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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
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Glepelane, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Souis AafIray.
BIG FOUR.
St 2ouis Otbtftou.

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gsalb & ct grp tel d s.. II 25gm q & Bottom 9tm tdI ds. 2 5o@m
ct Souls erpres tag. 49, II 45gm ct Bouts a9aiI ........... 5oam
seue Saute & Natn as.. 5 OoQm &~niderbodr Oh rdal,o s D /. 8 Or*m
ameriean Grpeb tdl :. -. Z O5gm Rsm BORT II @sb 9tb tI d s 8 45R
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ct 9ou 8 Ysb & q 9 @rtss 4 2Oam Np Bort Eth taI s.......1 % 1913
@merican Grpreb tasi&... 4 4Ogm Rem grt 4Hs &c ct Gs tI 7 sogm
9eunde tS & . s @rp.. 7 059m Soutbweaeru STD tI ds... 10 s0Wm
q , & . 2tm tdgG& 3d.. 7 308m Sort @abne C SIT Grpres 10 A sam
|gleblanO @oeOm. .........1 10 45gm @afbinston 6 ct 9Grp tI. II 2O@m
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sniderbnder sb tdaR& d &s 6 15ym 3 & Union @rp aeeom 8 90 m
Stem Sorf & Bsb 9m, tsl 5 8 55Nm Np Srf &c @gb 9m tasl sill tOsm
&tmetnnati Dibifion.
Gin & Sous Na@tespreb tel 3 45Bm gimeinnahIce ......... 10 s5@m
ct 2ous & Sin Na@teSp to s 4 258m Sin & ct 9ous SMt tgl D 10 408m
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aousoiae espreb -. 2 55am Baie 9th spssiai tsI p. 5 O,sm
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Sine 6 Mafb ) 8 ts d & p s 151m sne G 9ouisb @adtesp tsI i 5ogm
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Chicago SAT- espreb aI d p IL 5ogm eine SAT- espreb tasI d.. . 4OsU
gstits eits Special s d & P. 8 2ONm Ga 5osete aceOm 90. S ocsm
aa5asette @ccom 80. 5 25&m @inc & sSofb s 8. p...... 6 O)Rm
@i@tsam Dtbiiion.
Benton &arbor Grpreb. .... 7 05Bm GItbart Grpreb. e. 10 4OWm
Midisan MdI efpreb p. II sogm eltburt aeeom nr sOmntaae1 IL 2Oem
@fbart ae tdsi@ ........5 2ORm Benton $arsor erpreb p.... 2 45Rm
81 & Wtht9a1 ef~-sB. S.00Rw
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!eorta @ypreb &c N9aiI.. -. 7 258m Champaign @ecOm ........10 s58m
gSetan @gpreb tdsi@ p d.. IL 50Sm y D 6 ObiO SpedaI .-... 2 4ssm
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Beoria Uit~ifion-oHIi@
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Ohio speaai tasI....... 8 OONm Columbus @spreb tdsI. IL BORE
Hbnn Neeont. ............ 6 16Nm columbus @rpreb tagl So. IL 00Tts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

nabmsn 9eeen &rdnfhetten. gr tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1897 fals Selegat Der Ser.
Staa!en gum internationdlen mebi5i@
nif9en &pngreffe na9 MDstau emit
ianbt unb %riftete fir ben ipanif9en
arieg bus @mbulansi9iff nSolace"
aus, bus erite berurtise Sabrseus, pele
DIES Die &riegsgef9i9te fannte. Na9
ieinen YlGnen tpuroen bic Warines
boipitdler gu Yortsmoutb, %. s.,
Ware Sslanb, &al., unb Retpport, H.
e.. erbdut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Smoianapolis 2ieoerfran3.
@aIbfeit ant 10. SuIi.

