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Hides, Wool, Tallo7U and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINSCulls and brands sell
about 11zc under quotations. Heavy salted
T%c for heavy and 7i5c sor light; Stays Sc
salted Kip. &c; Salted Veal. 10c; Salted Calf
101ha11c: dry Hides 15c; dry Kip. 13c: dry
Calf 1sc: Sheepskins shearlings 25630c each
short Wool 40G6oc each: Horse Hides. salt,
81 10 fer large and $292 80 for medium. 81 p
al 75 for small and SOC for Colts; Horse
Hides dry 81 IS for large and 81 80 for me
dunn. S101 % for small and SOC for Colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican SIC; dry salted
Mexican. 25c; dry Central American. &c Goat
Skins-Prime Angoras 75c: large and smooth,
soc: medium 35c; small 20c.
TALLOw-No l rendered. 41se per ID;
No 2 &c: grease 21363c.
WOOL=Fall clip-San Joaquin Lambs GA
lie: Middle County. 11612c; Northern Free.
11@12c: Northern Defective 10911c: Humboldt
and Mendocino 12d14c: Nevada, 13615c; Ore
gon fine 18619c; Oregon medium. lie per ID.
HOPS-10G22c per ID for California
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Neac York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 2.-The London tin mar
ket was armer spot closing 12s Cd higher al
P11a while futures were los higher at e12C
2s Cd In New York tin advanced slightly.
closing at S25 soG26.
Copper unchanged in London, closing al
f55 for SPOT while futures were 2s Cd lower
at e54 12s Cd.
Lead was unchanged at ell Is Cd in Lon
don and closed here at 81 20.
shelter declined 2s Cd in London to 220 los
locally, II was also lower closing at S5 25
Iron closed at ASS Cd in Glasgow and at Ais
T15d In Middlesboro, these being the lowest
prices quoted during the past two years. Lo-
cally iron was quiet. No. l foundry Northern
was quoted at s15G16 No. foundry Northern
at $14Q15, No. 1 foundry Southern andSNo. ]
foundry Southern soft at s13 50q14
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STOCK MARKET.

Local stocks and bonds were quiet all day.
with no fluctuations Of Importance. The oil
stocks continue neglected Mining stocks
weakened of on the morning boards, with the
recent buyers turned sellers.
The E. 1. du Pont de Nemours Powder Com
pany Of New Jersey tecently paid its fret
quarterly dividend Of u per cent the pre-
ferred stock to shareholders OF record Octo-
Der %.
The Alta Mining Company has levied an as
sessment of cents per share. delinquent Janu-
airy 4.
The Lady Washington Consolidated Mining
Company has levied an assessment OF 5 cents
per share. delinquent January 4.
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Flour and MiIiStufs.

FLOUR-Caiifornia Family Extras 81 Goa
S. usual terms Bakers Extras, 81 5094 go:
Oregon and Washington, 81 90q4 20 per Dbl for
Family and sS 9094 40 for Bakers
MILLSTuFFs-Priees IN packages are as fol
Flour, sS %: Rye Meal, So: Rice Flour. 81;
Corn Meal. So 20; extra cream do. s4 oat
Groats 81 so: Horniny. s4G4 Is; Buckwheat
Flour 81 5Od4 rs; Cracked Wheat, SO rs; Fa-
rina 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour SO so; Rolled
Oats. bbls. 81 25G8 go; in sacks. Sc 7567s 10:
Pearl Barley, s6; Split Peas. boxes. 81; Green
Peas IS so per 100 lbs.
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Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO
CHICAGO Dec. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts,
25, 600; slow good TO prime steers, S5 25g5 rs:
poor to medium So 50G4 so; stockers and
feeders. s2@4 10: cows. 81 50q4: heifers. $50
75 Gamers 81 50G2 40; bulls, $214 80:
calves So 50Q6 so: Texas fed steers $3G4;
Western steers, $3Q4 90.
HOGS-Receipts to-day. 5000 Tomorrow,
So. 000s steady; mixed and butchers, 81 Esq
heavy. 81 1904 20; hight, 81 2oa4 40; bulk Of
sales, 81 35G4 45-
sHBEP-Receipts %. 900; sheep and lambs.
steady: good to choice wethers SO 1904 25:
fair to choice mixed. s3a3 IS; Western sheep,
S2a4 5o native lambs. So 5065 so; Western
lambs &364 65
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Beans and Seeds.

