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The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

~SN ! = ~ q NE w 3,
Art Webster and Ed Newcoml
are expected home the first of next
month.
Judge Warburton has been con,
fined to his house several days with
plcurisy.
Extended building operations are
under contemplation for the sum.
mer in Monte Vista.
j.. X. Cessna returned from Il
three-weeks business trip 10 Hi
nois last Saturday.
George Benson, of Mosca WAS
doing business in Monte Vista the
fore part of the week.
Invitations have been sent out
for a social dance at the Woodmen
hall next Friday night.
A. Y. Oliver and wife returned
To Monte Vista Friday from their
trip to Massachusetts.
DIR. Powell and wife went to
Denver Wednesday night and will
return Sunday morning.
The Ladies of the q. A. II. will
give \ valentine social and chicken
pie supper at the Home Feb. l4th
1903.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Winter.
mute will celebrate their twenty.
fifth wedding anniversary Satur-
day evening.
NJ. Hammond came over from
Crestone Thursday and says he
thinks he will move his family
back " Monte Vista.
The cause of the delayed pas.
scngcr train Wednesday was II
freight wreck at san Carlos, eight
miles this side of Pueblo.
Gen. Bloomfield aud Col. Cor
lett have been nj the state capitol
all the week watching ih. political
play and incidentally looking after
their own interests.
Ben. Mitchell has left the South
Farm aud will come To Nichols to
work in the big null Mr.. Mitch
all is = steady young man nnl will
be welcomed to the camp.
Hereafter frcigh, trans will run
only every other day. Mondays,
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. Ship
pcrs will take due notice and GOV.
rrn themselves accordingly.
X. B. Wallace xnd ". q. Stat.
ton returned Thursday morning
from y trip to Denver II is their
opinion that no more democrats
will he uns.Strd in the lower
house.
Shepherd Phillips. father of Mrs.
John II. Shnw. died nj the Home
last Saturday and wa. buried nt
The Del Nortc cemetery. MIR
Philips wHs one Of the oldest sci.
Tiers. ~ the valley.
Lloyd Ewing travelling salesman
for the North Star ~ho. company.
Minneapolis. WAS in town Mon
lay. IL" reports trad. in his line
~ b.'tns good. Lloyd il h-com.
ing n first class 'lrumu-r.
Tho ioSrd IL directors %! the
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

y salary Increase amounting TO
the aggregate of nearly half u mil
lion dollars II year has been grant
ed to the teaching force Of the
Chicago public schools by the
board Of education.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

A plot to liberato Tom Horn,
the stock detective, convicted OF
the murder of Willie Nickel,
from the county jail, was discov-
cred in time to prevent his escape.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
May be Lost
In the Mountain

Roseburg. Or. June 20-it Is feared
that Harmon snider. wellknown
pioneer character OF this city. is lost
in the mountains near Perdue. About
i6 days ago. snider. IN company with
Edwin r. Bagshaw. a timber locator,
left this place for the latter's home
stead. six miles south u perdue, where
they intended 10 build a cabin, and 9th
erwise improve the property. fester-
day. Thomas Cannon, Of this city. re-
ceived a letter from Bagshaw asking II
snider had arrived home, and stating
that he had left there June 10th. He
further stated that n he had not ar
rived yet he was probably lost on the
trail between the homestead and Per
due.
Word received from Perdue states
that snider has not been seen there,
snider "a a man about SO years old,
aud Is addicted 20 drink. He has lived
in this city for the past 81 years. and
Is well known. Before going 20 the
mountains he was employed a. porter
IN the Senate saloon. He has a al
vorcod wife and daughter living 10
Portland. and a son IN California Par
ties have been sent out on the Perdne
trail 10 look for him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

Enelish women q fashion are ap-
parently deYotsd 70 a new shade. Il Il
an uncompromising orange. a. most
trying tint. and one that women have
been using only spaFingly 10 the last
50 years. Two EDgiish women. LADY
Balcares ana Mrs Charles E~art.
have been wearing gowns laden down
with thia bright hue. Lacy balcarree
had a long court train a. one q the
drawing rooms made of orange velvet,
bounced with creem ooIoFed lace. Mrs.
Euast dutlhlly followed suit. and her
brown chihon frock was frightened
win a fun sash of oranee creep. ~
"a this fashionable favor will not avail
burnt orange o. ~hame" a. q u called
by fbe Frepch. The most delicate
skln looks yellov beside oranee, ana
the most brilliant compleHion f. pale
Nevertheless. fashionable miilinefa
along PiccaAllly have taken up the
~aame~ fad. ana one vonan has haa
ths daring 20 show . goWn a upre'
nesed orange crepe
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
Proposals for Supplies.

