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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12

TW. b. Jones, one of Caldwell's most
popular citizens, has been offered a
situation with Isay and Gonberg the
DeLamar merchants. Mr.. Jones will
start for his new field of labor Monday.
His family will follow later in the sea-
son. They will first visit for a short
time with Mrs. Jones parents at Ola.
The merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is literally written In blood.
1t is traced in the vital fluid
OF millions OF of the human race.
It's positive medicinal merit
And curative power is written
Upon the hearts, craven upon
The minds of thousands
OF people whom 1t has cured
And given good health
When there seemed nothing before
Them but darkness and dspair.
It cures all diseases arising
From or promoted by impure
Blood by its intrinsic merit as
The One True Blood Purifier.
THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE has dis
covered three.legged chicken. This
report is probably thrown out as
graphing hook. The next annual M.
e. conference is to be held at Caldwell.
--Payette Independent.
Ice delivered to all parts of town, at
IS cents per hundred. Baker & Boo ne
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CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION FREE. /.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12
CALDWELL.
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, Canyon County, Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate Of William E,
RedingtOn, Deceased
happening to this court, by the petition this
day presented and filed by Lilly B. RedingtOn
the Administrative of the estate Of William +
heuingtOn, deceased, that il is necessary to sell
the whole or some portion of the real estate and
the water right therefor of said estate to pay the
debts Of deCedent, the family allowance and the
expenses and charges Of administration.
1t Is therefore ordered by this court that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before the said probate court on the 2lst
day Of June, 1896, at the court room of said
court nc the court house in the city of Caldwell,
County OF Canyon, State Of Idaho, to show cause
why an order ShOpid not be granted to said adj
miniStratriX to sell said real estate and water
right and that copy Of this order be published
for four successive weeks in the Caldwell Tribune
a weekly newspaper published in said county.
GEORGE LITTLE Judge
Dat ed, May IS, 1896. JIG
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12
To Chicago or st. Louis
via Omaha or Kansas CITY,

The service of the Union Pacific via
either route is the very best. The
equipment consists of handsome day
coaches, Chair Cars, Pullman Buffet
and Drawing Room Sleepers, Dining
Cars and Buffet Smoking and Library
Cars. Fewer changes than via any
other line. For time tables, rates, etc.
call on GEORGE L. ALLEY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12
EXCURSIONS 70 SALT LAKE.

On July 18th we will sell round trip tickets
to Salt Lake City and return at $I9.7o, or
one fare for the round trip, on account Of the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress.
Tickets will be good until July 10th.
On July 10th, we will sell round trip tickets
to Salt Lake City at one fare 1920 for the
round trip on account Annual Conference
Young Mems and Young Ladies Mutual I'm
provemsnt Associations. Tickets will be
good for return until July 10th.
G. L. ALLEY, Agent.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12
Take your prescriptions to the
Blatchley Drug Co.
Tee, ICE, TOE.

We have monopoly, but we do the
fair thing. We might hold ice at $500
a hundred because we have all there is.
But see, we deliver it at your house
whenever ordered at 70 cents. We are
the only good icemen.
BAKER s. BOONE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12
OFFICE HOURS PROM 9 Am. TO er.M,
EVERY DAY.

Caldwell, Idaho, June II, 1896
To whom 1t may concern: - -0'O
the undersigned rad DR., Gee Wo treat mo
during my sickness and found his treatment tH
oe a success. | was grievOusly afflicted with
SclaLlc rheumatism. l Cheerfully recommend DR.
Gee Wo's treatment to afflicted humanity,
JOHN I. SEBRFF
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12

Accommodations fc;= class; rates
reasonable; excellent table. The Griffin
Hotel, Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-12
WARRANT CALL.

Upon presentation will pay Warrants No.
1873 and J34 dated January IS, 1896; and
Nos. 274, 235, $50, 237, 238, dated Oct. 9,
1896.
S. F. CLANCY, Treasurer.
Dated Caldwell, Idaho, June 8, 1897.
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NEW MILEAGE TLCKETS.

