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GAMBLING NOT ALLOWED.
Ex-shsrIH New man aud Judge Ow~fs MAX
Ing War On tho Houses At L-advili-.

Lcadviile. Colo. June 2S.-Thc Dis.
trict Court room In the court house
might bc taken at the first glance NJ
n sporting resort. for the room liz well
filled with faro and roulette tables. pol
Icy shop wheels and other gambling
paraphernalia.
Ex Sheriff Newman upon his release
from jail proce'ded to have one OF the
biggest gambling houses In the city
pulled. This place was the Topic, and
besides arrcstlng some fifteen or TWEEN.
~ wcll.known citizens Of the camp. the
money and all the gambling traps were
conilscated.
II Is known that Judge Overs has
forbidden gambling here and when
court convened this morning he Issued
nn order that all tho shops conhscat,-i
Sunday morning should be held until
released by the court Early this even.
Ing u number Of consablcs and dcpu.
ties. acting under the instruction Of the
court. pounced down upon all Of the
gambling houses running In this city
and soon big wagon loads OF gambling
paraphcrnalln We're balng hauled TO the
court house. The policy shops. Grun.
dclfn gambling shop, Pete Stewards
place. and several minor houses were
all pulled. The Judge has given It out
that he Will under no circumstances al.
low gambling here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Ilel,s' I.iAns HANGED.

Milwaukee. Wis. June 2s.-victor 4.
Berger. editor OF n Socialist organ,
gave out n statement tonight on his
return from conference with Il. v.
Dcbs. He snys the scheme TO plant
n socinlis, colony In the West Inns been
abandoned. and to take Its place there
Will bc II small migration Of uncm.
ploycd men Ia the state Of Washing.
ton. They VIII look for homes there.
the snivr MS other settlers. and the cx.
pcnAc of transporting them will IN,
paid through u per Cnplta tax Of II
cents n month on members Of the No.
clnl Democracy. Dci,s' new party.
ibebs will rcnnnin In the East and he
nnd his associates viii devote them.
selves to the cause Of socialism
through his political party aud the
ballot.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
MANY ARE COMING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Many Train Loads From the East on Their
Way to San Francisco Will Stop to See
Colorado

Denver, June 20.-At 1890 o'clock
yesterday morning the first Christian
EndenvOr train to start across the con-
tinent left New York City. Before
night number of other trains all over
the country, all heavily loaded, pulled
out for the West. To-day nearly two
score Of trains will be moving. Most
OF them will pass through Colorado on
their way to the great Christian En-
denvOr convention In San Francisco,
California, July 7th to 18th.
The business Is growing larger every
day. Estimates of from 5000 to 10000
made some weeks ago are out of date
now, for the number of people that
will pass through the state. most Of
them stopping here, one, two or three
days. is now set ut $4,000. Advices yes
terday received by passenger agents in
Denver Were that all the trains are
more crowded than was anticipated
and in many instances additional cars
had to be put on. Besides the business
that is STRICTLY Christian Endeavor, all
the agents expect large travel of
outside people that will take advantage
OF the low rates.
How to take care OF the EndcavOr-
ers In Denver is another proposition.
Hoi iHIte uuts inc TOWN. Will Dc nllcu
with them. On Thursday there will be
within Il score or two of 5000 OF them
here. Some will 80 to the mountains
for the day. but NIL will be here in the
evening. There will be big meeting
at the First Baptist Church that even
Ing, to which all the Endcavorcrs of
Denver are invited to meet the visitors.
There will be short program and then
n reception in the church parlors. Re
freshments will be served and an or
chestra will play during the entire
evening.
As fast as the strangers arrive in
Denver they will be taken to the var
ious headquarters, where any baggage
they may have with them will be
checked and they will be entertained
In every way possible.
All freight business on the Clear
Creek line of the Denver & Gulf road
will be suspended Friday. except af-
er o'clock in the evening. Extra op-
orators will be put on duty and every
narrow guage carsthat can be brought
In OF the Gulf and South Park sys-
tens and many extra train crews will
he called into service. The travel up
Clear Greek and over the Loop on that
day will ba enormous.
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KEANE COMING BACK.
Catholic Archbishop Prefers to Live In the
United States.

