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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20
NJ. HAMMOND AND FAMILY.

The president has issued II proc
lnmation naming Thursday, No
vembcr - m dry Of Thanks
giving.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20
CHALLENGES THE BOSSES

In recent speech Senator
Cummins of Iowa, said:
"Our struggle will not be to ex-
clude anybody from the republi.
can party, but upon the principle
involved we ask no quarter and
shall give none. The day has
come for an inquiry into the quail
ifications Of II republican. l am
willing to accept an arbiter, but il
will not be A'drich, il will not be
Payne, it will not be Cannon.
They are all republicans and |
hope they will continue to be re-
publicans. l assume they voted
according to their consciences;
and while l differ from them ma.
terially and emphatically, / have
no disposition to enter the bust
mesa Of .xpelling men from the
republican party 80 long AS they
yield even u nominal allegiance to
republican platforms and support
republican candidates. / say Of
them land say it with the utmost
good feeling for them personality
that tn. republicans who are in
sympathy with the course pursued
by the insurgents intend to take
away from these men some OF the
power which they now exercise,
and intend 10 reduce their in
6uence to that point at which they
will feel Il ,ecessary to consult
rather than to command"
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

pOP Sale or Rest
New six. rOomcd restdencc In
East cod. Enquire Of
Ina CmRIsfHNSEN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

For SaIe-6-room house and
lots, two blocks east of depot.
Dacre Dunn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

Salvatore Maex raised ono Of
tho best oat crops in the valley.
He thrsshsd this week and real.
lied $500 bushels of of ono quar-.
tt. This was on one Of the Jerry
Winchell quarters northwest ~oi
town.-Center Echo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

D. p. Green, Of Marysvillc, Kan.
sas, arrived In town Tuesday
morning on . visit with his daugh.
tes, Mn. n. n. Nelson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20
Brief Jsf6nss
Poole has them!
WHAT

The new Insersol Trenton $500
watch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

Best prices for Hides, Pelts and
Furs. e. e. Newton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

$500, $500 Of $500 buys an
lngersoll- Trenton. Something
new.-Poole's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

All local post cards 2 for Sc at
Fuller Drug Cos.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

FOR 6ALI:-GOod work team
also some milk cows. T.
JomS BksrwICk
Cor and A ve and Monr0e 81,
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

FoR SALE-Ncw typewriter
Visible, never used. A bargain.
luQuirc Monte Vista Realty 20.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

AL. Newmyer. the auctloneer of
Center, Colo, gives Satisfaction
and anyone thinking OF having a
sale write or call him up at Dis
patch printing o6ce. Phone
Center 25.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

AIT skins in ~ the popula
coloes At Bradys.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

On Wednesday, Nov. "a. tbt
Ladies of the Baptist church vii
have a sale of home baking, chick.
en- dinner, etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

are the ChrlStlan scientists en-
thusiastic. = Lillian Hartman's
Colorado"
4oooco@0000-0<1l
X .. Brief lettings !
S~e>ooo~N00111S
Poole has them!
WHAT
The new lngersoll- Trenton $500
watch.
Turkey Fer Thanksgiving
There will he a bug turkey shoot
at Parma Saturday, Nov. 90, be-
ginning at 10 a. NJ and another
on Thanksgiving dav.
j. W. PHYE
All local post cards 2 for Sc at
Fuller Drug Cos.
Best prices for Hides, Pets and
Furs. e. e. Newton.
For SaIe-6-room house and 9
lots, two blocks east of depot.
Dacre Dunn.
$500, 500 or $500 buy. an
Insersoll- Trenton. Something
new.-Poole's.
AL. Newmyer. the auc,loneer of
Center, Colo, gives Satisfaction
and anyone thinking OF having a
sale write or call him up at Dis
patch printing o6ce. Phone
Center 25.
Art skins in ~ the popular
coloss At Bradys.
WANTED To get York for man
and team or single hard Enquire
of G. G. RusHToN, Mo6at. Colo.
On Wednesday, Nov. "a. the
Ladies Of the Baptist church will
have sale of home baking, chick.
en- dinner, etc.
Local Post Card Views Of
Monte Visa, field and mountains,
ut the Photo Car. for &c. Get
them NOW. We are going away.
House for rent and furniture for
sale.
II A. RArCIIFF.
FOR 6AL1:-Good work team;
also some milk cows.
.DOHN BEsrwlCK
Cor and Ave and Monroe 81.
Ease Hotel
The Fang hotel nj Creole has
a an
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-11-20

