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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
MUSICAL BIRDS IN FLORIDA.
One sings Medley and the Other Initiate
the whistle Of Air Brakes.

Fred Ellis. engineer Of the waterworka,
has the most wonderful mockinE bird IN
jacksonville. He was six years old this
month. IL n great, full-throated fellow, tame
as n kitten and as belligerent In make.be-
lieve sort Of way rs 4 hornet. says the Flor
Ida Times Union. He doesn't do any fancy
work In the mimicry Of mouth organs. music
roundelay the picture OF hnppinesa, In
voice that Is wonderfully sweet. He has .
number Of songs and one Of them Ii = med
ley Of his own composition that sweeps In
the whole feathercd tribe-ha wk. whippOor-
Will. Jay. rain crow, rooster Growing. little
chick In Distress. the cali OF 4 yOunG tur.
key, the cav Of raven, the cluck OF hen,
bird. thrush. joree and the tweet Of the
The hind claw Of one foot IL broken. and.
~ while he sings this foot keeps slipping
from Its perch. he constantly readjusts II.
aad. with head lifted In the air. pours 0ut
his heart all day long to the roses among
which his cage II hung.
There Is canary bird at the terminal sta.
tion that has learned the exact Initiation Of
the whistle Of the air brakes of pass..nSee
train. when II runs into the .tnlon tn.
bird will listen lntently for Il :rain. nnd u
Immediately bexins to dance 1ronrd In gite.
The train glides intp the station while tho
littlc fellow cllnRs to the wires Of the cage
to get \ peep. and the often heard whistle
Of escaplng air fills the structure With Its
noise. The bird waits comp'ncently until
Is II for s1preme effort. II nils Its iuags
and produces an echo OF the sound of the
trnin's brakes Many passengers, In pas
Ing the birds cage. have been attracted by
the marvellous similarity between the twS
sounds. the only difference bcing In volume.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
hA,LsroRMs SCATTERED.
Austsaa. vi.syarAs ssessssfslly Fss4sess,
frUa tie DOWnRoax.

1too - ODWn1xs
..s. T.. iss 4 ssssss.: Il re z
serssd serss prSepie SSs q q rsia .G
a, aep.s z q :as e =
rs!a.producing e1psrinents earsssd cst Z
~ .apssies sSssis:s Il % ses.sssss SsssSss 8. 9.
pennsats which psoysd sseess.a.l wcss car
e. sss g r. A:s 1s.ss. 81 81
tSs dsvaststios q hsii stofns. wSIcS arc 6
freq.eat cecu1rssee q that ssctioa q y
is Wisai::s. r Ss.isssss. csr dove sssilsssrs. &ss-
thai. owns extenslvs viueyar4s. eteated q
.s. e: :oess.I ., ;e :a q S..a e: ;e: );
at xarich.. havins expended q good Aeel e
iaSds' d' ana nd in % ssearins M e choice cuitiaSs iron
neat to psotec. 81. crop. from their ;y.s Wo..t
svs i've scses se OF of his Sest vines. but found tks
:as ssss' 4: 20 ssaesssv: .sa q
az "a s AZ e.
on The six most promlnent summits sur
rounding the locality and commandine 9
:sS S' @ q sTE .o .' .s.sa IL sa!'S s.a ss:,
station Il = cabin In which the necessary
powder 10 stored.
A corps of volunteers, consisting Of neigh.
bora, who are also owners Of small Vine
yards, have been trained to handle the NOR
tars at the slightest indication of an ap-
preaching storm. The mortars are imme-
diately manned and loaded with about four
and q quarter ounces Of powder each. and
shooting commences simultaneously and
continues regularly out Of the sixty NOR
tars until the clouds have scnttered and the
storm has blown over. These experiments
were anxiously watched by the citizens OF
Windlsch. Freistritx last summer. AT the ap-
proach OF threatening black clouds on the
submits Of the Bncher mountains . signal
was given and all the mortnrr were ed Oh,
and the continuous detonations In a few
moments caused q sudden reaction In the
movements OF the clouds. The cloud wall
opened up funnei-like. the mouth Of tho
funnel began to rise In the form Of consecu.
tive rings. expanding gradually until all OF
the clOuds scattered and entirely dtsap-
peared. There was no hall or even sudden
downpOur of rain. The same expertencs
was gone through slx times last summer,
and has. without n ringle exception, proved
. successful preventive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

Utah is increasing In population
faster than any state In the Union.
Her mines. her fields and her factories
yield their fullness OF wealth annually.
The best people In America are set
tling within her borders. One hum
dred towns and villages have popula-
tions OF nearly $500 each. showing
how equally the population is distrib-
uted. There Is one thing. however.
that Utah needs very much. There is
\ scarcity of printing presses. Thirty
one OF the towns referred to have no
printing Offices and no newspapers. II
that cannot exist for any great length
OF time.
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Nining Nos~s.

