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The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

Prosn noS anti Ta=-isy. Sov-znb~r
.ih. sbolt al that zIl - lard siH
have political iinz= 10 it- But tbeE
there = certain clz-- that rGnsI have
- oocgT4ti0sl u -OsI.e ki;d, Z aoihinz
letter than working then avs
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

What's the matter Higgins? Have
not seen copy Of the Telegraph since
the third issue. Paper supply too short
TO *" with country sheets?
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

Both the Democratic and Republican
state conventions endorsed all the con-
stitutionaI amendment. except the
Bucklin land tax.
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

Time Is coming when Uncle Sam will
be forced to handle all monopolies, etc,
the same as he has been handling the
postal system since it was founded.
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

Roosevelt has been taken into the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
as an honorary member. Wonder
what kind Of pull he worked or is the
constitution Of that organization made
, Of rubber?
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

We reproduce an editorial thi. week
from the Denver Post, which our Re-
publican friends aud advocates Of trusts
will do well to peruse.
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

If.e q fi-.d- ., Be.ur1out- Te1s.,
.1e oa fire. Woncer ~ns; elect ths-
viIl base On prie>s-
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12
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The Dolores star., 1902-09-12
Timber Land, Act June 3, Is7s.-Notics for Puh-
lication.
United Statss Land Obies.,

Aiinocr Land. Act June 5, l8Is.-Notico for Puh-
lication.
United States Land Once
Durango, olorado, July 8, 1909
Notice is hereby given that in complianss
With the provisions of the act of Congress Of
June ). 1873. entitled An act for the ale 81
timber lands in the e, States of California, Orc.
tended to all the Public Land Statss By sst Of
August 4. 1892,
yuma, State of Colorado, has this day nlsd q
this Office her sworn statement No. E9s, for ~
purchase of the OF sw and se Of AZ nd
w \ MPM
And will offer proof to show that the land
sought is moro valuable for it's timber or stooe
than for agricultural ru-rosee and to estabiisk
Der claim g said land before the Register sad
Receiver of this office at Durango Colorado oo
Friday the 18th day Of September, ia1s
She names as witnesses: Elizabeth Rust Of
Rico; Colo, Ben p. Porter. Of Mildred, Colo.
Colo. "
Any and all persons claiming adversely Tia
above-deecribed lands are requested to fle theif
claims in this office on or before said l9th day
of September, 1902.
First pub iuly II last C Mt 10
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

''rhe SNOW has fell'' and Orrnan will
not dig out before election. Too--too-
bad.
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

Roo.evelps ahti-trnst speeches re-
mind one Of the Denver Posts balloon.
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

There yyill b. no fusion thls year.
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12
AND THE
MONTEZUMA AND,
SHENANDOAH
VALLEYS,

In connection with the Denver 4
Rio Grande it forms the unsuf-
passed
All Rail Around the Circle Trip,'s
I'M. HERBERT, MAyAoRe,
The Dolores star., 1902-09-12

Firs. pub iny II, last sept p; ri:iNs'' i: Register
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

power than throne empire upon the globe today
Greece glorious in the arts and graces than
any cult in any age; Rome sitting upon her seven
hills and ruling the world from the proud Eternal City
to the uttermost barbarian verge courage in the
highest, personal and NATIONAL wisdom Of govern.
ing warning and prospecting; was philosophy. luminous
the splendor of Babylon was the fragile beauty Of a
crystal palace the glory OF Greece was the chilled
wilderness of marble; the might of Rome was the
strength OF imperial legions; courage the un.
brided lust for blood and power wisdom the craft
OF rule for selfish ends by prudent philosophy
was the logic Of Natures unbending law The heart OF
the world untouched. The soul of lay sleep
ing. Now and then hope il by divine instinct nut
tered in some breast, but humanity whole an
unbegotten herd whose oniy mission to fatten on
the lush grass Of perishing earth.
When He came love III the night and thrilled the
and left star of faith eternal in the heavens.
Man walks thing OF life despite his cerement Of clay
lie takes his brother by the hand and helps him up the
stumbling way to shining things beyond.
The doctrine Of the Nazarene pervades the thinking
world enuobes states seals the universal brother
hood Not the advance Of individual men, but the up
lit Of common man is the great concern Nations
study peace, and thrones becoming democraces in
all but name The lust Of Adam stl tants the blood
but day by day and by year the grows better
and ever finds consolation in the hope of Calvary.
Let them who will deny the physical resurrection
they not deny that since that fateful hour OF his
tory new light shines in human hearts new force
runs through human action deathless spirit thrills
the consciousness OF man and draws him upward to-
ward his God.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