Continued firmness in Lima Beans is re-
ported and there is good demand for ship
ment. The other kinds are still quiet.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 30Q2 so: Pea. So But.
So 25G2 SO; Pink. 81 25d2 so: Red. s393 %
Lima. 81 s5d3; Red Kidneys. 81 %: Blackeye.
$2G2 10 per ctl; Horse Beans. 81 50q2.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard ~3; Yellow Mus
tard, So e5Q2 s5; Flax. 81 soG1 90: Canary.
5d5Ac for Eastern; Alfalfa, 11G14c; Rape
1%@25c: Timothy 6G615c: Hemp 3H93zc
per Ii: Miilet. 3@S15c; Broom Corn Seed, s20d
DRIED PEAs-Green. 81 sO@2 per ctl.
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Cash quotations were as Follows: Flour. quiet
but hrrn; No. 2 spring wheat S0ds4e; No 3.
No 2 yellow. 44hc: No. 2 oats 35lzc; No 3
white 35a3sc: No. 2 rye. Bic; good feeding
harley 34d35c; fair to choice mailing. 41954c:
No / Aaxseed Ole: No. l Northwestern, 97l4c
prime timothy seed. So so; mess pork. per bbl
Sii 1219a11 %; lard. per 100 lbs. sc 5o9s 521s
short rfbs<sides qooses. $e 25Se @ e2lh short
ba sis of high wines, 81 81; clover. contract
grade Sl1
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Europe. increased 900, 900 bushels total supply
Increased 1.644. GOO bushels Corn.-Unlted
States and Canada east Of the Rockies, de-
creased has 600 bushels. Oats-United states
and Canada east of the Rockies. Increased
373 900 bushels.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Dec. 2-ciearings. 1918, SO; ball
ances,r s125. 500.
TACOMA. Dec. 2.-Clearings, 1854, ,061; ball
Rnces. $29. 69e.
PORTLAND. Dec. 2.-Clearings. $50 1872;
SPOKANE, Dec 2-Clearings. seo2, 900; bal
ances. $46,oTs
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Foreign Futures.
Avaiza6ie Cram Supplies.

NEW YORK. Dec 2.--Special cable and
telegraphc advices to Bradstreets this week
show the following changes in available sup
plies compared with last account: Wheat
United States and Canada east of the Rockies
increased T44,co bushels. ahoat for and in
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Ne1v York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK Dec. 2.-The- cotton market
opened firm at an advance of to 13 points
and closed very steady, net unchanged to 8
points higher.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
rnpEraCT

FORECAST.
-she pressure has fallen steadily over Cali
fornia An area of high pressure overIfes
Oregon and washington. but viii prohsbiv
rnoye rapidly esstwtrd. moderate depression
orerlies the valley Of the Colorado and NAV
cause cloudy weather IN Southern California
and possibly showers in the mountains Thurs
DAY.
The temperature has fallen from Is 70 Is
degrees over Northern Nevada.
With the exception '0f Eight shower at Port
Crescent. rain has fallen west Of the Rocky
Mountains.
Forecast made Al San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight December 3:
Northern California-Fair Thursday; light
norfherly wind FOG IN the great valley.
Southern Califorria-Cloucy Thursday: prob
ably showers IN the mountains: light northerly
wind changing 70 southwesterly.
NeVada-Fair Thursday.
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thursday:
not so warm light northerly wind: probably
fog IN the morning.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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St. Loms Wool Market.

