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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-19
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-19

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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

From the BlufFton. Ind. Banner:
"Whea tired out. 20 home. When you
want consolation, 70 home. When you
want fun, 20 home. When you want to
show others that you have be~o re-
formed 20 home and let your family get
acquainted with the fact. When you
want To sho~ yourself NJ your best "
home and do the Net there. When you
tel like being extra liberal 20 home and
practice on your wife and children first.
When you want TO shine with extra
brillisncy ~ home and light up the
whols household" To which We would
add, when you have bad cold go home
and take ChamLsrlsiD'n Cough Rsmssiy
and = quick cure ia certain. For sale by
all druga'sts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22
AbOut IndleestlUu.

II is not the quantity OF food taken
but the amount dlgest~d and Assimilat~d
that gives strength and vitality to the
system. Chamberlain's Stomach and
LAYER Tablets ,nvisorate the stomach
and liver and enable them To perform
their functions. The result il relish
for your food. incrsa.ed strength and
weight, greater endurance and u clear
head. Price, % cents. Samples free.
For sMIe by all druagists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22
Special Rates

The Annual Holiday rates for Christ
mas and New Year will be placed on
sale December p, %, ~, -, 10 and 81,
1906. and January l, 1907. On these
dates tickets at one fare for the round
trip will be sold between all points on
the ID. ~ K G. in Colorado and New
Mexico. Additional date from all sta-
lions Dec. a6 to Denver only at same
rate. Tickets will I've limited for final
return to Januaryi 4, 1907.
For information ms to rates, train ser
wee, etc, see the Rio Grande agent.
S. X. HoorER. G. p. A., '
Denver, Colo
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

The sixteenth general assembly
will convene nj noon on Wednes-
day, January ,, and Governor
Buchtel will be inaugurated on the
following Tuesday, January 5.
The Republican Legislative eau
cuses will be held in the Republi-
can club on Monday, December
81. There are to be three caucuses
the house. the senate and the
joint. The latter will select the
Republican candidate for United
States senator News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Warden Cleghorn of the state
peni,en'isry has the hog bee IN his
bonnet and recently purchased
Thomas NJ. Bowen's fine ranch
near Del Norte in Rio Grande
county for the establishment, Of y
piggery. He has ordered car
load Of sows from Kansas and pro.
poses 10 show the natives how To
grow pork on alfalfa. peas and
Rocky mountain scenery Field 4
Farm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22
pr Sale At . Bsrssia

Pof Sale q Q 8aF0ain
100 scres of fine peas also three
farms Of l6O acres each. Will
make very easy terms and prices
20 reasonable you will surely buy
il You look at the land because all
of the farms hav. good artesian
wells aud there is no better soil in
this Valley.
A. NJ. IsBYLL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

The shaft house gu III. Fulton
mine Mt Biedell camp caught fire
last Wednesday night about $3.50
O'Clock and burned to the gronnd.
making n total wreck If III. mn.
chiDerv and causing y suspension
OF work on the property. Pros
prctor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Last night jim CHM. the rail
road brakeman. was hustled
through, by special train, to Sa-
Ida The crew seems to have
been working AT the Monte Vista
stockyards loading stock. In some
way Mr.. CHM became en,angled
with the train, and badly mashed
up man WAS the result. Jim had
Just recovered from previous nc
cideni, and had worked but short
time. Alamosa journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22
Baths DC at Hotel Grand.
Professor Taylor entertained the
Monte Vista Literary Club at Hotel
Grand Monday night

Our old friend HooiigAR, fsmilixrly
described a. the peoples favosite.' y
meaning tho. Of Us who read the Sun.
day newspapers comic supplements,
comes to the Broadway Opera house
Dec. ~ 1t Is full Of Gun for the boys
and laughter Tor the girls, and the old
folks emo. II Just - heartily. II In .
clean, clever, bright and rcfiu-d musical
farce comedy with book by Mark T..
Swan and musical numbers by Prot. W.
NJ. Stromberg. The company comes
from New York where the piece had =
four months run " crowded housss.
Those who have sscn Il ssy that after
you have finished laughing At one thing
you find yourself splitting your sides
over another. Ths Hooligsn hand parsds
will take place on the day u the perform.
ancc. The company also carries its own
orchestra.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

