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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
THE TUFTS ELEVEN
Satisfied Coach and Students in Orono
Game-Bowdoin Next Saturday.

McdfOrd. Mass. oct 26.-'The Tufts
football eleven returned sunday from
the Maine trip. The men are in ca
celleIt condition. Time was not once
taken out in Saturdays game en- &C
count OF injuries on the Tufts side
The squad spent Saturday night in
Bangor and came back to Boston Sun
day.
The showing mad" by the team was
pleasing to The coaches ana under
gradaatcr. Although the sr"r" 1T Ia"
end OF in" first half was { to ). NJ tine
was rutpiaye6 from tho start. IT'S only
touchdown Whi IN came as the result
Of an un->ihv kick which struck the
ground out Of reach OF the TultS backs
ard rolled several wards toward the
goal lire. I Mainc end getting In. BAH
and carry ing over for tn" score.
In til. second hair tho Tufts offence
cUt loo#" VITA til. result thrf three
tuuchdrWns W"r,' rolled NJ ~ los; than
H. minutes of play Tho work Of the
backfirId was ;thpiit all that could be
desired at This stag" Of the reason.
At tl." LAST moment il was decided
not to play Wallace, the LETT halfhark.
on account Of his bad knee. Eohlin
WAS sent in at that position and his
work was one Of the features of the
afternoon. pittrick. who has been out
all season With . broken hard. sig
nailed his return to the gam" 10y 4
very clever exhibition. while Capt.
Shelby and Hooper We're always sure
to gain.
Active practice started this after
noon for the EoWdoiu game which
will he played Saturday, either ON the
Tufts athletic field or upon tn" Broad
way n,ld. This game has been of late
years regarded rs tie most Important
contest ON tho TuftS athletic field.
This game has been of late years re-
CARRIED as the most important contest
on the Tufts schedule, and has always
drawn large crowds. Last years
match at Portland resulted in lotto .
victory for Tufts. but a harder contest
is expected by the Tufts coaches This
year.
A delegation of the RoWdoin rorterS
will attend tho game. The officials Will
he Knight of Michigan. Morse of Dart
mouth ard Ingalls, Of Brown.
The Tufts undergraduates will hold
mass meetings this week. at which
cheers and songs for the gam" Will be
| rehcarSed. 'Fh" college band will be
ont ANA the team will he given plenty
of support in this. the big game of the
season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
Mondays Games.
MAINE FOOTBALL CHAT


Although Edward Little High did not
score lI1.,n R,t kland in lat Sutur,,ar's
+la ON, t,.,.h n,,f ,.te.,, o,..rh,.
~ n.i,,;,,.,, ,.,i,,. ,.,,h,,4 .,n
III, ,,,,t,, v,il, ,j.,, ,,.,.. ,.,I,.d
~ ,,, ,h - I'LL, ,,,,,, ~, ,,,,,,,,...
h<,v, b., a.. ,,lI,. ;,,,l,,.. r,,,,,,
49,. ,,,,,', ,','.
80 H.. ,.
,,a.a ,;,
II is very r,ro in = nrcn,r,torv
school p.,u.. on IN a college cam. for
that M ,tter maj ne many nnIl cna,s
are secured as Their. wore. in th, brew
ERIN. e. ! game last Saturday. when
the former team secured two ana The
latter ON. no scores being mail, DIR
ing the ,,,u, e..ept i'm tbs manner
Kent'S i'i'l las two hard games ar
ranged Tor tn" next wv" saturdays
next Saturday with NrSthf""h semi
nary ana IN" lDlloWI1lg saturday VITA
Portland High. As Hebron WI !al'i
play Portland High. th"S" interested
in the athletic affairs OF th"S" IVY" old
rivals, k,nt's Hill and Hebron. ~Ill
thus be able to get some sort II line
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
PITTSTON.