ST LOUIS Dec. 2.-WOOL-Quiet and
steady Medium grades. combing and clothing
1s@2i1k light fine. 15G1715c; heavy nne, 12d
14lkc; tub washed. 2o451c.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Neso York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. There was a consd-
erahie Increase IN the volume OF dealings on
the stock Exchange again to-day. accompanied
by q period Of conspicuous strength. Realiz-
ing IN some stocks IN evidence at all
times and this tendency spread through the
market until Il became tophesvy and turned
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roNoPAH MINING DxcHAydh

ToNoPAH MINING ExcHAN9E
Following were the sales on the san rPan-
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchangs yesterday:
Morning Session.
1000 Brunswick -. 05 500 Ton Midway AZ
100 Mont Ton. 4 III 500 Ton Aldway. 88
200 Mont Toni 25 2o0 Ton n star. IS
200 Mont Ton. 4 z21z
Afternoon Session.
400 MacNamara 14f 100 Ton 4 Cal n
100 Mont Toni s0i 200 Ton Midway. 81
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bnllion.

Domestic Exchange is higher and Sterling
lower Silver advanced CSC.
The Director of the Mint has authorized the
deposit of fine silver TO the extent OF 2. 600 600
ounces at the local branch Mint for transfer
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ls 5o Barley. si101a. stock. sio@11; Alfalfa.
S10al2 80 per ton.
STRAW-40l65e per bale.
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the san Fran.
cisco Stock Exchange yesterday:
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ON The Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was firm: creameries, 16d25c dairies
I4a21c eggs, easy, 23G25c; cheese, steady,
10d10i5c.
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a29 pa

The exports IN November. 1902 were 4Os, 49,
oanfsls valued at 1893 293. Last month tnere
were seven whole yDr part cargoes cleared all
for Great Britain, against I've for Great
Britain and three for Australia during the
same month last year.
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Weather Report.

n2oth Meridian-Pacihc T1meD
SAN FRANCIsCO. Dec. ?, 5 .. m.
The following are the seasonal rainfsIls 10
date as compared with. those Of same date last
season and rainfall IN last tNenty- four hour /.
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Bar silver. hrm, 26, 7-16d per ounce. Money.
3G2ia per cent The rate of discount in the
open market for short bills is per cent, and
for three months bills is per cent.
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Gram Exports it November.

The exports OF whea; from san Francisco
h. sea during the month of November we're
es r01fou-z-
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There were no whole csrEoes cleared last
- month ne shipments % Great Britain we're
taken in small quantities and chiefly as
- fleming for barley and general merchandise
czrzoes II November. 1902. the exports were
see 6Iq centals. valued al SS4e. 741- In that
month nine whole or part cargoes were cleared
for Grest Britain. four for Australia and one
for South Africa.
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Total Gales. .... sol. 400 shares


UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK Dec. Bond transactions
United Railroads OF San Francisco: IL 900 at
SIS S7ik
NEW YORK BONDS
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RARLEY.

TIE following shows the exports or Barley
from Se~ Francisco BY sea in November.
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half barrels. s%c; one tierce sTc; two tierces.
SIC; FIVE tierces. s&c per h.
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Stock and Bond Exchange.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. ~ p. n.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid Ask
4s or coup 110 Ill As or cp new. 133a. 134a
As or reg Zoe 40 i3s or coup. .10T 1854
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SALES.
Afternoon Session
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12
The New Reservoir.

A number of citizens were over on
Orchard Mesa yesterday viewing the
new reservoir. which is fast nearing
completion. This structure will be a
much needed benefit to the city water
works system, when completed, The
plans of the reservoir as outlined to
The Sentinel by Water Superintendent
Vedder yesterday. are along most
sensible lines and the water supply
for Grand Junction will be improved
wonderfully when the water goes
through the various processes before
entering the new reservoir. The con-
crete walls ill be finished by Wendes-
day of this week and a close inspection
of them proves they are being con-
structed in a workmanlike manner.
Between 1000 and 1900 sacks of ce-
ment will have been used in the con-
struction of the walls when they are
finished. From 10 to 30 men have
been busy on the reservoir ever since
it was started and yesterday some 20
men were at work.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12
In the Court Room.

