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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17
His Occupation.

HE never works. does hef'
-Oh. yes; he works any one he can
Eer anything he can."5Chicago Post.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17

The Husband-whati You don't mean
20 say those furs were $500?
Yes, but I'm going to be very care
full OF them. In fact, l ordered another
set for only 500 SO rs to keep these for
best."-Life.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17

A sailor. old. grizzled and tough.
Was ordered to stand by and Tough.
But he said. with a sneer.
As he chewed the mates ear,
"I don't want none of your gough!"
Chicago Tribune
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17
JlNGLEs N JESTS.
verified.

Gyrtilla in her evening gown
Is proud indeed to show
\ pair of shoulders most superb
And white as driven
know the smile Is true.
For when | gree so bold
As to confess my love l found
The shoulder Icy cold.
New York TimeA
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17

Marriage is all very well. but IL
should never be allowed to become a
kabit.-Life.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17
AdmfraEcnaEz

An admiral flies his flag at the main
mast, a vice admiral at the fore and :
real admiral at the mizzen.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17

you IN always in my thoughts"
Mercy Am ! as small as thatYs
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17
n Glory OF d

Lives OF nnanciers remind MS
That our fame will be a wreck
II the name We leave behind US
Was no good upon a check.
Brooklyn Life
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17
sheep md Grass,

IT takes SIX years for grass to grow
where sheep have pulled 1t up and
tranpled 1t.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17
OIL on Salad.

Salad with oil dressing Is very nour.
ishing and good for the digestion.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17

The United States is the greatest coal
producing country in the world.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17
Finger Prints.

The Chinese were the first to use I'm
ger prints for means Of Identification.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
g d a benteuer.

Bloomington, l5a., IS. Scpt
Der 0ei4Gftstheil Der Ortf6ui!
StanforO, IS N}eiltn fiibpeitli9 BON
bier, puroe ourd Teuer asrFtort IS
purosn Is Gebduoe in 2d,te 9slect.
Der S6aoen betrdet $4,000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16

sJpAlt uui utH StluItu uctuuItW. US
berrI4te CUR 3eit Elm bi9ter Nebel.
6luBgebeimniB.
@leoelon0, O., 10. Sept.
gus Dem 5IuB fii6te man oie Sci.
DE elmer 6rau III mittleren 2Sobren,
meId)e MIR leiht befleioet lmo in einen
&oifer eingeid)lolien mar. @obr-
iheinlih befano iih oie 2ei6e id)oll
mebrere Gage im @oiier. Die &oli.
set pernutbet, ooB Elm Nfor0 oorlieat.
Sine unteriu6ung Der Qeide bul6
ben Coroner ereab, bdB Der &opF nit
einem itumpfen Snitrumsnt 3erf9metz
tert tpurbe. 9Sn bem Softer fano man
8riefe nit Dem poititsmpel Steuben=
bile, 81, bic an Mdrsaret Qpons, go.
279 ct. Clair Strabe. Glep.lano, qe>
ri6tet iporen. Die betreffenbe 6aus>
hummer fiibrt Elm @eiddfts9ebGuoe,
in pel4em man teine Spur Der Or
tnoroeten finoen tonnte.
&ur3e 3eit nah Dem 2(uffinoen bic
fer Qei6e fanb man nabe Der Seneca
Strabs. gIei6falIs i'm Slug. bic Qei9e
zines Mannes nit einem Strid um
ben 6dls. beFen 5dnbe gsfeTelt uub
oefen Said3en nit Sisinen eefiiGlt ma
rem. Giner Bel ihm eefunbenen Sta e
aufoI9e mar er Mlitglieo Der 2pnq=
fhoremens Union unb bieB Rpbert
Qoiprie.
8 @ebeimniB BOILER @preong.
2erington ap, 10. Sept.
.. 81. 9urit aus Sadion, &p.,
lon9te bier nit Der Qel6e WiIliam
9ampton an, eines @ingeisfenen BON
Simpion, ap. 6urit jam ben ent-
ieeIten S0rper ieines 5reunbes, nit
benz er einen Qusflug no9 Der Meltz
ausitetIung in ct. Qouis unternomnen
bate, auf Dem Se3irtiite zines Ct.
Gouis'er &rantenbauIes. Dor Iieben
Sagen bate 6urft ieinen 8egleiter i'm
8etrieb, 0es Weltlabrmdrtts berlpren
uno Ieitoem Hadfori6ungen angeitellt,
bic bann enblitb BON GrfoIg Qetr0nt
puren. Die 8eamten bes 9ofpitals,
in bem 9urit ben trauiigen 6unb
mdhte, lpeigerten iid' anqeblih. an.
5ugeben, BON mem Der Qei6nam ab9ez
liefert iporben 1T. Den glamen Der
8ranfsnanitaIt mill 6urit niat nen=
nen, aber er ssfentt lid na6 Der Be
erbioung 6umpton's iofort noh Ct.
QoiiSs 3uriid3ube9ebsn, um cine polis
seili6e llnterIu9ung einleiten gu lais
ZEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16