Ser S%nbianapOlis 2iebertran3 ber=
a%nftaltet am nd9Fen Sonnta9. ben
10. Suli, i'm @ermania part iein
b~iesidbrisss Walbfef. STR baKelbe
finb umfangrei9e 8orbereitunsen se=
trpfen uorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Die biesiGbrisen 9ciers
man0per ftnben nDrblid u!lb
norb0itli9 bon 9amburg ftatt, urp
atpar bonn 5. Biz 13. September.
Our4 erobe @iienbabnfabrten iper=
ben bic Mannf9uften bes 9arbeforps
am 4. September na9 Mltona bef1r=
bert.
Sn benz ProSeffe eeeen
Observation-Disclosures Der in Som
furs s~eratbsnen !9annoberi9en Can.
hesbant purbe bas urtbeil geIprp9en.
Yer ~ebemalise Director Mrthur GGu=
mann purbe tpesen 8ilanoperi9leis>
runs unb 8ilanafdlf9ung gu apei
Sabren 9efdngnib unb 1000 Wart
@elbitrafe ebentueq peiteren 200 So
gen @efdngnib berurtbeilt. Die iibri=
gen 4ngeflagten erbielten @efGnenibs
ftrafen Don einem Mpnat bis 3u feds
Mo9en unb 9eloftrafsn bon ie 500
Warf. Der Nntrag bes Staatsantpalts
auf Nberfennung Der biirgerliden gbz
renre9te purbe abeelebnt, ebenio Der
Mntrag S4umanrs auf 9aftentlai.
fund.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Yeriomal=Notissm

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5edenbrod feierten seftsrn in ibrer
WObnuna on Der Senrp Ctr. I'M
2reiie ibrer Mngeb6rigen unb @er=
uanoten bas feltene Jeft Der %golbenen
Sp9aeit. Sas Subelpaar 1T felt so
Sabrsu in Snoianapolis anIdiHg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Oanodlia Sine.

No9on8
@orlb's 6air SpcI., tdsI $40 O5@m
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ct Souls Yin, raali@ s &db 6 5OBm
capital gSpreb tasl S d.. z OoBus
ct 9ouis Grpreb tasl d s.12 2OStm
ct 2euis @Spreb tdsIi&d g.. 8 25Sm
s & gffnsbam Mce tdsli9 4 0Ogfm
ct g Sat WaiI, tasIi@... 8 s5Nm
Indianapolis &
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

NulunTI
Yittsburs SpcI, tdsIi9 s.. 8 2O8n
Stem yO:t Grpreb tdsIit s d 6 5Ogm
S@neaer MaiI tdsIid -. Z 559m
Serre Saute @fins Iec tdsI 10 25@m
&epitone Grpreb tasIi@ d B.. 2 50am
atlantic erpreb tdsItd -. 4 45Sfm
She q . 9initsb tdslid sd b 6 45Sm
Ohio II @irs Ggp., tasl d. 6 55Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Eouis H'v.
nNinnnnnIi Gihifinn

Qittsbnreh, Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Sonis BY
Sn6iumapeIt8 Otbifion
Mbgang Mutuuft
'Yitsburs Special, tasl %. 8 3OBm ct Souls Gin tagHd s b.. 6 45Ym
Columbus Mccom tag. Z 3O8m Capital Grpreb tasIit sd. 6 5o8m
.Nw yort grpreb tag 3d.. s 1Osm ct 9ouis Ggpr tdI d& e.. IL 1Qem
Columbus Mccora ....... 1. 4O@m SnbianaboEs Mccon u 40gem
&epfsne @Speb tdl d & s. 8 05Rm Weaeru @rpreb tdgI s d.. 8 15am
Mtianttc @rpreb tdgIi@ 80. E. OO0m Nimmt fene YaFag;ere tg- 8 sOem
q D Elm tdai& 8 d b.. 6 5ONn 8orlh 6Mr Grp tdgi@ 8 III 55Vru
Sbio u girs Grpreb, tasl sd Z O5Rm
@bicago O%tbtfton.
.gbicaso Spaial, tgp b =. IL 35gm Soutbern @rpr tdgIt@ -. 8 15Em
2ou & gbi 8 Gspr tdsH& IL 5ORm @c & 2ou Grpr tdaEd p b 8 4ORr
0eutebtIIe Oibtfton.
Soutbern grprebi tdaI 49,. 8 s5Bm 2ouisp & gRabron @e tmI 10 IOgm
Dits & 0ou s 3 t@I &c.. Z OO8m 2ou & Chic s taI p b.. IL 3Omm
Nab Mc umr Sommt. 80. 7 3OBm 9ouisbine u. NabHom Ms 8 4ORn
3ouisb & NaMion Meeom. s O58n1 9ouisp & HttSb s 2tdgIi1 8 6 35Nm
Chicago & Ecu s 8 tasi9 pb s 55sem NRabton Mcconrm Sonntass 9 158m
D9abifon Accom- tasl"..... 8 55Nm 9u & @bt5 grpr. tdsids II. S5 RAt
3ouisbiue Mccom tdsI 49,. 6 45Nm
MaSilon Mc. nurS onntass. 6 45Nm
Danodlia Sine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Indianapolis & Dineennes q.

