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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-14

Block Island, Feb. l3.-CapiaIn
Charles Mitchell, OF the north end
me saving station OF which point
the Larchmont is sunk. estimates thAt
between 10 aud 90 bodies already have
come ashore from the steamer.
Up to 1890 o'clock several ho.,s
had landed and others were making
slo" progress from the wreck toward
shore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-14

providence. r. l., Feb. I3.-The
tnneipal Joy line Office In this city
~ O'Clock Tuesday was without
<aniie Information concerning m.
ING Of the steamer larchmont
cfhcials stated that their onlv
~ Of the disaster was a tele.
~ Captain Money to his
"a hs vas safe. A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-14

Boston. Feb. lS.-Eighteen per-
sons are known 10 have purchased
ucke's in this city TO take passage
70 New York on the Larchmont. The
names OF only two OF these passengers
are on record at the ONCE Of the Joy
line here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-14

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The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
Shine Like The Sum.

The sun does not fire a cannon or
ring bell to let the world know that
itis about to rise. 1t Just rises and
shines. And while 1t is true that men
forget the sun, and seldom stop to ad-
mire 1t, they cannot forget what It
does. The world of living things that
are happy and glad In it's beams are
glory enough. Men do not see thesun,
but the sun climbs near the meridian,
bathes the world In flood Of mellow
light, aud forest and field awake and
laugh. What procession Of blossoms!
The sun shines, and men forget 1t, but
there come the buttercups and daffo-
dis, and, treading upon their heels,
the daisies, asters and goldsnrods.
The tender blade of the corn pushes
aside the clods, and soon the fields are
waving with golden grain. The reap
ers come, the laborers sing the harvest
song, and tomorrow the barns are
bursting with plenty.
''Shine," says Jesus. And though
men may not see you, they see your
good works, aud break into singing
praises to your Father In heaven.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

-wns made today 10 receive the nrst
q The visiting foreign battleships and
eruisen which ere from tiue to time
70 take pert In the oelebEationa which
VIII mark the progress Of the James.
town exposttion. For the opening Of
the exposition on Friday, the 2stb ths
war vessels Of Great Britain, Germany
Australia are expected, The Ameri.
can flest consisting Of twenty-five bat-
tIeships and cruIses, Il under the com:
mand Of Rear Admiral Robley p.
Eyans. The American vessels now at
snchor belong 70 the Atlantic Asst and
they make sp imposing appearance.
Practically every type Of lighting craft
ln the American navy is Represented
in the feet.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

The worlds poor heart knows very
well what It wants. For years and years
1t lUnged to see one man rise from the
dead. Ifit could only have that! It
could let many other questions go un-
answered, but o, for some light on
that darkness--O, for some sound out
Of that silence! If It could have that,
then its bonds would be broken, its
whole pale life flooded with color. its
best truths verified completely, and q
hope lighted upon every grave. No
longer should spiritual philosophy la
Dor under the burden Of materialism,
no longer should the dying die In ter
rible doubt, and the mourners go hope
lessly about the streets. My friends,
the worlds prayer is answered. A
true Man has risen from the grave.
Light and Immortality are brought
to light.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
Ps.ashee.t 70 Et tse cr!ps.

whe9 Capgysssmaan smell, sccord,
ing tothe Wcmssn's Hope Cewpanion,
was : yegpg lswyer, be was once eFep.
ing csss before = coYntry magistEets.
"Why,F ssid Mr.. Small, 1.-THE wap
pt the bar, Jones, would just a. socp
Kill me right here before your iace AZ
pot."
The old psgistrste slowly took out
his spectscIes, put them on, and peered
over to get good look at the desperate
Jones.
Then he pointed bis finger ut him,
and said, '!You, PIP Jones, II you xiii
John H. Small here before me, I'll fine
you one dollar and fifty cents for con-
tempt Of court"
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
M1NxsArp11s has saved q million

MINNEAppL4s has saved q million
dollars of public money in a year
because the saloons are closed on
Sunday. Whys Law enforcement
is easier, Sunday arrests are twenty
Eve per cent fewer. and the police
courts and jails have less to do.
The same financial logic is convinc-
ing the citizens Of St. Louis, Kan.
sas City, indianapolis, and a score
of other large cities that there is
profit in Sunday closing. And we
Pre far on the road towards con-
vincing the douhter that weekday
closing would add immeasurably
to the profit of the public. The
paloonkeeper objects, naturally;
but what right has he to claim the
perpetual privilege Of being de-
baucher and impovisher of our
cities?
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Ex-aovERNoR PRNNyPAcKRR of
Pennsylvania has not yet apologize
ed for his defense Of the grafters
who robbed the state of millions in
the construction of the capitol at
Harrisburg. Nor is it likely that
he will. However. no apology is
necessary. The people know that
Pennypscker was gullible. but
since he is no longer governor they
are inclined to forget his champion
ship of the robbers. But they are
not going to be so lenient with the
gang itself. There never was more
wholesale and unblushing rascality
In all the history. of graft than was
shown il the building Of Pennsyl.
vania's gorgeous capitol. And
somehody Is going to suffer for it.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