9r0berer Wa6idmteit, peI6e buburh
belobnt purbe, oaB iie aud anoere 9tz
iten nit dhnli6em, nertbpoIen oSnz
bait fanoen
Neue 8anten.
9}elp Dorf, Is. Sept.
Sn bieiigen SinanstreiIen 1T bos
Geri9t perbreitst, oaB 5pei erobe eu=
ropdiIde ganten 4nitaItsn treffen, in
bieTer Stobt Sfpei 8anten gu griinben,
bel9e ibre ausldnbii6en @ei4dfte
beiorsen ioGIen- Die Romen Der 8an=
fen iinb ni9t betannt. 8isber baben
ii3 bic europdif9en 8anten bomit be-
sniiet, bisr3ulanbe 3rsiggeidGfte 3u
9riinbsn unb bur9 2lgsnten peripoIten
gu IoFen, bod bier banbelt es ii9 um
felbititdnhige 8unten nit &apitulien
bon $500.c00 ooer ooriiber. Die 3u-
nabme Der SanbeIsperbinoung ma,
mentliCh ober bic Spetulation berNusz
I6nber in omeritanii6en Wertbpopiez
rem, baben oieie 8epe9ung berporses
rufen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
Ger g 4 bnraub.
0es Moines, 2So., Is. Sept.
Z E ue 3 a nten.
9telp Oorf. Is. Sept.

