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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-30
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-30

LoOoo JOoS9eo.
STATE or COLOMBO
Cocnrs % Rio asAnps
In the CoSo,y Cosr,. aid Rso G.spAs co.ss,
q, the Jui, f,rv A. d. M. ,l,er.rs. J~I, 80
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sh,,ie a AZ cosp,y.
6REEfiN0:
Whereas thsrs has hssa dssnsi,sA viii ~
Judge a the Cosnsy Cosrt. a ~ Bio 0sasls
County. and siass n Ca,orsAs, - 4 .. Vel.
lace. Cashier ot tbs hast II nssss Visa. Colo
RADIO, paper psrpossiss " 10 tie lest vtil 80
testament ot August Wuaiag. iass q ~ sovs
81 Noass Vista, cosasy u Bio 0rasAs go
stass 81 cosnssdo, dssssss1. vAsssi. Charles
wnaias. asd Ada DovdisA. AnsA rsslAias In w.
ruWa a uuaas Visa. suussy Esd neste elnee-
said. ~ (1.,spes 49,. re,xAI.. !. n. ~.
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-30
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Notice |, hereby given that under asd by
virtue Of chattsi mortgage dated March LIST.
isuS and rseordsd March Ind NIX 10 shs oGlss a
the Clerk and Recorder 81 BIO 0rssds Cosaty.
Colorado in Boot No. 6 At pass ~ wherein 70
secure the payment Of . noss for tie sua q
cali interests. costa. and astorssys fsss.
Minnie J. Todd sold and conveyed by the afosS-
aid Rortsass 70 Janss =. Caaptsil oos
Evsrsst Piano No. xhit.
That thsrsaftss ths said JaRss 3. Caaphsli
for vaius snid and assigned all his right snA
interest 10 and 70 aid nnAs and ssorsSass 70
john .. Woods asd that asfasls has hssa naAs
in ti,s payAsas d aid ooss ssd that the saas
is NOW inaG pass ~.
And that satA aortsass prosidss that In esss
dsfsuis shall b asAs In Ne payDsas a saiA
nots vhsa dss. that tbs saiA jams 4 Caap-
hell OF his asslsas nay take Ussssssina a .aiA
prossrsy and ell the saas v M hishssa btAAss
for cash and cat II shs proceeds II sssA ssis
pay said noss ssA tsssssss. costs sd sAsrVss
and rsturn shs ssrpias u aay 70 ths aest0a0D.
Tbs uoAsrsisssA vim ssli sAs sAsvs piaas q
pahiie asessos - ths AiGAsss biAAss ~ sssA
in hand a Ne frust doss 81 shs rsiAsess q
william y. won1s o. Pisss Avenue u tAs sovl
It nnns- Visa On ~ aiasA ~ a OstsAss .,
Ten o'clnrh In ths fossanns oS ~ Nv.
SoaN .. Wnoos
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-30

II hsd t'ssa troubled with lame back Tor
afessn ysess and found = complsss
rseOsssy 10 uhs vss II Chsnhssiain's
Pata baia." ssvs John u. Bishes. Gil.
len. lad. THIS laososnt y also without
- sSval Tor speaiDs cad bsu,ssaL II Ia
~ sals b. ell druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-30
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1905,
TIE Bisssst Liar.


Georges Weekly is conducting
. voting contest 10 ascertain which
Of the four Denver dsilies 10 the
biggest liar. At the close Of last
week the ballots we're a. follows:
The Post, 632; The News, 2l0:
The Republican, lO5.
On reading a FIRST page story in
its issue Of September 2lst, under
the asre head, "Kidnappings weld
two small hearts together" one
familiar with the facts would con.
clude that the Post is striving to
hold its position as the biggest liar
in the world.
The tragedy is laid at Monte
Vista and was enacted twelve
years ago. John Trueblood 10
represented as u man of large
means living in Monte Vista in
home surrounded BY large lawn
aud shade trees where his little
two-ysar.old girl, Elsie, was wont
to play: that one night this child
WAS kidnapped by a rich cattle
man by name Of James Pugh and
was carried of to Texas, Old Mex
leo and Arizona. The father kept
up . vigilant search for his lost
daughter for eight yesrs, spent a
fortune and finally died broken.
hearted. Since his death the fam.
,Iy have prosecuted the search
until last spring when the long
lost child. now grown to woman
hood was located in Arizona by .
most romantic coincidence aud
clsulestiuely restored to her joy.
Ous mother and sisters. But sa1l
to relate, little Elsie 10 now among
strangers and IN a strange land
aud mourns the loss OF her foster
parents and the compauionship Of
her girl acquaintance aud 10
dying" to 20 back to them once
moro.
The facts are that John True.
blood hes been dead fourteen years
this fall; was always poor man ;
he'd . family Of six girls. . poor
providsr for wife and children.
which induced Mrs. Pugh-a
woman in poor circu instances to
take little Elsie to care for. Mr..
Pagh became attached to the
child and about the time Of the
fathers death she Wa given 70
Mn. Pugh who later moved away
fro0 Monte Vista. Last Spring
Elsis's step father sent her $50 u
c00e and sec her mother aud shs
10 DOW At Canon City attending
SCHOOL, and ~ to her wish to 70
hack 70 Ars. Pugh We are not 10.
formed. Two u the older girls.
Mildred and Polly. we're broueh,
up by Mira. George Simpson at
Aoots Vista and given good etluca.
tioas; two others were taken to
Missouri, and cared for by their
sAtAsr's folks aud one renamed
With her mother who married for
hse second husband q weli.to.do
raschaan living near Center. Col.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-30