If a secret ballot of Republican
politicians were taken. ON whom
would their preference for president
fall9 And If a similar secret ballot
of the people who are not politi-
clans but who usually vote the Re-
publican ticket were taken, on
whom would their choice falll And
would the two ballots point to one
-manf These are questions that are
interesting our republican friends
very greatly just now.-Epworth
Herald.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Beware, in your prayer, above every
thipg, Of limiting God, not only by
unbelief, but by fancying that you
know what he can do. Expect unex-
pected things, sboye all that We ask or
think. Each time you intercede, b
quite first, and worship God in his
glory. Think Of what he can do, Of
how he delights to hear Christ, Of your
place in Christ; and expect great
things. :
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

1t will soon be time to turn the pigs
into the alfalfa field for . long sum-
mer's grazing season. Some Judgment
is necessary In the care Of field given
over to this purpose. Alfalfa will not
last long II small field Of It Is thrown
into one pasture. Alfalfa may be
safely pastured with little injury to the
field II only sufficient animals are put
on 1t to keep IT partly grazed down.
Then the mower should come In several
times, 1t least twice during the sum-
mer and what is uneaten should be cut
and made into hay. BY this means
the greatest profit b secured from the
alfalfa and its vigor prolonged for
ieveral years- Alfalfa makes little feed
II II Il gnawed into the ground-all the
time. II must be permitted to make
some growth and for this reason It
is Always advisable to have at leant two
fislds % that the pigs may be alter
mated froan one to the other throughout
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Before long, the milkmaid will be q
think Of the dim past due to the inven-
tion Of a wooden calf to be used In
milking. This funny calf Is q four
legged arrangement, covered with the
hide Of . real animal, with q hollow
stomach lined with galvanized zinc.
The mouth ia lined with rubber and
the jaws work on hinges. The worst
kickers among the COWS stand still
complapently and submit to milking
by this mechanism, which is operated
by gasoline engine.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Miss Gushby-Yop have quite .
s.a.,.,, tate for wiF'i9tale9g i'9a9g haven't yes. Mt.
NJ. scribbleF-Well, not exsctly-
that Y, not pow. did have, and 10
sratify Il ] adopted Yterature . ny
profession. But ! coon found that /
couldn't crafty my taste for writing
fnd foF bfesd and bYttsr et the same
time, and ] chose the latter.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

We have as yet heard Of nobody es.
tablishing goose farm for the purpose
Of raising them to produce liver, AZ
done by the French WITH such profit.
What's the matter with our CONNER
cial papltFy breeders that they dqn't
60 out for some Of this money. As old
Sellers would say, ".TheFe's rpilllqns in
- ~
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

1t Is only thinking about great and
good things that we come to love them,
and It is only by loving them that We
come to lone for them, and It = only
by longing for them that We are linz
PEELED to seek after them. snd It y 9Aly
by seeking after them that they be-
come ours, and we enter into vitei ex-
perience Of their beauty eRd elsssed-
ness.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

A dainty dessert Is called lemon
cream pudding. Beat the yolks Of
four eggs with four tablespppnfnls Of
sugar; add the juice aud grated rind Of
one large lemon and twp tablespoonfpls
of hot water. Simmer until It thick-
ems. Remove from the fire and beat
in the whites of fnpr eggs, beaten stiff
with two tablespnapfuls Of powdered
sugar. Eat cold.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

While the season in Colorado is fully
. month earlier this spring planting
operations are generally behind the
schedule and q good deal Of work will
be going on for the next month or 30.
Too often an orchard is planted on the
spur Of the moment, with no previous
preparation. This often results IN the
selection Of poor location. We have
seen many good alfalfa and spud field
spoiled by poorly kept orchards.
Another weakness is in not getting
the best possible service from every
tree in the orchard. When tree does
not start off we'll the planter should
know that something is wrong. 1t Is
apt to be defective somewhere and
should be thrown out and good one
put In Its place at once. Try by all
means to have the trees start right.
There will be plenty of early water
this spring for immediate irrigation
and new ground should be given q
good soaking while the flow lasts and
above all do not neglect the top work
to keep the surface in fine tilt 80 as to
conserve the moisture. Denver Field
and Farm.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
H HSorIcE 70. PqsL1cAr1ox,
Dcpaitmcut OF tne INFERIOR,
Lapd Ohics at Durango, Colofsd,

