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The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

Novoe Vremya, which is the name
of one of Russia's leading newspapers,
means The Times and The Vsemirnaya
means The World 1t must be excit,
ing when The World newsboys flock
out with an extra.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

The eminent authority that describ
ed Uncle Russell Sage as man who
did not care for money for its own
sake must have heard of the reckless
ness with which he sometimes spends
$7.9S for a suit of clothes.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

The Englishman who has been in.
yestigating the question decides that
there is a measure of stern reality in
dreams. Any man who has paid or
his wife's spring hat will corroborate
this.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

1t is to be hoped that the fact that
defendant in breach of promise
case used to send his sweetheart a
million kisses in every letter will not
he used as an argument against the
feasibility Of one-cent postage.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

One of the mysteries of nature is
the ease with which song birds and
game can be exterminated as COM
pared with the difficulty in getting
rid of the boil weevil
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

The decision of Philadelphia court
that wife does not own her hus.
bands pay envelope will not disturb
the average wife. All she wants is
the contents-Kansas City Journal
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

1t is unsafe to make running COM
ment on a baseball team or the
weather. Either is likely to present
a complete change of form without a
moments notice.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

much Prof. Crittenden, since he dis
covered that people generally eat too
much, has reduced his. own daily bill
of fare
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

An esteemed New York contempor-
ary is discussing the question, why
does popcorn pop?" 1t will be follow
ed by symposium on the topic, why
is q gourd."
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

The able but dyspeptic New York
Post still sternly declines to point
with pride at anything in this repre-.
hensible country except the occasional
imaginary fulfillment of one of its dis
NAL predictions.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

The news that fortune of 81 ,OOO,-
600 awaits one missing George Miller
is calculated to raise false hopes. But
1t would have been still worse if the
lost heir had happened to be John
Smith.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

One OF the Japanese officers who
were killed at Port Arthur has been
elevated to the rank of war god in
Japan. Still, comparatively few of us
would care to be blown to pieces ever
for that high honor.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

There are some people who think
the dentist. not the politician, has the
biggest pull. I.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

DR.. Pearsons. the Chicago philan-
thropist, endowed three colleges in
commemoration OF his birthday. Long
life to him,
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

The latest news from the grated
nose is that ii has taken root and
is getting ready to blossom.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

You can't make chicken thief be-
lieve that bird in the hand is worth
two in the bush if he is caught with
the goods on him.-Town Topics.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

Half million talking-machine rec
ords were destroyed in Camden,
n. j., fire the other day without utter
ing a word of protest.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

One reason that trusts are often
dissolved is that 100 much water is
frequently used in their composition
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

"A sneer never yet answered an
argument says the Hartford Times.
And it's foolish to try TO argue against
a sneer
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

When Nine. Patti gives up $4,000
once in her grip she surely intends
to make another farewell tour in
order TO recover it,
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

That separation of Weber and
Fields, after twenty-five years of part
nership, seems something like the
divorce of couple rs years old.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20
Panama Lotteries Stopped.

Among the many questions which
are settled in the instructions issued
by the president Of the Panama com
mission is that of gambling. These
matters include control of the lottery
and other gambling concessions on
the isthmus.
Probably there is surprise, mixed
with dissatisfaction, in Panama and
Colon over the Presidents tart instruc-
tion that the commission shall enact
laws annulling those previous con-
Germs.
The Panama lottery is one Of the
firmly established institutions of the
isthmus Nominally it is a company.
but stock is held by a lot of indiv!du-
ais. The corporation owns fine
building in Panama, near the cathedral.
1t has agencies all over the isthmus
and the selling of lottey ticaets is
regular business. The venders peddle
them, on the trains, and their COM
missions enable them TO make good
living. The drawings. being under
the state control, are honest in so far
as lottery can be honest.
The other gambling privilege is
purely ar American concern. That is,
American citizens have the franchise,
or did have it. They paid Colombia
for the monopoly, just as the lottery
paid for its privilege.
The chief asset of the gambling con-
cession was the roulette wheel. In
Colon the sailors were the chief pat
rons. In Panama the patronage came
more from the inhabitants and persons
connected with the canal work. as well
as from the travellers up and down the
Pacific coast.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-20

There is something in the finger
nail diagnosis. If you have aches all
over you, and your nails are thin and
brittle, you have rheumatism.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22

