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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-12-06
Bids for County Printing.

BIDS Tor County Printing.
Sealed bids will be rec. lived at the office of the
county clerk Of Chou'eau county, Montana, up to
the hour of 2 o'clock .. m. Of Tuesday, January
I'd, 1919, for the county printing of eaid county
for the period of one year from January let, 1906.
marked on the outside to indicate what they are.
The right is reserved by the board to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of Board of County Commissioners.
W. X. LEFT,
Clerk of the Board.
Fort Benton, Mont, Dec. 4, 1905.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-12-06

disease in any part of the county.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Tickets for "The Oxford Affair"
are on sale at D. G.. Lockwood's drug
store.
a. j. Barrett, a we'll known resident
Of Dodson, is interviewing the county
commissioners in regard to the pro.
posed bridge at that place.
Lost-On Thanksgiving day, on the
road between this city and Holder.
baum's ranch, a fur boa. Finder
please leave at the sheriff's office.
According to the Dillon Examiner,
the grain crop of the Beaverhcad val.
ley this year amounts to 80, OOO, OOC
pounds, the biggest yield On record.
John Clint, q former resident of Big
Sandy, arrived from Malta tod ay to
receive attention for a fractured arm,
The injury was caused by q kick from
a horse.
It appears that the reported exodus
of the Crees did not take place. The
Havre herald says q winter camp OF
about 100 tepees has been established
west of that city.
An answer and cross.cOmplaint has
been filed in the district court by the
defendant in the Keaster divorce case.
The defendant alleges cruelty on the
part OF the plaintiff.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe RaiIwa

No. e25-From Pueblo aud all points
east, arrive daily i2.15 . m
No. 61s-For Pueblo and all points
east. depart daily si0 p m
No. 6S1-frum Florence and Rock
vale. daily except Sunday, arrive &;2 m
No. 6s7-For Florence and RockvAle,
daily except Sunday, depart 1870 IN
Direct connection is now made Al Pueblo for
Denver, Chicago and all points east, and at
La JuntA With California Limited tor Los
Angeles and ban Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature foiders fres by apply
Ing TO d. N. GAknrTT. Agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
The Palace Drug Store.
HE CALLED
ROSELLAN


Rosellan's father stormed in the time
honored fashion, her mother soothed
her a little and tried to soften the sit
uation, but she agreed with her hus-
band that their one fair and cherished
daughter should not become the wife
Of John Barry. The girl herself, flush
ed and lovely, declared that she would
marry him, that she loved him and
that her life would be ruined without
him.
But, my dear daughter" said her ia
ther, John is just out of college, and
he has studied, too much-run all to one
sort Of brains, and he's not fit to battle
with the real world. And, besides, he
= your cousin"
-Four times removed" remarked the
girl quietly.
'But still your cousin" continued
the vigorous old gentleman, who hated
he thought Of giving up his daughter
to any man, but had decided that she
must some time marry and that the
man must be Gilbert Crane. And we
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Have You Seen the Big Faira

We are selling round trips to Port
land. Vancouver, Seattle, Tacoma,
Everett, Bellingham and Victoria
at $40.
You can go one direct route and re-
turn another. take a part of it by
boat, make stop anywhere you please
en- route. going or returning, take q
free side trip from Yampa to Boise
City, and tickets are good ninety days
from date of sale, but not later than
November 80, 1905.
You can make trip over Marshall
pass going and Tennessee pass return.
ing. or vice versa, go via Salt Lake
and return via different route, or
vice versa.
We have through accommodations,
SO you will not have to change cars.
Come in, or use phone Canon 8.
and let us tell you about these trips.
Rio Grande. H. s. Maddox. Agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03