For all kinds Of school boOks
and the best twine ON the market
see MCINTOsH 4 DUNCAN.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-30
Fer Sale.

Fer Sale.
A Poland China Boar anil 4
Jersey Bull. E. J. ADAMS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05

pose. II included. besides the prc-i.
dent. Secretaries Shaw. Bonaparic.
Wilson. Hitchcock aud Meicalf. Post.
master General Cortclyou. Charles Elm.
DRY Smith and DIR. l.. VI. Rixcy. sur.
geon general of the navy. comprising
all but one member ~ the present cab.
met and three ex.mcmbcrs ~ prcsl-
dent Roosevelts cabinet. Secretary
Taft. who Is en- route 10 the Philip
pines. was the only absentee from the
cabinet circle. Ellhu Root. former soc.
Rotary Of war: Paul Morton. former
secretary 81 the navy. and Charles En-
DRY Smith. former postmaster general.
were OF the presidents party. Mr..
Root. nj the request OF the president.
represented the state department at
the funeral.
The funeral services for the late sec
rotary were held la the Wade chapel
In the Lakcvicw cemetery and We're ~
the simplest character. \ quartet com
posed n -. W. Willard. II. W. Whit
ncy r. @. rrothcroc and Harry A.
Cole rendered the fayoritc hymn OF Mr.
Hay. Tcnnyson's Crossing the Bar"
an extract from the Scriptures was
read by Rev. II. e. Haydn. who made
q short prayer after the choir had sung
For All the Saints Who From Their
Iabors Rest"
The body was then removed from the
chapel and the funeral passed up the
hill TO the family lot where the inter
mcnt WAS made. The quartet sang
"Still. Stlll With Thee" and the serv-
Ices were concluded by Il short prayer
and the bcncdictiOn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
kaiser. sympathy Expressed.

WASHINGTON. july 3-Thc follow
ng has been received 10y the president
from the German ambassador: The
German emperor has requested me To
convey 10 you the expression OF his
sincere coincidence on the demise Of the
secretary OF state, John Hay. The EN-
peror deeply sympathlzes with you In
the loss OF your old and personal friend
and fully appreciates the bereavement
II the American people through the
death Of this true patriot and states.
man OF purcst character and eXtraor.
linary endowmentS."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
B.rr s-or.. Another Victory.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Foriy. nine
yachts sailed fast race on Long IL.
land sound In the annual regatta OF the
Larchmoni Yacht club. The feature Of
the day WIS the racc In the seventy
foot csss between W. Ross Proctor's
Mineola aud ]. Roger Maxwelrs Yam.
kee. The former yacht. stecred by
Captain Charles Barr. won from the
Yankee 10y u minutes and > seconds
after sailing thIrty.one miles. In the
New York Yacht club thirty foot class
George VI. Pynchon's Nicola II. was
the winner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
Miss sherwood Launched steel ship.

WILMINGTON, Del. July 3.-The
steamship Virginia was successfully
launched at the Harlan II Holdings
worth shipyard. The launching was
an interesting ceremony. The vessel
was released from the ways by Miss
Edna +. Sherwood, who with n silver
plated ax made from the steel with
which the vessel Is built cut the rope
which by an ingenious method tripped
and pulled down the daggers which
held the vessel in POSITION. The rope
had hardly been cut when her sister,
Miss Virginia Sherwood, both daugh-
tiers of the vice president of the steam
boat company, performed the christen-
ing by breaking bottle Of wine over
the bow of the vessel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
sARroRl WAS ARRESTED.
Auto Harcr In Vanderbilt Car BRdiy
Injured % Hoy.