0es N}oiues, ga, Is. Sept.
Giniqe 0ubenb @e6eimppli3;iten
burdftrsifen Die 8egeno, I'm brei0eu=
iirer 3u fu6en, ipel6e in Der Rd6barz
i6aft pon 2etts sur 3eit bes @iicn=
bdbnraubes geieben puroen. 0ds Qeu=
Bere bes @r0Bten oieies &IeebIatts fpn
eenau nit Der 8eiareibung iibersiu=
itimmen, nel6e Der Qotpmotipfiibrec
Sunbam BON bem Manne gdt, Der ;tr
nit por9ebaItenem Rebpleer 5IDang,
ben 3ua pon Der 2otomotipe 3u l0ell.
Der Sopnmarihau pon Columbus
Sunction bat in Der RGhe bes 3bat=
ortes einen groBen Rebotper ihfuei=
5erii6en 5ubritats 9efunOea uno ibn
ben 9ebeimpoIiSiiten iibcrgeben. toel1e
ibn mad Der 6auptquartier III Chi
cogo fanbten. Diefer Rspplber bat siu
ungepobnIi6es Nusieben, peshalb
man glaubt. baf ser Gigentbiimer
leidt 3u entDeden iein ipllte. BIS
jebt 1T nur Elm ein3iger 9erbd6tiger.
befen Nome gebeim gebaIten ruirn,
berhaftet tp0rben.
9oIitii Aes.
6artfor0, Conn. 10. Sept.
9tuf Der republifanii9en Staatstpnz
BENTON purpe Der bisterige Yi3e= 9ouz
perilelrr 0eur1 Hoberts fir oas Nmt
bes @ouperneurs 1omjnirt.. Gr efbieIt
374, Der bis6erige 0ouperneur2lbirum
GbdmberIain 106 ,,nb Gi6ter &i>
bingltone SO. Gleapeiuup 81 S.immen.
@artforo, Gonn,. 10. Sept.
Die Staatsconpention Der HepubIiz
tuner nominirte folgenoes Staatss
tidet:
Gpuperneur, 9enrp Hoberts. 9arts
forb.
@iSes@ouperneur, @onin 9. @pObs
ruff, Nep 9open.
Stootsietretdr, 9beobore gooens
fpein, Nep Qpnoon.
Staats G6abmeilter, Sdmes ).
@aIib, Grsenlpih.
Comptroller, 2lfa9el W. Ntitheu,
Wopbburn.
rGongrcBmen at Qar9e", @eOrgs 8.
Qilleb, Wdterburp, uno Die Drei prGs
Observation-Disclosures at large.
EortIono, Nie., 10. Sept.
G8 Iiefen BON 81 Der bisber noh
ousItebennen 70 Wdblorti6aften
Observation-Disclosures Elm, 10 buB bls
iebt aus ASS StGbten, 5oipns uno
9lantogen @ahlnohrittsu pprlieqen.
Oas repub!itaniife 9ptum ipuroe
6ur6 bieIe neueiten Welbungen pieber
nob um cine 9leini0teit berunterces
oriidt, ppA 1T cine repubIitaniIfe Yld-
ioritdt BON minpeitens $1,000 Stims
men audi iebt nod auber aaer Jrdge.
gis iebt bat Gobb (Gepublitaner) iiber
9dbi8 (GemotraD b,reits cine Pluras
litGt bon 26, ,733 Stimmen. ga6rif)s
ten aus idmmtfchen Stdoten uno
3opns bes l. GongreBbe3irts fir ben
@ouoerneur 3eiaen. boB in bieiem Be
8irte Gobb nit 50S5 Stimmen iiber
Ddpis iieQte. Dies btotutet ge9en
1900 elne @tlnmeneInbube opn 29OO.
GortIono. Nie, 10 Sept.
Gs lieQt nunmebr aus Moine Elm
poIlit1no;aer @dblberi6t por. Die
am Montdg srfol9te @ouoerneursDahI
erqab fir rem r,pubIitdnii6en sdnoi'
odten cine Webrbeit BON 27, 130 Stims
men, qeaen 1884 repubIiidniihe
Stinmen. bic i'm Sabre 1900 bic
glurolitdt biloetsn. Gobb (rep.) srs
belt aQes in alien 1890. 9dois
(bem.) 81 800 Stimmsr SIN Sdtre
1900 sntiielen aui Sia Crep.) 73470
uno auf qpro (oem.) 40.026 Si;m
men. Die Republitdrer babsr alo
1890 Gtimmen. bic Temotruten H.
244 Stimmen mshr abae9sben, dls I'm
Sabre 1900. Dies srgisbt fiir BE D.
,notraten sinen 9etto3sipinu BON $3.50
Stinmen.
1enucr. IS. Segt.
lie republiianiiGs @.lais.oaoens
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
llrOfi'S Getter
iibtr Die ,,2t'iij;ts;%:.. !.