WANTED To get YORK for mar
and team or single hard Enquir,
of g. g. kusHToN, Mo6at, Colo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
We save you money
on Housefurnishing

and are afraid to meet the Judge OF
all the earth, not because you think
he is not righteous, but because you
are sure he is? Read the one hun.
dred and third Psalm. Has your
friend. your child, your lie companion,
left you and gone out into the un-
known, and you have heard the voice
at the open, grave saying, Earth to
earth, ashes 10 ashes, dust to dust,
but cannot realize the added words,
The spirit to God who gave it?"
Read the fourteenth chapter of John
or the thirteenth chapter of First Cor
inthians, or some OF the splendid chor
ais in the Book of Revelation, written
in that age OF awful persecution and
Wholesale slaughter Are the en-.
nections between earth and heaven
broken? Has prayer lost its mean.
ing, and Is aspiration dead? Rsil he
seventeenth chapter of John.
You will not think that this is
meant as an exhaustive counsel. II is
only suggestive and ILLUSTRATIVE. The
Bible is book of human experiences,
recorded that they may minister to
human need That is at any 9I2 time
and in any one experience my fayorite
passage in the Bible which at that
time and in that mood best ministers
to the need of the hour.
LYMAN ABBOTT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
MY FAVoRITE TEXT.
y y u u - - :: u u :: II :; 3: - ::

What is your fayorite passage in
,he Bible?
| have none. How is it possible to
iave one? One passage a fayorite for
all moods and all hours! What Is your
'ayorite article of diet? Do you al
ways want the same thing? The same
In hot weather and in cold, for break.
fast and dinner? Who is your favor.
ite friend? You are 10 be pitied II
you have only one. Different friends,
at different times. for different needs.
Books are companions, and one min.
isters to a want for which another
can do nothing You want to grapple
for while with the great laws OF life I;
you take down Hegers philosophy of
History" You want to study the es-
sential spirit of social justice; you
ask Montesquieu to talk to you, You
want to forget the present and dwell
lOI an npui III buc Itilplt past lbu
take down Homer's Odyssey; or. II
for lighter pasturage inclined Ten
nyson's 'Idylls of the King" You want
the present conditions which give rise
10 modern day problems put before
YOU so vividly that you connot ha'r
seeing them as they are, through an
imagination more clear.visioned than
your own; you take "Marcella," or
possibly The Pit You are weary OF
today's problems and want to escape
from them into the world OF romance; /;
YOU take Walter Scott's Heart OF
Midlothian" or Charles Dickens pa.
yid Copperfield' If you have relish
Tor half an hour OF pure nonsense,
YOU take down volume OF Punch
or The Bah Ballads II you want
philosophy. you do not read "The
Bah Ballads" II you want mirthful
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yelOpe To any man who viii write me Tor II.
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| think owe IL 10 my fellow man % send
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19

