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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21
"Yon have a key to his door?"

1oi HdHe Key 10 MS uoOT!
Yes. SIR
I'VE want you to go up with us and
open the door"
ooh. comet" protested Higgins.
That's going it pretty strong. What's
MI. Trcmaine DONE"
NO matter. There's no use holding
off. Higgins. Simmonds here can place
you under arrest and force you to CO.
well. see here said Higgins. turn
ing little pale, IF you break in on
him like that there's apt to be some
bullets fyin' around. He's hotheaded,
he is. | wish you'd excuse me- Here's
the key. Why can't you open the door
yOurSelf:"
"Thatll do assentcd Godfrey and
took the key.
We went softly up the stairs and
down the dimly lighted corridor 10
Tremaine's door. We could see by the
transom that the room was dark.
Il want 10 surprise him." whispered
Godfrey. If he has two or three min
utes' warning he may be able to get
rid of some evidence. He's probably
in bed. and we must get to the bed
room door without his hearing us.
How does the bedroom door lie, Les
ter. with reference to this One:'
Straight ahead,' l answered hOarse-
ly.
''All right" said Godfrey. And he
threw back the bolt and opened the
door
The room was in absolute darkness
save for the dim stream of light from
the hall. We entered cautiously, God
frey in the lead
Have your lantern ready, Sim
monds." he whispered. And l caught
the OdOr of heated metal as Simmonds
obeyed the order.
Two. three. four steps we advanced,
feeling our way; then l heard a star
tied cry from Godfrey; an instants
pause.
Quick. Simmonds, quick" he cried
| in a stif1ed voice. The lantern"
| Instantly Il brilliant band of light
shot across the room. wavered. wag-
Ged to and fro then settled upon God
! frey bending above some shapeless OBJ
! jcct on the floor.
What is it, | cried, running to
| him, ShivernG with horror.
ITS Tremaine." And he knelt on
the floor and stripped back the cloth
! ing from the breast. He's dead" he
added after moment.
Dead: But why: How
lie was in pajamaS-l can see them
yct-Striped blue and white.
Then | heard Godfrey's voice again.
My God" he was saying, with IN
accent OF utter horror. My God,
Bring the light closer, Simmonds!'
looked down too. The face was in
bright relief Gow-hut was it Tremaine:
Could it lie Tremaine. that staring
distorted thing. with wide C1cn mouth;
Then my eyes fell on the hand. Clasped
across tie breast.
What * IL" asked again iuarticu
lately. frozen with dread. What has
h&ppenedf'
l saw Godfrey stand erect with q
sudden movement OF lOathing.
Its the r-de-lance"' he SAID
hoarsely. Hes been bitten by il
And it's still loose in the room some
where
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

NvCT until the regular click click
I'm of the wbce,s toId mo thar
@ we were we'll under way did
ssXNI omen my mind 70 Godfrey.
then | smoke with what 7 deemed q
necessary franl,ness.
"Nv deor Godfrey" bar,n Two
watched Won all dov smelling hotties
examining scratches irving to read
faint ink marks on = blotter. uuzZijnr
over n brol;en came and doino vorious
other eccentric tbin~s from which Won
seemed to draw conclusions uttnrIv in
visible 10 me I've heard Won assure
both Drvsdale and Miss Crovdon that
tho former will ba cIn,rad of susnfc;on
at tororrn,..'s inuInSt and that tho 70, |
,uInrit win Lo rointed ont you.u
pardon me if | comics. to some crri-
ositv rs to how all this is 10 he nc.
compIiShed"
"Did Won 500 hnr face ~ sbe c,me
tbrougb that doo,. rosto,..., no os,,od
ctorinc, ,bso,,tl,. ne ,I,o cot +, f,.o,,t
of us. u toll Won if warmed fine hcart
of even nm old rcrrobotc like me, And
In thinl, tbot ,ro dil IT,, ba odIod
ITO thiul, that we did H.
..You did if" corrected - was
in tho chnrrs t,I,v- Van hod +bn CON.
for or tho st,r,
Pint Won don.+ mind Io.ter9 I
couIdn.t holm If Won know"
"Of course Won couIdp't- that's whore
Won belong. Bur now that the cur.
tafn's down and we're alone together
with nIcntv of time to talk I'd like 70
underestimate
and Won Shutdown TO the mirrtest
detail. Iet's see-this Is the smoker
isn't il? Well. suppose we light m
l can think more clearly when I'm
smoking"
"Al right: fire away" ! said. as soon
as the cigars were going.
Well" began Godfrey. las pointed
ont to You this morning for good and
sufficient reasons. | started ont in this
investigation with the assumption of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