NEW MILEAGE TICKETS.
We now. have for sale 1000, mile
tickets, good between all stations on
the Oregon Short Line railway, price
$50 each; good for one year from date
of sale.
CT ATyEv paDt
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
USE or rnr SUNS RAYS.
Tsssssal nays Mako stea. and csoA
[ -.

TSo9ssal 1ays Mako steaa aud Cook
81 Louis Globe Democrat: Elabor-
ate experiments with solar engl1es
have been made by the French In A.
keria. where the sun shines at all
times, and with grea, power. The best
apparatus was found to be a simple
arrangement Of boiler and copcaye
mirror. the steam generated being con.
densed IN q coiled tube surrounded By
water. Thia was for dIstililng water
merely. In India. nm inventor named
Adams has obtained some very inter.
eating results with machines Of his
own contrivance. One OF these IL a
cooking box. made Of wood and lined
with rejecting mirrors. At the bottom
OF the box h small copper boiler, GOV.
cred with Esass to retain the heat OF
the rays concentrated by mirrors upou
the boilcrs. In this contrivance any
sort of food may be quickly cooked
II the steam Is retained the result Is
u stew or boil: II allowed to escape il
II = bake. The ratlons OF seven men
can he prepared In two hours. includ-
Ing meats. The heat may he aug
mentcd indefinitely. In Increasing the
diameter OF the box.
1t Is reckoneti that the heat Of the
sun would sufficiently warm and H.
lume 1900. OOO.OO0 globes as big as our
earth. The solar orbs shrink In di-
ahieter nt the rate Of about ten inches
per diem. 1t will be 4.OOO.OOO or
5.OO0.OOO years before there is any
perceptible diininishment Of Its radia-
ton. Eventually. Of course. 1t must
become dead and cold like the moon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
UNION PACIFIC SOLD.
ONLY Owe Bio REcElvID.
4 Very T-as A6air-rhs Gevsraas.t Get.
Ita Money Back.

Omaka. Neb.. Nov. 1.-The interest
OF the United States government In the
Union Pacific railroad terminated nj
11:i5 o'clock this morning. when. at
the foreclosure sale Of the mortgage
held by the United States, the road was
purchased by the committee Of east
crn capitalists formed for It's rcOrgan-
izatiOu.
The full amour, ACQUIRING to the
United States from tho sale cannot l,c
given exactly, but 1t In estimated to l,c
HI, S,O0J. 7S4.4O. 1t was impossible to
determine the full amount ut the time
Of sale, for the reason that the month
~ statement made by the secretary of
the TREASURY to the management OF the
Union Pacific on the first Of every
month was not available to-day. and
1t was found necessary TO estimate
some Items, although II IN admitted by
both sides that the estimates are ap-
prOximntely correct.
The amount due the government Is
made up as follows:
Principal OF debt. S2I.23G.512
Interest paid by the government M
to September so. 1897. $50. S3O. $50.
81.
Interest accrued by September 10.
and still unpaid. $2Si l47.G0.
intercs. accrued in October. SGJ, ,:tS..
ri.
Total due the government, S,S.IlS..
9oS6l.
Against this are the following cred.
It's:
Casl, and bonds in sinking fund. SIS.
1S2. .i6i.a3.
Estimated credits for October for the
quarter ending September 30. and for
the mcnth OF October. including gov.
ernmeni earnings. are the interest on
bonds In the sinking fund, amour; no,
yet credited. S:,sI. 1901.
Total credit. SIS, JGJ.G4G14.
Total debt of the railroad TO the GOV.
crnment, x5S. .44S. .92S61.
Total credit of railroad with govern
ment. x1S.5G5. .G46TI.
Balance and amount bid 10y reorgan-
ization committee. S39, isis.
The sinking fund bonds sold for Slo,
G4j.2lo.S0.
Total bid by reorganization commit.
tee. $i3.52S, ,523.16.
The amount earned hy III, road dur.
Ing the quarter ended September -
and during the month Of October IL os.
;imnteti. but IL practically correct. and
rs the government. will simply retain
the cash. crediting the amount on tn,
bids OF the committee. the amount To
le turned over as II consequence of the
sales IL SIS. S.OGJ. 14S.IO.
After the sale was concluded Gen
ernl Gown. the representative Of the
government. was assured by the com.
mittee TINT II the amounts no, accur.
ately figured should diiTcr from the
figures given above. whatever may be
lacking will be paid by the commit,
tee nnd Will In no way h. allowed to
Interfere will, ;he confirmation Of The
sale.
There wns no opposition 10 the com.
mittee end no bids We're offered against
theirs.
The sale of the road was In iselr on,
OF the most tame md unintere~;ing per.
foriunnceS possible to imagine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
COCKTAIL WENT WRONG.
c,res.spses Ma. a.A sspssserviesss,
Walter PleassA the We~sn.