There is strong feeling not only among the
democrats Of whom il might be said that tine wish
is father 10 the thought but also among the republi.
cans, that the next congress will be democratic This
result, 1t is believed. viii be brought about not only
because of the alienation of the people from the folly
and extravaganza of republican measures and policies
but also because Of the presidents which are sun
posed to govern in the matter OF majorlties on no
known theory except that the popular will as other
forms OF motion, Is supposed to proceed rythu.lcav
In 1872 Grant was elected president bv an over.
wheimng majority that carried the house Of repre-.
sentatiYes together with the presidency In 1874 ba
reaction set in and democratic house was elected
foreshadowng the election OF Tden with a demo.
cratic house again in 1876 There is precedent that
alarms the republicans when they think of the cleo
tons OF 1902 and 1904 Again the democrats carried
me mouse In 1878, In the middle OF Hayes term and
also IN 1852 in the middle OF Arthurs tern, This
seems more than coincidence Note again that IN
1880 in the middle OF Harrson's term den,ocra rio
congress was again elected foreshadowinr CIeveIapd
election to his second term in 1882 Does NOT that
seem to change the coincidence into certainty In
the middle OF the terms Of Grant Hayes Artbpr and
Harrison the people elected democratic house WIN
they not elect democratic house in 1902 IN tb i,
die Of RooseyeIt's term?
The present congress Is not a popular coneross
There is good democratic material In IL bpt the
republican majority has not distinguished itself 10
isaton for the benefit of the classes at the
the masses has been its sole occupation with dos.
potc gag rule to cut off debate The peonle Lno,,
when they are not represented but misrepresertoa
In that, rather than in the presidents theory ,i.
the surest ground upon which to base predictions :,
democratic victory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Those old eorns and bunons our feet beginning
TO burn again and say stranger watch what tell you
revelations IN the weather eondtions-Pdesfire Press
Considering the fact that you bowlegged you GER
tainly receive your information by a roundabout way
Prince Henry doesn't have left any permanent
bad effect behind him in spite OF MIR Wheeler BY the way
hole somewhere.-El P0So Herald.
And who knows what has become of Bob Eyansa
The Philippine islands are hot beds Of cholera bubopie
plague and eproy All OF these terrible diseases now
70 be found IN the islands and they will be imported into
this country IN fact chief imports these islands
VIII be leposy plaques cholera and corpsesTyier Demo
The United States has already received many eonssn-
The battle for the presidential nomination seems to h.
on between Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Hanna, Mr. Hanna
while Teddy is accdent-GaneSuiHe Register
few years hence and Teddy will be regarded merely
as incident
Pom pom is the American name Tor ping pong. the
game Nhieh mas been imported from England and which
s,de Herald. ""'-
Ping to lawn tennis what craps is to draw pot
andbu here we don't know anything about those games
Mr. l. A, Petit. writing in the Houston Post fro,
Huntsville states that the investigating committee mas 81
Tor hgures relative the ACCESSIBILITY OF moving The n
tennay from Huntsville, owing its non-centra location
not argue them at this time.-EfHHfspille Item
In asking for figures relative the cost OF concen,rs
ing the penitentares at point and in seeking inorma
hon relative 10 the feasibility OF such concentration The
committee simply followed the policy it has adopted AZ
getting all the Light possible the subject may have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
SOME PosTscRIPTs.