Graf 9ama Sitd1rrs Slmiidt. Gpniiscirte gdJmua>
geliuaarem. Gmropdid5e Samfem in glmerifa
Ser Sabmramb in Spua. 0fepmblifaner Do mmo
Sprt. ltmrmben bel OSbeeling. Sin geItranbeter
britiId}er Sampfer. Gin Glebelamber 7lmB
gebeimniB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
9 euti d Ian b.
Gerlin. u. Ssef

Berlin, l5. Sept.
Die 4srebelihun9 pes beutifen
9ronpriu5eu nit oer 6erBoqin Gectli,
BON Uiedlen6urQ iinoet ,ubgiiliiQer
geitimmuug 3ufolqe am o. 5ebruar,
oem 0ot3eitstaae oes Eaiierpaarss.
itatt.
Berlin. Is. Gept.
Wdbrsuo Der ,Tci6s6ote" oen
3eidstan3ler 8rdiCn oou 8iiloD be
iduluiQt@ ben }rei6erru b. U{ir6at
geitiir3t 3a 6abeu. ertIdrt bds ,9eips
3iger 3aqeb.ati" oas 6ttauntlib Die
ipihtiqitsn Gnt6iitlunqen in ber Gade
brdhte uno oiienbar iebr gut einqe
fpsiht III, oab Der C6eritidmmerer an
taiisrlihen 6oie. @rai All Coins gu +
ruth. bie Gutieraung W}irba6's DON
i.insm goiten buydg,ieBt babe. Des
gioti fiat tiu3u. o1b bic Gtimmlug
geqsu Ultrbah ih ihou isitSo6r3ebn
fen in 6oitrsiieu Nstig o,riflimmsyt
babe gsrejts nm bic U}itts Der 90er
Sabre nollte Der bdmalos Cbcitidm
msrer, 3iirit 3u 5obtnIo6s Cebrin9en,
enerqtiA qs1sH bic go1dteuibdtgieii
b,s 5reibtrru BON W}rt1h tiniHrcis
ten, aber iein goyba6.u 5lieb unaass
oefiibyt
IS bebt iibril.rs arh. oab Der
1reib.rr d mir616 au4 iein 6oi
meiiierami Ban isoNI,ln miro pta
er ss idueri4 rsai sriommn lais
ten i1nN f1b ieir' o. tIaTul IN
+ ,m daes gsif8iia III prtJr ids3
q Qflg3t,Dstelsau ItictQets iUtto.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16

Die ,,1lereitern" "-3ettun-
gen haben oie 6cicpiebte
BON ga Greiie nicbt nmr
miticbreiben ioneern nit
macPen helfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
2altn.
alntn. Is Cent

Nom Is. Scpt.
q(uf grpic6luns Der qropaaanba
urannte Der Qapit oen Yidrrer 56os
mas I ellis gum 9iidoI BON
Qe1oenuoitb. aas.
9tutih Ieu9utnsa.
Berlin 15. Sept.
Die W,6unq pon oen glutperoies
fen IN 8euiit RcuQuiuea pirb anti
l;h beiidtiqt. 2lm l3. 2tuquit iiberfies
len Ginqe6orsnt oic UiiiIionsitdtionen
Gt. paul uuD ytaforunep. iopie pte
Iieoer,aiiuua gainin1ber
oen auf oey 9d'eQ. 0dl6inieI. ,3nei
osutite 4atres. oyei Croensbytiaer
uno iiini Croeua'6ipeitern purocr
Qsiooht Durdl oi, rem llni6oen fot.
oeucs 5ec'ertt,iicu nuroeu 16
Cslnasbo,t,e b'rce idttt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
Gpiter gan. IA. Sept.

Die ameritaniIte aeaierun9 bat
oaB Der ruiiiibe Siit's
treu3er aQena" entipebar in tur3er pom
sriterer feitgefeBter 3tit ben 6afer BON
San 5runcisco su peyldHen bat oper
merben nun.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16

San .Irancisco. Ia. scpt.