II heard the alCiSh Of GoGtrCy's cane"
l looked at it there seemed to he
something unearthly in its beauty. 1t
seemed 10 H. rejoicing.
The snake hit him probably" add
ed Godfrey thoughtfully. AS he thrust
the necklace under the pillow. 1t was
fitting punishment"
at was E:eater. than he deserved" l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

bladder specialist and Is wonderfully
successful i'll promptly curing lame back,
uric acid. catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's S,wamp-RoOt is not rec
commended for everything buff YOU have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy You need. 1t has
been tested i'll so many ways, i'll hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful i'll every case that
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
find Quit YOU have kidney or bladder trou-
BILE. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
nev. liver and blad-
der remedy.
II is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century &;
discovered aftervears
of scientific research
by DR.. kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21
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a he re-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

4 i often better not To see an insult
than to aveugc it Seneca.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

sold by al good druggists. Don make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamton, n. ", OH
every bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

Disbursement is but diScnchanted
cgotISm.-MaZZini.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

Ninety per cent of the men in this
world make fools of themselves for
money"
worse than that Ninety per cent
of thorn make fools of themselves for
nothing. cleveland Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

If YOU ARE TROUBLED with liver,
stomach, kidney diseases, rheumatism
ccezma. and all blood diseases drink
DEPLER'S MINERAL SPRING WATER.
1t has cured me of stomach trouble of
% years standing, and 80 or more cit
liens will testify to it's merits. If you
well, keep well. The mineral analy-
sis shows as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

IOtal q. 1913
Dickeman, Macknzie & Potter. chem
lists. Chicago. Orders taken by AL
BURTON, 2S10 Fifth-and-a-h half ave-
nue.. Both phones.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21

address to DIR. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton,
n. y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21
CHAPTER NNNTI.

VT strikes Il chill through me
I | even yet to recall the awful
gSsst horror of that instant. The
= fer-de-lance-death III few
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21
CHAPTER xxx.

TNY GCT until the regular click click
LIN of the wheels told me that
FRsfN we We're well under way did
GzEzSy omen my mind to Godfrey
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21
And CheerfuIIy Too.

THE END.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-21
CHAPTER NNXI.

HE necklace. OF course the
necklace.
But, then" | objected aft
er a moment, If your theo-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-16


NIB fi6 ben gepeaunaer bes Slippers onpast.
obne 5n reiben ooer @6mer3en az ber1irfadert
ulo loitet lueniner nIs bieIe aeiu6bnli6e 8ru6s
oob Seoerul1n. reid ober arm. fie faufer, fdnrs
nnb Id garnHttre ie 1bfoIut. SD made fie ani
Cure 8efteIuna-fdide fie gu9-Sbr troat fie,
uno iuenn fie Gu6 niht aufrieoenfte1t. t6idt
fe suriid, urb Id fhide gub ohne Beiteres
&uer @eI6 tpieber slirid. 9ies it bic aufrihs
ftaite DtfeEte eie ie bon etnsrl g~rud,spesia.
here angefebcne 8iraer biet In Maribau tperbet
fbdfte betreibe - INNER abfpIlt reeu.
Ster III. iunS Sas. Britton, Elm beroorrd9etls
Der Sabrifant bon Bethlehem. 3d., f9retbt:
&c. g. @roofs, esa.-@erther 5errl SD lit
felt ieas Sabren an Bru@ inb bate thinner ges
tpirb iueber BET xne ODER Nadt Idftiq. .Sn oer
1bat, ManbMag ipulte t1 nimt bob i'd fie trua.
sic f@Iiebt iib ber &6rperforu1 an unc bdIt on
ner Gteue feit. a1na aIeiG. In tpeI9er Steuni1n
Id mid befinbe. gS ipiir6e Elm tpirfliner @e9eI
Ieiben. bic Broofs Bru6sg rridtuna faufen Mnb
tragen lpiroen. Sic piiroen eS fiber ME bes
reuen. Wlein 9run lift aebetIt. uno Hihts ans
Britton."
WenM SCR aaes n,5aIihe beriudt tabt, fournit
al mir. go Anbere febIt6ld9en. er5iele ID
Ileinen ar5Bten, GrfoIe. Sbreibt bente. nno t9
SeiIuna. tpel1es. meine Sorrimtlng iSeigt nno
ben 8reis unb Namen bon 2euten. BITE file 6ers
fucbten uni, Qebetlt tpuroen. 11aibt. sic aeiDdhrf
f0fpft Qiuoerurq, tpen1 aHeS nnoere fehli6ldgf.
Bea@tet. i'd babe feline Galben. fein Gef9irr,
feline Qn9en. ysuT elm reeues Seiddft 5u rtdBb
G. a.ssssss, ssl2ssus,s elbs. ssssfsaa, gsi@.
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ASd1Hs Wbfehttpttat.