all know that John has nothing in par
ticular and that you have always had
everything you want" -.
81 don't want ANGLING but John.
He has himself, his ability" she put in
proudly. I'VE have cared for each 9TH
er always"
''Oh, the ability to write decent ar
ticle or even a popular novel! What
does scribbling amount to? He has
nothing till that old great-aunt of his
dies" The father looked fondly at
the daughter, so like him in feature
and spirit, though what he counted
firmness in himself seemed rank obsti-
macy in her.
Father" the girl protested, Il would
listen to you If you had advanced one
valid reason for separating us. He is
not cousin enough to make one grain
of difference, and the fact that he Is
not well is only another reason why l
should go to California with him till
he is rested and can begin work on his
book" The old man drew the girl to
his knee, and the mother wiped her
eyes.
Look here, child, we have reason.
We have had a talk with John and his
mother, and DR.. Simpson. The plain
truth is that he has symptoms of con-
sumption. You know what that may
mean Rosellan clutched his arm.
"It is not truei He would have told
me first of all! He is only tired out.
/ will send for him and see, and If it
were true / should take care of him."
You don't know what you are say
ing Even If we had so little sense, do
you suppose John himself would ex-
pose you to even possible danger like
that? He said last night
81 had a right to be therel And he
never net me knowr"
wait, dear" said her mother. I'VE
love you too well to- John knows
his duty. His going to California;
Rosellan sprang up and faced them.
IT shall go, toor' she declared.
"Dearie," her mother spoke, "he left
you this letter. He
Left me letter! Why. where IS
he?"
He went to California this morning.
1t was for the best
without telling me or saying good
Dy 1ou iuust nave Ludde hiLl w tuis I.
But no, you couldn't do that! 1t is his
own fault. 1t means that he-doesn't
care as he said he did" She stood
looking at them.
"Rosellan," pleaded her mother. 'he
did the right thing" But the girl took
Johns letter from her fathers hand
and left the room.
We'll" old Roger Howard said to his
wife, ''its hard on her at first. and
John certainly did the square thing
but she's young and the separation
may turn her heart toward Gilbert, as
We have always planned"
And Rosellan, in her own room, was
reading her lovers letter:
Roselian. dearest. you know I love you.
That II why I am leaving you this way.
think could not bear to say goodby; It
would be cruel to us both. Privately l
myself cannot think that am anything
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Local Excursions

DENVER and return one fare, August
and I, good returning on or before
August 10; also August 13 and IA, good
to return on or before August 81.
Trinidad and return August and s..
good to return August IL. Leave Can
on ~ 80 noon at Trinidad at 8 :l5 pm.
same day. Equally good conditions
returning.
Don't forget the Portland trip, the
greatest trip on earth for the money;
good 80 days from date Of sale; stop
overs en- routc going or returning; I;
choice of direct routes; in fact, "as
you like it," Rio Grande. II. S.
Maddox, Agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
A Partial List Of Rio 0rande
Summer Excursions.

Beginning on May IA. and continu-
ing until October l5. 1905. we sell
round trip tickets. Sunday Only, ns
follows: Coal Greek. SOC; Florence.
500; Pueblo, &1.50. Also. Saturday
or Sunday, good to return Sunday or
Monday. as follows: Colorado Springs.
1910; Manitou, %. So; Summit Pixies
Peak, $50.
Portland, Seattle. Vancouver. etc.,
various dates In May. June. July.
August and September, round trip,
$4,000.
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Summer Vacation Rates

By way of Union Pacific from Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Denver to
Lewis g. Clark Exposition. Portland.
Tacoma, Seattle. Bellingham, yic-
toriA and Vancouver. $4,000 for round
trip. May "a to Sept. 80. and on GER
tain dates s51. 90 to Portland and re-
turn. one way through California.
Stop overs anywhere. Tickets limited
to 80 days but not later than Nov. 30.
Descriptive literature and full in.
formation upon application. J. Q.
Ferguson. Gen. Agt.. 94I 18th st..
Denver, Colorado.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Change in Time Of F. & c. c.

Beginning Sunday July 9th an 40.
commodation train will leave Canon
City at q. m. sharp daily, another
passenger train will leave Canon City
at 3 p. m. daily for Cripple Greek
points. returning incoming trains
from Cripple Greek points will arrive
at Canon City at 12 :15 noon, and 8: 10
p m. These trains will positively
leave ontime. Il. 8. Maddox. agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
return. s45.oo. Ask us about these

return. s45.oo Ask us about these
trips.
Palmer Lake and return. Rocky
Mountain Chautauqua, tickets on
sale June 10 to September Q; good
to return on or before September
10. 1905. S4.60.
The Royal Gorge trip via the
Rio Grande. is one of the grandest.
most sublime trips in all the world,
and it requires but hours of your
time to make the trip. Take train
No. / at p. m. returning at p. nj.
same afternoon. all for 80 ceuts. Not
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Here's Your Chance for q Farm