Dapu Oiic7 " Uuranxo, oI3f9do.
Notice ID hereby given that Mathew Il. Martin
OF tortss, Colorado, has filed notice Of his In
asntiSn S ". 70 make Anal ys year proof in .uppoIs
made 6ctoSsr H. hS%eisssd isoi fer tbs bni NJ s
and ,.d.I iGs. e " spd 'ectiPR 81 toynsLiD 81
county, Colo. at Cortes, Colo. on Nay %, 1871
he names tho following witnesses to prove
his continu9Vs residence upon, and cultivation
Halferty, Adie z. French all Of Cortez, Colo,
and William A, HuntIsy Of Dolores, Colo.
First pub. apr. 8; lass May. 10, 1901 ~
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

When one casts Q glance over the
prices OF hogs during the past year, he
is forced to the conclusion that no
more attractive piece Of property can
be shown on farm than good breed
ing SOW with . litter Of purly-tailed
pigs running AFTER her. Hogs are be.
Ing consumed faster than they can be
grown, though the hog Is one Of the
most prolific of quadpupeds.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
RRLIGIous,

Little self-denials. little hensps,ss,
little passing words Of sympathy, littIe
nameleas acts OF kindness, little siIent
victories over favorite 'tepPtstiopy-
these are the silent threads Of cold
which, when woven togethsr, sleam'
out 20 brightly In the pattern Of lie
that GUd approves,
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
RANCH AND HOUSEHOLD,

MILK js often spoiled by allowing It
to stand IN the barn too long sfter it Is
drawn. II readily absorbs odors from
the air, End eden of the barn are u:u.
ally very mpch In evidence. For this
reason the milk should be quickly re-
moved to 2 place free from odos.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
GENERAL NEWS.

Washington, April 22.-President
Roosevelt will leave Washington for
his summer home at Oyster Bay June
l2. This Is much earlier than his pre-
vious vacations, but he feels that pub
lic business is In such shape that he
can conveniently leave. He looks for
ward to long period of rest, and re-
Creation. Secretary Loeb today said
that no speeches were to be made by
the president after he leaves Washing
ton until be goes to Canton, Ohio, for
the unveiling Of the Mckinley monu-
t,ent September 30. From Canton he
viii return to Washington. The presi-
ient \ te make two speeches Georgia
ilay at the Jamest6wn exposition June
10. One ~ the6e 4 to be at the OPEN
ine 81 the Georgia building and the
utihsr bsfore the National Editorial as-
iocintion.
NoeSblk, Va, April r: The greatest
~ - Il s,n6s,ean vsssla ever Asse,n4
I51i fn ~ hiltolteaf WATERS 4pf Hamp-
& ~ tseh "A 9elns sseel
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

The Ladies' Aid Of Dolores, with the
assistance Of others, will give an entei-
tainment on Friday evening May Srd
An entire program of vocal music will
be rendered and every one is cordially
invited to attend and enjoy musical
treat.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
Timber Land, Act Jpne 5, 1s7s.-N9tice for Pub,
licatiQn. 80
United statss Land QHioc,

Outduk0, AOAQfauO,
February q, 1901,
Notice y hereby given, that in. compliance
June ), isis, entitled 7An act Tor the sale OF
timber lands In the States OF California. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as ex.
August I, 1892, Jefferson D. Adams, q RICO,
county Of Dolores state Of Colorado, has this
1lSs, for the purchase Of the W < q n E u 0i
ssc ~: u, In toynship No 81 N. range i6 V,N
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
than h' iar agricultural purposes and 70 eetsblsh
Of Montezuma County, at CoStez, Colo, on
Monday, tho 9Th day o. May, 1907:
ci He naPes az witnSsses: w Z. Bozuan Of
John d. AcI1ean. Of Dolores, Cold, s. ",
BYant 81 Dol0res, Colo,
abcverdescribed lands are requested to file their
claims In this office on or before said 9Th day
Of May, 1907,
&c, PERKtss. Register.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Never leave pFpnlngs Of trees and
bushes lying around. Burn them In
the garden fire, end ypp will know
then that all the insects upon them
are destroyed. The wood ashes, too,
Ia an excellent fertilizer for every crop
grown, but especially useful for toma-
toes and all fruits.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

DR.. NJ. M. Blair keeps large stool
Of lenses. II you need glasses call OF
him and have your eyes fitted.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

hear your Colombo legislature
f1Red sone very valuable laws"
asiA the benighted tendsrsoot, 1Yes.n
answered Farmer Ayvsda- "a eood
many laws are like picturssy Ne fsane
'em very carefully, end then hang lem
up and forget about 'sm."
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Scott (grumbling)-Women take of
their hats at the theatre, SO why can't
they at church?
Mott--Sch! man, do you want to
empty the churches?
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

