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La Junta tribune., 1906-01-03
ARKANSAS VALLEY.

The loWs- Arkan-a- Valley arsa lies
ia southeastern Colorado. II embraces
far.- ar.a- Of land fn pt.ra. Bent
a1i Prov ers counties and i travcT-si
from west TO -s-t by th- Arkan-as
Fiy@~ This stream. one % the few
s nj fIs- tu the mountains - the
Rocky u-oIniain system. and. Sowing
eastward. break thrsugH IN. great
plains - Of great importance "a this
section Of the stat. a. a source Of
water supply for Irrigation purposes
This area - one Of th@ most i'm
uprtaut agricultural sections Of the
state and il watsrei by some - the
most extensive storage reservoir ani ca
nal systems % N. arid West It's soils
srs famed for their fertility. and the
Arkansas Valley Is known for it
stock-feeding iniusyiss ana for It,
rrofuction of alfalfa, sugar beets
melons. fruits, honey. vegetables and
other staple articles Of food
The early history u this region
aa-ns with the exploration II the
great American desert. a vast area
u Land extending westward across m
continent from ths borders of tn.
s.fui-arii b.lt, cf indefinite boun-
fari.s this unknown tract has gradu-
ally shrunk In extent under the ag-
xr--sive campaign Of the pioneer
u-aiusmsn until the nam. by which 1t
was once known has become almost
obsolete.
IN IN. early fhirti-s a few venture
sanrs tEsDp.-s and traders found
trading with the friendly Indian
tribes for beaver and other pelts pro-
HfahI- and erected temporary head
quarters or forts In which they could
i.fsuI fh.rpseives from thieying and
murds~ous bands Of -avaEes
With the further exploration and
settlement Of IN. Wet came the
arairis : hoon-r Of the pioneer and the
Irmsi WAGON train Of the fr~lghtsr
Each Ws go1 WAS generally hauled by
from t.n 70 twelve mules horses or
oxen. and az night PATROLS S-r" e-tab-
llsh-t to provide against IoSsitle
attack by Indians. with imn. sra =
'lou from the eastern and middle
states and the esiahliShn-ut Of stage
lines bands - outlaws also Infested
The region.
~ IsE5 the famous Santa Pc stage
line vas .stahiiSh.i which followed
the ssnta Fe trau from Iuier-ndenga,
Mo 20 santa re y NJ Following
I N. discovery Of gold on the Pacific
coast this travel Was E-eatly aug
rl.nt.i by the freight and o~p@ctors'
wagon trains and by the establish hmsni
Of military posts throughout th=
West Many of the towns in the area
SURVEYED were az one tiu- important
stations On this stage route
Ther. arr records 1f the growing u
Isolated patches q grain AMI ysg-ta- =
. blss by the AID q irrigs tion ln the
+. Arkansas Valley as far back a. 1854
I Grazing Was FOR many years. how
ever the orly important form - agTi-
. cultural Industry rTactiCei. sam- oi
1 the most valuable lands being held IN
Z large tracts a. grants.
About is5s the construction of the
Focky Ford canal. the first large ir-
rigatlou system was begun. Those en-
gagged IN grazing soon learned the
value q alfalfa - supplementary q
the rang. in the fait.uing of cattle
sheep and swine This has brought
about the evolution Of the rang-
steer from the wild. lons-horned, an
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-03
ettr SUGAR PRODUCTION.