EAST-C. +. Kennedy and son have
bought the farm Just outside the ~.
known as the Samuel Moody place. and
after q few repairs An" made will occupy
il for 4 permanent home.
Some work is being done on the church
foundation. which is out of place. 1t is
planned to do enough to keep the wal! in
plac" until spring. when more extensive
repairs will be necessary.
Mrs. Mary and Annie Nash have re-
turned from an extended visit in Vassal-
horo.
Mrs. Leslie Lewis of Whitefcld and
Mrs. Emma Little were callers in this
village Wednesday.
Miss Edna Dow is spending a few days
in FaimirEdalc.
Mrs. +. * Sullivan returned last week
from a visit to her former home in Sid
ncy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Oct. 26.
F.OlTR-Rcccipts 30,64o; exports .. IA
sales 4S03: market steady but quiet.
WHEAT-Receirts 10000; exports 115,-
"jj5 sales 10000 futures; SPOT steady; No.
red 1881: elevator ANA 1925 { o b aioat
No. ! northern Duluth ll23s afioat
No. hard winter 1875 b.
C"RN-Receipts 215H; exports 1872; spot
steady. No 81 old SLOT and ia new to
arrive in elevator and TIA nominal b
afloat.
OATS-Receipts 1o3,5OO; spot quiet; mix
ed 2GGi32 HIS. E.G52H; natural white 2;1D3l
lhs. 50153,9: clipped white 32a4O lbs 51Ns
ASH.
BEEF-Steady; packet 145061550.
LARD-Firm; western 995Gl1005.
PORK--Firm
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining 3.566
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
MARKET REPORTS

/ 81; centrifugal 96 test inGG,in9; moIa,go.
5Icct 3."im@ =; refined quci
BUTTER Irregular: rncr.pts -et,
creamery specials =: "xnas oel,3pi
thirds t" frsts lM,25: hold hr.t 10 - slenilz;;
23u.G12; State dairy common t. finest Ia.
y. process common to special Iglsri92 y
western fIctors frst8 49,: Wotttr., I,.3'
tation creamery lIsts -. "''''
EGGS rim. receipts 1861: etur n.
and nearby fancy '"loctod Whit, %, "a.
iair to ri"icc .."ra. nr""I au| i9iy"5
fancy ~ do fair 10 ch"jc" 1gM.J. W., VIZ.
ern tirSts 2fm26: seconds I2ail2 ''S'-
POTATOES Irregular: Mainr ner "a,
lbs 20oGt.t2: stat" 1871 10. I.nu., H., ~
per bhl. 27j@f30. Jersey ItH,-,o of,tahd
sweets pr'r bbl. l31N 1.o. jersey l5-gtgr 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27

Rev Charles Frederick Echter-
becker. graduate Of the Bangor
Theological seminary in the class of
1907, has accepted a call to the South
Congregational church in Windsor, VT
He has been assistant pastor at the
Hyde Park Congregational church
with Pastor DR.. H. n. Hoyt and has
been very active in the work at that
place. For the past month McEchter-
becker has been supplying al the So.
Congregational church and his work
has been very satisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27

The murder of family in a lonely
country in Hungary has had remark
able sequel Gypsies are suspected,
and every tribe and caravane in the
province surrounding Buda- Pest has
been placed under arrest on suspicion.
IT is believed the government will
utilize the occasion for stamping out
nomadism in Hungary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
BOXING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tucsday-Noung l.m,shrey vs.. Tommy
Quill Bill Warren vs. Joe Pem"trShia,S?,
and Willie Riley VS.. Charley tTMIn NIL
Ter, ArIn' IS A. A., Boston; fll,! G,iiTa
,1it1.rrald. am7 Eddie Kelly rs FRANKIE
Neil. New YORK; Fred Rucll'nd vs. INN
TronWith. Philadelphia. ,
WndneS ,'y-t hailtN Slc"rf vs. J"l'ii
Doilam. N"W YORK.
Thursday Rudolph UuholI - cyclone
Thonlps,,t ,,nd johnny Murphy VS., lev
Power. san Francisco: Jim |rtnNllh W.
PATSY I;cIrdum. Charley tTMlm Mlilti ~
Fred Corn Il. Philadelphia.
I-ridny Sam I.an"ford ". Jack @ Rflen'
New York Kid Sullivan " krd Sir;iri
Ealtintorc. Tommy OTorlc VS.. Harry
Saturday -Ioll''ny coui"n IS. charley
Harvey rhIad"lrhia. "ll-atar boats
philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
EoxIye NOTES.

