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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30
a oaEAr STORM.
Denver Casslsas Bag Dose Of sssw--
nallssaAa Have . Hard rias.

Denver CAssasas Bag Dose Of sssw-
naiassa1s Have . Hard fios.
Denver, Oct. 27.-During the past
thirty six hours Denver has experi.
enced . very severe snow stOrm-the
worst in fourteen yenrs. 1t began Non
day night with rain. turned Into s1eet
and later into snow. Being warm II
was very wet snow and consequently
disastrous to trees. wires and car lines.
The latter could run but few cars and
before night had nearly Surrendered 70
the storm which continued all day. The
wind blowing hard added to the diff
Guilty Of the work of keeping the streets
clear.
Besides the snow the street car COM
I'anies had hundreds OF fallen tele-
phone poles to contend with. besides
hundreds OF miles of wire which had
broken down by the poles giving away
Trolley and cable cars were unable to
make much progress on their first trips
on account OF these impptlmerts
Scores OF employees OF the telephone
ana electric light companies had been
sent out early In the morning to clear
away the debris. But their task was
an arduous one. and the street car men
had to assist them.
Ihe snow continued falling last night
nut as the wind had stopped blowing.
the ear companies had chance to
clear part OF their lines. This morning
tile snow averages ten inches on q lev
81.
At midnight Denver was almost snow
bound. A part OF the trains left for the
East. hut their movements were nncer-
tain. Nearly all the trains on the Colo
rado lines We're entirely abandoned
The Rio Grande WAS absolutely snow
bound and the traffic on the Gulf and
Midland was dcmorulizcd.
The storm Is general ihroughou; the
state. hut the worst points are within
radius OF 100 miles of Denver. 1t
was unexpected and the railroads wore
not prepared TO handle II. The snow
alone could have becm removed with
the biz snow plows. bu the wind was
at times terrific and formed huge
drifts many feet deep. As fast as 1he
snow was cleared away the wind blew
IL back again and in addition It was
constantly falling. Between Denver
and Colorado Springs traffic was 81 ,I,-
Dcd. Conditions We're as bad be. .wcon
Pueblo and Colorado Springs and D.-
vide. Cripplc Creek WAS entirely shut
on from the world. From Divide 10
IHadvillc the Midland track WAS omen
last night. hut II was In consian; dan
ger Of being closed.
The eastern roads are having crel'
difficulty between Denver and points
from seventy to ninety miles cas-. Be
tween Denver and Greeley there Il n
heavy snow and trains wore alap-
doncd The boulder train got as far
as Brighton and then quit.
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ARE COMING TO TINE.
UNION PACIFIC DEBT WILL sE
PAID.
Ths Rsergasisasasa Ceanittes Agree -
Raiss It's ~ IN Irdes 10 Prevrat
Psstposaent Of the saIe and Posaibse
c0RpetitSoa.