New York, June 2S.-Thc Journal
and Advertiser says: Archbishop
Keanc, former rector of the Catholic
university at Washington, is about to
return to the United States. Letters re-
ceived here say that he will relinquish
his duties at the propaganda within n
few days and will then go to France,
where he expects TO pass a few weeks
with personal friends. He will arrive
in this city during the last week in
July. But 1t Is more than probable
that unexpected circumstances will
bring him here sooner than he expects.
1t is said that he is TO he appointed
archbishop of New Orleans to succeed
the venerable archbishop Jansscns,
who died suddenly n week ago. 1t is
known that Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop Ireland will favor the ap-
rointment of Archbishop kcanc to this
important charge. He is very close to
them and they are anxious that he
should once more resume his work
among the hierarchy here. IL is also an
open secret that the archbishop is not
satisfied with his work in Rome and
that he would prefer TO be here among
his own friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
CONCLUSION OF THE BRAIN.
shortstop Jennings Badly Injured by IL
Thrown BRll.

New York. June -Shortstop Jcn-
nings of Baltimore. who was hit on
the head by a ball thrown by Pitcher
Rusic, in the baseball game today, is
said 10 be suffering from conclusion of
the brain. Rusic made n motion as
though TO throw the ball Ia Clark, New
York's first baseman. Turning quickly.
however. he faced the batsman. Jen-
nings, and delivered n swift in.shoot.
which struck the Baltimorcan above
the left ear Jennings turned complete
ly around then sank 10 his knees.
Players from both sides rushed TO his
aid. and after while lie recovered
sufficiently to take his base. He sue
cccded in tallying n run. In the next
inning he went TO his place at short
stop and played through the inning.
Then he WAS taken with nausea.
physician was called from the grand
stand and advised him 10 leave the
field. He wanted TO continue TO play,
but was forced to leave and went to
the club house, crying bitterly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Moving Large Chimney.

At Shelter Island, New York. recently the
arm OF W. II. y {. L. Topping performed
ncy, says Power This chimney, which Is
eighty hrc feet high, seven feet square at
with a thrty-i inch huc. weighed about 100
tons. II has an richt,lnch wall on the out
side and an .ight.lnch round inner wall for
the hue, connected with the outside wall
BY three or four bricks every ten feet. 1t
was moved about l.up feet over very rough
ground, Starting from the old site, the
drst lp feet was up grad" OF about three
and one-haf feet. The cradle rested ON two
,kids, creased on the under side, and sid
Ing on creased blocks. 4 chain purchase
was used, with on" horse on the capstan the
ratio OF movement being $50 to |. There
were four men employed In the moving. The
chimney was owned by the Manhanset lm'
RrONrmnnt CmmnAmN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
New Use for Aluminium,

new md Important use OF aluminium
has been discovered In the manufacture Of
reproducers for talking machines. The re
producer Is the apparatus which holds the
vibrating diaphragm OF glass. The peculiar
sonorous quality Of aluminium has recently
attracted the attention Of manufacturers of
musical Instruments, and experiments are
being made In various directions In regard
TO Instruments which depend for their mu.
sicnl quality upon III" vlbfntory characters
ties of the material used Heretofore the
recorders and rcproduccrS Of talking ma,
chimes have been made. as rule. Of hard
rubber. For hard rubber. aluminium has
been substituted with what Is regarded as
much success. II l. claimed that the blast.
Ing. blaring or "chntt"ring. as II l. called
In the trade. which J. often n0tic"abl" III
the perfurmanc, of the talking machine. i
almost completely absent when an aluminium
rrproducer is usci,-thiCago Tribune.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03