All records for the production of
beet sugar. by the American Beet
Sugar company. with factories at
Rocky Ford and Lamar. Colo, will
be broken this season. IL Is believed
by the officers. When il is consider
ed that 3O.0co.0 coo pounds Of the
product were produced last year by
the Rocky Ford factory alone it will
be seen that this statement means
much to Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-03

mH@ or
C|ssr ctess Fsserees, O.1<aI -
Tzs Ofs<o /rrtSoIter IxsI,xeL e.1
S1t4atea IA 71r If s, Res 1sycoH
Chafes Ce. Ce[e<oao
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01

neutrality-suspicious.
Ako bi b;li ii listi res napredni.
svobodomiselni, kar eni sapi ved-
no trdijo, potem bi ozigosali sloven-
SKI b.zantizem, ki Sc je posebno v
Svoji golot; pokazal ma Bledu in
drugod.
Streber je vsak, kdor odprto ka-
ze svojo hlap6evsko duso napram
vladarjem, XII Sc rede sragah in
krvi, naroda, potem mai ze svojo
hlapcevsko duSo kaze narodnih
ali breznarodnih barvah.
To maj 81 zapomnijo vsi narodni
svobodomselni listi, XII Sc jokajo,
da sc nj ma Krasu javno konstatira
10, da 1--WE tn habsburSki rodovini
udani Slovenci.
Sloyenski narod bi bill sploh mai
bolje praznoval otvoritev zelezni-
ce, ako bi bill ostal donna, oficielni
sprejem prestolonaslednika pa pre-
pustil le takim ljudem, ki 81 noe in
dan zelijo, da bi Jim tam koder hr-
bet zgubi poSteno ime, zrastel re-
pek, da bi lahko re mahanjem, ne
da bi Jim bio treba govoriti, o6i-
vidno kazali svoje lakajstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01
IL STRANKE.

Use tiste sodruge, XII so OBJ casu
ustanovitve "Proletarca obljubi-
Ii prispevke - XII so bill deloma tu-
di kvitirani prvi Stevilki ma kontc
zaupnOsti - sc do danes Sc MISC
odracunali, Sc tenn potom pozivlje,
da to store ali pal Sc opravicijo ma
zakasnitvi.
ZvrSevalni odbor Jugosl. soc.
Zveze Amer. je sklenil ma seji dne
I9. julia t. l., da Sc vse tiste, XII bi
Sc temu pozivu neodzvali objavi v
prihodnji stevilki "Proletarca" in
Sc izkazano svoto " prvi stevilki
verificira. Istotako zadene to tiste,
XII Sc MISC odracunali blokov.
Ker so posamezniki opraviceni
zahtevati jasnosti v racunih, je tu-
di odbor opravicen Cd teh zahteva
ii dolznosti napram obljubam; brez
odracunanja pa nj mogo6e delati
definitivnega racuna.
Vsak mai stori torej svojo dolz-
nostl Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01
KNUZEVINOST.

Sedma Stevilka Nash zapiskov'
lima slede6o zanimivo usebino :
Iam CdukU: Govekar in Cove
kari; - Politicno z;vljenje Slo-
vencev (nadaljevanje; - O spoil
nih boleznih (nadaljevanje); So
cralni boji slovenskih kmetov V
srednjem veku (nadaljevanje). -
Pregled: Socijalisem. - Knjizev-
most: Ljndmila PoJ@lee: Poezije.
PoroGilo n. p.
Priporocamo najtopleje!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01
Stew. 10 (No- lO).
Cd blizO in daleC.