The district court room was crowd
ed all day today by large crowd of
interested spectators. listening to the
testimony in the trial of William La
Fair, charged with murder.
The jurors who are trying the case
are W. e. Bevier. George W. Marsters.
John Mckay, John @. Beard. @. H.
Hoppie. O A. Smith. J. r. Falls,
James A. Munson, J. B. Boyer, @. G..
Lescano, T. E. volk and NJ. f. Steele
This morning for a short time La
Fair held his two children in his
arms, one a small baby and the other
a boy about four or five years old
LaFair listens to every word of the
trial and is about as unconcerned a
man as sits in the court room.
The family of the murdered man,
his mother. sisters. brother and BROTH
er-in-law, with friends. are also pres
ent. They sit together. The women
folks are all dressed in he deepest
mourning for their son and brother.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12
The New Directory.

The work on the directory to be is
sued from this Office is almost COM
pleted. A section of country lying in
all directions from this town. equal
distance about seven miles, will be in
cluded in the book. This is to be in
addition to the names secured in all
other towns of the county and bust
ness men are rapidly signing for the
book. The Sentinel promises that the
book shall be up to the standard of all
other work ever issued from this offi-
ce. 1t will be equal to any ever is
sued in the city and far better. There
has been an attempt by another house
to sidetrack the work of this paper on
the directory. but this office cannot
see the reason why an outside publ
cation which will not spend dollar
in the city. should receive any patron
age
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12
Downing Set Free.

The jury at the hour of about :3o
ON Saturday night. in the case OF the
state VS. W. 7. Downing. filed into
the court room and passed their YER
dict to Judge Theron Stevens. who
after reading same. passed it over to
Clerk of the district court. Frank II.
Haskell. The verdict of the Jury.
as read by Mr. Hskell. was that the
defendant W. 7. Downing was not
guilty, as charged of attempting the
life of District Attorney McMullin.
Immediately after reading the YER
dict. Judge Stevens discharged the
defendant Downing. who shortly
thereafter started for his home in
Whitewater. accompanied by his fam
ily
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12

The G.. V store. Reed block. Grand
Junction. Colorado.
Take your shoe repairing to Laffers
shoe shop. 1876 S. 9th st.
IL you want good board and room.
Call at $50 Ouray avenue.
First class hack always in readi-
ness. Telephone 104 Junction.
Elegant line of perfumes and fancy
toilet articles at Gordon Drug Co.
You can get anything you want in
the Drug line at Gordon drug 90.
The Progress is noted for its cakes,
that are Just like homemade osss.
Buy your drugs of Gordon iSrug Co.
corner Colorado Avenue and a..a SITS.
Prescriptions and family receipts
carefully and accurately. compounded
at Gordon Drug 90.
Glenwood and return 81. so on the
18th and 18th of Oct. for the broncho
busting contest for the worlds cham
pionship. Colorado Midland.
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Spirits We're There.

Turner hall was we'll filled last
evening with large audience to hear
the first of series of lectures to be
delivered in this city by Mrs lisa W.
Kayner of Chicago. The subject of
these lectures is Spiritualism. and
Mrs. Kayner talked earnestly and con-
vincingly upon the theory Of there
being no death and in closing the
lecture gave proof of the theory by
receiving several messages from erst-
while inhabitants of Grand Junction
but now upon the earth in their astral
form, which she delivered to members
of the audience During the lectures
there will be included several more
convincing tests for the benefit of
sceptics. Before the lecture began.
Mrs. Corinne Abbey of this city rem
dered in most pleasing manner that
beautiful sacred song ''The Holy
City, She was delightfully."- accom-
panied by Miss Eloise Anderson on the
piano. a collection was taken up to
defray the expenses as there was no
admission fee charged.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12