.~ ,sa. JUX1A h city u a.0D pop.
uiastoa esA tks es1aty saa1 q
y Ossro eonnty. IL Il located ss
y - tks iunesioo os three divisioas
SNAA .iiss sosthssss = pesvss. 9
" Raiirosd Company y now exPsndiaH eiOMe
- psrnansas ecastrnesioa vcsk: enusiseing q
nsshins shnp~. stersAosse, addition 70 roueA-
koasa, foae1sy ssd eHteasise e. rshOps- fSe altt.
tuds Il A0ss fest. asd the climate, taken tAe
year around. Il unsuspassed. Almost constant
ssnsAlpe ckafaetsri.ss The winters and wholly
cloudy day II rarity. La junta has all the
nsctropolitan e<savsulsecas needed b1 . city Of
Nm popalatioa. Including nany miles of
brick sidewalks, . perfect system OF sanitary
sewerage, an electric light plant which sup
plies an all.day snd allni4ht services, water
vorks owned 81 the city. . plant for the manu-
fseture Of artificial ics, thru rural frOs delivery
sessss, hfs departnsnt, tslephnae system with
80 subscribers free szehsnse with Rocky
Rord, and loux distance connections with any
part of tho state; . school system exeellod By
20 city In the state, omploying twenty seven
teachers Ia = rooms tan ehuFches. fifteen socrut
and frsternal ordsss, tvo banks, taO,DD capital
and et0O,0n0 deposits; thnss newspapers. opera
house Of $50 seatins capacity, brick plant Of
Si,0o daily capeeity, manufacturing best qual.
sisiiy capacity; e.nsinS fseso.y, ,esnad i.Ic,ss
best towns OF Its siss in the state Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22
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MONDAY, OCToBKR n. isoa.
at 10 o'eloek In ~ sssssosa. - ths lroat door
Of the eoansv eoaa hoes. is sAs City a. Il
Junta, and s4ais - CasneeAo, Dll IT, shess
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La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22


iasm dat he Is due 70 bust wide
open most any time nov. He i
|ssdeavoris' % pesneats some d
his entoosiaslp brosdeass OVER de
|e6snsy BY usising bss sir lesessA
and sent me wan O. dem. He
says in II ''You are the geeses what
Will get next to the votesr' "Do
your duty ~ . citizen and . Dim
myeras by heipin' de Dimmycsass
up to de pie counter. for dat % De
only issue dis yesSl" 'You are de
nan what works de votess and den
10 de kind we want. When .
man dixie me gets eommoosies-
tion like dat. all printed in cap let.
tiers, he 10 liable TO seek de seclu-
sion Of has back yard and swell up
until he shinks he 10 IT. suse
enough.
IL met gang Of Dimmyesats b
de Boon Toon restaEav dis noon.
Dey each wan o. dem had evident
'ly received one o. dem upper case
commoonications. Dey was full
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22
..,ssla nuassv Oh rss ssrvAI'os
~ ~, LINKER MURPHY.
Y - formerly Of South Of
y - = Market street, San
AAAA Ersne;seo hus nnv

the political boss Of Swink. and
the only statesman 10 that section
outside Of the Mayor Of Neudale,
dropped into the sweliess print
shop in the Arkansss Valley one
day this week. and after firing the
Office dog out Of the visitoss' easy
char, seated himself, opened his
mouth asd oss Of fhs iullness Of
his heart spate thusly:
"Anny thing doin' is politics
round here dis eanpsigsf Nes
Ais't sves opeasd de bssrel yess
Nor Well. das's tough. Dey sis's
ssahin' doin' % Svisk yet ssides.
Seeas 10 be dat way oil ovss de
great eemmoa poos sass's eeaussy
q Colorado. Ne esssesisa q
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La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22
SATURDAY, OCTOBER a, ,eo1
REPUBLICAN, TICKET

