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The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13
His Last Hope Realized.
From the soniinci. Gcto. Mon

In the first opening of Okla.
homa 10 settlers in 1889, the edit
or OF this paper was among the
many seekers after fortune who
made the big race one fine
day in April. During his travel.
ing about and afterwards his camp.
ing upon his claim, he encounterd
much bad water, which, together
with the severe heat, gave him a
very severe liarrhoea which it
seemed almost impossible to check,
and along in June the case became
30 bad he expected TO die. One
day one of his neighbors brought
him Gone small bottle of Cham.
berlnin's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhoeR Remedy M n last hope.
\ big dose WAS given him while
he WAS rolling about on the ground
in great agony. aud in few min
utes the dose WAS repeated. The
good effect of the medicine was
soon noticed and within An hour
the patient WAS taking his first
sound sleep for fortnight. That
one little bottle worked n complete
cure, and he cannot help but feel
grateful. The season for bowel
disorders being at hand suggests
tins item. For sale by all drug.
glsts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13

81 have been troubled for some
time with indigestion aud sour
s,omache," says Mrs. Sarah w.
Curtis. Of Lee. Mass. "and have
been taking ChSmberlain's Siom.
sch and Liver Tablets which have
helped me very much so that now
can eat many things that before
j could not" II you have any
trouble with your stomach why
not take ihes. Tablets and get
well. For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13
Buy a Brownie Kodak at Rice's
for the boy, 800 to 500.
CHEAP EXCURSION RATES EAST.

On June 9TH, 9th. 18th, and
18th. the Santa Fe will sell tickets
to Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago
and many other Eastern points at
one fare plus 50 for round trip.
good until October 3lst. New and
improved train service from Den.
yer, Colorado Springs or Pueblo.
Ask Agent for particulars, or
write,
j. 7. HALL, General Agent,
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13
Notice OF Application to Lease State Lands

once OF the State Hoard of Land
commissioners.
Denver. Colorado. June =, Issa.
Notice l. hereby given that W. II. Tuliy whose
po-toficc addrrr- i- Monte Vista. Colorado. on
May ~, isn. made application No. 5NH 10 the
State Board of Land Commissioners tn lease
the following described Int. Imp. Lands. situ-
at. IN liio Grsnd- county, Colorado. to-wit;
NV = of Sac ~. township NJ north. range
east
M other application. to lease the shove de
-cribt'i PROMISES or objection. against the
above application viii lie con.id red after the
last publication hrro'.
Date OF hast publication July Z. lHn,
MAkk q. WOODRUFF
Register state board Land Comm .sion-r-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13
Notice Of Applio.tioo TO Le..e Stat. Lands,

Once of The STATE Board Of Land !
Com ~ .-ioncr-.
Denver. Colorado, June 3. Esn
Notice IL hereby given thar Norman II
Chapman Whose Is,-tOs,cc addr-.e IL Monte
Vista, Colo, on June S. rSs, mNde application
M. cs- To the state lk,ard Of Land commits.
ouerp To lease the following described Int.
Imp. land. situate In kio Grsnais county. Colo
ra.io. to.xii.
t.kE = OF sec. ~. Tson. pN. N.h.E
No other applications Ia lease tn. atoyr de-
-cfibsSi premises ar objections Rsninst the
Shove application Will bc considered aftrr the
last publication hereof.
Date Of last publication July 4. isn
NAnk q. Woonkrsr,
Register state bosri Land commissioners.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13

Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets are just what you
need when you have no appetite.
feel dull after eating and wake up
with . bad taste Ia, your mouth.
They will improve your appetite.
clesns- aud invixorste your st"m.
ach and give you . relish for your
food. For sale by ell druggisss.
Carpet weaving cheap At 9. e..
PooIe's, acruss street from DR..
CAry's.
Al.vista tho bsst psn0ram made.
1t Stroup's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13
Cheap Trip
California

Go to California in comfortnbl.
Pullman Sleeper ON n fast train. with
pleasant people. in charge Of an
experienced agent. and save many
dollars. ns compared with highest
class service.
Personally conducted excursions
owe, the Santa Fc three times a
week To i>o- Angeles aud San Fran
cisco. Ask for ,ouris, ear pamphlet.
Address J. =. HALL, Grn1 Agent
Atehi'on, Topeka 4 Santa Fc Iiy..
Denver
Santa Fe
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13
A. W. Jcrmy. the Painter.

For the best kodaks aud sup
plies 90 tn |. ". Ricc's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13

Three choice lots in Marsh ad-
dition l5OxjO feet. Call al
JOURNAL office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13
A GENUINE BARGAIN!