Strasne, grozne nuke prenaSajo
junaki ruske revolucije. Temna.
gorostasna so poro6ila, ki prihaja-
jo IL Sibirije V svet, kjer 1--WE poll
tieni prognanci, zrtve ruskega des-
potizma. Lakota, Skorbut, kolerina
in druge nalezljive bolezni so niih
tovariSi. Smrtna kosa vsled teh
straSn.h tovariSev grozno kosi med
starcki, mladeni6i in zenskami.
IL vasi Nizneje Kumpalolskoje
piSejo prOgnanci:
Mi moramo ziveti podzemeli-
skim luknjam podobnih kocah
druzbi OstjakOv, XII so okuzeni Z
grozno Sifilisticno boleznijo. StraS-
nj obrazi mas vedno opominjajo, da
bodemo tudi mi postal breznosna
in brezuStncasta bitja, ako bode-
mo die casa veil V Ii druzbi. Ta
bolezen gospodari vSi vaSi, in
dozdeva Sc, kakor da bi bill zrak
bacili te Strasne bolezni napolnjen.
Prognanci so prosili, da bi sem
Jim dovOl.lo stanovati strazn;cj.
ki Sc navadno rabi "a paranje mr.
licev. Ali okrajni uradnik Jim je to
prosnjo odbil, ceS, da Sc V mrtvaS-
nici stanovati ne more. Nekaterl
prognanci po6asi lakote umirajo,
kaJti 5 kopejk dnevno je vendar
premalo "a prezivljenje enc osebe.
Ospaki pa placajo za celdnevno
delo ma polju kosem Grnega in cr-
no juho, XII Sc imenuje kulaga. Ne
katerl prognanci so hotel silo IL
dreti V jeco, da bi imeli vsaj stano-
vanje in hrano. Ali tudi ia {
molba nj imela vspeha.
V takih razmerah zivi ma tisoc.
prognancev evnuSki slovanski cas-
mkarJi pa trdijo, da car, batjuSke
.po ocetovski skrbi "a svoje otrokc
= drzavljane.
= Pogreb socialista Fleischmana
V Nurbergu, Nemciji, katerega
Je ustrelil neki garjevec, ko je ho-
tel zabraniti pretep med stavkujo-
ciml delavci in garjevci, je bill gla-
sen in ocividen protest proti mo-
dernim suznjodrzcem - kapitali-
stom in njihovim privezkom. 20
IS tisoc ljudi je spremenilo umor-
lenega sodruga ma pokopaliSGe. Ma
stotine vencev so darovali organi-
zirani delavci svOjemu umorjene-
mH tovariSu. Nsi govorniki so BIZ
cali hudodelstvo morilcevo. Pc kon,
canem pogrebu so odkorali delavci
pred tvornico. ma celu bobnarJi de-
lavskega telovadskega druStva in il
tisoc grl so grmeli fejklici ravna-
telju tvornica = sokrivcu morilca
L zalostjo moramo tudi mi kon-
statirati, da so dandanes TAXI umo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01

Ger e1-o uredniStvo Proletarca 1!
Ma Je razvidno IL &c. Svo-
bode nemorejo uredniki tega Ii
stica robenkrat zal<ljuciti tega,
brez do bi Sc he opravi6lli pred do
pisov; ii: maj potrpe dopisi, ces.
da nj prostora tel Stevilki i. t. d.
Sev ia je to samoobsebi umey-
no, dF ne more biti prostora "a
vnanJo dopise, ce je treba krpucati
in mao.ti "clanke'', XII so naperieni
proti ljIdem, ki jih prijemljejo "a
dOlga uSesa.
Y teh "clankih'' Sc seveda prav
po staroveSko zavija resnica in bla-
II naJpodlejSimi privle6ki poStene
lJudi. Res je sicer, da socijaliste ta-
ko rentacenje zelo malo briga
a1npak ne taktno bi bio, &c bi DO.
dim sleparjem a la Konda molcali.
Lett kSeft socialist ocitajo So
drugu Ig. Zlembergerju, da nezna
svoJega imena pravilno podpisati
(Slepar Konda pa zna podpisati in
t@ST'erati imena, samo da gre sic.
parlja. Opom. ured. }, kar je v njih
oceh veliko zlocinstvo.
Ioda gospodje okoli "Glas Svo-
bode ! ki V enomer trobite, da
narod uclte, - po cemu pa tega re
takrat niste povedali, da nezna ime
ma podpisati, ko je vam novce "a
list posiljal in "a list agitiral?! =
lakrat je incl sladkobesedni siepar
vse polno poklonov = in vse ie
bio V ndlebSem redu. Tako de-
laJo zahrbtni hinavci in svindlerii!
- razunete Konda!
Y st. SO Sc 6ita: 'radi bi videii
rokopis Zlembergerja"; = Konda
maj Sc ozre po svojih rokopisih; in
ko bl incl le Sc trohice znaGaia v
sebi, bi ga morale biti sram. da ie
kaj tacega zinil.
N@ NOiiud IN nleSoVl plSaci mi
slijo, da so take teze ona privlac
most. ki vplivajo ma najnizje in.
st nkte neotesancih, da Sc vzbudi
V njih otrocii zasmeh, je to slabo
znamenje. Fej propalice!
V II. Stew. "Gl. Svobode" Sc je
ze po nekem cloveku liz Glencoe,
napadlo sodr. Zlembergerja in M.
n. ). klub Glencoe, o., in ker ie
doticna oseba to storila, mu ie Kon.
da naklonil $500 = to Sc pravi,
preJela jih je "a podpis. In kje ste
dobili tisti denar, Konda??
Mnogo upraSanj bo treba Sc od-
govarjatl sleparjem, zato mai bodo
uverjenil Maj zivi pravica in res
MICA
Medn. soc. klub Glencoe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01
Chicago, oktober, 1906