II. Paul. MIMI. Oct. @-A telegram
frum Attorney General Mckenna this
afternoon notified the attorneys for the
government In the UnioA Pacific rail-
way case that the sale could proceed as
originally planned. arrangements hav-
Ing been made with the reorganization
committee that guaranteed to the gov
ernment Its full lien on the property.
General John G. Gown Of Omaha and
Ex-Governor George +. Hoadley Of New
York were In the city to press the mo-
tion for a six weeks pOstponement. no.
tice Of which had been given yesterday y
by General Gown. However, this aft
crnoon came the telegram from the nt-
torney general ordering the withdrawal
Of the molten for pos,poncment. This
telegram WAS presented to Judge san
born Of the United States circuit court.
and the notice OF the motion TO post
pone wns withdrawn. BY stipulation
the sale Of the Kansas division was set
for December II. but the main line will
he sold next Monday at Omaha. aS
heretofore announced. by Master Com
missioner Cornish.
Washington. Oct oG-Although the
government officials decline either tn
affirm or deny the repor, Of its accept
ance OF the new proposition OF the re-
organization committee Of the Union
Pacific railroad. there Is no reasonabl
doubt Of its accuracy. This proposition
is understood To be an increase OF the
original guarantee bid of S.O.Op,OOo TO
n sum sufficient to cover the full
amount of the governments calm
..--.,inst the Union Pacific road proper.
~ I,nt tsls al I f.I "a.
1893. This includes the principal of the
debt. which amounts 10 S2i.2.H.Jf2,
and the balance OF the interest paid by
the United States. amounting to $50
$50. SSH. This represents the full amount
Of the Union Pacliic's Obligations to the
government; The sale Of this line will
be proceeded with, MS originally in
tended, about November |.
AS 10 the Kansas Pacific road. tho
committee withdr;iws lis guarantee and
consents To a postponelent OF the sale
To any date to sriit the convenience OF
the government. This action. II is un-
ders,ood. leaves the government in the
same position with respect 10 the Kan
sas Pacific as before thc negotiations
were Instituted. and In this situation
the government may. If i desires. post
J,one the sale indefinitely. The debt OF
the Kansas puciiic to thr government
aggregates nearly Si"G0Go0. of which
Sirci.Occ Is principal and the rcmaini-
er unpaid Interest. Whether the GOV
ernmcnt will ask the court to order Il
sale Of the kausas Pacific on December
l., cannot be stated. hut should II So de
eide. II Is underriool that no objection
VIII he raised by thr reorganization
committee. The net rCsul, uf the now
arrangement. So far aS concerns the
Union Pacific. Is regarded by the ofii-
cials as highly advantageous to the gov
crnncnt. as IL secures all that II has
ever claimed To bc due It. and renders
II practically ceria!n that \ very large
share of the debt Of the Kansas Pa
ciiic will lie realized whenever It may
desire to consent To Its sale.
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THE GOLD STANDARD IN INDIA.
Henry Dunning NrIrod Gives Some Facts
B~nrI0g sbn the subject.


Hearing On the subject.
London. Oct. 21.-Thc Times puh-
lishcd this morning n letter from
Henry bunnlng Mcleod on the niop,
ion of the gold standard for India. In
the course Of which the writer says.
1t WIS estimated twenty-five years
ago that gold would he required at
that time tn restore the Indian currency
TO gold basis. More would bc re-
quircd now. But II is estimated that
NJ least three hundred thousand pounds
sterlin. In gold Is now boarded In In
dia. which Will bc hrough, out II the
Indian minis are KEEP, closed To silver
while the ratio Of the sovereign 10 the
rupee Is adjusted To the present value
of the rupee"
The Times. commenting upon Mr..
McLcod's letter. says:
THE public Is not In possession Of
the fncis upon which the Indian gov
crnmcnts decision that II Is possible
10 adopt the gold standard Is based.
hut II this Is within the bound. of pos
siblliiy. I, ought to llc -nrried into cf-
feet. For II would relieve business nll
over the worhl from the disIniciing cf-
feet OF bimetnliism agitation aud In.
lrIguc."
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rnEcHicAoowArsR SCANDALS
4 Water Coassissisa - ~ AppseassA -
lsssstixsts N~ass ~ Alleged.
NissaAaagONoot.

Chicago. Oct. 5i.-YearS of fraud.
nbuss. of power and loss Of nnncy 10
the city In It's wntcr department have
finally hrn recognized by the mayor
mud aldermen aud u water cosnniisaioi,
is TO b. appointed by Mayor Harrison,
composed of ConInissi0oer NsN;nnn,
suisrin'cndcn' of the Water Once
Lang. three aldermen aud two real -.
tate men. 4 thorough revision Of the
present water rates In contemplated.
Expert Harper. who has hsen engaged
on the waIcr office hooks for three
months. has Informed the mayor that
hi. report. which will ir ready IN u
few days. viii show that fraud ny.
grsRnting thousands of dollars has been
Isrierirated by former officials la thi.
department The report Will show tina,
during the past two years r,lNics To
the amount Of etOD.OO have been
grintssi without authority. Rebates
~ f.DWD more, granted an authority
of pas, wn'cr office officials, nrc crit.
iciscd sharply.
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TO RECONSIDER the BROWN
CASE.
iAportsat ts~gr~ssstssai CsaasN VIII
CsaseAs h Chlra9o. -