tric' school, an on the same
hard bench. In fac We had
kinder grown up under the same In
fiuences an waz more like brothers
than some real brothers are.
In mort ways 81 want like other
boys. He waz so quiet an old-fash-
Toned like that he never seemed like
boy at all. an no girl could er bin
more gentle an lovin' than he waz
He waz Jest one O. them chaps that
other boys are always pokin' fun at
an then go to fer advice an sympathy
when they get In truSble. an one
they'd fight fer Quicker'n their own
kin.
Wal. me an 81 growed up to man
hood Jest as we'd bin in our child
hood-the coahdin' est o. friends: an
our mothers used ter laugh at us In
that pleased sort O. way good mothers
hev an tell us we'd better get
the dominic to marry us. so as
to make our partnership a lit
tie moro bindin'. We waz al
ways together, when we Want at
work about our fathers farms. an II
there waz a huskin' bee. or spellin'
school, or a singin' class in the dees-
trio you'd never find one OF US thare
IL the other wazn't.
OF course, bein' young men. an pur-
ty scrumptio1s lookin' ones at that. we
waz mighty poplar with the girls
thareabouts. an used ter see 'em home
from pray'r meetin's, an sich like: but
nothin' serious came Of 1t til! We got
to courtin' Liza Hawkins. which waz
my sweetheart, an Sally Turner. which
waS Sis.
They wer' the incest an purtiest
girls you ever set eyes on. though to
be sure I thort Liza was the charm
fn'est an 81 had the same opinyun O.
Sally, which waz natral enough. con-
more OF his own sweetheart than O.
scme one elss's.
reckon some folks would say we
waz little too womanish, but any
how me an 81 used ter hev long talks
about our fealin's towards the girls,
an the upshot OF 1t waz that I owned
up to 81 that waz heels over he'd In
love with Liza an he confessed to me
that he waz Jest as deep in love with
Sally. For one whole summer an
winter we kept on sparkin' the two
girls. an every day we'd talk 1t all
over for the hundredth time betwixt
ourselves. wonderin' II they loved us
an II we'd better ask 'em to marry US.
an all that sort Of thing: but somehow
peither 81 or me had the spunk to pop
the question We were just dyin' to hev
settled. don't know Jest how 1t waz.
hut though we'd be very brave an de-
termined when We waz dlscussin' the
matter on the woodpile or in the barn.
at his home or mine. when we'd get to
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Killed on = I.a,iroad Isrldx~.

In Jnn'a. Colo. June 2s.-Mcac.r
particulars wcr" received here this
evening Of u fatal accident that oc.
Cured near Springer \. NJ, to-day. In
which two people lost their lives As
ncnr ns can he nsccr'aincd Mexican
named Roman Arnconrs. aged about
10 years. and n boy aged 5 years were
caught on n bridge they w-rc crossing
by the fast California dyer and both
instantly killed. Just how the unfor.
tunntc accident occurred your CORE.
spondcnt II unable to learn.
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enormous damage tho new Amerlcnn

enormous damage the new American
tariff will work to the japanese trade.
He gives figures showing that the now
duty on Japanese tea amounts to more
than the whole value OF the exports of
that commodity, and says that there Is
n great rush Of exporters to forestall
the imposition Of the duty.
The correspondent adds: "A deputa-
tion of tea growers have waited upon
the minister of agriculture to urge the
government to make official protest but
Japan seems fnted to n rude awaken
ing from her dream of American SYM
pathy and good will
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win s~,~ ~. H.s,..s cs....l.

Boston. Mnsr,. June ?s.-On July tth
Peter !. McNnlly Of this city will At.
tempt oswlm from England 10 France
ncrpss The English channel. Ills course
Will liz from Dover 10 Calais. twenty.
one nautical. or twenty eight land
miles. IN distance. This feat hns isrn
accomplished by hut ono man. This
wns Captain Webb. who swan the
channel In 1915 In twenty one hours
and f0rty.clght minutes. McNally
eighteen hours.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
fnnaliclsni In Persia.