A little 6wede boy went to school
and the teacher asked his name.
"Yonny Olsen," he replied. "How
old are YOUR asked the teacher, cay
not no how old ay bane.n '.Weil.
when were you born2n continued the
teacher. "Ay not born at all, az rot.
stepmutter.n S:
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Small Son-Pa, have you ever had .
tooth out?
Pa (cheerfully Hundreds Of 'em,
my boy; hundreds Of 'em.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

II you get your printing done at thu
Star Office you will be pleased with 1t
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Cooness = How come de OF deacon;
sings Heaven is Ny Homen ever
time he see de collection hat gwine
roun'?
Coon-Dat's ter put 'um on notice
dat he's out er de Jurisdiction er dat
hat.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

the summer and when treated IL thu
way alfalfa will get Rlong al right Ne
alfalfa patch should Be erp7ed until Ie
h year or more old.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Storage room for rent. Inquire @
N. NJ. Blair, Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
BORROWED WIT.

He-O, but you mustn't blame me
for my ancestors, you know.
Shell don't; I blame them for you.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Wall paper! wall paper! wall paper
ct Rlair's drug store.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Guest-I ann not at all comfortable
here; the coffee Is cold and watery,
the water warm and thick.
Waiter-Are you sure you haven't
mistaken one for the other, sir?
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

Doctor-Do you eat well, my little
man?
Little Mani ought to; I've been
practicing since I was two days old.
The Dolores star., 1907-04-26

9ead down the len column and ppthe right
Both trains take dinner ~ DoIofcS Regular
fretght trains do not carry passengers.
v. T.. Miller. Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-14
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-14
CONSUL DnlCkWOODIS
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 0t Danger and Necessity

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 It is claimed that at this time tht town was garrisoned by Mexican sol diers and that a revolutionary attaci was threatened. Brickwood is said tt have been out looking at some min ing claims in the Patagonia noun tains and to have been out or reaci of telegraph or telephone.
 The charges against Brickwood ar said to embrace number Of othe allegations which the government asked to investigate.
 Last July Consul Briekwood va the subject of an investigation O charges preferred by Col. W. ( Greene of Cananea at the time of tn Cananea riots The consul, however emerged from his difficulties success fully and was retained in the service Later he was appointed consul Puerta Cortez Honduras, but the ma who was appointed by Presider Roosevelt to i'll the consulate at N gales. Sonora, has failed to arriV there and Mir Brickwood has remali ed as acting consul. So far as can | learned the new mans name was ne CT sent to the senate for confirmatio and 1t is believed to have been quietl withdrawn.
 Brickwood is the son of a Chicas lawyer He served as clerk and yiS consul under American Consul Abe MoFawetz at Nogales. Sonora, for 8 or eight months. When Mr. Nor wetz was transferred to Bahia. Br gil. last spring. Brickwood applied | the position Of consul at Nogales, s nora, receiving. it is said. the su port of Senator Culiom of Illinois.
 Is also stated here that when Erie wood was under investigation last J ly. Senator Beveridge, of Indiana. VI
 induced to iRtercede in his fehalf-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-14

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-14
WAR WITH JAPAN WOULD BE CRIMINAL
Retired General Made This As Serti0n at St. Louis Club
 Banquet.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 12.-''War with Japan would be criminal, if if can be avoided with honor. by the United States and the kingdom of the Mikado"
 This declaration was made last night by Lieutenant General John c. Bates. U. s. A, retired. at the St. Louis club.
 "There is no likelihood of war in the near future" continued General Bates. Japan can ill afford it. and ted United States-well, she has pow erful resources-but war is tTemen- dously expensive.
 Japan will not tamely submit. how ever. to the exclusion of her better class of subjects. as China did, and it is not just that educated and re- fined Japanese should be herded in with the coolie class without discrim' ination. President Roosevelt will give the Japs a square deal. and the city fath- | CTS of San Francisco will find way out of the difficulty without subjecting l the rest of the United States to the ! not want-war."
 | GS0tIdi DdlCS DCCh ithN Ah z acquaintanceship with army and per sonal friends He paid his respects yesterday to Brigadier General Funs | ton. and was much interested in thu 1 plan for improving that branch of th'
 service relating to the maintenance O reserves.
 i General Bates deplored the lack o
 a provision for reserves, to encourag' men, who have been trained and dis | charged, to return 10 the army. 1 Asked his opinion of Japan
 chances in the event of war with tn
 UHited States. General Bates straight
 efed up. as though the mere sugges lion recalled old memories. His kinf
 ly black eye kindled anew whe9
 said:
 Well. Japan might be the canse some embarrassment to the Unit States at first, but as loyal Amer can. there is no doubt in my mind c
 the outcome"