Best service at the Chop House.
The Progress is always the best.
Go to the Chop House for first
class meal.
Everything neat and clean at the
Chop House.
The Revere hotel is being repainted
on the outside.
For the most choice candy, go to the
G. ". store. and ask for BAURS.
J. A. McLuen is back from the
Plateau country where he conducted
a very successful auction sale.
The lodging house ovsr my store
for rent. A good business PROPOSE
tion. Inquire for few days Of M.
Strause.
$50 for the round trip to Glenwood
for the worlds championship for the
broncho busting and rough riding.
Colorado Midland.
Platt and King are running an ever
ready hack now. No delay for hitch
ing. Night and day. Telephone
l04 Junction.
The ladies of St. Mathews Guild
will give six O'Clock New England
Harvest supper Oct. 10Th. in the Reed
building. Price % cents
Opportunities do not come to one
every day; but it is possible for you
to create opportunities by going
often to the c. V. store.
H. Granger Haxby. oculist and eye
surgeon at the Grand hotel. Oct. . to z.
Have your eyes examined by man
who knows. Hours IL to p. m.
The first entertainment of the Ly
ceum course will occur next Thursday
night. Oct. 18th. at the Park opera
house. 1t will be the only one Bob
Burdette. Mrs. Burdette will be with
the noted lecturer.
Don't take chances ON the new cor
set coat Have it made to your own
measurements. 1t makes IA great differ
ence. take orders for them. Have
them made in Chicago. and guarantee
the fit. n. w. Blaine.
The school board of District No.
will receive bids for coal for the COM
ing year up to and including Wednes-
day. October 14th. Bids to be for
mine run and lump separately. VIM.
A. Marsh. secretary.
The mill will never grind with the
water that has passed. So it is with
the money you have spent. You will
never buy any of the Good Values to
be had at the G. V. Store. unless you
visit the G. V. store before you part
with your money.
1.-The Storks' which will appear at
the Park opera house tomorrow night.
promises to be one of the best shows
of the season. There is large chorus
of pretty girls, girls who are as witty
as they are pretty, and who can
dance with the utmost grace. The
Flirtie Critic Girls. are said to be
superb, while the Flower girls and
the Grape gatherers will not suffer
in comparison. The prices of the
seats have been raised and there
promises to be full house.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12
.JEWELRY

Every one who buys a diamond of
us feels that he or she has secured a
good bargain. We intend that every
one shall feel that way Every gem
we sell must be right in quality. col
or. cut and price. We have some nice
one to show you.
OPTICAL.
Sick eyes made we'll. So far as op-
tical skill and experience will permit.
/ can do as above. Our business is to
right glasses ON wrong eyes. your
money back if you are not pleased.
We are so crowded with business
that we have secured the services OF
one of the best skilled watchmakers
and opticians in this country. Mr..
Chas. Bevis and solicit all kinds of
complicated watch and jewelry repairs
and etc. Eyes tested free.
Sherman w. Moody.
(Svccessor 10 M. l. poberts)
Jeweler and Optician.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-11-26
BLAIR A MENTAL WRECK?
The St. Louis Ex-Judge's Mind
Nearly Gone, Says DR..
H0man.

st. Louis, Nov. 22.-Dr Gee,
Holman, who for weeks has been al
most constantly by the bedside Of
James L. Blair, ex-general counsel
for the Exposition, says that hi,
patients mind appears to be affected
beyond repair. Another prominent
physician, who has been called into
consultation by the Blair family
agrees that Mr.. Blair probably
never will again have the full use o.
his mental faculties.
Just what is the nature OF his al
ment the physicians do not say, but
they declare that the fall from thu
porch OF his country home, when hii
mead struck the stone steps, coupled
with the tremendous nervous strair
be underwent for months previous to
the accident and the habitual use o
drugs to induce sleep and to sup
ply strength for the daily duties o
life, have resulted in q peculiar meni
al condition the like Of which they
intimate has not come within theil
observation before.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-11-26
TAMMANY NIGHTMARE.