London. June 2D.-Th' Daily Chron.
iclc published this morning under re-.
serve letter from Tchcran. the capi.
tai Of Persia, describing a terrible per.
sccution OF TIE Jews According To
the correspondent a mob Of fanatical
Mosicms has savaecly attacked the
Jewish quarters OF the city and is
threatening to .Ntcrminn'c the Jews
unless they embrace Mohanmcdan.
ism.
The government, although II has dis.
patched troops To lu"ll ih" disorders.
appears To bc almost powcrlcss to stem
the tide OF fnnnticism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
WINES ANO LIOUOR8

for family and medicinal us~ Absolute
parity guaran,..-i. !,iaret. per gal. tac. xin.
tanI.l, pct gal s-.,i t'or, and sherry ,i,~t gal.
wards he.i i,e.r, ~ M per dos. quartz. host
..a.nt,.te a.with that elias. y ho hssrly routfot
IL this businre.. ever NJ Kinds IT WineA ~
p.pnlaL brand. WHISTLES. Cut ptsr~s On all
mali T"n,r. nrnd for .nr rotuptets p<tco
Wall Orders promptly siiesi. Nc charcs ~
TMa WINDSOR GROCERY CO.,
iaiaC cssnsA ~. DENveh. colo.
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WILL NOT USE MACHINES.
Shut Out Of the State Printing once In
Kansas.

Topeka. Kan, June 2S.-l. $. Parks.
state printcrclect, announced today
that the use of typcsctiins machines
will be abolished in the state printing
office with the beginning Of his admin
istration. on Thursday ncNt During
the last session Of the Legislature un-
ion printers made a strong fight to Sc
cure the passage of a bill prohibiting
the use of machines in the state office.
In this they wcrt unsuccessful. but
they did succeed In having attached To
the Appropriation bill rider" which
provides that the state printer shall re
cclvc but ten cents per thousand "cms"
for machine work. II i claimed that
at this rate the machines cannot be op.
Grated except at loss, and as a result
they will be thrown out and the state
will pay from thirty To forty-iive cents
per 1900 for hand composition.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Grswth Of Language.

That the English language is much
more copioua than II was In the days
OF Johnson Ia evident from the fact
that the compilers Of the new and mon
umental Oxford dictionary have gath
cred 1881 words. beginning with the
first Ave words In the alphabet. Of
which Gc.:S4 are main and i3.isi sub
ordinate words. with i0.i5s special
combinations explained under main
words. OF the main words %7.7ss are
In eurren. use. 1912 obsolete and ISIS
allen. But with all these words writ.
era have not improved greatly upon
Shakespeare. Milton or even johnson,
and many others Of an earlier era.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Sl00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 800 FOR ANY CASE
OF weakness In Men They Treat asA
tau to Cure.

bau to Cure.
An Omaha Company place. Tor the first
time before tn" public MAGICAL TnrAr-
ss>I for the cure Of Loot Vitality, Nervous
and Sexual Weakness, and RESTORATION Of
LH- Pure" la old and young men No
sorn'out French remedy; contain. no
feosphorous or other harmful drugs II IL
. WoNpshyrt tTnrArsESr-msgicnl IL tts
sn~rts-ro~i,ir- on IN II. cure All rrn. err,
~to are suffering from = weakness. tNsS
eligh's their life, causing that mental . ~
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Nan.
ho.si, should write To the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Omaha, Ssb., and they viii
seta you absolutely FREE, . valuable
eerer On th".~ dis~as~-, and positive psooSs
Of their truly MAaicAL fssArnu>r. fhoss-
snds of mon, who have lost all hope os Q
sure, ar. he,nx restored by them u PER.
This AAoir.t TREATMENT may ts takeo
q home under their directions, or they will
pay railroad fare and hotel bills 10 ell Who
prefer Ia 90 there for treatment, u they
Tall ~ cur-, They ere perfectly reliable;
navs no Free Prescriptions. Free Care,
Sres sample, OF 4, u, u. fake They have
S"ao,un capital, and guarantees " cure
etety ease they treat or refund every del-
lar or their charges may IN deposited In
bank 10 te raid to them ~heu . cure y
Effected. Write them toiay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03