Pure Ice Cream every day nj
the Model Bakery: any amount
you wish to get.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-13

Eastman kodaks at 90 per cent
discount. Stroup's Drug Store.
The sun., 1903-10-30
WHOPPiNC WIGWAM FIGURES.
MURPHY TELLS THf REPORTERS
IT'SOlER IOO.OOO ron W'CIELLAN.
W. ann In This cunt, IL Jlis "safei, Conser-
Naii,r Minimum Means To Carr,
BrOoki.n aud Take tharge Of Town.

,,r =, -, r.l. . ~
'he e'F'ion was "'eN 'u''"e' v"
10" would .S"' just about a. many votes ae
Deverv, said Charles ! Murphy "a he vas
lea wing Tammany Hall late YESTERDAY after
moan
a., ,,,, ,.u.....- a..,,.,., j.,
wi "''l'n h"n '''" '"'Nh'S "h"'0 y,
"A style which many persons IN ana ou' OF
Tammany will think optimistic
As bip a vote as we gave Coler. said he
aI,u l., .,,,,,,i,J :, ,,.,, dor,, o., IN -, rp
y" 7''p, '7'" M,t-.,,.
ia hrea'"t Ne" i"fh ~ 'o' N'a, 'a'
and The Bronx. ! THINK o,W"' WHAT we
gave Coler, is safely conservative.
.I ssa avidanr.s of defeat in the fusion
o,,,,, y ,o,,i,,.d NJ, \L,,,b, ~Tb.re'.
amp ,nu
commissioner 'r''he say ,na' 'c' "''a
can't get him out Of oftic" II i" "'e'l"
That's silly. a. every one knowr But i,
shows that Gr,.ue il. urersring for the
,, ,. .,.., ,h, I.., or j.,
""'s'' u! '''' ""'' Ut" Wv Va ~
formation tha' ne : going l" raisief every
policeman in the city on election day 80
that they will be in strange precincts, re-
moved from their homes, and it may be
made ncon venient for them To vote.
President Bruce of the Republican com
mittee il CRYING out colonization They We
got the police, the Dist riot Attorney and the
Superintendent, OF Elections and they're
making faces That looks &s If they were
getting ready for the defeat that's coming
to them
The sun., 1903-10-30
PULL IN STRONG'S DAY.
Tammany Discovers That Kissing Went
by Favor Even Then.