ciresnsPsct Nsa saA supsusrvlesebls
Walter Pleased the wsaas.
There II . certain young man who
Is Just At present Illuminating over the
truism that you can never tell about
women. says the New York Tribune.
He came to New York few years ago
from western city more noted for Its
piety than anything else and has been
OF late living at an uptown hotel. Odd
ly enough. the early piety instilled In
him was not lasting: he had slipped
from grace at divers times and In a
certain way cultivated a taste for the
cup that cheers. There arrived at his
hotel recently a little party from his
home city. The party consisted Of an
old gentleman. his wife and their
daughter. The old man was n friend
OF the young mans father, and the
young man had slight acquaintance
with both father and daughter. The
elderly man asked the younger man to
dine with him In the evening. and the
invitation was accepted. When the
dinner hour rolled around the little
party strollcd into the dining-room.
They found the room filled to over
flowing and 1t was impossible to get
four seats together. After some delay
1t was arranged that the elderly couple
should sit at one table and the young
man and the daughter sat at another.
This man had acquired habit of pre-
facing dinner with a cocktail He
knew well the feeling of his host on
this subject, but he wanted the cocktail
badly. He knew the waiter also, and,
calling him over. told him quietly to
bri"g cocktail In teacup. The
waiter smiled knowingly and went of.
shortly he returned with tcacup and
the young man alone knew 1t contained
a cheering mixture Of whisky and Bit
tiers. The waiter was in his day and
generation a wise man. He had seen
this particular man drink in the house
u.-der all conditions. but never by
stealth. He set his gigantic brain to
work and he evolved the idea that the
secrecy was for the benefit OF the girl,
and SO he set the cup down directly in
front Of her and smiled with self
satisfied smirk at the man. The man
glowered and choked. but could
say nothing. The girl looked susri
cicusly at the cup, AID then picked
it up and smelled 1t. Then great
light came into her face and she fairly
beamed. She raised the cup to her lips
and. pausing. smiled across at the
man and said softly. 1T was so kind
of you! Just what wanted. No one
but you would have thought of 1t. Pos
itively. you are genius" and while
the mellow liquid flowed down the
girls throat the man sat and blinked
and blinked. Now he thinks that the
younger generation Of that village is
not 20 bad after all. and he is talking
Of making a long-postponed visit to
home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
4 Preu,ium for Tslp,et..

From the Denver Times: Down In
profound joy-jo! that is even akin TO
excitement-and 1t is said that the cele-
bration now taking place there exce!s
all the Fourth Of Julys in existence.
On Wednesday last, Mrs. W. J. Fellows.
OF eA&uache. presented her husband
with triplets. three girls. whose conf
bined weight was thirteen and a half
pounds. The children are said to be
healthy and doing nicely. Al It's last
meeting the board Of county commits
sioners recognized Mr.. Fellows and his
family by passing interesting reeolr-
ions. They are as follows: Resolved,
BY the board Of county commissioners.
now In session. who have lust learned
of the increase In our population to the
,xtent Of triplets to the family Of our
fellow citizen Joseph Fellows. this
board. to show the gratitude In behalf
,f the people OF Saguache county. here
by make donation Of e25 and hereby
order the clerk TO draw a warrant for
hat amount and present 1t said Fell
lows ~ . token OF reward for his cf-
forts to increase the population Of this
.ounty and to show to the world At
large what Inducements the glorious
climate Of the San Luis valley can Of
Ter to encourage immigration and that
othe.s may put forth more efforts In
the same direction
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
H;ls~nsIon ssA Teeth,