nonsense, you do not go to Montes-
quiou or Hegel.
literature gathered out OF the best lit
erary works Of that peculiar people
produced during period of ten or
twelve centuries. What do you want
tonight when you take II up? History,
philosophy. ethics. devotional litera-
ture. poetry, drama, fiction-what?
DO you want drama? There's no sweet
or and more wholesome love drama
In any literature, ancient or modern,
than the Song of Songs. DO vou
want fiction? For an idyl read Ruth;
for historical romance read Esther;
for a bit of caustlc satire on religious
narrowness, whether ancient or nod
ern-and they are much the same
read the Book OF Jonah DO you want
TO get at concrete illustrations Of the
essential principles OF social justice
In a free state? The Book of Deuter
onomy is a least as worthy of your
study as Montesquleu DO you want
to be stirred by a great epic? The
Book OF Job more profound in IT'S
insight into human nature than Ho
mer's Odyssey, and not less vigorous
in it's grapple with the problems Of
an enigmatical existence than Ham
let" Are you tired of emotions, wheth-
er religious or secular? The Book of
Proverbs is the Poor Richard" OF
Hebrew lterature read ii for its in
depreciation fthe ancient school of
ethical culture. DO your emotions
reach out for some better miJistry
some higher inspiration, than they
get from the monthly magazine, the
modern novel, or even the pulpit?
Turn to the devotional side, OF the
Bible. Are you oppressed by the
woes OF the world? Does life seem
to you one great hopeless tragedy, so
that it seems hardly worth the while
to try to better il? Do you want
some one who has faced the facts OF
life as you face them, and yet has
kept alive his courage and his hope,
10 speak to you? Read the eighth
chapter of Romans with its deep
feeling of the tragedy-"We know
that the whole world groaneth and
trayaileth in pain together until now
and its clear vision of the ultimate
issue when We shall, through strug.
gle and pain, be perfectly conformed
TO the image OF Gods Son, and he
be no longer a single figure in hu.
man history but the first one among
many whom he shah call brethren
DO your own blunders and your own
sins oppress you? Have you failed
so often. and so often repeated the
same failure. that you are ashamed
to ask forgiveness and aid again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
PLEASING PRO.
GRAM PROVIDED
SOME OF CHEF EVENTS OF COM.
ING OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR.
SOCIETIES TO HOLD REUNIONS
Different Departments viii Vie with
Each Other IN Making Third
Annual Fair Establish High
Mark OF Excellence.

with tho splendid line OF shows. the
superb racing program, the innumer.
able free attractions aud the many in.
terestlng exhibits In the Exposition
Building and the Machinery Depart.
ment. the Third Annual State Fair OF
oklahoma al Oklahoma City, Septem-
Der 2gth to October Sth in its amuse.
ment aud entertainment features will
bs the most interesting In the history
Of the State. II is not alone in amuse.
ment features, however, that the Expo.
sition will excel all others. as the In.
tercst In each OF its seventeen distinct
departments Is such that ali will be
filled to overlooking with most mag
uihcent exhibits and displays depicting
the greatness OF the 10th State.
Many fraternal and social organi
,atlons will meet in annual reunion on
the State Fair Grounds during the
continuation OF the Exposition A
full and complete daily program of the
Third Annual state Fair Will be pub
ished In few weeks for the benefit
Of the thousands OF people OF IN
state who will attend Among the
special State organizations having so.
cieties In Oklahoma and who will hold
reunions at the State Fair will be
che Indiana. Illinois. Wisconsin, Ken
tucky Ohio and Iowa The "Old Boom.
ers". an organization OF old residents
of various parts OF Oklahoma, will hold
their annual reunion on September
s0th. the "S9ers" have selected Satur
day. October 9th TO hold their reun.
ton. The Oklahoma Travellers day
which has always been one OF the larg
sst days at the State Fair will be
Saturday, October 2nl, the Oklahoma
Improved Breeders association will
hold meetings on Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 9th and
9Th. the Oklahoma Association
NJ Registrar OF Deeds, the
Oklahoma Bee Keepers Association.
che Odd Fellows. the Woodmen. Ladies
OF the Maccabees. X. of P.s, Knights
and Ladies' OF Security, American Yoe.
man, and the State Society OF Veteri.
nary Surgeons will also have special
days at the Fair. One OF the most
Interesting meetings at the State Fair
will be that of the Oklahoma Cement
Users Association which will hold
greetings daily in connection with the
mammoth exhibit covering $4,000
square feet of space.
The State Fair is rapidly becoming
the annual reunion OF the people OF
che state as we'll as that OF the differ
ent social and fraternal organizations
for the reason that there can be found
upon this occasion the happy combina.
ton OF education, recreation and
amusement. The State Fair OF Okla.
homa Is a great educational State In
stitution OF the highest rank. deserv
Ing of the patronage OF every citizen
% the state, and no doubt its attend.
ance record will be shattered this
year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19

We make te rms to responsible people
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10
Bold Robber Evades the
Springfield Police.
Breaks Up Gard Party and
Gets Hosts Purse.
Suddenly Appears With Revolver
And Demands vaIuables.