Fos President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
FoR vicE PREsIDESr.
CHARLES ". FAIRBANKS.
FoR GOVERNOR,
JAMES X. PEABODY
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JESSIE q. MCDONALD.
FoK sEcsr1AKr OF STATE.
JAMES COwIE.
Foa rz.AsrsKs.
JOHN A. HOLMBER6.
fos AUDIroa,
A. Z. BENT.
Fon ATTORNEY GExEsAL,
NATHAN C. MILLER.
SUPERINTENDENT PrsLIc ixsrarorlox.
KATHERINE L. CRAIG,
Fok RsoESrs STATE UNIVERSITY,
DE-. THOMAS d. BAIRD.
HAROLD D. THOMPSON.
FoK Cosorusnss At LARaE.
=. T. BROOKS.
Fos CoSonKss, SEcosp DisraIcr.
II. y. HOGG.
FoK DisrRIcT ATTORNEY.
J. II. II. Low.
For STATE sESATos,
T. =. GODDING. JR-
Fos RkrHksESrArIvE.
T. }. STANLEY.
Poa Corxrr CLnKx.
HARRY d. GARwOOD.
FoR CousI, TskAsUsxa,
c. A. BKxRBOHA.
Tos Cousry Jrpox,
A. c. SLOAN.
- Eos SnKslry,
GEORGE BARR
Foa AssEssoR.
U. 3. RINGER.
Foa CouSIy susvsyoa,
n. A. sAwYER-
Pos SrvER1NTxxpExr OF 8cnools,
MRS. cARkiE 4. MONEY.
Yox CoaoSER.
BILLY GREEN.
CoanIssIoSEa, HIRsr DlsTsIcT,
J. ". FISHER. -
ConAissIoxEn, SECOND DIsTRicr.
GEORGE INGALLS, r
Fos CHIny JusrIcE OF rak PEACE.
II. II. CLARK.
Fos ASSOCIATE JusrIcE OF TIE PEACE.
c. L. sEHLEY. s-
Fos CossrAsLkA, q
J. X. MELVIN,
Lutte .. GEE
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22
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La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22

buy all de blankets he had. De
strikers vsised on the nssehsst
after de n6is guy wess ont and
told De mesehaat dat - would Be
|boyeeeted u hs6nld desliirosd ose
blanket. De merchant polissly
told 'em 10 60 % vhess his sssssie
msjssty reigus suPseme; oil De
blankets he had in de store vas
Tor sale and 70 vhomsosves bed
de price should begiveaevss usto
De last blanket. DE- nescbses .
still here dnin' bssisess and 0oss
o. de strikers is dvsllia' in paris
unknown.
IL see dat wan ov de Diooy.
cratic juicepapess Of Rocky Fesd.
not corn juice ov course. fos daa =
Il prohibition eommunity. bss
Dimmycsstie juice. which is De-
same thing, made = inaoesst
in recent issus - De
effect dat il de people Of Ossso,
county wanted bully good isllow
Tor county commissioners dey osght
to vote ios Johnnie Fisher. bas
dat il dey wanted solid. subsssa-
iial. squeezy old farmer. who y
hundred years behind de times, ,dey
ought TO vote for de odder fellow.
Me friend. Fisher. Is mot only
bully good fellow. but is . solid,
substantial. business man. Who has
prospesed by hard work and close
attention TO his own affairs. and be
is running for Office ~ usual like
race horse. II he exer.
cises de same good
judgment and discretion N.Y.
in county affairs dat he .1:.s: ss :.s g
has ia his own de county will psos.
pes. Why. Ia Junsa ought 70 be
unanimous for me friend. Fisher.
II both ov the Dimmyesseic eandi.
dates are elected the be0sd ov
county commissioned will be psse.
t,caliy unanimous for Rocky Ford.
and dat coadition ov affairs wont be
ovanny benefit to La Junsa. They
would seeivery thing through Rocky
Ford eyes. and dough both ov 'en
failed to move de county sest 70 de
cantsloupe center lev years sgo.
dey might take notion 10 move
il up deTe between swo days while
re wssn's lookin'. You gees.
ers here in dis town ought TO zee
dat youse get L. Juosa man on
de boosd ov county commissioners.
II youse don't you're not SO wise
~ you ought to be.
"Neil. ITS not much over two
weeks until de agony will be over.
and we'll all settle down and
wursuk fos livin' just as we have
been used to doin'. no matter
whoss elected. De state may 90
to de demnision bowwows Tor two
years il Peabody amt elected, but
sitter dat we'll be redeemed again
by . return to Republican roole.
No bunch Of Office seeking Dim.
mycsass can keep de state down,
fos amy very long time, because
we have got too many natural re-
sources and are bound to 90 ahead.
Well, l see youse sgsin soon and
tell youse sll ] know and den sum.
So long!"
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-22