Harry Lombard and Al Fellows will
sail for Australia next week
Mike Donovan of Rochester meets
Christy Williams near Cincinnati
Thursday night
Joe Galligan and Kid Sullivan are to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
College Games This Week
WEDNESDAY


At Anrapclis-Navy vs.. George
Washington.
SATURDAY..
At the northumberland VS..
Brown.
At New Haven-YaIe vs.. Massa-
. chusetts AggieG.
At West Point-Princeton VS..
Army.
At Annapois-Navy VS.. Carlisle.
At It'll aca-Cornrll rs. Penn State.
Al H1noVs r-Dartmcuth Us. Am
herst.
At Williams IS. Syra-
cuse.
At Middletown-W Wesleyan vs.
Springfield T., S.
AT HartfoId-lioly Cross vs.. Tim
ity.
AT Lewiston Bates vs.. Maine.
At Easton- Bucknell VS.. IhtaS cite.
At Schenect ady Union vs.. Colgate.
At New Observation-Disclosures VS..
Hamilton
At Geneva Hobart vs.. Niagara.
At Middle buy-Middl VS.. r.
J. state.
At Hohuker Stevens ~. trsinu@.
At chicago. Minnesota w Chicago.
At Champ igu-IndaItH rs Illinois.
At Ann .rDor- MiCh@an -. VAN
dGhilt
At Norc a@ter-W Worcester Tech. ".
Rensselaer,
AT Iowa City-Iowa ". Nebraska.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
EUREKA MINES COMPANY
To the Common Stockholders Of the
Eureka Mines Company;

Eureka Mines Company:
Some of the common stockholders OF IVY
Cure ka Mines Company having cXpreStsu
Il desire to exchange their holdings lo'
preferred stock, at Il meeting of ire tAt
Cutiv& con! <littcc of the company Eclu on
October IL. 1908, the officers of the COMPANY
We're duh authorized to give all common
stock holders of record, who may so DESIRE
an opportunity to surrender their ceiti-
Gates for said stock, and to receive III
exchange therefor preferred stock on l'e
basis of one share of preferred for each
ten shares Of common stock.
~ reference To- your certificates, you
will note the special preferential features
of the preferred stock. As the market
price OF the preferred has been held ilitn la
ly at par. those who accept this eXchaIse
will receive an equivalent market Naiue
of Zoe. per share for their holdings
All who wish to accept the offer hereit
made are requested to forward their SOCK
certificates not later than November tI''
1905. to Beacon Trust Company Boston.
and preferred stock on that date VIII %
duly issued in lier thereof, on the OASIS
stated.
IRA G. ROSS, President.
GEORGE F.. MITCHELL. Treas.
October 20, 1905. o-fueh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
New York Money Market.

New i"rN. oct. -.
Prime mercantile pal"r t. a. prr cont.
81 Ring exchange st"edy AT iS' -" IN -
for ,s,-day bills and At 80 - FIR demand.
Commercial bills iSiInlNil-
Far silver 5l%,.
NJ. Nican dollars II.
Gnvcrnn'"rt bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irlf GIiltr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27
This Weeks Market Letter Devoted to
Butte Coalition
Northern Pacific
u. S. Coal & Oil
Will Be Mailed Free Upon Application