Salem, Ore, June 6, 1903.
The board Of trustees OF the Oregon
State Insane Asylum hereby invites
sealed proposals for furnishing the
following supplies to the institution,
for six months ending December 81
1908: Groceries. mill feed and -four
meats and fish. dry goods, drugs, sta
tionery, leather and findings, boots
and shoes, plumbing, hardware. tin
ware and timing, crockery and glass
ware. Lists OF said supplies will be
furnished by the clerk of the board
upon application. Samples can be
seen at the asylum, and goods must be
in accordance Herewith. All goods
must be In strict accordance with
sample in original packages when pos.
sible, and delivered at the State In.
sane Asylum within 20 days after the
contract is awarded. and bids must be
on blank forms, which win be fur.
nished, together with instructions TO
bidders, by the clerk, upon applica.
tion. Each bid on -four or meat must
be accompanied by a certified check
OF $500, and each bid on FISH by a Ger.
titled check OF SIS, and all other bids
by a certified check equal to 10 per
cent Of the amount bid. checks Of un'
successful bidders 10 be returned i'm
mediately, and those OF accepted bid
ders when the contract Is completed
Bids must be enclosed In sealed en-
velopes, and directed to the board
care OF the clerk. and plainly marked
bids for Asylum Supplies" and the
class of goods bid on should also be
inscribed on the envelope. Price, ht
ness and quality being equal. prefer
ence will be given 20 articles manufac
tured, grown or produced in this
state. When a particular article II
specifically called for. bids for an,
other kind OF manufacture, or brands
equally as good, will be entertained
but TO insure recognition OF such bid
samples of the articles II is proposed
to supply must accompany them. Th'
board reserves the right TO reject an
or all bids. or 70 accept or reject an
part Of bid. Bids win be opened a
the Capitol. at Salem. az 10 a. m
wednesday. July s. 1908.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustee
OF the Oregon State Insane Asylum
w. N. GATENs.
e.is.eod.td CLERK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

We would Ike 70 ask through ths
columns Of your paper, n there is any
person who has naed Green's Auguhi
Flower tor the cure of Indigestion
Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles thar
has NOT been eured--aDd We also
mean tkelr results. such ~ sour stom'
ach. Fermentation Of food, habitual
costiveness. nervous dyspepsia, head
ache. despondent feelings, nleepieas'
ness-ln fact any troablo connected
Win the stomach or liyery This med
iclne has been sold for many years In
al civilized countries. Ano we wish
70 correspond With you. and send ycu
one u our books free of cost II you
never tried August Flovof, ~ a 70
cent bottle arsi. We have neyer
knoun Of ils fAilins II -. something
more serious is the matter with you
me Ascent slse has innt pesn intro
duced thls year Regular size u
eent Dr. st0ne's drug stores
q. q. 0RDEN
Woodbury.. y J.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
WEEKLY
JOURNAL
POPULAR
A Twelve Page Paper
With a Growing
Circulation
Furnished TO Exchanges at
a Clubbing Rate
Of Fifty
Cents

The Weekly Capital Journal is now
a fine. large twelye-page paper, and
with a new perfecting machine com
ing In will be cut, trimmed and pasted
in metropolitan style.
For clubbing purposes the Weekly
Journal is furnished to exchanges at
the low price OF so cents per year. on
condition that the exchanges make a
corresponding reduction, and ofer the
two papers for the price OF one 20 cash
in advance subscribers.
A number Of our weekly exchanges
have adopted this plan, and Il brings
them In new subscribers, and gets old
ones TO renew for cash In advance,
Keeping a constant utream OF money
coming into their Golfers. II II oircu.
lation. and oash In advance subscrib.
ers that make a country paper valu.
able TO the proprietor and advertiser,
There Is not a country weekly IN
Oregon but can double lts circulation
az the above rate. and on the plan Of
furnishing a local paper and a state
paper for the price OF one paper. II Il
vim advertise the fact. canvass its
territory. and In time II viii double
the income from advertising. There
is finally no way for the merchant "a
reach the people OF any community
except through the local paper.
Here Is an announcement made OF
this clubbing rate made In the Spring
field Weekly News. ]. r. Woods. pro
prietor. and We commend the plan &c
the consideration OF every publlghel
In Oregon;
One Dollar FOR Two.
We have made arrangements with
the Capital Journal, Of salem, where
by we can furnish the weekly, prlo'
si.oo per year. and the Newo, prIe'
sioo. both for si.oo per year In ad
vance.
The Weekly Capital Journal Is on
Of the best weekly papers publishes
In Oregon, which contains the cream
OF the editorials found In the Daily
besides an abundance Of teleeraphI
news Of the world.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
Must be Sold
A Bargain