List your property with White
4 Bonncy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22
w. E. WHITE

w. E. WHITE
Does a general Commission Business.
--fias for Sale--
Some Good Grain Ranches.
Three OF the best Cattle Ranches
in the Valley.
Cattle. Hogs and Sheep.
Some good Paper bearing 10 per
cent interest and secured by
mortgages on real estate.
Loans md collections attended to il
intrusted to me. Come and see me il
you want to do business
Office in rear OF Goodding drug store.
Monte Vista, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Nice, new. clean beds from 25c
to 800. Inquire at Hotel Grand.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Two carloads a insane Am~ri.
can soldier. froa the Philippin~
islands are wporte,l ~ having
passed through North Platte. Ne
brAsks, on the 6.h. on their way 70
til. gov.rnmsus asylum ~ Wash.
,ngton. Thets condition was N.
ported w pisisbls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Miss Ruby Abbott is expected
huni. ina lew days from viscon.
sin. She has been employed "a.
nm operator in the telephone ex.
change here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

$. =. DE Bond and family M
rived in town Friday morning
from Illinois, Mr.. DE Bond Was
here during the big snow storm in
October and bought the Slater
ranch near Center through Graves
a Ahrens' agency. He expects
his household goods. farming i'm
plements, etc, here in few days
when he will move onto the ranch.
Mr.. DE Bond says they have had
a hard winter in Illinois aud but n
small part Of the corn has ny yet
been shucked.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Get your boy n toy automobile
at Stutsman's for u Christmas
present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22
Ball cjekefs $40
Spectators, SOC.

Supper will be served by Charles
Young ut 35 cents; with oysters,
20 cents per plate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

B. +. Goo.lals Of Long elsnd.
New York, for ysars . prominent
csulitlower grower wss IN Denver
the other day spd purchased 1000
acres Of dry land sron which be
proposes To raise the vegetable.
Cattle raising will also b. sxtsu.
sively carried on. ~ we'll ~ the
grain production.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

>
Missouri. Monday night to visit
his family
The schools Will have two weeks
vacation covering Christmas aud
New Years.
]. W. Rice a Co expect to make
u large shipment of lambs the last
Of next week.
Mrs. DR., Russell went to Denver
last Sunday night and returned
home "Wednesday.
Judge Creason says lie thinks
the danger TO cattle and lambs is
over for the winter.
Messrs Seth x Jones shipped
four cars of fat lambs Thursday
night from This station
ii. H. Groh is busy repairing
aud making new harness and has
one man helping him.
Palmer Consnt goes to Denver
tonight to spend week taking in
the sights OF the state capital.
French X Keller have car of
buggies and wagons on the road
which will be here by Christmas.
Go to Blacks icwclfy store for
tickets Ia the Hooligan entertain
ment at Broadway Saturday night
December -.
The first piano recital given by
the pupils of Mrs. W. J. Lapham
will be held tonight, at the Breck-
cnridge residence.
The Del Nor,e Milling a Ele-
va'or company has recently re-
paired aud fitted up its engine and
III. mill IL now running.
Walter Smith. who is staying nj
the home Of W. A. Irons, had u
horse fall on him las, SATURDAY
and sustained u broken leg.
Michsel' whit. and wife. of La
Gsri's, are east where th.y expect
Ia spend tn. greater part Of the
winter visiting old acqusintauces.
District Attorney Pitcher is SAID
TO have secured the conviction of
every person brought up FOR trial
in the district cour, last week At
Couejcs.
Miss Ruby Abbott is expected
home inH lew days from viscon.
sin. oA. has been employed n.
nm operator in the telephone ex.
change here.
Senator Patterson /. being called
ION the carpet" 10y som. Of III.
prominent citizens of Denver for
An article that appeared in the
Monday : editorial columns Of the
News
W. II Terry left Tuesday even.
ing for Denver with "A carload of
fat goats. II he do.s no, find the
market satisfactory iher. he may
go on I" Kansas Ci,y.-Moscs
Herald.
Mr.. and Mira David Is. Foster
will ienv. next Tuesday for Long
Beach. California. where they will
stay until next March with their
daughter. Evslyn. They will 90
through without stop aud will
probably visit their sou. John. on
their return. Mrs Jacob Hess
will accompany them and 20 TO
Ile,iondo Beach to visit her sous,
Will and George. Attica Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