Correspondents OF LEAVITT
GRANT, 50 Broadway, n. Y. Mem
bcrS of the Consolidated Stock EX-
change of New York.
eOdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-27

one. l4n.GIftN, Ike tsUH, nhH q u''''
ing style. ;.nd prefers working at close
range rather than at long distance.
'Eho Toys are not fancy sparcrS, SO That
| their Bout. Which is lMit"i To l.
rounds. Will II" rCplct" with rugged
boxing.
| Bill Warren uf Australia is il hrW-
| conner anl nuthina will hC kn"Nn 81
! hi; ability until h. meets Jim iehltr-
| gast IN one Of the prcliminar,c5 to
| morrow night. IIr has all the appear
anccS of a good heavyweight, and has
| a hacker who flash, $3atm when talk
| ing. If he proves Is Sood rs he claims
! to be he Will not want for bouts.
Charles Crwim Muller. WI" Will
! meet Willie Riley in III" S"mi final, is
another boxer the local sports ar" "nX-
| ious To know moro about. lie ciil,n$
| Boston as his home. but no On" seems
to remember Kim. Miller has done
some GOOD boxing III New York and
! Philadelphia Riley is going fast and is
in good shape.
While il looks q bit dubious for the
game in New York on account Of the
| recent cdict Of Police Commissioners
| Bingham, Stlll the sports who are on
| the inside do not :ake a hopeless view
OF the situation. There has been such
| wranSling and clashing between the
promoters in New York that it WdS cX
peCted til" weak ones would get the
| hook an! that is what the police VIII
most likely hand out. The Lout be-
| tween sam LanGford and Jack O'Bfien
| which is scheduled to take place Ut
! the National Club Friday night will not
he intcrfercd with FOR the reason that
| The leaders of Tanmany Hall are he
| hind the club. Promoter Jim Buckley
| had plarrCd to clash with the Nation
| al club on that date, and though he
has the backing Of Senator M"Carron
| of Brooklyn, il was expected that he
| would hc forced to quit or his show
would BE- stopped.
| Jack ORrien apparently believes he
| VIII best Lamgford Friday night. hu'
| there are many who do not share his
belief. O'Ericn reasons that he might
as well take Il good test now. ANA il
| the outcotnc Of the bout With Lang
| ford iuS.iiicS 1T. II is his intention to
go after Burns. If the bout goes the
| other way O'Hricu declares h will
! bid good by to tn" ring. While many
| lave y SlISniCion that the bout is an
| ether frame mp" pRrien assures MIS-
friends II Is on the fNN'l. Jack flGurrS
| mat MS speed ana c'rE'F'''$S VIII lana
| him a winner. Will" LauGfurd is not
as speedy or as clever, Ni'ricn y" has
/ the punch.
! '',"'", WIZ ''''''" ~ "'' ~ f'''''''
~ "''' '',"'' '",'''' - 80
'n'r''c" iS''s '''4'''' ~ '''', ~.
| n'' '' n,,'c - 80 ~, ';''''E p'''
ga" any ''i'S 'E''' N''!'' m''''" >
| h'S h''' N'T n"'''' '''''' w NUM-
Tensas gazette., 1908-10-09
Natchez Chamber Of Commerce to List
Ls Farm Lands for Sale.

Natchez, Miss, Oct. 3.-By far the
most important achievement Of the Nat
chez Chamber of Commerce was an
nounced yesterday through Secretary
Davis.
This is no less than listing Tor sale
through the organization of 10000 acres
Of farm lands in Adams County, 1000
in jefferson County and between r.
600 and $1,000 acres in Louisiana par
ishes contiguous to the Natchez market.
The far-reaching Importance OF this
move can be seen at glance by the bu-
siness men of the city.
There has been heretofore some COM
plant, not without reason, that the
owners of the farming lands were un-
willing 70 sell. For this reason condi-
tions have been unfavorable for the small
PLANTER. the truck farmer, the stock
breeder and men who would embark IN
poultry and dairy work.
The lands which are to be disposed ol
under the supervision of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be divided into small
tracts to suit the purchaser, and every
inducement will be offered 10 encourage
the small planter, the truck farmer anc
Others who propose to raise crops othe
than cotton. The lands are to be sol'
on easy terms; in fact on contracts tina
will entail annual cost little exceeding
the rental.
The properties are to be surveyed, plat
made and kept on file in the office oi tn
Chamber of Commerce, title guaranteed
and conveyances made with as little cos
and trouble to the purchaser as possible
The lands will be advertised through
out the country.
In pursuance to the plan to peop
these rich lands with desirable class I
! immigrants families of known thrift an
I industry, Captain j. f. Merry, Gener
Immigration Agent OF the Illinois Cel
trail Railroad Company, and j. Z. Clam
I Industrial Agent for the same system
l will he asked TO cooperate with Il
| Chamber of Commerce. Secretary DaS
has already written letters to these &c
tlemen inviting them to take up the MA
ter at once. They are also urged to
tend the Farmers Institute meeting he
in November.
Tensas gazette., 1908-10-09
POSITION WANTED.