The publication OF some of the late
Michael c. Murphy's correspondence show
ing that pull was operative under Tammany
when Van Wyck was Mayor, and that poll
ticians. astonishing as that might seem,
got places for their supporters, has led
Tammany to publish some letters showing
that under Mayor Strong the late William
Brookfield, Commissioner of Public Works,
and Gen. c. II. r. Coils, his deputy and
successor. got letters from politicians seek
ing jobs for their men. There are no let
tiers, however, from District Attorney
promising in friendly way to see that an
indictment is dismissed or asking for "a
few names for the Grand Jury list"
Hamilton Fish, then Speaker OF tho As
sembly, and others were anxious, in April,
1895. to have the place OF one Brinckman,
Democrat, as keeper OF the Sodom Dam
Reservoir, given to John X. Yale, Repub-
lican, and to have Brinckman put some
where else. Mr.. Brookfeld did not remove
Brinckman. One Of the letters from Mr..
Fish urging Yale's appointment on Gen.
Coils, says:
p ST. understand that the name of your
friend will be sent to the Senate on Wednes-
day.
Mr. Fish wrote also suggesting that Re-
publcans be employed on the aqueduct
work in Putnam county and that "in the
town of Carmel they should be employed
by the recommendation OF David Lock-
wood and that all the livery or truck hire
should come from Lockw ood's stable
Robert Grier Monroe, a Democrat, now
Commissioner OF Water Gas and Electricity
under the Low administration, wrote,
from Nassau street, May 0, 1895, to Mr.
Brookfield, saving
would consider it much Of favor If could
have a horse and cart belonging TO Denis
Falls. 100 East Fortythird street, engaged
by the city.
William s. Bennet, candidate for re-
election as Municipal Court Judge Of the
Thirteenth district, wrote TO Commissioner
Brookfeld indorsing thorough and un-
! compromising Republican" for a job.
william II. Ten Eyck, chairman OF the
Republican executive committee, wrote
to Gen. Coils naming ten laborers and three
teamstprs he would like to have appointed.
| This letter was indorsed:
Appoint Michael }. McGrath, liz Alexander
avenue Charge Ten Eyck. Wants fore
manship and some teams. l promised this.
C, H. L. c,
The sun., 1903-10-30
FAST HALF MILE AT HARVARD.
W. A. ColweIi Wins From scratch In I Min
ute 81 3-S Seconds.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 20. The Harvard
Track Athletic Association held its annual
fall handicap track and field games on
Soldiers Field this afternoon. The new
men received liberal marks and they car
ried of most OF the prizes.
The n.ust notable race OF the afternoon
was the half mile W. A. Colwell won from
scratch in / minute So 3-5 seconds, the
fastest half mile that has been run on the
Soldiers Field cinder track He slowed
up toward the finish after he had passed
the last man. He did not take the lead
until the third corner on the second lap.
Coming into the home stretch he was five
yards ahead, and he made no apparent
effort to increase his lead.
Frank Schoenfpss won the shot-putting
contest from scratch. putting the iron ball
43 feet 81. inches. In the l20 yards hurdle
race. W. +. Story, '04, won easily from
scratch, He also won the low hurdles
from five yards, the broad jump, with one
foot handicap, and took second in the high
Jump with three inches. He carried OF
the most prizes.
The two mile race brought out the most
sensational finish Of the afternoon. r. c.
Bolard, 'O5, won with a handicap of $50
wards He allowed j. A. Hall, who ran
to catch him, and then followed Hall 8 pace
until the last lap. He clung to the leader
until they were twenty yards from the tape
and then won out on beautiful sprint
Leading by scarcely a foot at the finish.
The only freshman to win was B. l.. Young,
Jr He took the quarter mile event easily
from twenty-five yards. and gives promise
OF developing into a good man.
iooYard Dash hWon by J. A. Powelson 'oS
yards; ~ 6 Perkins. 2 yards. second: L, Grik,
'5sScR tsS TRs 70 Sv - 'eiopS9 P.ls0
r srh STIR 5s4 o. yard. @ second t. Gri scra'cs
third. rime, ?? as seconds. r'
p yards. T b Dorman, %. 25 yards. second H.
u Sogns o. 49, yaITds lTin 'hird HI L. TING 80 2S seconds
J. + Henderson. O5. 40 yards. second. Time minute
So 3-j seconds
one Nile Knn1won by Il; II. Rowland. %. %
Cole. H, IS yards, third Time. minutes 30 +-S
Two Mile Run--won by r.. C, Boli4rd. ,os. $50
yards j. II Hail. 90 yards, second W. q. Howard
'O7, l5o yards; third. Time 20 minutes "a seconds
scratch; i. r. Campbell %. yards. second. Time.
"a ;%?Sfd yy.a!ewpp N q v,. sy " ,,a,. s;or o.
Putting 10 Pound Shot-Won BY J, II. schoen-
Oveson, o. Inches second with 81 feet 81 inches:
+. G. Roth, o5, 10 inches, third. with 20 feet iola
nans:s tn ssh 5%t :. n'hs; q he%Hs d
% h1d Th wh aest. Crane
Pole Vant-Won BY v, p. Henneberry. %
scrach; with 10 t fee, t, M lnchssi A. RobeSon, @.
foo, With 20 iset aIs inches: il Taylor o. feet
berry Os. foot, third, with 20 fee, inches
Throwing 10 Pound Hammer Won by B, F.
s or4.'c6 o s.so 20 s with wh IL II ts ncb,
Thaycr, Oa, scratch third with 100 feet II inches
The sun., 1903-10-30
SHAW rs FOn SHrr SURSlDIES
The secretary sa,s the Word sabsid, Mas
Q DOgey Sound.

BOSTON. Oct, 29,-Secretarv Shaw wac
,he chief speaker at a Republican rally in
fremont Temple tonight. He gave some
hgures showing the advantage Of protect =
ing our markets. and said
Last winter till was introduced offer
ing subsidy for American ships, but IL
was d"iea'ed. | am no, mourning its de-
ieai was not satisfied with its pro-
visions, but had the experts Of he Treasury
Department figure il out and il would have
cost tins nation not to exceed 81 ,O00N
per annum unless some Of her citizens had
employed American labor, in American
snip yards, and constructed ships from
American raw materials taken from Ameri-
can mines and American forests.
Then had ships enough been constructed
II might have cost us $4,000, 900 per annum.
But the hill provided that there never
should he expended more than 81. OOO. 600 in
any one year We annually pay 500 600 600
TO foreign subsidized ships TO get our
fureign commerce carried
Senator Hanna told me that there were
three companies ready, if the bill was passed,
10 make contracts to build ships and cs-
tabIish and maintain regular lines in three
directions where we now have no ships.
but practically every Democrat voted
against it, not because Of its provisions.
but on principle. l recognize that the
term subsidy has bogey sound. 1t is u
good scare word. But it ought to take
something more than scare words to deter
US from every reasonable effort to get our
share OF the trade of the countries have
referred to-
All Europe is establishing commercial
colonies, warehouses, branch Offices and
banks on many of these shores. No man
can now say how soon complications may
arise similar to those that recently existed
in Venezuela, and no one can now predict to
what extent and in what manner the United
States may become interested in the result
of these complications. 1t is my judg-
ment that we should Use all reasonable
means to be- early on the ground"
The sun., 1903-10-30
DETERY IN HARD LICK.
Went 10 Staten Island, but Couldn't DO Any
Campaigning.