For the opening of the Uintah res
ervation the Rio Grande will make
the following rates. viz: Grand
Junction, $22; Mack. t23. co; Dragon.
$50. 90, round trip. good 90 days from
date of sale. allowing stop-overs.
Green River, Price. Provo. Salt
Lake and Ogden $3.50. round trip.
good to return on or before October
81. 1905, stop-over allowed, 80 days
going and 80 days returning. Rio
Grande. H. 8. Maddox, Agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Trip Through the Gorge.

Take Q ride on the observation car
through wonderful Royal Gorge"
free to holders Of Rio Grade transpor-
tation. Trains No. at 1 :43 p. m.
and No. l at $500 p. m. pick up car
at Canon City daily for Texas Greek.
and Nos. . and have the same cars
into Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03

how cheap. but oh, how wonderful.
Please call in person, or use phone
Canon 8 and let us tell you about
these trips and accommodations.
H. 8. Maddox, Agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
Two Good Weeklies.

You probably received copy Of the
New York Tribune Farmer. It's fine
agricultural weekly. For little time
we will send the New York Tribune
Farmer and the weekly RECORD to any
address for one year for 81 SIS.
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03
.To cure J Cold In one D.x.

Take Laxative Bromo QUINN Q
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II 1t fails to cure. e. W.
Groves signature il on each box. $50
Cañon City record., 1905-08-03

" You need girl put want I'D. in
TBE RECORD want column.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
MEETS NEXT AT
GREENVILLE. S. C.
General Assembly Southern Rresbyter
lar Church Accepts Invitation of
Palmetto State City.
tBy Associated Prasa.l

FORT WORTH. TEXAS. May 90
Greenyille. S. c., was selected as the
next meeting place of the General AS
aeinbly Of the Southern Presbyterian
church, the convention to be held in
the First PresLy terrain church of that
t:ity. Today's sessions of the assem-
bly, were devoted chiefly 10 hearing
committee reports and the transaction
of routine business.
Moderator Plunkett appointed com
mittee composed of one member from,
each synod of the assembly to confer
on matters pertaining to closer rela-
tons with other Presbyterian churches.
This committee was instructed to re.
port during the present meeting.
There WAS considerable discussion
over the question of church catechlsln
but this was settled by discharging
the committee and referring the g.Ics-
ton TO the committee on publication
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
CUBA CELEBRATES
ITS GRID BIRTHDAY.
Anniversary Of Inauguration Ct the Re.
public Regarded as Americana
Regard 4th of July.

HAVANA, May 2o.-The third ami
vcrsary Of the Inauguration of the Gu
han republic was celebrated today, The
weather was cool and the day slightly.
cloudy. The holiday. which was Jnl.
versally observed, was similar 10 n
Fourth-cf-July celebration IN the Unit,
cd States.
There was IA parade of artillery, In
fanny. mounted rural guards and po-
lice, which travcrsed the Malccon aEl
Pradn The parade was reviewed by
President Palma from iiag-dccornted
pavilion erected on the bastion ut PIN
III Garlic Point. where the Malecon
rounds into the Prado.
Hig crowds gathered along the line
of march and the buildings generally
were decorated.
by order oil the city council. fifty
sewing machines were presented at
the mayors Office 10 deserving poor
people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
WITH HIGH HAND IN
HERMIT KINGDOM
Japanese Minister Said to Have AS.
sunied Precedence in Regard to
Diplomatic Matters.
(Ry Associated Press.l

D.
= PARIS. May 20.-Rerorts received
here through authoritative channels
represent Jaran as CARRYING things
with IL high hand in Korea. Whether
or not the reports arc influenced by
sentiment 1t is impossible TO say. hut
they recite a number Of specific facts
supporting the views that NJ. Hayashi
the Japanese minister to Korea no
longer observes the position of the
other ministers at Seoul He seems
To consider himself as resident gencr-
al or viceroy, thus taking precedence
ever his diplomatic colleagues. who
are Obliged to await his convenience
In dealing with the court and govern
ment. The general commanding the
Japanese troops is represented as see
ending this assumption of precedence
OH The part Of the japanese minister.
The official reports confirm the re-
ports from Pckin that the Japanese RI.
Gently exerted strong pressure upon
the Emperor of Korea 10 induce him
10 leave the country and so TO Japan,
with the evident purpose of removing
him as 81, obstacle To the develop
ment of Japanese control.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Consolidation of Churches.