Gas 2orpeooboot oHoul &ones"
bat III Der ?fdbc OeS rlliiiidcu 5dliiiea
Scna" 9lnfcr geuorieu lmo mro.
lnteritiiet pou puei 9ortoiicu @ohe
baItcn oamit oie Observation-Disclosures
IN telner @eiie, meoer bon ocn 9}uien
nod pon ibreu Gegnern, uerleBt lper.
oen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16

.ipn er3ob, iiber Die Domination oes
tiinftigen GouperneurS befra9t, Sames
$. peubOOp pieoer auf ben S9Io.
Der Senator Nelpea 5pg feline Sano;s
oatur 5uriid.
9teu sorf, Is. Sept.
Die Senatoren S5airbdnts unb
ntt gebenten iiCb SSreitaa ouf siue
0c(e. nereiie mad ggeit 8ireiniu gu
beGt1 r piro ungefdbr II Re-
Den bal,. Die erIte ioa, bem pros
eromm 5ufpIge, in WbeeIing Iteigen.
unruben bel W beelin9.
gSbecIing, ", @a., 10. Sept.
Sn Der 6remoentolonie Der Bort
lanoitation, Obio, iirb ernitere I'm
ruben ausgebrofen uuo ss muBten l5
SilfsconitdbIsr CUR 2lufrshterbaltung
Der Oronun9 eingeIbppren peroen
@inem Der 5umultanten ipuroe Elm
Sbr dbgebiiien. anberen ipuroen bic
Naienbsine Serihmettert. Die Ru6e@
itDrer ma6ten BON &epolpern, 9olhen
unb &niitteln ausgiebigitsn @ebraua.
Gs tpurben 19 perionsn perbaftet. Sin
&oitbaus, in lpel6em iih bic 3auferei
bprnebmIib abipieIte, 1T bonn 0af
big gum Geaer bolis bemolirt tporben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
@eneraItonfuIW2 c Wabe.
Cniier gau. ~. Sept.


Der GeneraltonIul Robert Ul. Wlcs
@aoe in Canton, China. lit bur9 ZEN
@unossprdiibenteu ieines 2lmtes ents
bp6en pproen, unp 3pdr duf 0runo
zines 9epiiionsberi6es, ben Der CUR
3eit in Ghinq neiIenoe 6iIfsitdats
ietretdr Beirce naf Wuibing.on
Ianbt.. qe;rce bate ben 2luftrag. in
China unp Sapdn BEL elmer Rsibe bon
amerifdniIten aoniuloteu gum Red
ten 3u iehsn. Die ifon fyiiher ge9en
ben GeneroltoniuI MltDoot srbobenen
9a6uloilun1n Ueroen in oem Repis
iieasteridt na6 ieoer Ridtang uuf
reht erbaItsn
g9ai6ipgtou, Is. Gent.
Die Qmts.ntieBung WeUdos's lam
einaerueibtcn srsiien nidt iib,rras
ideno. Gs taaen, ifon ebe iih Der
SiHsiaotsistystdr Qeirce I'M IeBten
Qgiuter duf iejne Snipettioustour mad
benz fsrnen Often beqob, 10 Diele dmtiis
he uno niaiamtlite gsih,psrbtn por.
ooB man oas i6lieBlide Gnot porauss
FAB. Der @erabreoelts ioa. obaleib
bas St1otsoep1rtemert iih ii6er Gins
selfeiien hes goria(s bisher in tieies
Shpeieeu hla,. inter Nnoerem Ghis
neier, bio Nh roh ben Qhilippiren
ooer ben Der. St11.tn heae6en rolltsH,
Falihe 8s3laubi1ur. srapisye dusos
reat 6eban 2(uh iujro oariih,r
munteii bar F6 ber 'oiirtt Gener
tDniul fiir i,ine ScriuIorattt ii6ers
mabig bcte Sportsln 3atier IieB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-16
Nuf oem Stranp.
Sm GSroncisco. Is. Sent

9as britiide @6iff .8itton". anpt.
%. Dupis. lit flint Wteilsn bonn GIiff
5ouIe duf ben Strdnb oeIaufen. Gs
berrIdte CUR 3eit Elm bi9tsr Hebel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02
Methodist church,