William s. Devery. with his big auto
mobile, his band and his ca campaign workers,
visited Richmond borough yesterday after
noon. The party had difficult time
getting to Staten Island, tough luck on
the island and hard Job getting back to
Manhattan. The top of the big Devery
ma chine is so high that when it was run
aboard the $40 boat it could not get under
the shed and the boat had to be turned
around off ST. George before the big ma
chine could be got off
1t was the programme that trip should
be made along the north shore and then a
Cut of TO the south shore across the island
and return to st. George along the south
shore. The automobile climbed the South
street hill and toward the south shore.
At Hannah street and Griffin street, in
Tompkinsville. the steering gear went
wrong. When this had been repaired it
was found that one of the wheel nuts had
something the matter with it and black
smith had to be called. BY the time the
machine was in working order again it
was close to 5 o'clock. but Devery literature
had been strewn all over Tompknsville.
During the wait the error IN direction
had been discovered and the party started
back One block from the point where the
accident occurred the party went wrong
once more, and in ten minutes found them
selves out in the country, travelling along
tho Richmond turnpike toward Silver Lake:
From the De Jonge paper mill there is a hill
AZ long and az steep as the Amsterdam
avenue hill.
The chauffeur decided not to risk his
machine on the hill, and a man was sent
into a nearby hotel to find out how to get
TO Port Richmond. He found out, but also
found out that meals could be obtained,
and when he came out, munching sand
wich the rest OF the party discovered that
it was hungry, and Mr.. Devery led all hands
inside After hunger was satisfied 1t was
too late to do any campaigning, and the
automobile was headed back to St George.
1t arrived there just before the big ferry
boat Castleton, the largest on the line, was
about 10 depart, but measurement showed
that the automobile would not pass under
the upper deck The Castleton went with
out the party and they waited over four
boats, and finally had to pay TO have the
Southfeld turn in midstream.
II was between $50 and o'clock before
the party finally left Staten Island.
The sun., 1903-10-30
ATTiCK on DIR. WIMAN.
DIR. Lindsay Offers a Resolution Rejecting
on the SurEeOn.Gpneral.

WASHINGTON Oct 29--The morning
session of the Public Health Association
was enivcned 10y bitter personal attack
on Surgeon-G neral Wyman of the Marine
Hospital Service by DR.. j. NJ Lindsay of
Havana, VINO during the present session
has improved every opportunity Of CRITICS
ing the Government medical officers.
DR. Lindsay il the Havana agent for a
number Of steamship lines and also has an
Office in New York Following a series
of caIstic remarks concerning the efficiency
of the Public Health and Marine Hospita
Service in southern Texas. where there
II now an epidemic OF yellow fever DR..
Lindsay introduced the following resolI-
tlOn:
RosoIrad That inasnluch as yellow fever
ma, been introduced into Texas by way Of
Mexico and that knowing the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service has jurisdiction
over the Mexican Texas border. that there
fore the Public Health md Marine hospital
service be earnestly commended for It's eff
cent work.
The IesoIut ion was promptly referred to
the executive committee, and DR., Lindsay
will probably he severely Ger III ed il rot
suspended. DR. WyInan refused to reply
to the attack or 10 "a anythiI v for pubic8
ton concerning Or Iindsay's motive
Some Of The Other dHlcSgtGs were lot 80
CautiOu-, however, ard teyeral remarked
TINT Dr Lindsa had had il in for the Public
Hnplth and Marine Hospita Service for a
'ng time.
The sun., 1903-10-30