WiNONA LAKE, Ind, May 90
Delegates to the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian church today dis.
poseI of nearly all the routine bus-
ness. leaving an unturdened calendar
for next Monday when the proposed
union with the Cumberland Prosby-
terian church will be called as a src.
cial order of business. Following the
announcement that the vote on tho
proposed consolidation was 1911 To 81
in favor of the union committee was
appointed TO consider plans for the
contemplated union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
PREPARE To SPREAD STRIKE
Transfers Joint Council Refused to
Desert Drivers of Express Wagons
and Have Dropped all peace propos.
a's-Ncw Expected That trouble
VIII Assume Larger Proportions.
iRy Associated presr /,

CHICAGO, ILLS. May 20.-Thu
strike OF the tcamstcrs instead OF be.
ing declared on. will be spread Ia
greater proportions. This was decided
by the members of The Transfers.
Joint Council, which was in session
until midnight
Tho council met nj s O'clock to hear
report on the negotiations that have
hern in progress with the employers
throughout the day.
They agreed to all the stipulations
of The employers with the exception of
that which declared that the drivers
Of the express companies should not DO
taken back. Y
This was the rock upon which the
peace program was wrecked and, after
several hours of debate, il was decid-
ed that the Transfers Union could
not leave the express driver. TO make
lone fight. but must stand by them.
Prepare For Further Fight.
II was decided to call of all The ne
sotiaGons. and prepare for a furthgc
fight. ~
The sense OF the meeting was ex-
pressed In the following resolution
which was passed and given out us de
filming the position Of the transfers.
I've believe that the railway express
companies are not Justified in their re.
fusal To rcinstatc any of their en-
ployes and believe that the hest in
tcrcsis Of all would be served had they
agreed 20 the same proposition. or a
somewhat similar one. to that which.
the Employers Association suggested.
'lndcrt:hcsc conditions 1t is incumbent
unon the members of the transfers
organization to continue the strike I'M
I'll such time as the express companies
will agree to The same conditions as
those offered by the Employers Aseo-
ciation."
Sheriff Barrett said that the decision
to extend the strike meant The calling
out of troops.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Fifth Anniversary of Local Council to
Be Celebrated.

The fifth anniversary Of the orsani-
zation of Newport News Council. M.
hll.. knights of Columbus. Will lie ceic-
hratci Monday night The council
VIII hold n brief business session.
Which will be followed hy a banquet.
number of prominent visiting
Knights Will I've present. among them.
state Deputy John g. HaSail nf Rna.
nokc. and District Deputy ID. j. Gala
han Df Norfolk. Env. Father Z. l.
Carne. Of t1l,l Point, will offer the
ofthniiS PRAYER and Rev. Father r. J.
Wilson will pronounce the .bcnediclion
Following is the personnel of tho
tomlnittec in charge. of The arrange
montS for tho celebrations B. j.
olllra. chairman, NJ. j. kcnuey. S. j.
LOttier and ~ j. Mia;er
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
ENGINES WILL BE
INSTALLED JUNE ]
Remarkable Progress Being Made in
the Construction of the Bat.
tleship louisiana.

1t was learned from: reliable source
yesterday that within The next ten
DAYS the work OF installing the two
big engines in the hattleship Louisiana
which is being built at The shipyard
will be finished and in running order on
June 1. The engines were construct
ed in the machine shop and were com.
pletci during the first week of May.
AS soon as they were set up in the
shop force of maehinists was set TO
work taking them apart and Installing
them Oh the i'ig hattlcship. Nearly all
Of the parts are already aboard The
ship and tomorrow the big cylinders
will be put in place. The heavier
Parts Of the machinery have been pnt
on the ship by tile big crane Her
cules.' beside which the bat,Irship is
now inoorsd
The announcement that tho engines
of the warship will lie In working or
der by June 1 Genes as a SURPRISE as
1T was hot thought that the machin.
cry could he installed on the vessel
until about the middle of this summer.
The Louisiana Inns been launched
inst eight months and already fire has
leer made in her furnaces anu her
.Eoilcrs have been tested.
Never before has the shipyarl made
such phenominal progress on war
ship rs haa been mad; IN the case Of
the Louisiana and il Is; nov believed
that she will be completed before he
Connecticut, which, is being built at
the brooklyn navy yard!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
DAMAGE AMOUNTS
TO OVER SIS, 600
Fire In Roscnbaum Building Caused
Big Stock of Drygoods to Be
Ruined