printer capable Of taking full charge
os any office wants job. Address
PRINTER, Pine, Cor. "B"' Nat-
chez, Miss.
Tensas gazette., 1908-10-09
Madison Grand Jury Returns Ten in'
dicdments for Crime OF
COncubinage.

Tallulah. La, Oct. THE Madison
Parish Grand Jury completed its investi-
cations to-day and reported to Judge +.
*. Ransdell, of the Ninth District Court,
who. after receiving their report, dis
charged them. There were twenty true
bills. returned as follows: Four. for MUIR
der. one for manslaughter, ten Tor con-
cubinage and five for other otfenses. The
report in part, was as follows:
"We, your Grand Jury for Madison
Parish. having completed our labors ior
this term, beg to report as follows;
"We have examined forty-one cases
and returned twenty true bills, among
these ten true bills for the detestabit
crime of concubinage. We welcome th'
massage of the law against the oiiense
and we ask the cooperation OF all gooC
citizens in rigidly enforcing its provis
ions We can conceive no greater men
ace to our civilization than this abonllIl
able mingling of the races.
-. C. ELLIS, Foreman.
Only the concubinage cases reporte
20 the Grand Jury we're acted upon
: this sitting, but fair warning was give
!, that. in the future, close and imparti
II investigation would be made and IN
indictments would be returned, again
oil violators of the Hunsicker law I'd
were brought to light
Tensas gazette., 1908-10-09

...,,i.bed company Luther
dss On the crest OF his pro-
g-Opie Reed
Lacy Of the Natchez Ex-
/. r,. a visitor her to-day
n. D. Nelson, of Torrls'
xssptsd q position with 'i''
Cotton Oil Co.
Gam wexler and infant
e., have returned from a
4. relatives in Natchez'
.,d Mrs. Maury Stanton
IA this week from their
81 trip to New Orleans
xL Stssp, Miss Amalla
.od Miss Alice Davidson
',.pdiug this week in New
sls.
Gov. Manship, famous en-
,,psr, will appear at the Wa
B,,si High School auditorium
.l,d.y, October 10, $50 p m :
and Mrs. Carroll IL. New
,Os,t several days in St. Jo'
q tbs week with his mother
c. Newell.
y. Clarke having finished hi
uasmeuts at Newellton, ha'
rusd to St. Joseph, where III
now be found at his Office by
y desiring his services.
resl treat is in store for thos'
anticipate hearing the Hon
Ibsr Manship in the auditorium
HE Waterproof High Schqo
Thursday evening next.
|hs Gazette is in receipt OF tn
eving invitation:
"A Mrs. william Mackenzie Davidso
roue<t the honour of your presence
| Al the marriage Of their daughter
Alice Moore
TO
Mr.. Bruce Beverly Baxter
a thursday evening, October the
twenty-secOnd
at seven O'Clock
Christ Church
Il St. Joseph, Louisiana
Tensas gazette., 1908-10-09
AZ Home
n the tenth of November
The Elizabeth