Lacy ,. Korns offers Tor saie SIS
acres ~ miles northwest q siayton.
Marion county. ESQ in cultivation o.
meadow. running water, two nooo
wells. good house, barn and orchard.
At $50 per acre wli sell iof onehnlf
purchase price paid down, the balance
secured BY mortgage n 8 per cent
Possessloa Given ~ any tine fof
particulars call on IAcy }. Kerns. AZ
stayton. Oroeon. or Oeoree 8. pown
los. Salon. etp'ime'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
SHIELDS
PARK
TONIGHT
The Last Appearance
of the Present
Group
Next Week will Show Entirely
New Program With New
People and
Pictures

A fine audience witnessed the per.
Torrance at shields Park" last
night. and all enjoyed II hugely. To
night win be the farewell appearance
OF the people now playing and Sunday
evening another lot OF new faces will
appear, and the program win be
much stronger throughout the week.
Among them will be Stanley q Scan.
Ion a great musical comedy team.
who stand at the head In their class
and who are now playing to wonderful
success at Cordray's theater Rooney
q Forester the black.faced artists.
VIII appear, and will create no end Of
amusement. Leonl & Leoni are
booked for their wonderful ring act.
also Mr.. Edward O'Neil the famous
card manipulator aud master OF mys.
tic art The ever popular Illustrated
songs will be introduced, and two new
ones viii be down on the program.
The wonderful Polyscope which will
positively show the Presidents visit
while in Portland. also introducing the
Human Flag" Tonight Mr.. Norton
viii sing by special request the Holy
City" There will be a performance
every night when weather permits
and the same popular prices viii pre-
vail.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
GA - II @ IA Ia
B..r,, ,,h, m kbd YSB Haze Nalys Bcugh
''';;,'" = ! &hz2zN<
Electric Lights for oervals.

Gervais will be lighted by electricl-
" In the near future. A carload OF
poles arrived here Tuesday, consigned
20 the Aurora Electric Light Co, and
they will be used 10 extend the line
from woodburn. The oompany's agent
has not put In an appearance. but Il
Is presumed work OF setting the poles
VIII commence at an early date. as
Mr.. Hurst Informed the council when
he was here arranging for the fran.
chlse. that he would be ready 20 turn
on the power by September ist--
Geryals Star
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

For supplies for the Oregon state
Pcnlsentiary. during tho period END.
Ing December 81. 1904
Sealed bids for Dry Goods. Grocer
les. shoes, Leather and Findings.
Plumbing Supplies. Hardware. Flour.
Oats and MN Feed. Fish. Meats. etc.
win be received at the once Of the
Superintendent Of tho state penlten-
tlary until Thuraday. July 9th. 1904.
AZ 3 O'Clock p. m. a. which time they
win bo opened
A deposit Of $4,000 In cash or GER
tlfied check payable 20 the superin
tendent must accompany each bid for
meat. and Of SIS for bids for -four and
nah. all other bids must be accompan.
led by an amount equal 70 10 PEI cent
OF the amount OF tho bid
The right Il reserved 10 reject any
and all bids and 10 accept or reject
any portion Of a bid.
On each envelope should DO In
acribed the nature of the bid Goods Of
Oregon manufacture or production
win receive preference, other things
being equal.
All goods and supplies must be do
ilvercd 20 the Penitentlary within 20
days after the contract IL awarded.
unless Otherwise provided IN con,
tract
Schedules OF the various lines of
goods win bo furnished upon appllca'
llon % the Superintendent
Vouchers win bo issued for pay.
mcnt on the hrst of the month follow
Ing completion Of contract and
monthly on continuous contracts.
Samples must accompany bids for
Dry Goods. Groceries. Flour and all
other articles whore practicable
G. w. JAMES
Superintendent Oregon State Penl
tentlary.
salem. Oregon. June .. 1908.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
DALLAS WOOL POOL.
Gets Three sIda. But They Were Al
Rejected.