Cairo & ginseu egpr tasGd 7 2ogm speneer& gebfsrb ", tMl. 9 45em
8ineennes @Spreb tasI...... 3 5ONm Btneennes @rpreb tdsl&. 10 s0gm
speneer & 8ebforb Ae, tdsI. 4 45Nm Cairo erprss tdsHd .....-.6 15am
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
REACHING UP TO COLORADO.
One Of the Randolph Roads Locates
New Right Of Way NOrthWaTd,

TIE Arizona aud Colorado Rail
road company bas filed additional
incorporation papers which define
the terminus of toe road to be +. a
point on the boundary line be-
tween Colorado and New Mexico,
at a point where the Las Animas
river crosses INTO San Juan county,
the other terminus at point on
the boundary line between Ari.
zona and New Mexico at the cross
ing of the San Francisco river,
three miles north of the Grant
county boundary There will be
branch, of which one terminus
will be a point on the main line
near Pennington, and the other on
the boundary line between Ari-
zona and New Mexico, on the Big
Puerco river, west of Manueleto,
McKinlye county.
Another branch of the line is to
have its terminus near Pennington
and the other where the La Plata
river intersects the Colorado-New
Mexico boundary, and another
from point near Aztec. The
main line will have $50 miles ot
trackage and the branches 15C
miles. Epes Randolph, of Tucson
ArIz,, is president of the company
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
Documents Filed For Record.

Following is list of documents
fled for record at the County seat
aud complied by Abstracter Fred
Dysart.
j E Carpenter TO L W Hayes,
deed s5v, lots 30, 81, 81, and SO,
blk 7, Lassator Add, Stafford.
so Seller and one to VIM Stin-
son aud one, hill of sale 81, 8 bar
Der chairs, etc.
Ed Davies and Il A Eaton to L
G Downey, power of attorney, TO
execute deeds, etc
ella Valley Oil 90. 10 G r Beal,
deed $500, is interest in about 10
sections OF oil placer land in tp S
n rs e.
James Parks, Frank Richardson,
+ T Patterson, ct al, file 20 oil
locations 5 or 6 miles south of Sat.
ford, 100 acres each.
Oliver G May to c W Hoopes
and wife release of mtg 500 on
D / 2 NV /, see 26; tip 7 S + 26 g.
G w Boopes and wife to Henry
Dial, mtg 800, same.
Mayhower Mining Co files proof
Of labor on 8 mines in Mayaower
dist.
O w Allison files notice of for
feiture for mines in Stanley
Butte district.
Robert VI Tyler and wife to
Arizona Savings & Invest Co mtg
5000; 4 a in NV IA sec IL, tp $ r
.25 e.
Arizona Savings and Invest. Co.
to d NJ Simpson and wife release
Of mtg $500 on / 3 int in n 2 NV
Ia sec 25, tip 7sr26 e.
VIM Ellsworth and wife to L NJ
Simpson, deed slO0, lot / and pit
lot Is blk 10, Stafford.
Kin e Chey Mining & Milling
Co locates Septimo IN Clark dist
Sierra DeOro Gold NJ & NJ Co
file proof of labor on Is mines in
Greenlee dist.
Sierra DeOro Gold NJ & N GN
locates Security Placer in Green
lee dist
Francisco Norte to John O.
Gatti, lease sl5 per month.
Frank Richardson ct al file 2 oil
locations about 6 miles south Of
Stafford,
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
A. 3. l.. :.
watch it!