BIRTH would
to III.
of the n eases. Shesa
From the time till
with weakness of the kidneys and terrible monthly
periods
Compound relieved
would have was
at
the period
months old and healthy wish
Il
health to transmit child
blessing pnkhas Vegetable
Compound
homes be frightened wuxEYs
T.. Mass
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lookin' In Sally's an Liza's bright
heads) an come away ~ much In
doubt a. ever.
At list. though. while secIn' Liza
home from singin'-school one rainy
night. an while wax holdin' her close
TO me 70 keep her under my umbrer.
! screwed my pluck up to the top
notch. an sed somethin'-I never
kaowed 3est what II was-but Liza un-
defsts Cd what I meant. an what she
ed 10 mo made mo the happiest an
psoudest man you ever saw In all yer
born days. 81 seemed almost a. glad
a. I vas. when told him about II
next day. an I was sure he'd take
courage BY my suecess an ask Sally
the very next time he went to spark
her. but hs didn't. lie kept putin II
on. tsst -. hs'i been doin' all along,
an worryin' an frsttin' about his on
decided fate till he actually got pale an
holler-eyed over Il. kinder think
that II I hadn't loved him so aii-ared
much. I'd got vexed at 81 for his diliy-
dallyin': but one day somcthin' hap
pened that took all them thorts out o.
my he'd.
can never forget that day, or.
rather that night: for Il wax late In the
cvenin' when he came to the house an
called me out. The mint I saw him
! knov'd somethin' had gone amiss. I
had lever seen him iookin like that
sfors. His face wax ~ white ~ .
sheet. an It 3est made my heart ache
ter 80 that look O. suderin' an agony
hay somsthia'-to isquirs what had
.happensd-bst hs raised his hand with
. sort Of SsspaiFin' motion an sed, In
q hoaise. chokeA voice:
"Don't JosA-doa't speak yse fer
avhiisr'
We walked slowly down the iass.
neithse oe ~ spsakin'. a. neither Of
10 ssemin' 70 know WHARF We was 60
In. Bimeby We eot - Tar - ths
bafaysrd gate an stopped an Iseasd
on the bars II . sort o. uaspoksn
nieery-fsr SIS misery made me mis-.
cradle. TOO.
wal, JOSH" ssd he after awhile.
without lookin' up. an speakin' In .
osnat'rai sort O. voice. "it's all ovcrr
"Whatf" sss ! gusss!a' what hs
meant; thas Salty refused ysh!"
"wussr' ~ hs. tryin' to force back
Q Groaa.
what could bs wusser'n that. Sly"
asked.
"shs tea1 ne," ssd he. 3cst above .
whisper. stAa9 ~ y eoin' 10 marry
xsb wasd nszt nsath> dida't Put
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Low Rate. East aud wr.t

The Union Pacific offers unprecedented
opportunities for those wishing To tab. a
summer vacation. ar To visit In the East or
West. Following are a few places to which
greatly reduced rates have been made
To salt Lake and turn, July 10 and
II, .. ..4.ss.. .ss. $1,000. ..s.s.ssrrs. ls,"p
To Salt Lake aud return. July Is and
~. ...-.r..s..s sssrssrsrrsHss. 1sH
To Nashville. Tenn, and return, daily,
up to Oct. .....4...............,. 81 -
To omaha aud Kansas city, July IL
to 30 July -. -, ~, Aug. l, ..
ana u ssnsHssaH sa.Hssss..ss.r.. l'sV'
To 81. Louis. same dates. i.sO
To Chicago. same dates. ............. 1890
Low rates TO Buffalo aud return In August.
We hnv. many others, For full lufurtnh,
iiOn call nt ticket Office. pii Seventeenth
street, corner Gurus,
81 TX. 'hos" street pianos "Strnngc
iast.' Why II can run away from
them
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Mani Able lln..lesl Men,

London. June D.-Thc Constantine.
pie correspondent, Of the Standard
nays that secret official orders have
been sent Into the provinces To cncour.
ng~ nblc-ltosii"h men to come 10 the
capital. with the result that no fewer
than 23.OOO sturdy rniiians have mr..
rived there and been provided for BY
tho government.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
vOtraaa In kruptios.