prOftfOr (im Gifer bes Dor
trags): -. unb barnus folst. meme
4erreu, bab b~eut5utase jebe sere9te
DeurtbeiIung zines Runftptrtes bers
loren ssbeH mub. Der Runitridter
feu tbtn bon feiner So9e ~unabbdn.
gie fetn, fou tburmboh iibsr ibr iteben
fe formli6 aus ben 4ussn perlor.li
fdben Grodnet Ti9 ben S1peib) -.
Sd ssittbe Sbnen, Ineine 9erren, bag
Id iter Elm 4unittperf nur baum ipirt=
ltd Objtftib esurtbeilt j.. rptnr ih Is
gar ni4t atisben babe
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@areryfraue.

sWas baben bic @enigfamen unb
Qnsendsfanten eemetn9" r8eine
fab NIT ipenisem aufrieben."
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Ans ei,ts,ar au,tttd,et, aserta,t.

Der llnbtfannts ersriff unb SER
tHlus einen irbtf9en Rrus auf BEN
aopf bes @enbdrmen, Der boiler Bier
ADaYtH
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6rei fl, Sid, meine ednefer
s5ret fir gfe unS feos MitSdiueFfer, BITE aa
SyeGaenfruufIstt Ietnef.
Sd bin cine Srau.

Sd bin cine 5ral.
sd feune bic 2ei6en bon Jr1uer.
Sd babe Die 9ciliing geilr0eU.
SO !peroe h0lftnaNig iimfpnit neine SSauSs
~@SebaRolung nit buaen Antp e~t1unget an ;ebe
gran feuosn, Die an 5rauentrantbeiteu Iefbet.
gS 1T mein Mnnib, alien Srauen BON bieier 5efs
lias 5n er5GAIeM. : Shnea lie be 9eierin, fir fM1
sslbh, .Sbre 5oe1tsr. Sbre Mtntter, ODER Sbre
Silfe Detleu tHuren. M6ruer fSnners bic Frauefis
letesn uidbt perfteheft: BaS mir Granen ans
Grfdbrnng tuiRen. tpiiien tutr beferols Elm Nr3t.
sd tuetf, onB rieine Selbft 8 BehanoIutta efne
H6ere 3etIung tit fir @eiBHufs poer Qeucnrrs
buen, Gefbmire, 0erf6btebnnG pber s<aIea Der
Geb9rmutter, uherusGRtae, nidht atftretenSe
pber S9mer5bnae Wssnftrnnttun. 0etpadfe In
terfter GOpffdbl1er5eta, Jsiidets unb GeDdrutes&
tat, a,ftuGrfS frtsdbeiiees @efiibt ts 9ii6grat, o
nn6 SlaierIeioea onr9 GrfhIaftna nernrfadti
gieia Gsunidb III 90, Shnen eiae nnaftanotee @e
f6nnen. 8ebenten Sic, es foftct Sbnen anrntdbf;
uno tue!tt1 Sic tui1eRS fin6, biefe tort3uiesen, 10
kueriger alS 2 Cent? ben Sag. 60 tuir6 Sic 6et
Genoen tie n1tr MIR Sbretf 0eannets ttne !Sbre M
eS tuoGerf, lmto ID tuer6e Sbren bic Sbrem Ran emf
tn unbebrudtet1 &riefutnibIng, pnttueubenb. 81
Bnda: Der Grauett @er5tliderB erntherS nit ertIar
gle Ieioet6 fnb. uno tofe Sic ftm gang Ieidbt feIbtt
baben uno Iert1en, teIber onritber nGdb8noenteps
Dperirt tuer6ens, Selbit bic gntfHeibun9 trefen. 3
7tent .2ansa Seiimittel geheiIt. GO bifft alen, stttu
Gn Muetfer sa Toeehtern. Sd tuiu eu4 Elm einfaches
Grgebnis mad benz &etrauH.
as Re and tosbnsn aa5sen, ID saaneis an DAMIEN la sbrer eis.ns
lNhsnhea Sraa srsSBIsu, hb aiie Selbstbehandlung wtr.Iit
sssitig ans tDOblssststte. n,a4t. Sender Sic mir muir Ihr,
eescst Shasa, sssria das buchs s@rstssn Ste nod beuis, ha {
Mrs. m. Summers,
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ReaJt trShitd,.