ri IahkO vrSe mad delavci vseh
kapltalisticn.h drzavah, ne da b.
b:li krivci kaznovani, ker Sc da
lJudstvo cd frazerjev-sleparjev Vie
ci "a nos.
- Rimski pouli6ni zeleznicari.
50 zopet pokazali delavcem, kako
Je treba nastopiti proti danasniim
,rotom cloveSki druzbi - kapita-
listom, ako ii nameravajo zvrsiti
zavraten napad ma delavce.
MeStni odbor je odlocil, da Sc vo-
Ii po mestu vsaki dan varstvu
dveh civilnih policajev voz "a vez =.
banJe. Ali rimski poulicni zelezni-
carjI so ii garjevski soil naredili !
enim nahlejem konec.
Si,,Ski jotNva 12345 2345 6346
komaj je voz z garjevskimi u
cenci zapustil renizo, re 50 priGel
zelezn;carji voziti svoje vozove v
remizo. Y poldrugi uri je bill zad-
MI voz remizi.
la nepricakovan odpor je pro-
vzrocil velik ucinek. Dve uri kas-
neje Je re mestni svet odredil, da Sc
voz ucenci-garjevci ne bo vec
prikazal ma ulico.
In to delO pouli6nih zelezniGarjev
V Rimu dokazuje zopet jasno kol
bell dan, da lie odlocen odpor, stav-
ka, bojkot it'd. izvojujejo delavcem
image, kapitalistom pa zasekajo
Smrtne rane.
IL zmedenih brzojavnih po-
rocil Je razvidno.p da 50 Sc Reki
ma Hrvatskem zopet kar ma debelo
in navskriz pretepali Slovenci, Hr
waite, Nemci, Lahi in Ogri. Nzro-
ki? Narodni razpor.
Narodni razpor 20. stoletju!
Clovek bi sc smejal, ce ne bi bila
to krute resnica.
Ako 'bi bill narodi Avstriii pa
metni, bi rekli: Advokati, duhovni-
XII, princi, CROFT, skrici sploh, ce
vam je toliko "a narodnost, pojdi-
te sa1m ma cesto, pa Sc pretepajte,
kolikor vas je VOLTA. Mas, narod,
prodrRqtiven narod - dehavce in
knete - pa pustite Z vaSimi fra
zami miru, ker jih le radi tega
rabite, da mas lozje vladate, tlacite
in izsesavate. Naroden ali versNl
boj je vasa korist. naSa poguba.
Narndnn liheralni listi l, star,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01
Leto L. Vol. ~
DOPIS.