Csasess h ChSrago. II.
Chitugo. Ost. 1.-THE most import.
mt Congregational council convened
sincr the famous Bschcr council In
brooklyn will begln Its sessions In this
city tomorrow morning. II win be
csnposct of the following: DR.. \. Boy u.
tosl. Detroit: Dr. N. Buruhan. ~.
sDuia: IN. Arthur IItflr. Boston: Dr.
q. II. ldc. Milwaukee: Dr. Don Brad.
ley. Graad Raptas: Dr. q. n. Merrill.
Minneapolis: Dr. J. r. Blanchard. Az.
rpsa. Illinois. and Dr. ". 4. Waterman.
the Rev. ]. u. S!icox. Dr. Philip krcsin
and DR.. q. II. Wallace Of Chicago.
The council Ii to consider The com.
psuint a Dr. &. q. Brown. latc Of Ian
Fs~nclsro. nxnlnst tlr Hay conference.
which he charges Injured and wreussSl
him in suspcnding him wNhous proper
grounds and by Improper nsrthosia. AFT.
r. counril had acquitted him II
char9ea of imnnrallty. DR.. RsUwn will
ie assisted by the Rev. J. 4. Adams of
Chicago. and tAe Hay coaference will
h rppeearaied ny N. J. K. Mcfeau.
Dr. a. =. Hatch and ne nev. c. n
Brown. II has not - tesa determins<i
whether the Cuse viii ~ Considered
with opes ~ r,aseti Anoes.
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A m--.r.... .. IN. N.s..r.

Washington. Oct. 2s,.-Dr. FrI.ltpS
Nnn~sn. the Arctic explorer. was given
= resssptIon tonight ui the Arlington
hotel by the National t;cNgraphisrI ~.
.1s4y. The xur~ts werr Introtiuc,Si 10
Dr. N.nsen by Dr. David l., Day ~ the.
r,Oloaical survey mi<i Hon. Gardiner
Huestsari. aud asaistinx the explorer In
rrcstrinG WEIR General Gr,rIry of the
army AMI Engineer Melville VI ri,s.
navy. Thosr WIN called included Rst..
rrtarieu Long and Aiser. Assistant xsr.
f~sast~s vsnsis'rlip sn1 lsoos~vrit, Asao.
t4ate J,sstItr Harlan Of the supremr
Court. Hon. .Iohn w. Fc~trr ani othry
dlsslnxu'nhssi p,.lsaic ss.~n. After ihe ~.
ecpiion General Ir~ley made a few
r~1'arks complimentary io Nnns~n aud
his wOrk. EnGine~r Mrlvsxc in,rsluevsl
Nanern ~ the 9rWtcst hero WIN ever
went Into the Ar'tlc nra. an4i tls~ latter
brteay responded.
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DO avsn or nomssrrAosas.
The Ysst assAsu Milssssy assssvastsa 1sss
nsea OpsseA - sssslsaess.

The Ysst asHAsti Miissssy asassvastsa 1sss
nsea OpsseA - astsssasss.
Chamberlain. 4. D.. Oct. 25.-I.ons
before dayiigh, this morning SCORES Of
noldIess gAthrred outside the United
states land aslsCe and sen,aised iherr
coastantiy until the oesre ot,soed Sos
business at . O'Clock. TIE occasion
was the oS,euiag II the military reses.
vatioa. For the pas, two days iniessl.
ing homeateadesx have been arriving
b. train and team. In the liur thia
naoruing was q Wosuan WIN had come
over q hundsed milea to secure q uuart.
er sec,ion u 8osth Dakota land. Many
of thsas hsfs 10 make eAtry to-day have
leea sqnatters on The lanA ths1 1ralrv
for several ysars and have extensive
improvements. The clains a many
Of the sQuattess coeatet. eoase tructu
have two Of three claimants and COO.
teSta will b. necessary. TIE Fort
Randall resesvatioe coataian q telaj
II more thaa i0A00O acrra. D portioa
of which liss In 8outh Dakota ard The
renaaindsf In Nehsaska. Thst portion
lyla9 Ii this state was opsped % eettle.
n,enf to-day. II early days Fort Ran-
aall wss the handeensst sa1 gayeGs
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