Injured % iio,.
NEW YORK. July Making the
three. quarter turn In the i've mile race
FOR the heavyweight automobile Ge.m.
pionship ~ Morris park. Alfred -.
Nandcrbllt's ninety horsepower 4. |. 4
T.. driven 10y Paul Sar,orI. plunged
through the fence and into an iron wa.
ter pipe which runs around the race
track. ripped n section OF II OF and
sent IL flying into crowd Of boys who
were watching the event. The heavy
pipe struck Joseph IIaliihan. fifteen
years old. and inflicted serious lnju.
rics. Sartorl was arrested and released
on bail. The automobile was badly
damaged.
A few minutes aftcrwnrd' In the
same race tire OF the car driven 10y
Mortimer Roberts collapsed. but Rob.
crts In spite OF painful injuries caused
by the sudden shock averied further
disaster 10y driving his automobile
around the turn and TO the side Of the
track out Of the way of others that
were whirling along IN it's wake. Then
he fell ovcr.in a faint.
Just before the races began there
was another accident, Daniel Wurgis.
a chauffeur. being the victim. one Of
the tires Of his machine burst and sent
the ear crashing into the fence around
the track. tearing away u large part of
II. \ wheel OF the automobile was
wrcnchcd of. and the vehicle was
turned upside down. hut wurgis es-
capped without injury.
Running along outside Of the track.
two feet above the ground * the wa
Ter pipe. about six inches In diameter.
and IL was into this that the Wander
bilt car crashed after tearing through
the fence. Such was the force of the
blow that fully twenty feet of the pipe
was broken Off and tossed into the air.
Behind the fence. about fifty feet dis
tant. the boys We're grouped. The pipe
struck young Hallihan. Telling him TO
the earth.
Sartori. who was blinded by dust.
had been running close 10 fifty miles
an hour and was flung from the car
about twenty feet. but. landing on soft
ground WAS unlIurt and was one of
the first to run 10 the boys aid. Halli-
han was unconscious. and II was seen
that he had been badly injured.
Webb Jay made a trial for the flying
mile against the record. This he sue
cecdcd in lowering, making the mile
in IS Is seconds, against - IL sec
onds, the record made by Chevrolet.
Cars of all classes then tried for the
mile mark. Guy Vaughan in his De
cauvllle car broke record for middle
weight cars by covering the mile in
80 3-5 seconds. The previous record
was 80 seconds His record, however.
only lasted until f. Parker went out
and made the mile In 30 As seconds.
The final heat for the Thomas cup
was run at five laps and WIS won by
Jay in ) minutes 80 Is seconds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
Baron HOsen Denies.

NEW YORK, July 5.-"Please deny
for me that / have given ont any in
tcrvicw on politics" We're almost the
first words of Baron Rosen, the new
Russian ambassador TO America. when
interviewed here on the arrival OF the
Kaiser Wilhelm III. when received
the American newspapers" he said, IL
observed that a French news agency
attributed to me an interview quoting
me as saying that Russia is willing to
pay the expenses of the war within
certain limits. wish you to deny this
for me most positively"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05

NEW YORK, July 5.-The dcsigna-
.ioh Of Elihn Root TO represent the state
department ut Mr.. Hays funeral gave
rise to all sorts Of conjecturcs here. II
caused sudden shift about in the talk
Of Mr.. Hays successor in Mr.. Roots
direction. There is no information
here that gave any basis for the talk,
and it rested entirely upon the presi-
dents unusual action. 1t is known
lere that the presidents opinion of
Mr. Root Is exceedingly high.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
Lawson to Tour Northwest.

BOSTON, July 5.-His nervous ener-
gy still boiling and seething, Thomas
W. Lawson. not satisfied with what he
has written on frenzicd finance, is
about to mount the rostrum and thun-
der forth his philippines against the as
ISOLATED evils of trusts, monopoies and
mergers. as represented in Standard
Oil and its qualifications. He has COM
pleted his plans for a whirlwind tour
of speechmaking in Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa and Minnesota.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
Probing Death of wndsworth.

ISLAND FALLS, Me-, July 5.-The
town officers of Patten are investigat-
ing the death of John Wadsworth of
Mount Chase, whose body was found
in the woods near his home with bull
let hole in the head. 1t was supposed
at first that he had committed suicide
but now the authorities believe that he
was killed. possibly by accident.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
OBSEQUIES OF HAY.
President Roosevelt at Cleve-
land 20 Honor His Memory.
SERVICES WERE SHORT AID SIMPLE
Party fEsm washiasiaa Was Lar
sect Representation OF Federal Ia
ssaiis-s FssE Assembled fsr
% IiLe raFpa.s.