The other day priest presented himself to the es:ha
of the Parker house in Boston and handed him $50 fa
which he asked receipt When asked whose account
the money should be credited the priest replied that
came from one OF his flock who had requested hin
hand it to the Parker house cashier and to have
credited to the conscience fund without revealing IL
identity of the person for whom he acting ~
money credited as directed.
The foundation of a Roman villa have been laid bare
IN Greenwich park, London by the park keeper The spas
opened has an of about sixteen feet and the cny
loose materials found far, tiles The dls
covery is regarded with great interest by local anqu'S
Professor Goldberg has discovered in Western AorrN
viking tomb containing the remains OF a woman.
complete set Of and the skeleton OF horse y,
Is pronounced the first discovery OF its kind nowthse
ing that the old speaks often of women warriors
ne railway strike in Italy, which has been mpsnaus
Tor some time has been averted by the making OF nu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Dr. Conan Doyle is having difficulty in finding enaa i.
Dutch or German publisher for his pamphlet on -
cause and conduct Of the South African war
Miss Ethel Lorimer, the I3-year-od daughter q 40
Congressman Lorimer OF Illinois has composed an ~
Maria which is said to be very creditable and O'+'
sung in Catholic churches in Chicago.
. ne youhful-looking Representative LESSER 2. -
oTk will no longer be mistaken by members o. $50
or one OF the pages of the house Each OF me lsV
wears big button which the word Page IS p' l.
canon Wherefore, OF London says that nc W.
wireless telegraphy argument for prayer. m;s 6.
Mrs. Mary A. Snody is the oldest school girl y y
LOUIS She is - years old and has just been s'A Srhs
from four years She is grandmother, 4
she was IS years old she began systematic go i.r,
study In her youth she denied educationat ri. q
ages 1t was not until six years ago that she was M
work on her lifes desire.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
HE is RISEN.

For nineteen hundred years. in ever widening
sweep the Easter sun has burst in radiance on the
cropping sons OF men, until today in every civil land
upon the shining earth wherever social virtues eothe
prayers said, and souls uplifted hail their rtsen
Lord
The idol OF few fishermen in Galiiee has become
the spiritual light of the civilized world Whatever
men may think of the incarnation or the atonemept
all own force in society a saving element In human
conduct and strangely ennoblng aspiration far away
and above the utmost reach OF animalsm which Is
natures unaterable Imitation and it all radiates
backward and forward in time and history from MAJ
lonely mountain in Palestine wheue three men died on
the cross and the centurion who executed them said
Of Him who hung between. Truly this was the Son Of
God"
Before He came WAS Babylon. more splendid in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
A QUESTION OF LIVING WAGES.

Huntsville Item
In reviewing the many evils connected with ths s
lease system, Mr. L. A Petit, writing in the HousDA
says; Il
. AS TO the guards these farms the pen'eH'st Re
ncials insist that of them good men "a a
luctanty admit that such of them good men Wsy
stay IN the service when they get anything 70 az living
IS thsf Simply because the State viii mol P@11.aeay
wages Tor guard service, and yet can reesh 81 tie
when these officials declared they could gel ,,n
men they wanted at the price paid, were aiNass x b,
win applicants, etc, and opine this was on ., BIZ
by the Legislature which we never believed he wogs
ne Post man also says: According to snea ss De
mad been on these farms and who teshhed 80 81
committee these guards drivers from avn ~ M
nave nothing but rough and abusive language i T-xss
IN their charge If this is true it is disgrace .s
10y paying fair wages the guard service eeuia
tanned at high standard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

in hand But il does not signify that because the COM
rbittee voud like 10 know what it would cost to build
new penitentary at some central point within easy reach
of large tract Of land which could be cultivated oy CON
victs has concluded that the prison now mansaeu Al
Huntsville should be abandoned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
TAMPERING WITH TRIF1 {
WHAT EAsrFp Mr.,.a