twenty-five thousand dollars is
thought to be a conservative estimate
of the damage resulting from the fire
III the Rosenbailm building, 2Gl0-l2
Washington avenue, yesterday morn
ing. The third story Of the building,
and a part of the second story OF the
building were Quilted and water stream
cd through the flooring and did u great
deal of damage to the stock of tho
Capital Drygoods House anu Rosen-
baum Hardware Company. The loss is
cUvercdyb by insurance. 5isJ
The fire started about 1880 beneath
IL Hight OF steps leading from the sec
ond TO the third story No one has
been able to advance a plausible the
DRY as to the origin of tho blaze. The
nrc was discovered by Mr.. Roscnbaum
and Special Waterman Johnson and
both sent in alarms, bringing the Cen
tral engine company to tho scene
Only few volunteers turned out with
The company and they fought the fire
under difficulties for over half an hour.
Fhen the North END company was call
cd out The second alarm brought out
Chief Stow, who had been confined to
his bed since lie was overcome by heat
~, - '' y az INoCNCttS lMo WtHhS hRO.t
With the assistance of several of his
mon, the chief mounted the burning
building by way of a fire escape and
LOOK charge Of the companies. An
enormous quantity of water was pour
ed into the building through holes cut
into the roof and by 4:45 o'clock the
fire was under control. For two hours
afterward the water streamed down
into the stores.
Probably the greatest part of the
damage was sustained by the Capital
Drygoods House, Of which MIR. Sol Pey-
ser Is proprietor. On the second floor
large quantity of dress goods, ETC..
was ruined and the entire stock OF dry
goods, notions and millinery in the
store proper was drenched with water.
Mr.. Peyser said last night that he
could not form an estimate of his loss
and that 1t probably would be n week
before he could tell much about what
damage had been done. Tho stock of
the Rosenbaum Hardware Company
was damaked also, but 1t is impossible
lat this time to tell to what extent.
The fire attracted great crowd of
people to the scene. Men, women and
children were gathered In the street
when daylight came. At one time it
looked as though it would be impossi-
bic for the fircmen to save the build
ing and the people in the adjoining
buildings were prepared to move out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
NEWPORT NEWS VA SUNDAY, MAY21 1906.

Gated in Dawson City. The Settlement
below Klon6jlic.
Licenses were also granted to Ahra.
ham Brown and NJ. Friedlanti for sa.
looms on Ivy avenue. Ed Tyrce. Ton,
Hall. Fair and Sebrcll all applied for
licenses for Ivy avenue. but were turn
cd down.
The Anti-Saloon League was not rep.
resented iii court by counsel, but sew
eral citizrns appeared 10 protest
against the granting of the license.
Mcssrs. Il. NJ. Lett. j. ID. G. Brown
and j. Il. iarrow represented various
applicants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
DANGEROUS OPERATION.
Surgeons Take Desperate Chances in
Effort 10 Save pavna,s nc,

Surgeons Take Desperate Chances in
Effort TO Save Payne's Life.
DIS Knight and lloskips mt the gen
:ral hospital yesterday morning per-
IL rmc'l dang srois operation upon Mr..
Edward Payne. who has been at the
point OF death for several weeks. One
of the young II ans legs was amputate,l
nl'nvc the knee about twn weeks ago
aud later it was amputated higher up.
Yesterday the surgeons unicintcd Tho
llsnL and tonk IL off at the hip. They
considered Ibis necessary in order 10
save The patients lifo..
Last night Mr.. Payne was resting
easily and hope for his recovery is en-
trriaineL.