CLEVELAND. a.. July 5.-Guaried
slill boy soldiers ~ Troop 4 around the
bier. while the halls ~ the Chamber ot
commcrr were pa,rolle'i boy policr, the
body " John Hay lay la state through
ont the national holiday nnd this mora
ng until the funeral srr,lcrs.
President Roosevelt arrived at q
o'clock and was me-, by the members
81 the citizens committee, Escorted
by Troop A Of the national guard, the
president aud members ~ his cabinet
were driven directly 10 lhc Chamber u
Commerce.
The presidential party NJ the funeral
constituted ihr largest representation
oi iho executive branch ~ the govern,
mrui ever assembled Tor surh a pur'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
Taft Told 10 Proceed.

OMAHA. Neb.. July g.. Secretary OF
War Taft and party. bound for the
Philippines Islands. arrived in Omaha
Secretary Taft said: 81 do not expect
to become secretary OF state. tele-
graphcd the president for Instructions
when we heard Of Secretary Hays
death and he ordered MS to proceed
That does not look as II am to be
secretary Of state"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
baltimore Man shot Brother Dead.

BALTIMORE, July 3. - James +.
Ream was shot and killed here in
front of his home by his brother. Har-
Ny, who fred Il second shot, it is said,
intended for another brother William.
There had been love affair between
Harry Ream and Miss Jennie Hutton,
sister of Mrs. James f. Ream, but it
was broken off because of misbehavior
on the part of Harry Ream,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
Kaiser Diued with yanderbi,t..

BERLIN, July 3.--Emperor William
iimed with Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt on their steam yacht North
Star at Travemunde yesterday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
MAJOR .yohnson,s Mother Dying.

NEW YORK. July 5,-Mayor Tom
l.. Johnson of Cleveland is Mt the bed
side of his mother. Mrs. Helen John
son. at Fort Hamilton. Mrs. Johnson,
who is in her eightieth year, is not eX-
pected to live many days. She is suf-
fering from the infrmities Of old age.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
Wachusett onrsmen Won.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July 1.-The
contest for the junior eight cared shells,
which was won by the Wachusett Boat
club of Worcester by length, was
the feature Of the nineteenth annual
regatta of the New England Amateur
Rowing association on the Connecticut
river here
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
West Pointers, Foufthlcxerci.e-.

WEST POINT, y. V, July g.
Fourth of July exercises We're conduct
ed here exclusively by the corps of ca
diets. Cadet Wainwright, son of Cap
tain Richard Wainwright, L. s. ~.
presided. Cadet Humphreys read the
Declaration of Independence, and ca
Diet Campbell of Tennessee delivered
the grafton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05

MINEOLA, n. V. July 3.The will
of Nine. Francisco Romana Janau-
schek, the famous actress, has been
field in the Nassau county surrogate'S
court. She leaves personal estate of
5000. all of which is left to her only
daughter. Teresa Zahn of Darmstadt.
Germany
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-05
ForSae /!

The modern two-s story frame dwell
ing house at No. 20i Grandview Street
in village OF Bennington. This house
is comparatively new. having been
built but:about Zen years. 1t has hot
water heater, bath, closet, gas con.
nection and other up-to date improve
ments. Lot has a frontage of seventy
five feet on Grandview and depth of
one hundred and seventy-five feet, to-
gether with another small parcel on
Imperial Avenue, giving a frontage on
both of the above mentioned streets.
This is a very desirable place for any
one wishing to purchase home, and
will be sold right.
The home place of +. l.. Bottum,
situate on corner of Bank and Church
streets in village OF North Bennington.
Property consists of large house in
petfect condition, good barn with
large corner lot. This place will be
sold mucn below its actual value and
at far less than cost to the present
owner.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07

THE ROGERS-L. v. MoreIl, Chicago; A. G.
Anderson, Chicago; A. N. Welch, Chicago. 9.
A. Barnett, Chicago; c. D. Crossette, Chica-
go; o. NJ. Botsford, Winona; J. w. Lucas,
Winona; Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Frentzel, Fargo;
VIM. A. Graham, Omaha; R. J.. Macauley, Chi
cago: r. H. Jackson. Winona; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Kimberly, Winona: ]. D. Dixon, Far
60; w. T.: KirMin, St: Louis; J. G. Balm, Balm
and Mrs. NJ. T. Fuller, Aberdeen; A. Cam
eron, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Work.
man, Aberdeen; Louis Foerstmann milwaukee,;
James H. Lunz Two Harbors; J. W. Trefny,
Chicago; G. s. Hampton, Omaha; e. D. Hines
Portland POI N. Alsers' Portland; W. J. Smith,
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MINNEToNKA PRoPERTY,

FOR SALE-FRUIT FARMS OF ALL SIZES,
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