The lynching Of two Italians In st.
Charles parish. near New Orleans. two
years ago, for the murder Of an old
man cost the general government sew
eral thousand dollars by way OF indem-
nifty to Italy: and now an old negro
confesses and proves that he was the
murderer and the Italians had nothing
to do with the crime. The doctrine
OF an eye for an eye would make it
necessary to hang the lynchers: but
perhaps the matter may be compro-
missed by bringing the Innocent Italians
to life.
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l,.ssss !. ksss sSs~Ass.

washington. Oct. si-knri hrkcr.
who rs.s'7'ri Mi.s cisueros from a pris.
IN In Havana. was the guest II honor
at u dinner given Ia his honor tonight.
by his fellow n"wsssAlrr worken of
Washington. III. desSratt0us of the
banquet room were of nsost elatoruic
character. In which chrysauths1num
aud palma prs.ioninatssl. Nearly iOD
Kuesta wes~ prs~ut. aiming tlsrm h.
Ing \ number NJ Mr. lls~ker's intimate
friends mt ~nxnxel n sewnpaper
work. Tive s,isrt VI heaor aat at lts
head n the tat,:c. asa 1ir. Angus Nc
xwrsn intrNiu~si NJ. Harry L. Mer.
rick. Who artri NJ tongtnsAaser. lssjFv-
sentative AnC~ !. CUmsninxs IT N~w
York. Nr. Decker sod o,hsr~ made
spcechsp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

Estimates OF population OF cities and
towns In the United States having one
thousand or more inhabitants. accord
ing to the census OF 1880. have been
received at Washington In response TO
. circular sent by DR.. wymau. Of the
Marine Hospital Service. to the health
omcials Of those localities. The esti.
mates were asked for ms a part OF de-
sired data bearing on the statistics Of
mortality and morbldl,y In the coun-
try. but Il in needless to say that they
have an interest for people outside Of
the class Of sanitariAns and patholo-
Gists. This II particularly true a. re-
cards the larger cities. Tho ngures
compiled, which are for the year 1885.
seem to Indicate that Chicago has made
the largest Increase In population In
the Interval since the last national
census. Its population II given ~
ISIS ms In 1896. as compared with
l.o0S $50 in 1890 New York seems to
have made the next greatest gain
among the large cities. Its population
bsing put At 1895. 900. Is against l.5l6.-
sol In 1880. Brooklyn comes next. hav-
lag Increased Its population from SOC.
3A3 to 10000 Philadelphia shows an
advance from i.0as.sst to l.iss.1o3. 81.
Louis shown . xnin from t6i.7 ITO ia
SO. 900. Boston from %&s.l77 to 6ls.3oS
and Baltimore from asa. .$39 to COZ. .318.
These represent the cities having q
population in exesas Of soo.ooo. Note-
worthy gains are sho~n by some Of the
cities failing below that hgurs. In Ger.
tails instances more notable proportion
aisiy than those shown BY some Of ths
larger ones.
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ns.s ss,sss !. ysss..

Atiantic CITY. y. J.. Oct 3k-1As
noethwsst sssem SIN pesvatosog n
probably the nsost ssvsse 10 many
yearA. In point of high tides Il haa
not bsea eq1atted. II h aaN. ssace lotl.
TIE damaos doas thus fsS Aees ~
equAl that of the stora q IA Ut
n n 1sss ~ abats sesa, Il pee1tses
10 exeee6 Il.
The three rnilruada have hses
washs1 Ter . eoasldssable Aialanos,
thua shuetin9 the city o1t Of traia sse.
vice sthss way. +rlaat.t
AZ Chelsea. ahout slx squares -
bsasA wan wes waaasA away - ~.
esal bulk.Aeads were vreeko1. Tho
eovssusseat Me csvw hes rsseeve1 -.
elal ise(rustteas 10 b. WoeehfuAao6 \
y fsafed tAese may b some NooGAe
UssssU 0sut .aII .u.t. VA. 4.
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r,rrv-M,nE CASES or FEVER.
The sissatioa In New Orleans v ssui Far
froa Eac0arsgiag.