SITTER 4rst: sd bsbaupts.
. tn bic Grippe .-3 peittr
Arat: ~Wtrebrtef 5err aonege, i'd
bebaIpte . lit bic Grippe niht."
Grfer arst: ~Weinetueg.n;
a6er i8 bin eefpannt, mas BITE Gettion
MS ssssen tptrb.@
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9u1rrorisfisches
Amf Der Asdasettarptfe

mDtto, ia meire, bic pabrt 2iebe
loartet nidt srF, Bis n Suwnsl
frmmti"
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Gin a.ste4 Aeri:

Der Didtar @pdrli9 tomu1i gu isis
asm 1usenbfreunbe, benz Bierbrauer
NaIser, unb bittet, ibm einsn 1balsr
su lsiben." ~SplIte baben, mein
Sung faet Walssr, boli sinsn 9eutsl
BON 1boltr aus BEN @9rants, l9iits
TIT ben Snboyt auf ben Ih4: ,6p =
nun fud' Dir einen rcusl"
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Gin Fslte..ss 9oaytestseera,ss,k

M utter: .Wtnn Ou Uein.n
Robert bttratbeft, f4u5re id Dir. bic
G&pelle Defines Snufes niemals al
abtrtreten." = 8 p9ttr: gBitt.,
mir bas fdriftltd gu sebsn =" -
Wutttr: .Mosu2 u httr:
so mDdte bisfss Mtteuftid m.inem
laebtu Robert ais eodseitsseident
ssrtbstN."
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@5a,gte ~$d1..eAtskpit.

H.: Son GrpsebaIg fdbri bod
mirtIi6 fur6tbar fdnsl,* g.: rSa,
eas nimmt. Sd bate reuit1 nod
Ri&t nal cine 8abrtdrtt esISft, ba fxbr
&c f9nu ab."
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mic Nrnhe.

6pbn: .@ater, MT. f9reibt man
bsnn 4beffnien2. - Batter: oDos
epeib i net. @9reib's bait anal bin.
epenn's s'fpabie ansfdaust, NADIA IFS
falfh!"
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Na, stn.

3ln, ma.
Raul mann (pem neuest apnie
mis- bic Reetftratur asigenb): uSn je=
nes Sad ton,men oIfo bic unbeaabIten
ReGnansen unb in bisfes bic besabls
ZEN; (sntfdulbigsnb) III seftern Mbenb
serube seleert lporbeni"
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Gin 9ettkfuh.

Bater: sd tanfe Dir bas
&9dufelpferb ntdt!#-Oe tltint
Dstar: ~Biit Du ober eth papa
tsrsibfer"
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Wtsemrea Nfrn ttsaeft.