Dallas. June ls.-tspecial 20 Salem
Journal There we're three bidders
for the wool pool opened At this place
at o'clock today, a. follows VIM.
Brown a Co. salem. IS cents Jacobs
a Co. Oregon city. iSN cents Bern
helm a Co. Portland, 1914 cents. The
bids we're all rejected, and the pool
win be offered for sale again on ri
day. July 10Th. At . m. There are
$4,000 pounds Of wool In The pool.
The Marion County Wool Growers
Association sold 10 1909 pool Al 10
cents ana III cents for coarse and
medium and hne. respectively. 70
those who had their clips in tho agree
ment.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
State OF Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucas County,

-.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the hrm OF
j. J. Cheney & Co, doing business
in the City OF Toledo. County and
State aforesaid. and that said hrm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
OF catarrh that can not be cured by
the case Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day OF De
cember. A. ID. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON,
Seal Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucuous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials. free.
r. ], CHENEY a. CO. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals addressed TO
the Governor OF the State OF
oregon will be received at the
Executive once until 2 p, M,
June "a, 1903. for raising tho second
story OF the present Dining Hall. the
building OF a third story over same
and two-story addition thereto. az
the Oregon State PenItentiary' ioeat-
ed about two miles east OF Salem In
strict accordance with the plans and
specifications and instructions TO bid
ders prepared therefor. which may be
seen az the ofice OF w d. Pugh. arch
itect, salem, Oregon. and at the TX
ecutive oficc at the State Capitol
Building.
The bids must be made on blank
forms OF proposals. which may be Cd
tained from the Architect or Cover
nor's once. A certified check must ae-
company Zach bid in the sum Of I'VE
per cent OF bid. payable 20 G. w.
James, Superintendent Oregon State
Penitentiary, as a guarantee that the
successful bidder win enter Into
contract and furnish q good and sun
eient bond, to be approved BY the gov
ernor equal 10 the amount Of the con
tract price within Eve days after me
awarding OF contract.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
GEORGE L. CHAMBERLAIN,
e-12-ls-l7-2o-22-24 Governor
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

Mr.. Hugh Freeland returned yester
day from his company's mines on the
santiam. He reports that two feet
Of hne ore has been struck. and the
property is looking very fine. and in'
creasing as the drift is run up the
ledge He only heard OF the HeppneE
disaster last night on reaching the
railroad
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
INDIGESTION

A. fhe causa Of more discomfort than
anw other ailment II yOu eat ne
fhines that you you want ana thai
- 800 for you. y0n are Distressed
Arhesa nssospaia Tnblets VIII make
~our dieesllon perfect and prevent
Dyapspala and its etfea4Ant l,sest.e
ahia aYmploma- toa ce4 1.leN ---
anything. al any time. y yoa t.As oee
of theso tablets afterNAra eola ~
AZ trlgEisls under = positive saAl-n.
~. Is cta. Money refunded q ypH
srs not satisfied. Send % 90 Tor 3
Sree rnmpbe w. a. HOOKER a CO,
Buffalo. ~ r
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

Never put % until lomquoN what
esn 81 done today osieoEaihy ~
help you. but 4 delay wlll DOT bFiebssn
your prpspecte
sehoatIa. barr 4 nau. onteopaths,
opsra House bloek. aslpm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
In Oregon

We WANT
tNrnA LARGE FRUIT DISHES
-. our large and plentiful strawoer'
a any kind OF Fruit
have aimed TO get the large si1e
1..hS. and suceeeded-they are now
~ a.Iblay. AT special prices Ia
semi Porcelain. large size sSc per set
{aIn4 larse slze .--...'-si'VV pei -
we tarry other glass sauce oi''s'
tf IS . set and up
fA4ae glass fruit bowie, s-inch A'-e
RI. Is. Isc. zoe and z5c each, ana W
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

4 lshs DIsaasnt herb DIM. "a nsai
morning feel bright and ny com.
plaxlon ~ better, Ny doctor says =
acts neDily on the ssomeena ufef ana
kidneys, and - . pleasant leHauEe Y
Il made % herbs, and y prepared A.
easily a. Tea. u u called Lanes med.
lcinA An dfusgiats aell a A ,se ana
90 cents. Laue'a Fanlsy Medicines
moves the bosols each day. II yon
cannot act Il. send for free samples
Address Orator woodward. LeRoy,
n. y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

Becsase you have tried fake ostep
palhy q 20 reason uhy yon cannot b
cured by genuine oaleapaih. W.
are fullaedsed genuine osieopnfhs
Call asd ~ ~.
srhofne Barr 4 Bart oaieeptfhs.
obsfA nouss Block h.iem
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22