Last night my winsome littl. -.
Responded to my cali
Her eyes had lost their plin, .s
Her arms held lilies tall run
They nestled close beside ne, -,
And in her golden hair. A'ek
She came as one who'd been >. -
And found not anywhere
She came and stood beside NV -
Her vision, turned away
Seemed, far beyond the earth .ra
10 seek the lessning ray "'
mat marked the glorious days d.clin.
And, pushing back her can N''''ne
lifted this wee lass of mine
And set her on my lap
She held the snow white lilies tn
On swaying stems and green,
And, gazing in dew-wet epn
Said What does Easter r,..,,
Just What does Easter meani" ~.
And settled down to hear 1c
! looked down at the pillowed h..s
And at the seashell ear,
And then told the tale again
Told all that Easter meant
The cross and Calvary. the mai,
With more than anguish blent
That conquered for the world and -.
Fen sin and deaths despair,
And when stopped to kiss her an.
Was sleeping passing fair.
The tears come to me as I vr,.
We tucked her in her bed
And God-God called for her thar r...
Morn found her spirit fed
Her lips felt not our last goodbys
When Easter lilies bloom
We kneel--her mother does and T.
Within that sacred room,
The is as she left It then
Dead lilies strew the floor.
We see her sleeping there again
Her wee shoes by the door
Her dainty garments scattered wid.
Obi God How long it seems
We kneel where our wee darling died
And think what Easter means
The report is becoming current that John n D..
er is becoming absolutely hairless Can ~ ~. Sy
becoming transformed into real octopus beiOr. o 49,
The Friscos new train, THE Meteor" few N, ,,,,.
S first run The Kaiser's Meteor, however will b,T.
ider track ''
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr went to church last suDd,, :,
didn't 90 bareheaded either ~
The author OF Ben Bolt is still living At an ,a,...,
&C. while the author of Goo Goo Eyes" died Young ~
lould serve as lesson and a warning
In the controversy between the beet and N, ,,,.
gar manufacturers it to be the beet grower, q,
c raising cain.
PA, what does Easter Sunday mean%
His little darling begs;
And pa, absorbed in mornings Post
Says, "Bonnets, dear, aud eggs"
How will it affect the common people II Prof IsA
res corner that microbc of eternal ife1 When he ra
under the microscope it's dollars to doughnuts h. End
organs brand on it.
Well the Easter bonnet business all over bu. IL. ply
Tor the dainty creation so try to look pleasant
An Eastern man is reported having shot his mother.
law from ambush; but could scarcely be expected
face his mother-in-law in fair tight
Oh, when Peggy buys a bonnet
With some ostrich plumes upon it,
IS plainly seen that Peggy, dear is feeling at her kil
But don't her hubby know,
As he digs up wads Of dough,
lat in feathering her bonnet she's unfeaheng the nsal
L NJ LrYM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

sonal preference prejudice or friendship oblisa-
ton and rally solidy to the Holt aldermanc ticket
Some OF them may not be your original choice Some
OF them may not be known to you personally or by
public record But they all chosen in good faith
to stand with Holt They pledged, and they Will
be true We can't afford take chances by rejecting
single one for the victory assured for the head
Of the ticket will be vain success without working
body OF aldermen.
You have demanded change in the city govern
ment. You can't get Il without clean sweep Don't
deceive yourselves by thinking that Holt stop the
leaks and make a decent government unsupported by
the council. Don't sacrifice the whole movement by
casting ballot for good fellow Of the opposition
1t may be vote that will elect or defeat the
sary twothirds majority.
This is the critical time in Houstons affairs. With
growing trade rapidly increasing population, multi
plying industries and the certainty of deep water she
is about to step out Of the class OF State
the unryaed position of metropolis of the great South
west wise and faithful city government will pro-
mote and hasten that development; continuation of
ring rule. high taxes extravaganza, disorder and
ncipa chaos will certainly hinder and may rreparaby
injure the movement which prosperity and hap
piness to all.
solemn personal and public duty rests upon you
Rouse up your civic pride rally TO your own inter
est be loyal to the you encouraged support
the entire Holt ticket and sweep rngsters out of
the high places they have dsgraced into the outer
darkness they have too cng deserved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

The. Kirby Lumber company has issued 3 price
list solicited Texas business as the bulk Of its oput
is disposed of in other States Yet there at least one
gentleman running for congress and another attorney
general because the Kirby company has raised the
price Of lumber" in this State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

THE mine workers have decided to fool the mine owner
by not striking April l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

Mr. CANNON may have nothing against Santa Claus but
t is evident that he has for Christmas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

PAracE is shocked. This naturally follows when .
man is condemned TO the electric chair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

JEwELsY store at Jefferson has been looted 1t doesn'
seem people exercised proper watchiuness over the
premises The Office OF the Jefferson Jimpecutc has never
been robbed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