Streeont 0u fein.n GiHiabs
fieen): So. beut' bat mai dles fehr
gut gefIappt bofir min Id Sbnen
has Werenisen MAIDEN, 5eutt Nbenb
mR Shnen tn's Gdtbaus au sshen!1
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ben Gteritj6en ober ben acknowledgements
Ssln.er3en, nteoer5tebenDeS @efiibI. Werbras
vtetal1f9nlt ftegenne St$e, Eriibfinn, Rtsee1s
fur 10 Sage bplff6note HDffenIoe
h1 ielbft 6u 9anie Ietdht, raid uno ftEer heiIen
9; I'm PIC SebanSlirg boaftdmbig. 5l berinHea.
.Shrer Mrbett uber 8ei@6fttauna uiHf f6ren.
greiis, ttAreiben Sic, moran fe Ief6en, irenu sic
lpree1enoe BebanoIung ien6er, b%pnt6nbig fret.
% tperoe Sbuen terner bpnffdnbt9 fret tieis
5u 6auie hetlen t5nnen. Se6e FRAN fouke Is
Damn tann Re. tuenn Der Nr3t fagt: sic tr6He1
ealiefoe BON Srauen hGben ft5 feI6it usit uiets
"a unb 9lIf.
h8usmittel iassn, reI@ss R4er, i4u,H uni nissSess ksSzs
atsss0a Bet trnssa gsss@sa. 9Satse Gtansbest u Ras tse
IA Ra&sariAaf # ~ssaistiss, aesAs e s.aaea maeF ret t-enbssaa
q aue SrausntranfSeiten heilt unh bic Sran sstunb, aasz
Adresse anh sss freie BehAndlung fueF 10 Taes
ess sisis pferss ni@t r~isbrisSss m5ssn. MsEaFre:
Box II. Notre Dame, Ind. U. Q. A.
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8 cd
gen Gie mai. perebrieIttr Saitraib. ME
ROulmt beun has etientltd. bab bic
ieitrtee atrdpeib 70 idnagid obne priis
selet DerIaufen isgs - 80 tt ga
mel, iHaun's, ratr baru balt I'M Drt
On aeuen @sber fridst. I'm BITE Haaiern
tsaaR ea5m fei no netl"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Cured Of Luns Trouble.

at is now eleven years since had y
narrow escape from consumption.
writes 9. o. Floyd. leading business
man OF Kershaw. S. c. II had run
down in weight to l3 pounds, and
coughing WAS constant, both by day and
by night. Finally began taking DR.
Kings New Discovery, and continued
this for about SIX months, when my
cough and lung trouble were entirely
gone and ! WAS restored To my normal
weight. 40 pounds" Thousands ol
persons are healed every year. Guaran.
teed At 4. + Goodding's drug store
hOc and el.O. Trial bottle free.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
rrus, Busters.

The labor unions Of Chicago are
about to join hands with the Amer.
ican Society Of Equity, q farmers
union which comprises the most
OF the ranchmen in the northwest,
for the purpose of busting the
trusts.
The labor unions intend to es-
tablish union store which will
deal directly with the consumer
aud leave the jobber out of the
situation, 30 that products may be
purchased at a price somewhere
near the real value.
The promoters of the scheme ex-
pect to be in a position within q
month to ship to Chicago hay,
butter and eggs aud such other
farm products as are to be found
in the country at this season OF the
Y ear, the Federation of Labor act
ing as the clearing house for the
farmers produce.
n. c. Crowley, by way of illus
tration of how the middle men rob
the farmers, says: Let me tell
you that last summer thousands ot
bushels of fine apples rotted OH
the ground on our farms because
the com mmission man would moi
pay us more than Is or 70 cents a
bushel for them. 1t would moi
pay us to pick them up. The
apples were sent here in sufficient
quantities, however, to supply such
demands as the commission mer
wished to supply. Now they ar.
selling them for 81 a bushel ant
up"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Net esaslstest.