A telephone report from Twin
Buttes today stated that the most
wonderful strike in the history OF
the Territory had been made. De-
tails were not obtainable. but q
miner named Kenny. so it is un-
stood, was on the street showing
specimens Of the new strike to his
friends-Citizen.
w. d. Major is assisting the ex-
pertinent station in Logan in find-
ing out whether poultry raising
pays He keeps strict account of
the cost of oil feed he gives his
hens aud the number of eggs they
lay each day He started the first
of January with forty five hens
which laid 2,840 eggs up TO the
first day of November.-Davis
county, Utah, Clipper.
Yesterday a Mexican named
Romero was struck by a grease
box" on the tender of the engine
pulling No. 2 at Forest. The man
was lying on the side of the track
by switch with his head toward
the rails. The engineer, as soon
as he saw the man, shut off the
steam, bat too late to save the man
from being struck. The train
stopped and the crew and num-
Der of passengers ran back and
found that be was badly cut about
the head aud that one arm was
broken and gashed-Douglas In
ternationdl- american.
Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields has re-
signed the pastorate of the Pres
byterian church at Bisbee, feeling
that be is no longer in accord with
the teachings Of that creed, and
will enter the Episcopal church
after a certain amount of prepaga-
ton under Bishop johnson of Los
Angeles. lie will devote the rest
of his life to ministerial work
within the Episcopal fold. Mr..
Shields has been identified with
the religious life of Bisbee for the
past four years, and bad eudeared
himself to all by his kindliness of
heart. The best wishes of a host
Of friends follow him to his new
field of labor,-Naco Budget.
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
Local News.

A large order Of nice harness
just received at olney Hdw Co.
40-2t
The ball given in Layton amuse.
ment bali last Friday was one of
the most enjoyable Of the season.
Full line of cook and heating
stoves just received at olney Hdw
Co. 40-2t
Attorney A. G. McAiister was a
visitor IN Stafford last Monday from
SoioIncnvillc.
Suitable q Yelling houses in SAT-
on95, Il for families are becoming
49, >arce.
wagons anded car load of
bugeies at olney9 assortment OF Of
Hay will be taken in ,ohangs
for all kinds of goods kept i'T'..oek
by the Olney Hdw Co. 402t
] G. Pursley informs us that
the Bank of Stafford will move in
TO its new building about Jan. lst.
Newt. Robinson, of the First
National Bank of Globe, spent
Thanksgiving day at home with
his parents.
See J. W.. Foster if you want
new Balm wagon for hay or grain.
2t
Mrs. Chugg, Of Idaho, daughter
Of P. j Jacobson. and her children
expect to start for home to morrow.
From l5cents per pound for tnr-
key on Thanksgiving day in 1900
in N Y. they have gone up to 40
cents per pound in 1904. Who
can explain this7
NJ e. Crawford, of Clifton, came
down on Thanksgiving day and
spent several days here. Mr..
Crawford has many friends here
who are always glad to see him.
| A new company is to be organ
ICED in Stafford to operate the
Faulkner & Dye planning mill
This ought, rightly managed, to be
a paying proposition, as there is
not planning mill in the valley.
Mr.. Willis Haller, cousin to Mrs.
t. T Hunter and Mr.. Ben Maurer,
arrived in Stafford from New York
state last Saturday, Mr.. Haller's
arrival was a complete surprise to
Mr.. Maurer and Mrs. Hunter. He
may locate in this valley.
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
viii Again Nominate Negro.

A Washington dispatch to the
Evening Post says:
"0ne of the first nominations
which will go into the senate at
the opening OF tile session will be
that ol Dr. William d. Crum for
collector Of customs AZ Charleston,
S G. The president is evidently
in bopes that the senate will take
more sensible view OF the matter
now than il bas heretofore aud
vote its approval, but be is as re.
solved as ever that it shall either
confirm or reject the nomination
as the constitution contemplates.
"fhere are signs that the
Gbarlestonians are not feeling as
ihey were. For this DR.. Crum's
own TACT aud good sense are re
sponsible He has gone about his
business unobstrusively and made
good record in Office. He care
fnily abstains frGm thrusting him
self in any way upon the society
or notice Of the white people who
were most opposed to hiro at frst,
lives his own life, without the
slightest sign of bumptiousness' or
false pride and all together has
disarmed the sort Of feeling which
was prematurely voileyed at his
nomination 1t would not sur
prise anyone if the objection to
confirmation fell OF its own weight
at the coming session.
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
A Certain Cure For Group.

When a child shows symptoms
of Group there is no time to expert
ment with new remedies, no mat
ter how highly they may be recon.
mended. There is one prepare
ton that can always be depended
upon. 1t has been in use for many
years and has never been known
to fail, viz: Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Mr.. NJ. r. Compton, of
Market, Texas, says oft: IL have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in severe cases of Group with my
children, aud can truthfully say it
always gives prompt relief" For
sale by Stafford Drug Co, Stafford;
Thatcher Drug Co., Thatcher ii.
p Wightman, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
NO WGAlR LEFT.
The Last Female pllSOnef Released
From Yuma.

