of WAGON
road from Fort Garland to the
mines noiheast 81 there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Manager Herbert and all Tia,
new official, of the -. 4 Il. q.
railroad went up 10 Crccdc Thur
day on n special.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Mrs Mcintosh is IN the city
visiting her daughter Mrs c. u.
S,u,snan aud other friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Chairman Leo Vincent has IT,
sued call Tor state convention
10 be held at Denver Sept 10Th NJ
10 u. m. for the purpose Of NOM
inn,ing state officers,
Tho convention will be entitled
10 3I5 delegates aud Rio Grando's
quota will be eight delegates.
An effort will be made to form a
fusion with the democrats aud sll.
yer republicans. aud in the event
OF failure 10 be properly recog-
nised the populisls will put up n
ticket OF their own.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Among the nspirants for repre-
sentative from this district or the
Democratic ticket Is Frank T..
Wheeler. - Creede Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Hay is now worth Sli ton in
tins market and Is likely TO de-
mand n good price for n year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Nj aud Mrs. James Campbell
gny" n dinner party Wednesday
evening In honor Of Orion Chcno,
aud Paul Aldrich and wife. II
was very enjoyable affair.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

William Matt.n. who has been
out on parole from the Michigan
pcni'.niiary. WIS arrested by
Sheriff Weiss rucsday nigh, on
requisilion from the state Of Mich
igan and lodged in tho Dol Nor,c
jail. The nrres, was made ten
miles ives, Of Del Noric y, the
PfcifIcr ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

The suit of L. G. Henry against
the Southern Colorado Land co,u-
pany, which WAS filed in the dis.
trict court of Arapahoe county,
has been brought to Conelos
comfy by change of venue and
in due course of time will probably
come 10 trial. La this suit Mr..
Henry seeks to recover a one-third
interest in all the business of the
Southern Colorado Land company.
- Alamosa Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Sheriff Weiss VIA. Ia town Mon.
day night on official business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Rev. Henry Clark. Of Kansas,
lccturcd to n small audience n, the
Opera house Tuesday night on the
subject "lioNcs.' Those prcscn,
seemed 10 enjoy the lecture. II
could hardly rank ~ nm up Ia date,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Mrs. L. L. Herr nm in from
Denver "Wednesday.
J. e. Nash aud wife left for
Telluride fuesday night
Emil Brinker, clerk in parrish's
drug store is very sick with w.
pnoia teVer'
II. b. Kinney left Tuesday
night for the San Juan country on
business trip.
Lawyers Corlelt aud Veerkamp
were in the county couff Tuesday
arguing motions.
Mrs. }. \. Kennedy, 81 Burning
ton, Kansas, sister of Mrs. Sirawn,
is here on visit.
/ - V Smith on5 Massho,ca,
rich were at San Luis Tuesday on
mining business.
Mrs a. p Cnmniirgs md
la,.,,,,.r .,,, mi ,r..
day on few days visit
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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

c. +. Bunker and wife. of San
Francisco, arrived in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Bunker is u
mining man and WAS here some
time ago when he became inter
esied in the new camp "a, Nichols.
II is his purpose to remain here
and engage in active mining.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

The Implement, men say our re-
port Of only two binders being
put out this year Was not true.
George Beatty says that he sold
five, Gibbs * Abrams say they
have sold five and l.. W. Arthur
says his firm has sold four at Cen
ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

According 10 the Denver Post
Hon. +. G. Cloudy Is in the race
for United Suites senator.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

DIR. Packard has put down 30
foot ariesian we'll at his residence
That flows live gallons minute.
THIS we'll IN used 10 operate hy.
drhulic ram Tim, forces water into
the second story Of his house for
baths aud other purposes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

j. Il. Nash aud wife left for
Telluride Tuesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Mrs. b. Il. Herr, ralhe in from
Denver Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

There has been more ar less
trouble this week caused hy the
employees of the light plant cut
ting branches form the trees.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Emil Brinkcr, clerk in Parrish's
drug store lis very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

There vii ~ large drnlnnd
this fall for feed cattle by the corn
growers of knnsn-, Ncbrnskn and
Iowa; hence good price for colo.
rnilp cattle may Ice looked for.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Jane. \. Kelley a Go. have cut
- acres Of barley anl have about
ten acres more 10 cut. They ARE
now NJ work cutiini 500 nrr.- of
pens.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Prof L. q Anderson lesyns
Sunday night lot lafayette. Colo
rndo, whcr" he has been engaged
US superintendent OF the city
schools.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

/, looks ~ IL thrrc would be
some grain eat this wear after NIL
The talk about drpuih Shrop
shire & Son have just UNDIVIDED n
car Of ,win..
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Mrs ii. II. Wiurhell Is enter
tanning Mrs. Niks and two little
glrls from Denver They were
former neiehhor. In ih. biz city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

j. a. Hartford II New York
City. n friend u Orion Cheney.
arrived herr rnrnlny, nui will
spend u month ru-iicniing ia the
mouu'niup
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

H. Il. Kinney left Tuesday
night for the San Juan country on
business trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Mrs. G. p Cumuiings aut
daughter went to Del Nnrte Tues
day on a few days visit
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

Mrs. }. A. Kennedy, Of BurIiug.
ton, Kansas, sister of Mrs. S,rawn
is here on n visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-16

II. Y. Smith and Marshal Good
rich were at San Luis Tuesday OF
mining business.
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