New Orlcan, I.n.. Oct. 3i.-pnst the
hnlf century mark. to flfiy.nine. the
number ~ eases had gone to-day by
nightfali. The deaths nt that time had
not been ~ numerous. hut they had
reached seven. Tie new eases were ds..
veloissSi from various SECTIONS of the
city. There Is ~ longer nny aitenp, Ia
establish fOsri. Cases appear whcr,.
there has never bssM fever l~forr. AMI
the doctors say simply that the germs
nr. nying around nnd that ,I,scs are
not To G restricted 10y municipal or
geographic boundaries. The new t.,s.-.
b"gnn To appear very early to-dny.
Last nights rSOr,i. exceeding In deaths
that Of amy other day. AMI almost
"pualing In number of new C,isc- the
record of any previous day. was very
bad. ye, things this evening were not
encouraging.
TIL" otfic.nl report of the boari Of
health fAi,wp: Cases Of fever to-day.
~: deaths Today. :: total cascs ~ yci.
INV fever To date. l.a's': total deaths
from yellow fever To date. Ia; total
eases absolutely recovered. ,rtI: total
ctscs under treatment. ]S7.
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E,.s,r,el,y Cure. l,.,.y nor,--.

Chicago Inter Ocean: A Pennsylvania
man owns horse. which he says la worth
81 600 10 him. lie had offered $500 TO any
one who wouid cure HIN Of the hsh!t IT
baking and all to no purpose. He then pro-
cured three-volt storage battery. Will
which he connected each side Of the bit and
cruppcr by means of three wires. The horse.
when hitchcd TO II road cart. braccd his
four feet and nt hrst refused to move, hut
at the first push NJ the button be junpcd.
snOrted and moved on. Each day for y
week he was given The same lesson. and Il
now his owners pride. AS he never ball..
bites or kicks. Several similar cases har"
been reporte,l. and In two courts II has been
decided that n small amount Of electricity
applied to II balky or lazy horsc is lcsS cruel
thnu whipping II.
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ileaes,les NJ nnlalneee.

~ franrtsro. Ore. 3n-alnre the
rruisee 6aliin,orw hae oesa snciDred In
the stream pr~parneoey TO notng 10
Honnsulu. her umu,aotles lms sepssted
10 the pollw almost daily the dssrstloa
VI thfee ~ four of ~ cfvW. Already
twssty have sucrr~ts In earapias. and
nnlees a strsct~r wntcA = Kept Il h ls>
ltevrd that anosi,rf 6ssft ~ men win
have "a he s.-st here fsom the ease n
nll her r'nsrlsn,~nt. Last Night aeven
nssn ssessesara In Otataa ashore b.
swImmlng and In snlno boats.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

An English Tory army officer who
died lately left directions that his body
should be cremated and the ashes bur-
led In garden By the side Of his IA
vorite dog. The dog was Scotch COL
lie that had been taught to bark and
gfowf whenever Mr.. Gladstone's name
was mentioned. After 1t died Its mas
ter used to decorate the grave with
primroses on Lord Beaconsiieid's birth
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

II u believed some oe the members n
the boafd ~ tiirectoiS wlii be replaced
by representatives Of the German inter.
exts In the road. The directors esected
to-,iay are as follOws: +. r. Olcott, b
A. Aymar eandR J. n. Jarvie, G. r.
AyOe. @. Sherman. T.. +. Hyde. J. N.
Wallace. g. Bortine. u. W. Rlstfne, H.
T. Rogers and L. Il. johnson.
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$1,000 Gives Away.