Springfield, Mass, April s,-Although
every effort was made by the police of
this city today to apprehend the in
truder who broke up a caro- party at
the point of a revolver at the home of
w NJ. Swan on Bellevue avenue, and
departed with the hosts pocketbook
last night, absolutely no clue could
be unearthed The description furnish
ed the police was meagre in as much
as the robber was masked and his fea-
lures could not be discerned.
The robbery was one of the boldest
ever reported to the local police. The
masked robber suddenly appeared in
the midst of the gathering and waving
revolver demanded all the valuables
in the house. To emphasize his earnest
ness he fired two or three shots, the
bullets lodging in the walls and shat
terng an electric light fixture. Mr..
Swan, who was upstairs at the time.
threw down a pocketbook containing
about $50 and with this the robber de-
parted as suddenly as he came.
Those who saw the intruder de-
scribed him as about % years old, five
feet 10 inches tall, and weighing about
175 pounds He was clean shaven, APP
peared pale and concealed his features
bt hind mask fashioned out Of a hand
kerchlef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10
Petrosino's Remains Ar
rive at New York.
Transferred to Shore With All
Due Ceremony.
Memory Of Assassin's Victim to
Be Honored at Funeral Monday.

New York. April 9.-Flags flying at
half staff above the City hall and po-
lice headquarters today marked the
arrival on tie steamer Slavonia of the
body of Lieutenant Joseph Pctrosino of
the New York police department. who
was aSSasSinated III Palermo, Sicily. on
March j., while engaged III a specially
important task Of protecting America
against SlCilian criminals These flags
will fly in a lowered position for some
time in testimony of the city'S tribute
of honor to the memory and services
of the dead detective, ANA the police
department, city officials, Italian so
cieties and citizens will unite in Civ
ing further expression of tribute to
PetrosIno on Monday, when his fune-
raj will be held.
Plans had been made for an extend
ed escort of Pctrosino'S body to his
home in Lafayette street if the Slave
MIA had arrived yesterday according
to her schedule, but as her delay oW-
ing to heavy weather at sea brought
her into port on Good Friday, the plans
We're materially changed and IT was
agreed that the ceremony should be re-
served until tie funeral and after Holy
v eek
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10

land is indicted on charge of break
ing and entering the store of A. j
Huston The total number of indict-
mants found by the grand jury was -
the others being as follows: Henry
Wertala Of st. George. assault and
battery with q dangerous weapon
Robert Lewis Of Rockland, breaking
and entering with intent to commit
larceny; James Conrors Of Rockland
larceny; Jason Robbins, Union. Henry
Benovitch, Eockland James E. Ma
loney, Camden, Fred Knight, Rock,
land. Henry Gardner, St. George, Her
bert Eowcll, Eocllland, ana Alice Ross
Rockland. liquor nuisance; Jerry Con
nors, Camden, single ale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10

on arriving at the quarantine sta
ton this morning the Slavona was
met bv the police boat Patrol and with
little delay the body of the detective
was transferred from the steamer and
conveyed to the landing place at the
Battery. Thence the body was escort
ed to the Petrosno home in Lafayette
street to be guarded by police until
after the funeral.
The transfer of the body from the
ship to the Patrol was witnessed by
the committee of citizens, including a
numhcr of prominent Italians who
went down the harbor on tug and
participated i'll the ceremonies attend
ing tho landing
Until the day of the funeral mourn
ing flags will be flown, from hundreds
of windows in the Italian colonies.
Unusual honors expressive of the
city's appreciation of Petrosino'S cour-
age and devotion to DUTY will be shown
during the funera! on Monday Solemn
High Mass will be celebrated in st.
Patrick's pro-cathcdral and after the
services the body Will be escorted to
Calvary cemetery by parad" com
posed of police. military and members
Of many italian societies with mourn
ing flags and banners and bands.
DRAINS will be muffled and taps will
be sounded at the grave Many flow
cre including q wreath from Mayor
Mcclellan, have been sent to the Petro-
Siro home and q movement is under
way to provide Ms. Pctroslno and the
detectives child with a home and
ample funds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