Glencoe, Ohio, IS. septembra
1906.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-10-01

- Narodno liberalni listi starr
domovini Sc hudo jeze, ker je O.
krajni glavar sezanski G. Rebek
branil slovenskm kraSovcem izgolj
Streberstva dokazati svojo ajsko,
pasjo udanost do habsburSke hiSe
pr otvoritvi move zeleznice V sencl
narodnih zastav.
Isti listi so pa polni hvale do ia
kin zupanov in druz:h vsiljenih "a
stopnikov slovenskega naroda; kt
so oficijelni narodni slovenski
obleki skazevali svoj bizantizem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-15
CAPITAL Jottinus,

The supreme court of the TnitrG
States has denied the petition for u re-
hearing in the Chicago Traction c;'~cS.
The supreme court Of the United
States has denied the petition for a
rchcaring in the Chicago Traction
cases.
Government receipts Monday: From
internal revenue, $l.1o2.S16; customs,
$610.59S; miscellaneous. $130.iJ3. En-
pcndturcs $2.290000
The Red Cross receipts w to iatc
for the relief fund of California earth
quake sufferers aggregate SIS, oo".
Tho organization still has about ST.
200, 900 which has MOI been rXpcIdcd.
James Hamilton Lewis, filed in the
supreme court Monday i petition for
Il writ Of crrtinrari Ia the circuit court
Of The United States for the southern
district Of Illinois in tn" cas-" OF the
Farmers Loan &; Trust CO.. vs.. the
New England Water Works Of Alton,
III. Tho c:fS" is The one in which Judge
Humphrey cited Mr.. Lewis for con-
tempt of court because he had filed
he case i'll Il state court while ii was
pending in his court. The case is a
proceeding for debt.
Representative Htninc. of AE,hama
Monday Introduced II bill making il Il
mislcmcanor for amy pcrsnn to keep
IN establishment for the purposn Of
dealing in cotton futures. 1t provides
that any person or persons who buy or
sell cotton for the purpos" for Sl,tcu
iating under til" plan commonly known
as cotton futures shall 10 deemed
guilty Of keeping ana running a
gambling house ANA shall be fined not
less than $500 and also shall be i'm
prisonCd for Il period of ten years.
'The files Of the index clerks at the
state department show that the first
session of the seth Congress has nrcI:-
en- all records in the matter of com
lletrd legislation up to date. Already
more than 5000 laws have been enacted
which is between 700 and 500 more than
any preceding session up to the begin
ming of the month of May. The greater
part of this mass of law was made up
Of bills Of a private nature and only
about go Of the total enactments were
general laws.
A hearing was given Monday before
the House committee on Judiciary on
the bill introduced by Representative
Ames. Mass. TO regulate insurance in
| the District of Columbia. Representa-
| tives of Il large number on insurance
companics of the country were pres
ent. Mr. Ames spoke for the bill, eX-
planning its purpose. Thomas d.
O'Rrien state insurance commission
or of Minnesota. said it was desired
that the federal government cooperate
with the states in the matter of regu-
latiDg insurance and in his opinion the
massage of the bill would greatly bene-
fl the states Thomas c. Drake. sup
erintendent of insurance for the Dis
trict of Columbia. spoke for the bill.
Justice Peckham Monday delivered
the opinion Of the supreme court Of the
I-nited States in.the case OF the Travel
ORG life Insurance Co. VS.. the insur-
.rca commissioner of the state of
T,.rtuckv. il favor Of statc. The case
involved the constitutional law, the re-
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One Of the principal objects Of this con
test being tho securing Of new subscrib-
r1H we will civ. double value, or forty
coupons on every dollar paid on all new
subscriptions.
In ORDER to receive coupons subscribers
or contestants must ask for them at the
time payment Is rfta,de. Coupons will not
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payments.
Address al Inquiries and coupons to
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THE MUENTER CASE
Being Considered by Special Grand
Jury at Lowell.