1 1ztnnooga, Tennessee
Owing to the prominence of the
niies and the popularity of the
npIe the OCCASION will no doubt
quite al event i'll the social
pfld Of our town.
Misses Burt and Katherine New
and Miss May Young enter
nsi their little friends at a
y jolly party OH Monday after
pon, October the 9th, i'll honor
their respective birthdays. The
bls was appropriately decorated
I the occasion, the most inter-
tlng feature being three birth
y cakes, in which were hidden
y treasures so dear to the hearts
children. Those who were so
nrtunate as to find rings, were,
'lsses Mary Riddle, Dorothy
klnner aud Alice Bondurant.
Miss May Young entertained
y young friends very attract
'ely IN honor of hers Sth birth
hata Japanese party on Thurs
ay afternoon, October the Sth,
nom Ito 6, at the residence @
'u grandmother, Mrs. Laur;
Dondurant. The little guest
'ere arrayed in gay kimonas
inch added very much t. Sa
0ssuty Of the scene. A Japanes
VOL was voted to the wearer o
ne prettlest kimona. This priz
vas won by Miss Marjorie Newell
Aoout forty children enjoyed tn
pleasures of the evening. The Iii
We hostess was the recipient c
many pretty gifts.
N.-Gov. Manship, who is s
we'll and favorably known to OF
people, will visit Waterproof O
thursday evening next, to appei
st the high school auditorium
as iavorlte role of song and stor
mere is perhaps no humorist
'ne South who is more apprecia
q than Mr.. Manship, and his a
s'ences are always large and s
Fc'' st. Joseph and other sc
aons distant from Waterpro
vii no doubt be well represente
IS the attraction is one of unusu
merit and the occasion deser,
'ae most liberal patronage.
Tensas gazette., 1908-10-09
TREsPAsS NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS are forbidden fishing
in or trespassing in BLACK LAKE, stu
ated on ''PECANO" and ''GURTNA
MORO" Plantations, under penalty ol
prosecution. [SIGNED.
DWIGHT STONE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-06
Presbyterian Church

SAMUEL H. MOORE, Pastor.
Sunday School $50 a. IN.
Morning Service LEO a. III.
Evening Service 30 p. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-06
GEORGE GRAY

The friends of George Gray. of
Delaware, have issued pamphlet
in the interest of the ex-senator.
They claim that he is the man
upon whom all democrats can unite
and is the only man who can carry
the doubtful states of New York,
New Jersey, Delaware. Connecti-
cut and West Virginia. which
states are necessary to elect. 1t is
doubtful if any man can lutte the
democrats on any platform that
can be written. The democrats
are hopelessly divided on the tariff
and the trust issues. No candi-
date who is satisfactory to New
York can command the support of
the great west.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-06

The Independence party already
has organized in thirty-three states
and / make the statement conf
IDENTIFY that on the 9th of July
delegates from every state in the
Union will assemble at the con-
vention of the Independence party
in Chicago. ] am going abroad
now to take a brief rest before the
campaign. | shall come back for
the convention and for the cam
paign. am not Il candidate for
the nomination myself and have
not been, but am preparing to
work to the utmost of my ability
for the men whom the convention
of the Independence party shall
see fit to nominate. Hearst
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-06
Notice Per psbl.easisa

Dsps rtnsns ~ tbs Interior. /,
Us. Land Once at p~l Nosts, Color.do, (
Notice is barsby sissa that LA,sis b. Coeass.
Of Monte Vista. Colorado. VIM. oa Nay =, M.
made Tinbcr Stone Application No. -. ios
kEs ~ y ssrsian -. rovnship - n. Rssss
T.. Nsw MEXICO Principal Meridian. hes aissl
sosies 81 Attention u make Yinai Proof ~ -.
eabaish slaia. " The land above described. b.
esss Tie Register and Rsesivss. NJ Del Hossa.
COLORADO. o. he nal day u July. No.
Claioans aa1ss - wttasssssi Charles \.
0arsss, Inward Z. ksvtss, Jsaas ". Coaans.
John NswSoa. all a AnsAs Visa. Cojorsdo.
LIN FAIRBANKS.
lAeaaaas
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-06
Free Cigars. Ask Us about It.
Fuller Drug Co.
Allo0

STATE OF COLORADO, In the County
County Of Rio 0rsnde. Court
J. n. PoA4e.
Plaintiff.
VI. SUMMONS
Alfred Luft.
DlfasadanA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-06

Al the Tuesdays election Oregon
went republican by the usual ma
jority. Governor Chamberlain. a
democrs, who has twice been
elected in u republican state. was
endorsSi for L. 8. senator and Il
will devolve upon . republican
Legislature IA elect a democrat 70
the y. s. senate.