District Attorney Pitcher is SAID
10 have secured the conviction OF
every person brough, up for trial
in the district court last week At
Couojo..
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

The local land Office at Durango
has received telegram from the
department of the interior At
Washington announcing shat all
of the lands which had been with.
drawn from entry in the Durango
district under the orders of July
%, 1906. and all subsequent ordcrs,
had been restored to settlement.
The order applies to all lands
which have been or which may be
entered under all acts of congress
except those relating TO coal
entries.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

The first piano recital given by
the pupils of Mrs. W. J. Lapham
will be held tonight a, the Breck-
cnridge residence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Go to Blacks icwclfy store for
tickets To the Hooligan entertain.
ment at Broadway Saturday night
December -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Senator Patterson IL being called
ION the carpet 10y som. of the
prominent citizens of Denver for
nm article that appeared in the
Monds, : editorial columns Of the
Nav.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

The Del Norte Milling a Ele-
va'or company has recently re-
paired aud fitted up its engine and
III. mill il now running.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Michael White and wife, of La
Gsri'a, are east where th.y expect
Ia spend III" greater part Of the
winter visiting old acqusintAuces.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

French X Keller have "A car of
buggies and wagons on the road
which will be here by Christmas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Walter Smith. who is staying a,
the home Of W. A. Irons, had a
horse fall ON him last Saturday
and Sustained broken leg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Col. John L. Chamberlain, in
spector general for the national
homes favors the beer halls. In
his report he says; The beer
hall | believe to be most valu-
able agent in furthering the com
fort, contentment, health and gen
eral welfare of the members.
Nearly all members are of ad-
vanced age, their habits are formed
and fixed beyond possibility Of
change. Their pensions furnish
the means wherewith to get drink
and those who desire drink can
and will get it In the beer hall
they obtain beer of the purest and
best quality and the amount con
sumed can be. and is, strictly reg
ulated.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

W. II Terry left Tuesday even.
ing for Denver with "A carload of
fat goats. II he does not find the
mrrk-, satisfactory there he may
go on :" Kansas Moses
Herald
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Judge Creason says lie thinks
the danger to cattle and lambs is
over for the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Messrs Seth K Jones shipped
-four cars of fat lambs Thursday
night from This station.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Palmer Consnt goes to Denver
tonight to spend week taking in
the sights of the state capital.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

II. H. Groh is busy repairing
aud making new harness and has
one man helping him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22

Mrs. Dir Russell went to Denver
last Sunday night and returned
home " ednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-22
White Il BOnney have
some money to loan
on } to ) years time.

Mrs. Slusher returned to her
home in Oregon Sunday night.
BoRN:-Friday. Dec II, TO Mr..
and Mrs Dwight Cove. n daughter.
DR.. Buchtel went to Creede
Tuesday on professional business.
BoRN -Tu-sdsy December Is,
10 MIR. and Mrs. Will Shea, a son.
BoHN Monday, December H.,
to NJ ,ua Mrs Harry ODDS, a
son.
Born Sunday Dec. l6, to Mr..
aud Mrs NJ L Chavez, dsugb-
ter.
o a. Cramer left for Parkville,
Missouri, Monday night to visit
his family
The schools viii have two weeks
vacation covering Christmas aud
New Years.
J. W. Rice Il Co expect to make
u large shipment of lambs the last
Of next week.
Mrs. DR., Russell went to Denver
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-05
THEHENDRlcks TRAGEDY.