The democrats, who are making
. great ado because the republican
Legislature has seen fit to elect y
millionaire to the United States
senate, should be consistent. The
democratic minority should have
cast its vote for some such man As
Representative KEN, of Montrose,
instead of for Charles Thomas
who six years ago, when the re-
publicans were in the minority,
tried to buy his way into the upper
house of congress. 1t WIS given
out at the time that MIR. Thomas,
with $50, 900 to his credit, attempt
I'd to sidet rack I. NJ. Patterson
for the senate and when he faile ]
he wept
1t 10 also current report that il
cost Mr.. Patterson x3S. 600 to reach
the summit Of his ambition.
Ex-Gov. Thomas Is an Rristocrst
and once betrayed the populists Of
Colorado after they had elected
him governor.
Simon Guggenhelm, it is true,
hes been liberal with his millions
during campaigns for several years.
But - United States Senator he
promises to devote his time and
best efforts TO the interests of his
state and the country; and he is
undoubtedly sincere in what he
says, and he should be encouraged
in every laudable effort to make
good his promises.
II 10 becoming unpopular to
send millionsires to the United
States senate. but it 10 ~ we'll to
elect the trust maxnates ~ it is to
send their attorneys.
Senator Teller, who is now au
ideal democrat was first sent tc
the U. S. senate by Jay Gould who
10 said TO have spent t2S.OOO &c
elect him; aud Mr.. Teller has been
. Gould man ever since his first
election. N. p. Hill who pre-.
csedsd Senator Teller gained
Gould's enmity by advocating gov.
ernment ownership.
Charley Thomas Was kicked ou'
OF the democratic state con vsntiou
. short time ago because he WA
lined up with the corporations aud
boodlers and on January Is he
received q solid democratic vote
for the highest office in the git,
Of Colorado.
Such inconsistency on the part
Of democrats, especially the lead
ers, can never gam the confidence
Of tho voters Of this state. Demo.
cratic professions count for moth
ing: their actions speak louder
than words.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

The FIRST bill passed by the six.
tseuth general assembly Was Al
anti.lobby oct which u copied from
the Massachusetts, Law. That v
making . good start.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Senators Bohn. Jones and Has.
riman have been appointed n CON.
mittse under the Crowley rssolu.
ton to investigate Senator Morgan
tho confessed bribe taker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Methodist Episcopal ehsFeh.

~eSoOOSoS 0UboSOVos 0UobeUs
FRANK ". BssINALL. Pastor.
Sunday Scrvices-
Sunday School 1000 "a. IN.
Morning Sermon ll;O n. IN.
Ep~orth League 6::D ,. m.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting 80
Ladies' AID Society ms-t~ the third
Thursday afternoon Of each month.
The Womsns Foreign Missionar!
Society meets the frat Thursday OF each
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

The sixteenth general assembly
hes bssn making unusual PROV
thus far. II 10 evident the lower
houss hes business like man for
speaker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Representative Garcia hes in.
tsedsssd bill which provides fos
W. construction Of al iron bridge
sseoss Ne L. lara river 10 Conejoa
ooasty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Presbyterian Church
SAnuEL II. Mooas, Pastor.
Sunday School go =. M.
Morning Service ll:O Il. m.
Evening Service 40 p. IN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-25

For q long time says one writer it has been believed that Mir Hearst would be a candidate for the prcsi- dency next year. Whether this will be brought about by nomination on the part of the Independence league prior to the meeting of the democratic convention. or whether he will con- tent himself by merely making a showing of strength in the convention itself, will doubtless depend upon cir cumstances. It is regarded as not un- likely that should Nr Bryan insist on being candidate, Mr Hearst will merely make such a show Of strength as to leave him the logical candidate in 1912 and then turn in and Loyalty support Mir Bryan Mir Hearst is let d very young man to aspire to the presidency. He has amply demon strated that he is good busi- ness man and a first class politician Perhaps his ideas on trusts, railroads and municipal ownership are some what in advance of those of either q. the two great parties. but the claim that much legislation recently en- acted and now pr0p0seI is along line. laid down by Mr Hearst in his news papers and speeches is not without considerable foundation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-25
Speaking of the growing scarcity of

Speaking of the growing scarcity ot
 wood and particularly hard woods
 one writer says, that a lumber famine would mean the utter ruin of many important industries; all, in fact, of those whose raw material is wood, as the manufacture of furniture, trunks
 boxes, cOoperage, sash, doors and blinds and many others. It is hard tC realize how intensely the whole cOun- try would feel the loss of it's hard wood timber, having been accustomed to a plentiful supply of it for so long time. An examination of the hard wood resources by states, which has been done by the government to a considerable extent by it's various de- partments and bureaus, is convincing of two facts: First, that the Ohio Valley, the original center of hard wood production, is practically eX- hausted; that the cutting of hard wood Is now widely extended over every state and locality where there are even small tracts, or we might say, "clumps" of hardwoods. We are bringing hardwoods from far and near and the supply is continually decreas- ing at a ratio of more than four to one, of consumption and production.