A short Easter progam Will be
rendered by the Sunday School at
10 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor at IL
a. m. and 730 p. m. Morning
subject, The Risen Life" Eve
n'ng subject, 'rhe Reality and
Significance of the Resurrection of
Christ"
On Wednesday evening, April 6.
the presiding elder, Rev. DIR. Kirk
bride. will preach and hold the
quarterly conference.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

Mrs. Mary A. Viiet, Newcastle. Colo,
writes; II believe Billiards. Iiorehound
Syrup il superior TO any other cough
medicine. and will do all that is claimed
for II. and IL IL M pleasant TO take. Ny
little girl wants 10 TAX. IL when ther. IL
neal for IT," Billiards. Horehound
Syrup Is tho great cure for all pulmon.
xry ailments. DC. Joc and si.O0 ut
Weiss Chapman Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02
shoes At Sarter'..

For $500 you can get a fine
pair Of shoes at Carter's warranted
not to rip or wear out in two
years il properly taken care Of.
Go and examine n pair. While at
his store look At his gloves and get
his prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

II. B. Rowell, the optican. has
done work for a number of Monte
Wts people and has given per-
feet satisfaction. His work is
done under positive guarantee.
Call on him he will examine your
eyes free. You will find him at
A: L. Stroup's Drug Store on
Saturday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02
Prize Seed oats,

have American Banner Seed
Oats for sale. These oats took LIST
prize last fall at the Pueblo State
Fair. Parties wanting seed oats
call ON or address +. SYLVESTER,
Monte Vista, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

9. +. Mosher. wife and daughter
are back from Santa Fee. where
they spent the winter. They EN-
j9yetl the trip very much and say
IL 10 we'll worth a mans while Ia
20 there. The collections Of relics
aud curios Of prehistoric times ia
we'll worth n trip to the ancient
city TO see. The cli6 dwellings
'A,t toward Espsnola are in = good
state of preservation. Tn. popu.
istion 10 largely Mexican and lack
enterprise. and yet il is one Of the
finest fruit countries IN the world.
The soil is rich but in some places
water is lacking.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02
BARGAIN Hunters

Come to the front and buy |
lO.hoe and l2.hoe drill. | light
lumber wagon. 5 horses, 90 head
milk cows, head of young stock
cattle. No cash necessary.
A. NJ. lsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

Robert Chase met with a painful.
though not serious, accident while
at work at the Humphreys mill
this week, getting his hand badly
cut on . piece Of tin. 1t required
several stitches to close the wound,
which DR.. Biles performed, and
Rob ia again on duty.-Creede
Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

The schools of Monte Vista will
not close until June 10, on account
of the small pox vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

q. j. Stafford and son have 10.
Gated at Espanols, n. NJ, and
have bought out q livery business
aSthst place. They find the citi.
zens are abont 10 per cent Mexi.
cans and Indians who are quiet,
peaceable and genteel. The prin.
cipal products are sheep. hay,
fruit, some corn and sweet potatoes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

Set your Strawberries and cake
nj the Model Bakery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02
Presbyterian Church.

Preaching III a. m. and 7:30
p. m. by Rev. George Il. Thomp-
son. Morning theme. "Who hath
brought life and immortality to
hight Evening, Easter exercises
by the Sunday school.
Sunday School meets at IL a. N.
Junior Endeavor $50 p. tn. Sen.
Tor Endeavor, Gas p. m. Every
body welcome.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

For sale on easy payment. one
of the incest brick cottages IN the
east part Of town. ON easy pny-
mcnt. II. II. WINCuTLL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

The place TO buy harness is at
w. o. Stations.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

IL you want u bargain in Shoes
go to Fassett's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

Mems shoes. Ladies' shoes, and
Childrens shoes At FAssett +.
Latest styles aud lowest prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