Education b playing said hovoc with ths
Teeth OF hsssisrn generations. NJ an expert.
rnccd dentist In the West end aayH, and h.
ought 10 ksDw. Formerly decsycd teeth
were fes.efally attributed TO n secret fond
ness fur ,s,sboss, but the Idea In. It appears.
quite g siseah~. ln fact. sugar Ia rather
fourisainG than otherwise. The truth ID
that thai - the ansarnt sturdy SQUARE Jaw Of the
Engii.h race is changing through lessons
and bunk lcarniny To an angular or V
shape. which pr~as~s the molars Oae upon
the other. does UOt give them room to grow
ard WIN ~ ,.ss. prrveet some Of yhcsa cut
ting st All 1nde~i. this catastrophe IL n.t
infrvYurnt already. In many caves the orig
inHl teeth an lssOminx le.s In number than
they os,xht 10 l'r. aud often the s'wissious.
cr.. fail 10 appear. This, In un '.-dnrst-.i
jaw" ls bansniAbir. The new facial form Ia.
according 10 thu dentist. mach cultivated by
ladies. who Sad that Il Is popular ansous
xrntl~mcm Th- latter like women with The
''~sincstssr' aaxir 1T chin. which generally
carries with 4 l~arly but very frsil teeth.
" The alNsislisf b~ right. thla pr,rrsa 0S
selection. .isiss, BY further iessans and more
study. will In the courp~ Of time pruturr
n race without any teeth at all. Then vii,
the .irntisss make fortunes. for people will
rdnirr sOmpIrtr ARTIFICIAL sets from baby.
ho'sl Onward. I>ondon Telegraph.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
INDIANS GOING HOME.
Appear Anxioss 10 Avoid Further Tr.ah,s
In C0lOraslsA


In Colorado.
Denver. Nov. From the Informs.
tiou received In this city yesterday rel
alive To the Ute Indian troubles. II
would appear that no further trouble is
expected by those who are In the vicin-
ity Of the recent disturbances. There ir
still little excitement at White Hooks,
but no trouble IL appreieihlssl. The
latest news from the seat of the trou.
tile states that the Indians are hasten.
Ing to their respective re-ervat tIons.
anxious to avoid the troops aud furth.
cr trouble. The wounded Indians ure
being cared Tor. and no fatalities ur,,
expected.
The mail yesterday afternoon con.
talnsd the following assuring letter
from Commissioner Swan to the gov
ernor:
Ride. Colo. Oct. n. ls01.-GovernOr
Adams, Denver. Colo: Dear Slr-I n
turned here this afternoon. acCOmpan-
led by Warden Mclean. ON Thursday y
] left Mecker and rsle to Yellow creek.
~ miles down the White. where I met
Warden Mclean ana sheriff Wilbur Of
Rio Rlnno county. They had returned
after having visited many Indian camps
scattered In the hills and extending all
.he way To Itangcley. Tie Indians had
heard Of the snake river killing. aud
had also tss<.u Orslercd by the Indian
police from the fOrt to return To the
reservation. They were losing no time
10 complying. and werr getting out as
fast - possstIae. There was no talk Of
hxht. but all seemed anxious to get out
of tlse country. frOm other sources Of
Information m, equally ~ well satis.
htsi that the lsands that were In Routt
county have all returned home Of their
own accord. or under escort Of the Fort
Duchesue troops. There are probably
NO Indians remaining In these countIex
now. and trust aud believe the cam.
taiEn Of game protection against In.
dian ralda In ended for this season.
expect To remaln In this section In con.
nsrtion with my o<iicial duties for a
couple Of day.. and will b. In Denver
Wednesday morning.
tsIxnfd.) J. 4. SWAN,
l'OminissLDucr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