Cambridge. Mass. May Chief
P"lic" Inspector T. +. Hurley ana f.. +.
Bryant a student ut Harvard, We're
summoned to Lowell to-day to testify
at Il special session of the Middlcscx
county grand jury ana it was UNDER
stood that their summons Was in rcla :
ton to the case If Erich Mucntcr, the
German instructor. whom the authori-
ties are seeking on the charge of muir
dering his wife. Nothing has been
heard of Mucntcr since he left for
Chicago. subsequent to the demise Of
Mrs. Mu"ntcr at her home in this cily
and since the time that the medical
examiner reported the Woman's death
to be due to arsenical poisoning.
II is stated that Justice Amy of the
third district court here declined to
issue a warrant for the arrest of
Mucnter on the ground of insuficiency
OF evidence to prove such a serious
charge. However. District Attorney
Geo. a. Sanderson investigated the
case and decided 10 place the matter
before the grand jury TO secure n re-
port from that body. If an indictment
is returned the police will then take
up an even more active search for
Mucnter
The special session of the grand Jury
at Lowell was called to consider the
case Of the Lowell police commissions
crs who were removed from office biz
Mayor Casey and the district attorney
took advantage of this to secure an
early consideration of the Muenter
case.
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Standing Of Candidates

M1S I..7zi" McFntland, IIallowcH !. 2l2E
Mis-. Janet Hal!"tt Trwlc. Winthrop H..
Mrs Herbert Horne. Gardiner 1881
Mrs. Lpttie harrington Fuller, South
China Observation-Disclosures. 13l Il
Mrs. Inttic I.cnCfcliHN, Winthrop . l2lll
Miss Matidc w. Whitm,tr. Augusta 9ilt
Mr~. Harvey MOrcrS. Cooper Mills . S1h
Mr+. Herman A. Taught. Augusta i. SlGl
y. Z. I'rummond, Augusta ......... 19S,
Mrs. Elmer Il. True. Augusta ....... -.
" .S.' Ethel NJ. Reynolds. Richmond 70&
Mrs. Arthur u. Stevens, WatcTVillo 6iE
hrS. Will BlalSdcll West Gardiner !. f-5ll
Miss Ella A. Towlc, Gardiner ...... ry
Mrs Mapcl a. French. Dresden Mills a9F
Daisy +. Libby. Tucus ................ I'm
Mrs JcHni" NJ. Frost York. Oakland 81
Mrs. james TraSk, rarmingdaIe 49,. ilr.
Mrs Eilw. Howe, Augusta ........... ri.
Mrs Hattie NJ. bnwc. Week.; Mills i. 2.eN
Mrs. Philcna VI. Burbank Augusta III
Mrs. Albert $. Smith. III. Monmouth 49,
icSSi" l.. i:lmchHrd. South Gardiner 1Na
Miss Marion I;oynton. Weeks Mills. 111'
Miss Marguerite Cooper, Gardiner :. III
Auriila +. haskell. Weeks Mills ~. al
Ann" NJ. Thprndikc. Augusta ...... ~
Helen 4. Clark. Watcrvillc .......... .af
Miss Mildred NnrcrcSs. Winthrop y. A.
Mrs. NJ. {. MCCrr, Benton ........... if'
Mrs. II. y. Madden. Windsorvilc go. a.
Mrs. l.. +. Pcdc0ck, I.itchficld ....... Al
Mrs. John pinkham, Monmouth ~. ~
MIS- llcrmon Hysom. Weeks Mills :. *.
Miss Edith NJ. Cannon. Gardiner -. y
Stella ScIvcy, Gardiner ............... r.!
Mrs. Bertha LittlefoId. Augusta 800. II!
Mrs. Olive a. Laughton, Winthrop e. 1lo
Mrs. Fh#S W. Whittier. Mt. Vernon 10
Grace +. Clark, Winthrop ........... q
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IN THE HOUSE.
District of Columbia Bills Given At
tcntion on Monday.