The people OF greater New York
elected Seth Low mayor and for four
years he occupied that position. He
certainly had ample opportunity in
that time to put his reform pledges
into execution. The voters OF that
city repudiated his administration
by debating him for reelection by
over sixty thousand majority a
change OF over acknowledgements
votes; and yet the editor OF the Re-
publican-Pr brands that great ma
jority OF voters OF that great metrop-
oils as corruptionists and In league
with vice. At one time a reform
movement swept over our small town
u Butler and our people voted local
option. After a two years trial, dur
ing which joints and dives aourished
as never before or siuce, our people
voted by an overwhelming majority
for open saloons and high license,
Mr. Funk, under the same process Of
reasoning, would class our people as
corruptionists, and in league with
vice. Local self government, as Tar
as practical, is one of the cardinal
principles OF our government. The
people OF each community or munich
pality ought to be and are in better
position. to know what, is best for
them; and it is rank folly and a spe-
cies OF idiocy, for a little one horse
paper away out here attempting to
condemn the people of New York for
heir action in electing a mayor.
"The prf sumption Of some folks is
surprisin" even after you think you
know them. Tammany had control
led New York for a long time prior to
The election OF Low, and the people
vindicate it's rule by returning it tc
power. But Tammany is night
mare to republicans, and it is not
surprising that the Republican-Pres'
editor covers up his head in horror
when he hears the name.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-11-26
SHOULD NOT HAvE BEEN MADE.

The speech Of Harry B. Halves at
Hannibal was q great disappoint-
ment to his friends and those con-
sentative Democrats throughout the
state, who had expected light thrown
upon the political clouds that hang
over our house, by this brilliant
young leader Of city democracy. In
stead Of handling issues In states
man like manner, he devotes bis
whole speech to washing dirty st.
Louis linen and abuse OF one OF the
principal candidates for the guberna-
torisl nomination. IL the enemies OF
M. Folk wish to beat him before the
sensible Democracy OF the interior OF
the state, they must give some sub
stantial reasons why he should not
be nominated and cut on the abuse.
No one believes that Mr.. Folks re-
fusal to speak for the Butler ticket in
st Louis, against the nomination OF
which he had protested, while prose
cutting Ed. Butler for bribery, would
have made him 80 obnoxious to the
Halves crowd, il he had been right
with them in all other respect. Mr..
Hawes' support Of Rolla Wells Tor
Mayor, after he had bolted the Ma
tional Democrotic ticket in 1896 and
In 1900, is wholly Inconsistent with
his present attitude toward Mr.. Folk
on those grounds. Instead oismooth'
ing over rough places, speeches like
this by party leaders tends to create
and foster bad feeling in the party.
As an admirer OF Mr., Halves for the
splendid fights he has made in st
Louis, we are sorry be made that
speech.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-11-26
SHE WAS PARDONED TO WED
The Condition Upon Which ar
Iowa Girl Was Given Her
Freedom.

Des Moines, la Nov 22.-Miss An
ma Crawford was r, leased from the
penitenliary yesterday and immedi'
ately was married TO E Fl. Thurs
ton. a railroad man OF Chicago, to
whom she-was-elgna -hefoie- she
was sent to prison three years ago,
after having been convicted VI man
slaughter.
The wedding was one OF the condi-
lions OF the pardon granted by Gov.
-rnor Cummins, after being urged Tor
three years by young Thurston to
release bis sweetheart.
Miss Crawford Is a comely young
woman of % Her home is in Gin
ton county and it was while sitting
Ia the parlor at her home four years
ago chatting with the man who has
Just made her his wife, that she com
mitted the crime for which she was
sent to prison.
A drunken man knocked at the
door and demanded admission. An
alteration ensued and Miss Craw
ford fired a pistol, killing the man
instantly. The sentiment OF the
community was always with ner.