The detailed accounts of the killing
of George Fosle by his wife at Brook
lyn Heights. near Hendricks. Tucker
county, a few days ago, pull at the
heartstrings Of the reader with an
unusual amount of energy. George
Fogle was of good parentage; his
wife was well born and they were the
parents OF charming daughter four
teen years of age But the demon
rum crazed the brain, wrecked the
home and in the end caused the death
of this man With bleary eyes and a
constituencies purpose he attempted
a criminal assault on his little child
in the presence OF his wife. She
begged and entreated him to act like
a man instead of a brute. but he seized
and threw her to the floor as II to
crush her very life out Having sui
fered untold anguish for years be-
cause of his unhuman treatment and
now being subjected to most bastard
" abuse and realizing that the purity
and perhaps the life Of her only child
was at stake, the mother seized re-
volver, which the husband had left
lying near at hand, and pulled the
trigger four times, hardly hearing the
snots as they rang out in the darkness.
so. distracted was she. At this the
frantic mother and frightened daush-
ter ran to the nearest place where any
one was to be found, the Brooklyn
Heights saloon, the seething, wreak-
ing, he'll hole which had been the cause
Of the awful tragedy Just enacted. An
examination OF the home showed that
the aim had been true and that three
of the pistol balls had enterd George
Fogle.s body and sent his soul to nell
a rough expression, you say; yes but
where else would the soul OF such a
wretch go when released from such a
vile body? Thus ended the career OF
man once winsome lad with as
bright prospects as any other Anaeri-
can boy. but whose life was. utterly
ruined by aumanity's worst foe-the
deadly cup.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-05
.soME saos,lp,ERlao.FlREs..

orthe past dozen years the Demo
cratic leaders IN West virginta have!
been down on their luck and asacon-g
sequence have not shown much energy
either in fighting The Republicans or,
one another. Their principal diver T
sion has been standing and watching
the Republicans scrap among them
selves. Bur this. inactivity doesn't in
dicate that they do not have anbt-
tons and 1ealousies as Of yore: the
only thing wanting is the chance 10
ger in the fight Republican discord
has become, so pronounced in certain
r.7sTters t.1at he Oh Democratic lead
c-z 2ze leS5n7EaS to sir up once more
and take notice Col John 7. McGraw
Is keeping in extremely close touch
with every movement on the political
chess board and now the word comes
from Charleston that the old Chiffon
gang is getting in shape to do battle
in case they can reach the firing line
The purchase of the Charleston Ga
zette is heralded as the first strategic
point captured and the movements OF
the bunch from now on will be of more
than passing interest. The Charles
ton News gives hint as to what is
transpiring in Democratic. political cir
c1es as follows:
The sale Of the Gazette to a new
company, does not surprise the peo-
pie Of Charleston. who have been
awaiting such an announcement for
some weeks. The political siSnifi-
canoe that attaches to the transaction
viii be much discussed, no doubt.
for some time to come. That
breach is threatened IN the ranks Of
the Democratic party hereabouts, is
not bad news TO the Republicans, who
will have the new sensation OF deal
ing with badly broken and weak
ened adversary The retirement OF
Mr. George Ryrne from the editorial
charge OF the Gazette does not mean
that he will be inactive in the forth
coming campaign. for it is likely that
the dominating machine in the party
will be up against an opposition pa
per that will have for its editor the
retiring editor of the Gazette. Really.
it would be amusing to see some
Democratic fur flying along the banks,
of the placid Kanawha."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-05
FRED O. BLUE

The West virsinian notes with
pleasure the favorable mention Of the
name of Mr.. Fred O. Blue, OF Philippt-
in connection with State Senatorial
honors IN his district Mr. Blue Is an
upright and capable young man and
would make a state Senator Of whom
his district could be proud. He IS
every inch a gentleman. Clear IN
thought, clean in speech, worthy Id
motive, he Is Tar above the average OF
men who seek political preferment. 10
fact Fred Blue would not be bad Con-
Sressional timber, as a term in the
State Senate would more than likely
prove. We congratulate the Rerubli-
cans Of the Tenth Senatorial district
on the mention OF Fred o. Blue IL
connection with the position of State
Senator The thing to do now IS to
nominate and elect him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-05
Sheep Has Wooden Leg