lluilnOnnry IuDercuiOSiSl anu ah
bronchial. throat, lung and chest
troubles. stubborn coughs, catarrhal af-
fcctlons, scrofula. general decline and
weakness, loss of flesh. and all condi-
tions OF wasting away, and. TO make
Its wonderful merits known. he wei
send three free bottles tall dif'crcnu OF
his New Discoveries 10 any afflicted
reader OF this paper who will write for
hem.
Already this new scientific system
OF treatment" has, by its timely use
permanently cured thousands of appa-
rcntly hopeless cases, and 1t seems II
necessary and humane duty to bring
such facts to the attention OF all invn-
lids, tha, they may be benefited there
by.
Chemistry and science are daily as
tonishng the world with new wonders.
The researches and experiments of this
great chemist. patiently carried on for
years. have eliminated In results as
beneficial to humanity Us can he
claimed for any modern genius of phil
osopher.
The medical profession throughout
Aineifca and Europe are about unani-
nous In the opinion that nearly all
physical ailments naturally ;cnd TO the
generation OF consumption. The alliic,-
ed die in the short. cold days Of winter
Guch faster ;han Ia the long hot days
Of summer.
The Doctor has proved he dreaded
disease 10 bc durable beyond II doubt.
In any climate. and has on file in his
American and European laboratories
thousands OF letters of heartfelt, graft
tn,lc from those benefited and cured In
all parts of the world.
Consumption, uninterrupted, means
speedy and certain death
No one having. or threatened with,
any disease. silOnld hesitate II day. The
Doctor considers 1t his professional du.
iy-n duty which he owes 10 suffering
liumanity-iO- donate Il trial Of his in
fallIble cure.
simply -rrite to +. \. Slocum. NJ. C.,
!IS Pine street. New York. giving full
address. aud three free bottle tnll DIFF.
ferentl Of his New Discoveries will b,.
promptly sen:. with full Instructions.
To any afflicted reader OF this paper
There IL NO charge for correspond
cnce-adricr.
Knowing. as We do, Of the undouh,
'si efficacy OF The Slocum Cure. every
sufferer should take advantage OF, this
most liberal proposition.
\ system Of medical treatment that
will cure lung troubles and cOnsump.
lion In certainly good fOr-nnd will
curc-nlmOst any disease that humani.
ty Is heir to.
Pleas. tell the Doctor you saw his
generous Ofrer In ,his paper and greatly
Oblige.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
n..s.... c...., n. c,..a

BY local applications as they cannot
ren>h the Diseased portion OF the car
Tn. .e IL only one WY to cure deafnuss,
Tnd n that :" by eons'i.m'i,onal rs remsdiss
tion OF tho mucous lining OF the lcus-
tachlnn Tube. When this tube In IN
perfect hearing. and When It is entIr ,iy
closed. Deafness Is the result, and un-
less the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal con.
dition. hearing Will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out Of ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which In nothing but an infamcd
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by cutarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls CatArrn
Cure Send for circulars. free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo O.
Sold by Druggists, &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
PU0liC DG0r srArGMENT.
A. ls~ssass ~ sesshs Aisliss issaa.ss sss
shs Meath.

A. 1srssess ~ eesSAs Aisliss iIsslsss sss
shs Meath.
Washington. Nov. 1.-The mont his
statement Of the pulplic dciH shows that
~ the closc Of business October ~.
ltSs7. the debt. leas cash In treasury,
amounted 10 81 .HD. .irI. .gDi, au lncren =.
for the month Of es.<@l.lSS
Tiiia Increase In principally account.
ri for by decrease In the amount Of
rash % hand. Tho debt Ii recspitu ted
~ follows:
Istcrrst hearing debt. ts47 nj, 40;
debt On which Interest has erased since
maturity. ei.:t5l.5t0: debt hearing no
Intrrrst. eJ7p. .Oki, ,DdO: total. q Tn, $40.
unl
This amount. however. does mt In.
rlude eisai. .>aAkaal In certificates ana
TREASURY notes outstauding. whIch arr
nePset hy an equal amount Of cash In
the treasury.
The esah In the treasury h ciassiartl
- follows: D.
tsold. eip0, MT .2sM: silver. sam, m,3sl..
-: paper. eilA+4i ono: l,onda. dc.
busslag e1lees'e t,alanr~. ETC., el6, m. :.
73e: total. eeBiy yMM.pn1. asainst whjch
there ars 1enAud llabllltlss amountIa9
10 enD.0t1, ,1n7. leavlns the net cash
ta;ascc II ths trsasury e9O7. .7jd0uO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
THIS AND THAT.