Washington, May 1.-THE House had
under consideration today bills T. iat-
ing to the government of the Dist. {:
of Columbia. completing the bill L
organizing the public school syst m;
also The bill compelling heavy waf."ns
to use fuur-inch tir-@. on tn"il wnc,Is.
The previous question having been
ordered on the school bill and Il Sci, -
rat" vote being demanded on the l..,!'
aGraph vcsting in tho sjlrrr!n" court
Of the District of Columbia the 10 ycr
Of appointment If the board Of cduca-
ton the House adjourned. the absence
of 4 quorum postponinG action on the
bills under consideration.
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Secretary Shaw submitted to the
House Monday an estimate for an ap-
preparation Of $250.000 for the con-
struction Of a steamer for the revenue
cutter service to be used for the re-
moval of derelcts and other floating
dangers to navigation. The secretary
says it is desirable 10 commence work
on the vessel at once.
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could be secured by dividing the country
into nine transportation districts. AMI
Hale indicated willingness to accept
that modification.
Lodge announced his willingness to ac
ccpt Baicy's suggestion.
At this juncture the Senate went 'nto
executive session and after Il five him
utes' discussion behind closed doors, ld-
jOurned.
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IN CONGRESS.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

included besides the 30-day require
mcnt provision for jury trial in
certain contingencies. Daniel appeal
Ell TO Morgan TO Withdraw his substi-
lutte which he did temporarily.
IN Aidrlch's motion the Daniel
amendment was laid on the table and
MorSan's amendment was defeated.
Morgan gave notice that in the Sell
ate he should demand an aye and no
vote upon his amendment.
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Sealed PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Adjutant General, State
House. Augusta. Maine. until - o'clock
noon. May Is. 1906 for furnishing mate
rial and performing labor in connection
with the construction Of a State rifle
range at Augusta, Maine.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office OF w. B. Gctchell. engineer. 2l3
Water street. Augusta. Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
AUG USTUS r. FARNHAM.
Adiutant General.
Augusta. Ma. II. 1906.
may 12d6t
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KENNEDY'S
LAXAT
honey and TAR

Cures Colds by working them cut u
the system through q sopious action 81
the bowels.
- Cures Coughs BY cleansing and
strengthening the mucous membranes Of
the throat. chest. lungs and bronchial tubes.
For Group. whooping Cough, Ia Grippe,
Influenza, Bronchitis, and all Coughs,
Colds, Lung and Bronchial affections No
remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. Children like it.
Put up IN use, soc and 81 90 bottles at tbs Lab.
orptory Of Z. O. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago. u. a.As
Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-01

The Seminole Club forma|l>
opened their handsome new
home to their friends last night
with a Halloween party which
beyond a doubt eclipsed any
previous function of the kind.
The house was lighted from top
to bottom with tbe mellow glow
from jack o'lanterns placed in
every conceivable niche and
corner. The decorations were
IN keeping with tradition and
elected many favorable com:
ments.
At $50, after a very infor-
NAL visit, the following pro
gram was delightfully."- rendered,
each number being enthusiast
tically received and encored:
IfIwere a Rose Miss Amen.
A Dream, solo for violin
Prof. Graf.
Reading, A Bad Boy Miss
White.
Oh Dry Those Tears Miss
Padel.
NJ en- dleso Inns Wedding
March, violin Prof. Graf.
Following the program. typi-
cal, old fashioned Halloween
REFRESHMENTS were served
consisting of popcorn, apples,
doughnuts, sweet cider and
pumpkin pie.
The young men Of. the Semi
mole Club are to be congratu-
tated on the pronounced success
of their first social affair and on
having secured and furnished
such handsome quarters, such
an organization has long been
needed in Mo. Valley and the
members are certainly making
the most of it. The club is
hard at work rehearsing for
their first annual minstrel
to be given Nov. "a.
Remember the w. r. G..
Ladies serve dinner and supper
election day in the Boise build
ing.