| oC AoSb ASOu sCDsohoW We uoSos
Dey each wan o. dem had evident
ly received one o. dem upper case
commoonications. Dey was full
| -, OF entoosiasm-and
lze small bottles In fact
lA0 sum o. dem vas so full
| OF small bottles dat
when dey got to swollowin' hunks
O. sirloin O. beef. il you would lis.
ten close. you could hear de splash.
De small bottles caused de Dim.
mycEats to be commemorative. and
l learned dat Roosevelt was
doomed to lose dis county by 100
votes. aud gentle. lady-like. Law
abiding Alva. de only real. simon
pure constitution lover in de state,
would carry de county by LOCO
which is de lowest possible esti.
mate, hgurin' from a Dimmycraic
standpoint. When de Dimmy.
Gratis get to 6gurin' on majorities
before electioa dere is always =
balance on de wrong side alter
election, just a. dere is when dey
try to make . show on economy BY
comparing Dimmyeratic and Ray.
publican administrations. At de
present moment de dimmycrats Il
cIaimin' Everything. After election
dey wont be able to read dese title
clear to anything.
"De Dimmycrass hoped to land
dere whole bunch Of candidates by
stirrin' up de anti.Peabody senG-
ment. Wild de assistance Of L..
land, de discredited Methodist
preacher. Of Victor notoriety. who
has been holdin' anti Peabody
prayer meetings kom house TO
house. dey succeeded in stirsin' up
sentiment all right. but il hiss retro
acted. and in De Methodist church
has reached de proportions Of .
real live hornets nest. LES really
too bad. but de Dimmycsats must
sustain dere reputation for blun-
derin' o dat Is ders long suit.
"De Peabody snnymosisy amt
near a. fierce - 1t was. Did You
60 to de big meetin' Of de Dimmy.
Gratis Wednesday nighsa Yesl
Well. now, ! expected ,em TO raise
de roof at de mere mention Of Pes.
body's name. but dey didn'i. Fer
. big meetin' dat WAS about De
ehilliest ever. De Dimmycsstie
patron saints what oceupied De
platform hsd 10 lead de spplause.
and finally when old Jack Crowley
started to intsojuiee Charley
Thomas. Whist 10 knc wn in Denvss
as .'de goose. .necked political
stiff" he asked the Dimn,ycsaas
present 70 wake up and chees
vance in . while when dey heard
someshin' good. Dey sesponded
feebly vance Of twice after dat, bal
neider der heads nor dese hessss
nor dere hssds seemed 20 be IN 4.
By election day de anti Peabo1,
sentiment will be ~ peaceful q Z
paiosed ship upss = sea a Rsy
publican votes. A lasgs ssubes
lov pssoisess Diooyerass hsse 4
clsssdl dese inssassss q veeiag 70,
Peabody ssd lao sd osdss. il
Bessy. Who vss elected b. 4
} dimmycssts to sepeessss Osssu
county in De isaoss s,sh. is =
sasesuoss - nssbsdy ass be says
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-07
THE KEY.

What hides behind the heeting cloud7
 What whispers in the evening breeze7 Answer to all life's questionings
 Is found when find these The gray rock rests in stolid calm:
 The tide recedes and flows, The lalSelet shimmers in the dawn,
 The shadow comes, arA goes. The babe leelxs up in sweet surprise;
 Childhood eaYels it's joyous songs; The iove-lieht leaps in the naiden's eyesi
 The woman strives te right wrong. The here dies ts save . race;
 The outcast answers the voice: "I ought ;'' The painter paints q martyrs smile;
 The poet is thrilled with mystic thought. Fair are nature. and art, and life, Mighty the here and martyrs strife. Love and duty with 9eed are rife. But these, not these, can satisfy The questioning seul that asketh why; These are but sskees of the song That bears the poem of life along. The answer to all things that are, From feck of feam te radiant star. From sentient soul to senseiess clod. Is found alone when man finds God. His smile behind the smiling sky. His sigh within the martyrs cry, 951s still vSAee answSrahk Tea! aloud, No longer stiAed by iife's cloud, No longer sealed in Myktsry To him who seeks his God in glad humility. --E5arriette Robinson Shattuck, in Spring
 field (Mass) Republican.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-07
The Kings Dog.

Even the king has had an experience of the fraud which is practiced on the public by dog trimming or Taking ? His majesty acquired certain dog, not a hundred years ago, and at once took an immense fancy to it. The animal was shortly afterward taken to the royal kennel where itt naturally received proper brushing and grooming and was not again seen by his majesty for short time, but To and behold! when he next saw the dog he did not know it, and, in fact, refused to acknowledge that it was the same animal at Illustrated Kennel News.