OUTSIDE Of Funston himself there are very few people
sho are pleased with the way he captured the agile Agu
'aldo unless it Aguinaldo who had evidently made VI
iis mind to be captured at all hazards
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

Owing to the closing OF the South African mines tn
old supply of the world has been short $500 ooc
ewsPapcr OF Texas have been hard pushed becaus
the lack OF this $2oo, 100000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

HousToNs bioyciss very superstitous about rdin
heir machines in the street We would suggest that polio
Ulcers keep off the sidewalks unless they wish to be ru
yer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

If 100000 would do it republican congress is cheap
everybody but the government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30


nicpal chaos will certainly hinder and may irreparabiy
njure the movement which means prosperity and hap.
piness to al
solemn personal and public duty rests upon you.
Rouse up your civic pride rally to your own inter
est be loyal to the you have encouraged support
the entire Holt ticket and sweep the rngtes out OF
the high places they have dsgraced and into the outer
darkness they have too long deserved.
IHE' Kirby Lumber company has issued price
list or solicited Texas business the bulk of Output
is disposed of in other States Yet there is at least one
gentleman running for congress another for attorney
general because the Kirby company has raised the
price Of lumber" in this State
THE mine workers have decided to fool the mine owners
by not striking on April
OUTSIDE Of Funston himself there are very few people
who pleased with the way he captured the agile Agu
naldo unless it is Agunado who had evidently made up
his mind to be captured at all hazards.
IF 100000 would do it republican congress, is cheap
to everybody but the government.
Owing the closing of the South African mines the
gold supply of the world has been short 100000 ooo
Newspaper men OF Texas have been hard pushed because
Of the lack Of this $aoooooooo.
PAraioK is shocked. This naturally follows when a
man is condemned to the electric chair,
JEwELaY at Jefferson has been looted 1t doesn't
seem people exercised proper watchuness over their
premises The Office OF the Jefferson Jmpecutc has never
been robbed.
MR CANNON may have nothing against Santa Claus but
it is evident that he has no for Christmas
HousroNs bioycists are very supersttous about riding
their machines in the We would suggest that police
officers keep off the sidewalks unless they wish to be run
over.
CunA will be turned May 90 What the people
would like to see turned over would be new leaf.
ONE OF the horse races at Washington was won nv
Water Alone" This is the first time that water alone
has ever attracted attention in che Capital City.
TYLER is bothered by the number OF blackbrds in the
eornhelds They'll be in the melon atches later on.
The Boer delegates Holland and General Pearson in
the United States have evidently determined to fight
out on this line if it takes all summer
Ar McGREGoR Luther Cash brought low with a shot
in his hip The other mans motto was evidently cash
down"
KyLus public schools have been closed Just because
funds exhausted This OF paying teachers their
salaries. Houston is not foolish.
health Ennis is said to have two cases Of
smallpox on his hands. His hands should be promptly
qusrantined
KANSAS man shot his mother-n-law and then com
mitted suicide. Funny how man will kill himself lust
when life gets to be worth living,
says he has been nagged by the papers until
he is tired Miles will be nagged by the president Until
he is retired.
The farmers who live up in Kyle are exhibiting over
much bye because though rains the farawav plains
it hasraned up in Kyle
will spend the greLter part of the summer
in the Adrondacks. The official photographer will Of
course, accompany him,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-31
ifr GtDric4 Ii fNnceS.

Character indeed is written plainly
enough OH the faces oHr meets in datlE
life. Some speak of tragedy, some Gl
comedy. and n0t Il few give You Il dis
tinct warning.
Even Il ride III a street car OF q Short
railway Journey gives proof "t this
fact. Lock around you. Tbr&t i've
strangers opposite You never saw be-
fore, yet yea know that one = passion
ate. the other mean, and Your heart
warns to the little old lady near by
You Want 20 one to assure You she i
kind and gentle. While whole net
work Of wrinkles about the eyes tell
yoll that the old gentleman in the cor.
ncr loves his joke.
Strange how quick we are to read oul
nei@hbor's face and how SLOW to re-
allZe that olr own is open for him t&
read, Yet it is. The story is there
and we are Writin" it every day of ON
lives. Not only do smiles and froWns
leave traces, but every passion which
sWays he heart stamps its record upon
the face