Gambling mania II now accepted 10
France - . ground for divorce.
Few people In India eat more than
twice day. and Thousands only once.
The greatest cape In the world 10
Cape Horn. = precipi,ous mountain
over 5000 feet high.
There are In India 10000 widows
age between ten and fourteen years.
and $1,000 less than nine years old.
The relative Size OF the earth a. COM
pared with the sun Ii. approximately.
that Of srain Of sand to an orange.
A. far - calculations can decide. the
temperature Of comets IL believed TO be
5000 times asrcsr than that Of rcd.hot
iron.
A recent invention 10 . cradle that
rocks BY means Of clockwork mechan.
lam. and. 1t the sane time. plays baby
tunss.
shs-Isnt Colonel Oldbose tho worst
fellow for Aring OF old saws and say.
iass? As-A regular naxim.gun chr
-Brookiyn Lfs.
Notwithstanding all the efforts OF ,n.
vsntors. % oss has bssa able TO dis.
cover . Substitute for leather. For
Shoes. bsltiaS. harnsss and . thesssad
other usss. there's nothias like isath.
e."
Toroato hotsis have besn bothered
by . naa wAo Dsfsists II esteias six
na1Rns % 'tha rGu16ose and foe9ssias six
roo0s. although no one accompanies
him snd be rsprsesats noboAy but him.
self.
"Didav you sorost sonsthins. SIR"
asked ths walter. "Yes." replied
0lmpy. feaeAias Tor bic hat. you
were 70 bsas bsiAgiAs ~ Aiansf that
! foeooe what I haA ordered.
1slpAla Meth ADsrieas.
vtrse PAsesaese-WouA yeu-sh-
lead ~ year 0Deetacies . noosat,
pieass3 0sceaA Paseengsr- Certainly.
or. Tifse passsaesr-Ah. thank you;
nov. = yoa co Ho< ~ 10 rss1 your
papss. weHA yoa min1 letting ~ have
it, p,easeS-Ttt. Dtta
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

ee0otSys oseo ooo4oooo, ~
wes - Aiaav. - hsast tssuhoe, u
sss1e1 - 0asagh ~ hsess wos = ~
tArea1 - tlnss sheliag -. ] ssuA
~ win ago1nA ed eenlA ~ "
6ss1, ~ tAea ~ hsart woalA hses -
~ ] WoaA Sssl = the~gA I Was
enees6slag. ] ~ 70 ~ up b ~
aigeAQ - es1se - tssatha. / wss -
wea6 ssph - - esything.
J - now taleea ssvssal bettles q
LV0e - tlokha0b vseptabls Cen
Reea - ess1 thfss packsess q
eaaeoSe Waah, ~ esa ~ I -
peseee!lv easUl. ! 70 not think I
sesn AaNe nvsA ieag u Nrs PtsA-
naaS 9e1lelqe ~ Det hs,psA ns.-
- Soo0o x1sonDea, biD nns1 ~
Wassea%.6A
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06
csasssssssss, R.,As.s, s,ps..s.

Washlnetee. Nov. l.-The new Con.
gress3oaal hbrary. which has been In
toarps Of construetlon for the past dx
year,. was opesed 10 the pshlic to-day.
Tnetv wssv - csremonIes Of any klnd.
An ~ departments. With the exceptIon
OF those devoted 10 ths Are arts and
stusse; sre csedy fer IT, ~ Of The pub
". AboSt S1h0oO yvaumes ars NOW -
the shelves oe ~ llbsarJ. est many -
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-06

An outrage on rlc Irish: Miss Fog.
arty. who "livcs out" on Beacon hill.
In making home call. AMI has brougli,
few Bickings for the old people Mrs.
FcGarty (criticising the contents OF the
hamper-I'fwn;'s this. Julia? Miss Fo-
gar'y-Thctr pfwut they calls chick.
cn frixxss.. Mrs. Fogarty-Is II? Well.
Tx gor, yex Cnn tex 1t hack. It's poor
we are. lrnt tank hivin. we're not under
the neshisity nv aitin' hair!