GEORGE =, CHAMBERLAIN.
s-12-isI72o-22-2a Governor
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
FIRES WILDLY IN CROWDED STREET.
Italian Fruit Dealer, Chasing Tormentors,
Badly Beaten-May Die

ADcered by three Young men. Louis Castino.
an Italian fruit dealer known as 10" the bum. "
ran wildly night firing revolver. through
rroWis OF people West Forty -ninth-st. II" fired
al the chambers III his revolver. Then nearly two
and people sat upon him and heat him He
NAV die as a result Captain Dillon and the re-
serves If the W,'>t Forty seventhst. station V'r"
sent for They made several arrests.
As far as could be learned only on: man nas hit
nv the bullets He jim Doinelly, of No. 3fI
West Fift1-secon,-st. He is In Roosevelt Hospital.
Castilno keeps d fruit stand in III" basement Of
M 4f1 West Eifty -second-st- He has been an
moved frequently hy ho,s and young They
threw rotten fruit into his rooms. Last night after
several decayed apples had been thrown down the
stems lie got revolver and gave chase. H" ran
after the Young to Ninth-aIe. Then h tired
was set up At Forty -ninth-st.. SURROUNDED b. the
crowd he grew panic stricken and fired the To-
naming shots indiscriminat"ly From Barry. &
.eaIonn Fortv-ninth-st and Ninth-aVe several men
Came when they heard the shots. DGnnellr vas
an of them and he got outside the saloon just in
lime to receive bullet in his and, The sight Of
MOOD strea ming from bonEellys hand greatly ex-
cited the crowd ,, -
oo,id nor nrevent, th fruit dealers face prar-
tfnaIi,t unrecognizdhHe. II" was taken to R""se-
HnGpital
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
MISS RUTH DUNN ARRESTED.
Girl in Brooks Case Charged with Disor
derby Conduct and Discharged.

Patroman ColCan. of the West hre-hun1ren'h
st station we'll dressed blond young
woman, standing In front Of no. 80 West One
hundred a nd third-st. Friday night. she was
herkoning apparently to some orc in III" house
Her actions caused several people to stop ano
tn, pnic,.mafl told hor deSi>t She refused and
abused tho Officer and he placed her under arrest
At tho station hnnSH she said she was KUN
Dunn nineteen years old. Of Court st. Brooklyn
She said. with evident signs of pride. that she
vas the rival uf Florence Burns and had figured i'll
th, Brooks murder case. Th" young woman was
taken T., the West Side Court yesterday morning
and arraiSnnd Il charge Of iis"rderly conduct
and coll"rring crowd Magistrate May" dis
charged her. She explained in court that her
brother lived at the address i'll West -hundred-
and -third-St. As the prisoner was not on friendly
terms with Others in th' house, and wishing To
So. her brother. sh" had t" Try to c"mmunicat tc
with him by signs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
VAN ORDEN,
Rervcer 2lst aud 2cd Sts
BOY, RUN OVER, SHOWS PLUCK.
Doctors Son Has Leg Crushed by Truck, but
Does Not Even Whimper.

Seymour Wesley Smith. jr-. son OF Pr seymour
O-ee1ey smith Of No. 6h MaSon-avc-. show ed great
,I.,rk zs+erdaI after having his right leg cruShen
hv :. heavy lumber truck. The hoy did not cry or
uhinpar but told a patron1an that he knew he
asr't Iadlv hurt. and didn't want 10 miss MS
lesson AZ school. which he liked 50 much
He had been playing with l':tle girl school
-,a,e in Twenty -seventh-St. between lexington ann
Forr1h aves and Slipped while running across the
e,reet 4 heavy lumber truck was coming down
,,non him and the hind wheel passed over the
ho,,s right leg Just below the knee.
When rescued by policeman. the hoy said, with
out whimp"r:
II won't cry. Mr.. Policeman. don't think am
bur. very bad. 7 don't care If don't have 10
e,av aUay from school. I don't want to miss my
lessons.
His father was sent for. and cared for him until
Dr Alexander arrived with tn" ambulance from
Bellevue.
The boy was Immediately rushed TO the operating
room time not even heing taken to take the lIs'Ia
history Of tho case the boys name. He had
boen conscious during the entire time. and was
talking TO his father In tn" ambulance and az the
r,e,,,al The father assisted at the operation. and
+he limb was amputated at the knee
The driver Of tn. truck Frank Wehher. Of No
IA Earla-st Cireenpoint. was arrested and taken 70
thn East Thirty hfth-st station