Acting Governor Nichols yester-
day granted a parole to Elena
Estrada, who was serving Il seven
year term in the penitentiary for
manslaughter having bGen sent
enced from Pima county. For
some time she has been the only
female inmate of the penitentiary
and perhaps that fact had some
thing to do With the granting of
the parole. But at any rate she
would not have had much longer
to serve for her time with allow
ance for good conduct would ex-
pire next summer.
Her crime was the killing of a
man in Tucson. She was mem
Der of the under world and had a
lover who was somewhat mixed up
with her in the death of her victim
but he could not directly be con
nected with the case. Besides
there was no doubt the woman had
fired the fatal shot.-Republicpn.
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
$1,000
EMERSON PIANOS

to prove what the buying
power of this great Comp
any mast be. The small
manufactures who turns out
only a few pianos each
month will certainly have
to pay more for the material
in each piano-there is alb
solutely no doubt about
this.
When you consider these
facts and put this truth
along side Of them, that
there are only three compan-
lies in the United States who
have made and sold as many
PIANOS as ourselves-that
we Rev AZ a competitor
maaink u high. grade piano
whose output is as large as
ours-it needs no argument
to convince You that, quality
for quality, you can buy
cheaper from us than Of any
one else.
Emerson Piano Company
BOSTON CHICAGO
40 Bolston St. Ios Wabash Av
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
The Output

The output is the keynote
to profit. ln deciding upon
a price at which to sell, u
manufacturer, no matter
what article he has to offer,
considers how many he is
likely to sell, and bases his
charges accordingly. 1t is
quite reasonable, too. fla
tailor sells only two suits of
clothes each week, his in
come must come from the
profit of these two suits, If
he can, however, double or
treble his output without
materially increasing his
working expenses, he can
naturally afford to make the
profit ON each suit much less.
Again, this output decides
the buying power. 1t is
only necessary TO state that
there have been manufactur-
ed and sold over
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02

Second hand harness and buggy
for sale. GEo. A OLNEY, If
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02

examples to show the existence of
perverted minds that can conceive
and execute murders with such
concummate craftiness as to avoid
detection. They may be rational
10 evory other way, and have a
recurrence of the mania to kill at
regular intervals. But the appar-
1T absence Of any definite metive
ls Vat clogs the wheels of justice
aug see- the Vfforts of the police at
naugnI u IS eot unlikely that
here is another DR.. Jekvll and Mr.
HYDE, or a "Jaok the Rinner /"
whose career C slaughter and in
ftmy confined hr so lone-s NM.
IA London unchecked.
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02

The GUARDIAN and New York
World only 81 90.
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Double Daily Train Service
5etween san Francisco
ana Now Orieans.


6etween san Francisco
ana Now Orleans.
aumencing November 18TH
.uub daily tram service will be
sf4u q, It'd letWcen San Franc'seo
s.,d NJ arlc ms, or Following
Has, Sound
N TO- S,a L'n,iiea. ec
nasi bl> aio
Lc.ves San Fy,.rusco I p, NJ.
Bowie 1854 n artl%rpgsi New
Orleans G:45 y m.
This train csrr.es 4 Hor ,hserNe
tron, compsrimei'i a'd craving
room sietptrs tnronsh 90 Nea
York, Chicaga sud New Orleans
also tou'is's sleeprfs to WaShng
ton, Cincinnati, Chicago, Memphis
81. Paul, 81. Louls, etc.
No 8-Cresrent uny Express
Bakersfield Route
Leaves San Frapcisao 900 .. m
Bowie 5:27 a m; New Orloant
1886 a. m
This tram carries drawing room
fleepers 20 New OrIea -; also ~
ts ears ~ Lm. - Pan
'rhlglg
West Sound
N Sln>ot LIN luc sa2ers
field Route,
Leaves New Orlcao> Has N
Bowie ll;2t a. ~, H.,tr -
Frar aoo S;26 a. m, y III foi
Ihoua ant 4ort 6ve inmates lay
over Las Aagei,
Fh,i rrura 1aTrtr~ san rqaip
nents 10 M 10.
I NJ. 7-Paojtia Express, Coos
Division
Lpmyes New Orleans 900 p u,
Bowre 8;27 p "a; arrives ., Sal
FraucgUo ll;+5 IA.
This ran comes sauc equip
meu A. N 9. ard "a acdi.ioH
anw ia cu.r otr Los Na&oir> I
iu F@ucisco
! Trans 9 aud 10 carry free RI
I rllnlng chair cars.
For further information call 81
poGr,ss g NJ BURKHALTER,
D. f & P. A., Tucson
| = CLAYTON, Agent Bowie
7 A 6ooDMAN, & P. A
Sao Ffarc,nn
Graham guardian., 1904-12-02
Race Horses