Take look at the nice parasols
in Fassett's window so you will
know where to bny.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

Twenty per cent discount on all
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats.
Jswslry etc. at Trou,fetter's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

John Mahouey, an oldtimer of
Creede, was killed at that place
Monday night at IL o'clock by Lee
Hale during quarrel on the side
walk. Hale struck him with his
fist, Mahoney falling heavily, strik-
ing his head. He WAS apparently
dead when carried into an adjoin-
ing building. Hale is gambler
and has but one arm. He is well
known in Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-04-02

The miners who were driven out
of Telluride last week by a mob
asked the governor for protection.
He referred them to the courts and
accordingly Judge Stevens issued
all injunction to restrain the mob
from further violence, but before
the papers could be served the
governor declared martial law and
sent an army of troops to that city,
thus suspending civil law by n
military despotism. How long
will Colorado submit to this trifiing
with the courts by the chief exec
utive.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-22
READY FOR BATTLl
Municipal Election Tomorrow is Now
Attracting Attention--BOth sides
Seem Very Confident

The city election occurs tomorrow
and everything was unusually lively
last night Political meetings were
held in several places in the city, and
ali candidates and their friends we're
hard at work until late Committees
we're appointed. etc, and all factions
announce that they are ready for the
fray.
Betting took revival in the after
noon and the supporters Of Mayor
Cioyatt were strongly backing their
candidates Il is estimated that at
least $1,000 was placed on the mayor
ality race yesterday Friends of the
present mayor seemed TO be in eyi-
dence in the letting line and it is un-
dtrstood that several hundred dollars
NOW awaits takers,
While the election tomorrow will be
hotly contested one. nevertheless it
Is expected to be a friendly and quiet
shair The workers expect to work
al hard as usual. but no nights and
quarrels are anticipated Two or
three extra policemen will be on duty
but their services viii hardly be nee
essary.
Both sides were ssnguins Of victory
last night.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-22
AV. WOOD TALKS
OF MAYORCROVATT
President of Board of Edu-
cation Endorses His
Administration
ms EDUCATIONAL WORK
He Fully Endorses Mayor crovatk
for Re.eIect,on-says he Has Al
ways Labored for Progress
Of Brunswick.

With reference to the article pub
lished yesterday afternoon under the
caption "A History of the New Town
School a representative of the News
sought MIR A. V. Wood. president OF
the board OF sducation. for an inter
view on the subject. When question
ed Mr. Wood said:
q am not entirely in sympathy with
the article published in the Journal
yesterday, and while | am not Wiling
10 eoncede that the new school house
ii New Town is to be credited on the
whole to the present Crovatt admins
tratiou. | do say unhesitatingly that
during the last two years Mayor Gro.
vatt has been an active. able and earn
est worker for better educational ad-
vantges in this city -
Under his administration $4,000
was appropriate6for the school build.
ing In New town and Mayor Crovatt
personally and Ia his official capacity
has always manifested most liberal
spirit for better educational facilities
Is Brunswick And you may add
said Mr. Wool. that on this PROPOSE
ton. together with his liberal admin.
istraflon, better streets, new hospi'
tai, and various other civic improve,
ments. that | am supporting the candi-
daey Of Mayor Croyatt in the present
municipal eauapaign.
without bringing the board Of eau-
cation into this matter | want to say
here and nov that shall vote for
Mayor Croyast for reelection. and !
believe that he public interests will
Il. hest conserved hy his re-elecrian
10 the mayoral'ty."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-22

Dr. Wyllys Rede was to have ad-
dressed the Aens' Club tonight upon
Shakespere4n subject but is Ill and un
able to comply and in view OF the fact
and the further fact chat it is tho
evening preceding the municipal cleo
tion the executive committe announce
a postponment to a week from tonight
al which time It is hoped DR.. Rede
will be well and able to deliver his
address There will be no meeting
OF the club tonight.