Manila. June .l.-Thc volcano Muyn
hns been In .in,r NJ violent eruption
md the HOW ~ lawn has done great
damage In the province ~ Alhay. par.
ticuinriy 10 the Wiling" of Lil,on. where
tho tobacco crop hns been completely
destroyed. There has been consIdcra.
bic loss 0f life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
THE LSvely IaRsaue.

What = beautiful face Miss De Ia
Coilinkton. the inscnur. has. 80 young
and fresh looking. Much prcttier than
the leading woman. don't you think"
"Yes. but then her husband WAS not .
particularly handsome man. sup
pose tho leading lady takes after him. I"
What do you mean?" why. didn't
you know that the inGcnus was the
leading lsdy's mother?"- Cleveland
Leader.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Ere the Farewell Is spoken.

On the deck Of the steamer, or on board the
train that Is 10 bear you away from those
dear TO you. you viii. II you are wise. have
safely slowed away In your luggage Il sui
hcicnt supply Of that safeguard against III
ness-liostcttcr'S stomach Bltters. Com
mercial travellers, tourists and plouccr cml'
grants concur In tcstlfying to the fOrtlfyine
aud saving properties Of the great tonic,
Use for constipation, blliousncss, malarial
and kidney complaints and nervousness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
RAILWAYS AS TAXPAYERS.
Some Statistics which Make = Favor
abl0 RhowinR.

Some Statistics which Make = Favor.
ablo showing.
In recent memorial before the Kan
sas legislature 1t was shown that the
Santa Fe railway paid 100000 out Of
an earning Of 81. 500 900 in that state In
taxes. This Is only typical case. Our
railways pay enormous taxes. Rela-
lively speaking, they are taxed higher
than any other kind of property. These
taxes are steadily increasing, while the
earnings per ton per mile and for pas
senger traffic are as steadily going in
the opposite direction. Look at the In
crease Of taxes, according to the Inter
state Commerce Commission:
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03

Do you know the meaning of what
Is popularity called those long
ings," or cravings, which heset so
many women during pregnancy?
There is something lacking in the
mothers blood. Nature crias out
and will be satisfied ct all ha .ards.
One woman wants sour things,
another wants sweets, another
wants salt things, and so on.
The real need all the time Is to
enrich the blood SO as to supply
nourishment for another life, and
to build up the entire generative
system, SO that the birth may be
possible and successful.
II expectant mothers would fort
ify themselves with Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, which
for twenty years has sustained
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Miilia sn,a AdAire in Alsini.

constnntInopic. June ?n-A fresh
attempt on the part NJ tho Sultan 10
sccurc GurinRny's support for the ~.
trntion Of Tl,cssniy has met with ~.
fusal and the advice to conform to
Europc's wishes Oh the subject.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
rs,'i Ish,,ts SPIT ,.d SneL, Ysrr Lii, l.,,

80 quit tobacco easily and forever. lee mas.
n.ilr. full Of lIf". n.rN. aud NigUr, take No,
,osBbc, ih. wonder worker, that make.
weak m~n strong. Al druggists. toe. or 81.
Addr..- Sterling Kennedy Co. Chicago Or
New York
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03

Inc editor OF this paper advises his
readers that free package of Peruyinnn,
the bs-t kidney and liver cure on earth, will
be delivered FREE to any sufferer, II writ.
ten for promptly. PrHuyIASA REMEDY Co.,
2sG 9th St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03
Nslsiss 10.

Mo.her-"Johnny. how often have I
told you that you must not bolt your
food" Johnny-"0uesa Il Isn't no
worse to bolt my food than Il In for
you to turn the key on Il when It's In
the cupboard. ."-Boston Transcript.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03

Mrs. jobh. ="Whnt on earth 10 thstr'
Mr.. Johh. .-"fhl-. my dear, I. n barometer
g present from our son Rt college" "Oh'
I've heard Of them, Isn't the dear bog
ihonfh'fulf which ~ny do Ne screw II
when We want the weather Ia be nne ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-03

"Th-r- IL one Idea that you can never get
out ~ the average mans head" what 10
thatf' THE Idea that his VII. hasn't any.
thing to do and that she could lounge In the
hammoek all day u she wanted to-"