have string of running horses that am anious to
~fnach and run-dstance from yards to one half
nile. Any one having race horses can get race
While have a number of horses that | want to run
n account of my age, | am unable to travel about
eth them, therefore races must be run here Any
one interested can get full particulars by addressing
4o-3-m W. j. PARKS, SoIomonviILs
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-01
MONTPELIER IDAHO, FRIDAY, JULY /, 1904.

married them all under the most
sacred obligations to care for them,
and TO feed, clothe and educate my
children, which ] have done to the
best of my ability. | married them
for time and all eternity; they are
permanent WIVES and cannot for
sake them. Senator Dubois may
know men who have had more
wives than !, although he did not
mention it;-temporary wives, how
ever.
A feeling of gratitude prompts
me to say that the senator honors
me very much by inferring that r
have the ability to dictate the poll
tics of the state of Idaho, but can
only accept his kind opinion as the
expression of his fervent friendship.
for lam sure Hack the knowledge
and wisdom to undertake so great a
responsibility provided the oppor-
tunity was given, and trust that
my political friends are aware that
| have not at any time asked for
any special favor. WILLIAM RUDGE,
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A Lucky Wreck.

No. s., Monday mornings early
train from the east, was wrecked
about one and one. half miles east of
Cokeville. Every car lett the track,
and the baggage and mail cars were
turned over on their sides, and yet
not person on the train was hurt
1t is doubtful if so serious a wreck
has ever taken place on any road
with SO fortunate results, as this
one. The damage TO the cars was
very small.
Supt. Manson, Road Master Rem
fro and other officials with big
crowd OF workmen were all day
clearing the main line so trains
could pass.
Just what caused the wreck is a
mystery. The line at this point is
absolutely straight and Engineer
Roberts says ne was running between
45 and 80 miles an hour when the
accident happened.
After being delayed a few hours
the passengers were transferred TO
another train and taken on their way
westward.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-01
Another Misguided Soul.

Payette will soon have demo-
cratic newspaper. K. A. Heath. a
newspaper man of Westfall, Ore,
will be the editor and proprietor.
He is now making arrangements TO
establish plant there and some of
the machinery has already been ship
ped. Mr.. Heath is receiving en-
enlargement from the citizens of
Payetts, and he IN assured growing
patronage by establishing his paper
at Payette.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-01
An Easy One for Democrats.

The many friends OF Judge Nor
gan in this portion of the state will
be pleased to learn that he is
candidate for Justice of the Supreme
court. The judge is very well and
fayorably known in this portion Of
the state and no doubt he will be
heartily supported by his many ad-
mlrers in southeastern Idaho. Ma
lad Enterprise.
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their case, assuring those around
him thst ssit did not hurt" although
he regretted the loss Of the leg
Conductor Snyder has been em-l
ploved by the Union Pacific for
twenty-five years practically all Of
the time as conductor, and has
never met with an accident before.
He has . wife ana two childred re.
siding in Cheyenne -R. S. Miner
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-01
Council Meeting.

The city council meet Tuesday
night in. adjourned session and
passed the annual appropriations or
dinances.
The annual tax ordinance calling
for 10 mill levy was read first
time.
After some further bnsiness,the
council adjourned to Saturday night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-01
Loses Foot.

Snydar morning Conductor Jacob
F. Suyder, the well known Union
Pacific passenger conductor, met
with a serious accident in the yards
at Cheyenne, when he slipped and
fell under the wheels while leaping
from a moving train and had his left
foot crushed off at the ankle. One
of his ribs was also fractured.
Snyder was taken to the county
hospital. He displayed remarkable
nerve while suffering great agony
from his injury. He cooly took off
his glasses and placed them back in
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-01
Old Timers Meet in Boise.

Before tearing down the old
Overland hotel in Boise. the owners
invited all the old timers who came.
to the state before 1868 to come and
partake ofa feast in the old building.
About 100 responded among whom
was Pres. Jas. II. Hart OF this
county.