Think OF Il! ono thousand dollars
IN gold coin offered free by the Sterling
Remedy Company. to the frienda and
end6rsers Of Cascarets Candy Cathar-
tic. The Steslingg II honest and re-
liable. its soner u liberal and attrac-
tive and Casclrets are the best medi-
cine preparation ever discovered. Don't
miss your share Of the gold. for you
can easily get It by reading and an
swerin& the big al In this issue.
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a,s.s.. xs.-..A r...ss.s,,

New York. OFT. 1i.-fhc Srorsa n,ss.
iloa of iis~ Colorado Midland llaijrex)
Compaay was formerly cumpttssi thls
afterws0a. tl~or9e ". Kisslue. formerly
rrceaver oe the rund. was elsrted prrs3.
srnt and . full lrpnvsl n directors was
sserted. T1se issrsing 0f tho hsa,ihoiA.
en- fhen adjouru~si TO T'hnrsday. wi,ss
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

The finding Of a uniform case marked
Gordon Pasha" on board one OF the
boats recently captured at Berber, re-
calls vividly the tragedy Of the Nile
that led to the fall OF Khartoum.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

= Tho Bible tells Us that Naomi was
80 yeafs old when she married. Surely
that ought to be some consolation to
the old maids. -i
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Wake UP.

ems you II yoEr kidneys and bladder ar, in
active or weak. Don't you know that VI ynn
fail to impei them to action. Rright- DIS
ease or diabetes awaits your Use Hostel
tcr's Stomach Rittcrs without delay. i has
n most beneficial effect upon the kidneys
when sluggish. and upon the bowels. LIVER.
,tomuch and nervous system.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30
PAINFUL AFFi.lcTloN
A Sen Writes . Letter rsinns How his
Father Was 1svue,sd.

WINAMoE, 1ND.-"My father was
troubled with boiis and car buncles. After
suffering for some time, he heard OF .
similar case cured by Hoods sarsaparilia.
He began taking this isedicine and con-
tanusd IT. use until !ss was cured. Ny
moehss b taking Hoods Sarsaps1ilia for
rheunatism and II h hslping her," Cur
g. N1wEiRK, Boz iSS
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..,rN - arrange that In all this talk OF
aA1sxation nobody thinks Of New 1sr-
~.
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0nts more the man who saw the
whole dre and escaped alive will make
his nsighbors regret II. s's
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FREE. IMPORTANT INFORMATION

To men (plain enve.ope.) How, after ten
ycars' fruitless doctoring. ] wa~ fully re-
stored to full vigor and robust manhood.
No L. o. ID. fraud. No money accepted.
No connection with medical concerns.
Sent absolutely free. Address. Lock Box
as., Chicago, III. Send 2-ceat stamp II
convenient
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

fyohibition that prohibits might b
termed . glass stopper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

Aunt Margaret has Ind tve cooks married
from her house In three years" "is that >"f
Why don't you send your daughter Julit over
and see what Margaret can do for hsrf
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

II spVesrs that the freight rat~s On
tAs Great Lakes are not the cheapest
n the world. - We recently asserted
them % b. Our attention 10 called 70
tAs fact that two dollars will pay for
ths transportation Of . ton Of aous
sroo the Pacific coast TO Hong Kong.
. distance Of bstween seven and eight
tAossasA miiss. Ths tvo dollars can
- bossAt tos about stasty cents II
oDiA. Aeeordinsiy The Paciac freight
saas 10 ahost oas-sishth ~ . mill. or
eos-stoAtis&h Of . csot. Dse ton per
nile. esehoasd by ths eagiisA None
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ais your new c,-rHyns iroxressivc''' 81
suppose so. He attends funerals an his
wheel"
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a tet,e nsss ,,eay vtsis . naa uvss
~ ~ - ~ soltA1y wAsa ~ y
-. h ~ aA0sa3ejsa - . kaaeas
O1n1D1aB toneogAln1 - eft-ljoss0e1
1HonA- o. e o0ea}se nssts ~.
I IN -ses = - = tsaA-
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- - nAffieA % riks's Peak was
- ~ sAteA q yosas eeap,s's re-
oooe tslD y ceeses1a TAo pavsfs ~
ohay vses "sastsls nDsbtlsesi otAsss
- - 0ssaao BoDsroe isvs y play
aoosa1nAlAe psaAts vhieA ~ tAso ~
~ ~ laaS,igAs q ~ psbHs ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-30

hOnAsR Oio1e cure Liver Ills: easy TO
sssc take. easy " Operate. &c.