4 bill fixing the maximum hours OF
LABOR for women and children within
Massachusetts at "a hours a week, was
reported Friday by the COMMITTEES on
labor in the House. The bill applies
to mercantile as we'll as manufacturing
establishments.
Coroner c. j. Henzer Friday ut
Toledo, Ohio, rendered his verdict in
the Kruger murder case, holding
Michael Soboleski, a tailor, responsible
for the deaths of Ludwig Kruger and
his wife, Augusta, whose bodies We're
found buried in the cellar of their
home after it had been destroyed by
fire the morning of April /.
The death of William FitZhugi
Whitchouse. a well-known retired CAPT
taist of New York at Beaulieu, in the
south of France Friday was an
nounced in q cablegram received a
l.enox, Mass Heart failure was thu
cause. Mr. Whitehousc had given VI
his residence in New York and hat
lived in Europe Cor the greater par
Of the last four or five years. He spen
part of the winter in New York, sail
ing for France about two weeks ago
he was b2 years OIL dSe.
Roy. f.. f. Davidson of the First
Christian church of Washington, Ind.
who is charged with having contracted
common Jaw marriage with Miss
Laura Damn CLARK. daughter OF for
mer mayer of that city, at the Metro
politan Hotel, St Louis. last Decem-
Der, has resigned his pastoratc. Mr.
Davidson denies that he entered into
any sort of marriage contract witt
Miss Clark The community has beer
highly excited by the charges of Mis-:
Clark Mr. Davidson had been Yer!
popular preacher.
Announcement was made Friday al
Worcester Mass, that the Wachusetts
Mills, manufacturers Of towels, laC
made an assignment Thursday for the
benefit OF creditors. The assignment
was recorded at the Worcester county
court house late Thursday and was
Stoned by Harry w Smith, president
of the company. G. NJ. Thayer is the
assignee. While no schedule was filed
it is understood that the liabilities OF
the company are in the neighborhood
of $50, 1000 Its real estate is assessed
at $35 600 and this and the machinery
make up the assets. Recently the mills
have not been operated by the com
pany and have been leased to another
corporation.
A business session at which officers
were elected and the report of council
read. was formally opened Friday the
meeting in the Harvard Medical School
OF the American Association of Patho-
logists and Psychologists. In the af-
ternoon the program called for the
reading of papers of technical ma
ture and communication which deal
for the most part with an unpleasant
side of life. The association was
founded in Washington nine years ago
and has a membership of over 100
prominent physicians of this country
and Canada. The presidency for the
next year went to DIR. Frank h. NAL
lory of Boston, while DR.. +. H. Hiss
of New York was elected vice presi-
dent, Dr. II c. Ernst of Boston sec
rotary and Or. H L. Williams of Buff
falo treasurer. The next meeting Of
the association will be held in Wash
ington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Knox county grand jury Thurs
day reported an Indictment against
Charlc; g. Nif', a merchant of Rock
land. who is charged with the larceny
of II boxes Of knives. valued at $50,
from the John Bird co. Two indict-
mcnts are brought against Ray +. Bal
comb of RoclIand. one charging him
with the larceny Of an overcoat, and
the other charging him with obtain
ing q diamond ring under false pre-
fences. Ralconlh belongs to a wealthy
family. Charles NJ. Goodwin of Rock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10
SNOW IN NEW YORK.
Three Inches on the Ground and More
FalIing-Telephone Service Hampered.

lnterlaken, n. Y, April 9.-Thrca
inches of snow covered the ground in
this region today and the snow was
still falling to the accompaniment of
high wind and the mercury hover
ing around the 30-degree mark. Trees
were heavily loaded down with their
moist covering, the weight being mora
than many limbs could bear and con-
siderable damage has been done to the
fruit crop through the breaking OF
limbs by the combined action of the
snow and the high gale Telephone
lines innumerable have broken down
under the strain as well and communi-
cation is badly hampered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10
RICHEST EVER.
Placer Gold Fields Dis
covered in Mexico.
Over $4,000 Acres Of Miner
al Land Is Located
In State Of 0axaca...Rich Find Is
Discovered by Accident.

Mexico City, April 9.-Word reached
here this morning of the discovery of
the richest placer gold fields ever found
in Mexico. They are located in the
state of OaXaca, As miles from Sierra
Blanca. on the Vera Cruz e Pacific
Railway The discovery was made by
accident by ], p. Inclc
The sands have been analyzed at the
State University Of Kansas and de
clared the richest ever sent there. The
fields extend over $4,000 acres.