after giving Taminany a most severe ar
raignment In his closing remarks he
asked that the people of Brooklyn preserve
life the clean streets and purified city gov
ernment that have been the portion of our
greater city for the last two year.
He said in part
The real question to be decided next Tues
day is simply this Whether the greatest
city ON the American continent shall be- for
tn" neat two wears under the beneficial ad-
mlnistration OF seth Low or under the sd-
inlnistration OF that Iammany autocrat,
has seized the throne Of Richard Croker. I.
learn he Is man who made his money first
as as ,hs proprietor Of four Sros shops. Then
and expect he did not lose "A chance making
! a single dollar
This autocratic Murphy and his associates
IN lammsny have nominated for the Mayor
atty of tho city George n. Mcclellan, George
Is, McClellan--a handsome. courteous highly
educated perfect gentleman. OF irreproach-
able private life. just the man to be the
most dangerous man NJ such "A time as this
For u IA man or party has something de-
tes'able, mean and mschieyous to do they
never select well known rascal, for AT once
he viii excite suspicion
Rather they chose an eminent gentleman
whose back kbone is all pulp. and one who is
sure to obey their orders Murphy knew
mis-. and had Croker behind him when h"
selected George b. Mcclellan An attempt
has been made to invoke support for the
nom nee ms the son of n distinguished and
patriotic General during the civil war.
Now, against Gen. Mcclellan H. a gallant
soldier have not syllable to utter. but Gen.
McIlel an as n politician failed signally be
cause he committed the same fatal mistake
that his son has committed now. Gen
Mct ct'lellan was nominated for the Presidency
IN the last year OF the civil war. and WAS
nomi mated on platform--a miserably weak
platform-of concession and comproni ise
Abraham lincoln overwhelmed him with a
crushing defeat.
Fusion government has been the friend
and protector Of the poor, Tammany has
thrived by tempting the poor man to sin
and reducing him to lower degradation
Pull OF that hroadcloth coat. George IS
Mct lellan. and let the public see underneath
II the stripes Of rammany's tiger!
] entreat that the party spirit now may be
buried out Of sight that men of all creeds.
all colors. all classes and all parties will rally
next Tuesday IN q magnificent onset for the
best government the city ever had, Per-
sonally, ! am Protestant in my religion ana
a Republican in my politics. But to keep
that DIabolical Tiger out of our homes. !
will join hands tonight with Hugh Mcl.augh-
lin, who Is Roman Catholic and Demo-
crat Neghbors. fellow patriots. one more
splendid charge next Tuesday and the victory
4 Ours'
The sun., 1903-10-30
RED LIGHT BANNER TO FAIL.
Mayor Leaves 1t to Cantor, and Cantor
SOOthes FlOrrie sullivan

Two days ago tine Mayor received! pcti-
ton, with about half a dozen signat uTes
attached, protesting against the mainte
nance Of p fusion banner near the public
school at G. and and Ludlow streets which
had on it the inscription A vote for Tam
many is "A vote for rel lights and cadets"
The signers Of the petition, who are said 10
he followers OF Florrie Sullivan, said
that the banner had pernicious influence
on the school children. Yesterday the
Mavor sent the petition TO Borough Presi-
dent Cantor Thcreupon Mr. Cantor di-
rected Commissioner Of Public Works Lv-
inRston to revoke the permit for the banner
Harry Blum OF 28s Grand street, whose
name was signed to the petition, writes TO
Mayor Low that he did not sign ii. q.
Levine of 3l3 BrOome street, one OF the
signers, lives in the same house with Florre
Sullivan; and his child" for whom he
wants protection, j. Florrie's secretary.
The sun., 1903-10-30
News OF Plays and players.

TIE proposed benefit which i. h Sothern
and Daniel Frohnan were 10 give to the
Actors Fund has been postponed until
after the holidays because Mr.. SotheTn
cannot spare the lime now for rehearsas
Frederic Remington, the artist, u on"
of the authors Of John ErnlDe Of the Vel
lovstone," which James h. Hackett will
urodllcr al the Manhattan on Monday night
Nr Remington and number Of his artist
frls nds viii attend the opening perform
aHun
Homer Lind beglns the experiment Of
giving m8tiHne performances Ot One-am
0perss AMI lyric plays a. the Manhattan
Iheatrr on Nov. 10. The opening bill
viii be- the oI@rstta The Return N the
hJgmer" by Felix MendelsOhn "Grlngolre "
4 ona an mll-lcaI drama by Julian Edwards
and v lard HOlromb and Mrs Robin
sons Iteo.ptIon," u musical play hy Ran
iOlph Hartley
II was announced 81 III" New Amsterdam
Theatre last night tist Maxine Elllpu, ~
Her own Way, viii W into that hoD~.
oB Nov ~ n Z nDDdwin ih pls ying there
now IN \ Midsummer Aight's Dream
Eleanor ROhsoD usdr her debyt ar .
star in Scranton. ps last Ilgh, She Bp
peafsd ~ her Isv play, 'hsisly Mary Ann.