BCCYRUS, O., May 81 sheep
with wooden leg is a curiosity at
the farm OF Ira Quaintauce in Dallas
township. The sheep was struck By
Lightning. its foot and part OF the leg
being torn Of
AS the animal was azvaluable one
QuaintanceS concluded to try am arti-
fetal limb. Re covered ttwith wool
and so wen does the sheep use
that people would not detect the diff.
ference except for a slight Imp.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-05
ONE OF OUR HABITS

The Parkersburg State Journal is
always complimentary to the West
yirriuian. but in giving the following
as its leading editorial yesterday we
feel that it was extraordinarily con
siderate:
THE Fairmont West VirSinian in
discussing the Congressional situation
in the First and Second districts
makes the following remarks:
with all due respect to the real
nice set of fellows who have been
spoken Of in the Second district as
candidates for Congressional honors'
II seems to Us that there IS but one
man of the Hubbard size and type in
the district and that is the Honorable
George c. SturSisS, OF MorSanto"H.
Come TO think of it, wouldn't West
Virginia shine in Congress. with Two
such luminaries there as VIM 2. auo-
bard and Geo. C. SturSiss? No other
State in the Union could claim two
ConSressmen as their Superiors- SO
long as we have to pay out lot OF
good money to keep men in Congress,
it strikes as that it wouldn't be a bad
idea to look after men OF the Hubbard
and Sturgiss kind
The West Virginian has habit OF
hitting the nail on the head and this
time 1t wAacks it to it in the right
spot, with a hammer weighing two
tons. three hundred and t~enty-six
pounds and half
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-05
HUBBARD VS.. DovENER-

The conest for Congressional hon
ors in the First district continues to
attract attention. The Huntington
n,snatch. like the ParkcrsburS Dis
natchNews. wants to inject a little
tax reform into the fight, which VIII
not do Captain Dovener any more Sooo
than the Democratic help he seems 10
be getting gratis just now. The Auht-
ington paper says:
"a wheeling newspaper, referring
to Congressman Doveners arrival up
on the new laid scene of battle, in the
First Congressional district, naiTe4E
remarks that Dcvener is not disposed
To talk. Why should he be- why
sbc,,1d anyeman, much less a states
man with ten years continuous ser
vice TO his credit, be expected TO oltcn
into off-hand discourse without oelhs
oiven time to recover from the SHOCK
of unexpected opposition. In 1orne'
emergencies. although always coolJ
deliberate Captain Dovener has never
been at a loss for words and, DOUBT
less. in the present Instance. ne VII.
find voice in good season and Will
give the Little Father Of tax reform
a good run for his money inns
promised battle of the giants Will pc
watched with interest by people OF all
,,arties and all sections Of the state
TIE whole world loves good hShG
Colonel Hubbard and Captain Dove
ner can be depended upon to I'LL every
requirement in this respect The show
will be wei worth the watching Inc
winner viii have downed good man
The clarksburs Telegram has par
of items of some interest also as 1oi-
lows:
"There is an erroneous statement ID
circulation that the Republican poll
+icians in this county are so tied up
that they can not support the candi-
dacv Of W. P. Hubbard for Congress
Nor is it true they have brought STU
art F. Reed out to defeat either Dove
ner or Hubbard. Mr.. Reed is not an
active candidate for the place, but just
receptive like a number Of other am
bilious. leading Republicans OF the DIS
trict. Some outside as wel as !oca'
newspapers ought to inform them
selves before they circulate such
false statements!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-05
Re crasson sentinel eounsats s.

RE crafson sentinel@ eomment2p
ne earIyS return of the sand o.sias
,spect5on party and the unexpected
,curtaatag Of the Trip IS follows
an the absencezofEs Official expla-
nation for theSearly return OF this dis
tinguished party Of railroad officials 70
the bosom of their families, may It
not possibly be accounted for on the
theory that word was received from
their -wfmen folks that the sprins
house cleaning had been completed a
week earlier than was expected The
old boys Were tired of the lunch coun-
ter and gladly hastened home