Orr shipments nt Cripple Greek have
Increased since the first Of the month,
and Indications point that production
for November Will bc u record br.akcr.
Ore haulcrs arr behind, the mills mr.,
getting all they eau use. despite the
fnct that the milling capacity hns In.
crcnsed rapidly In the last two months,
nnd the r;iilroad companies are again
having difficulty In securing ears as
fast ns the mines wish 10 load.
Some Nevada holders Of unpntcn,e,l
silver claims say II is hardly worth
Will" doing the annual work In 1907
required 10 hold them. Where claims
represent n past outlay Of s,oncy the
question II n difficult one. Itut sixty.
one days remain, and. II possible. every
holder of any mining claim anywhere
should do sufficient work Ia legally hold
II. Now and for the next few years no
property equals In prospective value "A
mining c.nim.-MIning and Scientific
pr-s.
Some time ago was reported n mine
In bingham. Utah. where the sulphur.
cts We're on the surface and gave way
10 free gold rs depth was attained.
Now comes n statement That In the So
corro mine. eighty miles northwest Of
Phoenix. Arizona. samples Of gnicnn
ore. lead .ulphl'l.-. carry fr,~ gold. II
mny ls 20: since gold was found IN coal
In Utah. and IN the bark of trccs In
Washington and hens Ilxxar,is In Orr
Hop. no statement II To liz accounted
incrrilb!.. Mining and s,ici,siiic Press.
III" late strike on tho Golden Fleece
ls growing morc and more important,
Il In authorttativcly stated that the
drift Inns bssn extended In the orr for
scvcnsy.hvc feet. and ia still In orr.
The strike wns made In the dcctpcst
isvsl. tn'ins I'm feet below the holster.
which In In . chamber In 4 tunnel MD
feet Yrpm tho ysrfarr. This makes the
newly found ore f.mD f~st ts.iow the
surface. II II. the dscpsvt poiM yss
rs'achssi IN n trliurtam.frarins vein Ia
C1SnrAdo. TheOrs y exceedingly rich,
Two hundred feet hheve where iie orr
was found. another icvel 10 entering
apparently the same ore chuie fouud
l,esow. A. this n n N unexplossd poel
< ~ rstA n pspm1sss nseh.
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TO Dc Tn,Eo AGAIN.
Ceapstites Crsw VIII Have - sta.a
Coa9t Martial.


Ce~ft Martial.
Washington, Nov. GA telegram
came to the State Department to-day
from United 6tates Acting Consul
Springer, at Havana, as follows:
Trial by court-martial OF Competi-
tor prisoners will be held Monday next.
VIII attend"
There are i've Of these prisoners.
namely: Alfred I.aborde, William Gil
den, Onn Melton, Charles Barnett and
William I.eavItt. They were arrested
on the Competitor April p, 1896, on
charge Of landing arms for the insur.
gents, and have been held In close con-
finement ever since. May 8, 1895, they
were tried by naval court-mar;ial and
sentenced to death. Only the most en-
ergetic aciOn by the United States gov
ernment prevented the immediate exc
cutiOn OF this sentence. and after ne
gotlations direct with Madrid, Weylcr
having proved unrelenting. an order
was secured for n new trial, the Ma
drid judicial reviewing authorities hay
Ing adjudged the proceeding Informal.
The contention OF our government
has been that these men were properly
subject to the protection afforded by
the Gushing protocol. and entitled to
counsel, to be confronted with wit
nesses and all Of the guarantees of a
fair 'rinl contained in that agreement.
The Spanish claim has been that the
men, being taken arms In hand, and
not on land, are excluded from the
benefits Of the protocol. The news
now coming that they are to be tried by
court-martial again Is not rensxuring,
ms 1t amounts to mn insistence by the
Spanish upon their contention, which,
II carried out, will lead to the reimpo-
siiion OF the death penalty. though
clemency may be extended by General
Blnnco.
Hnnnis Taylor, ex-minister to Spain.
tonight made the following statement:
''TO the Associated Press:-As certain
Journals have deemed 1t necessary to
assert that the present administration
Is In no wise responsible for my acts as
n private citizen, I deem 1t my duty to
rntify that statement. The publica-
tons signed by me and based on dntn
accessible to everybody. were made up
on my sole responsibility from grave
sense OF public duty. which I cannot
doub; IL fully appreciated by the peo-
pie Of the United States, who are en-
titled to my testimony.
II am sure that the present adminIs-
tration " doing Its entire patriotic
duty. md I have for II no adverse crit
icism whatever. On The other hand,
! cannot believe tim; any one author
lied TO speak for II has ven.ured to
criiicise me In any particular. nx NIL
know that have discharged every OBJ
legation due TO II. whether personal or
official. with punc,ilious fullness."
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

Serious calamity Is reported to have
befallen the crops In nearly every part
OF Ireland. The situation is most ser
ious along the Atlantic seaboard. where
the potato crop. which is almost the
sole dependence OF the population. has
been ruined by blight and wet sum
mer. The excess of rain has inflicted
injury also upon hay and grain. The
harvest in general Is described as the
worst since 1879. when there was great
distress.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
ENGLAND AND FRANCE
Lossoa rapsr s.y They Ars - tAs nssah
u XAR.


London. Nov. G.-''On the Brink" is
the caption under which the Daily
Ncws to-day etlitor1ally discusses the
Anglo o-f'rcnch relationx. and II wonders
how many times In r,cent yeap Great
Britain hns been GU the brink Of war
with France. Tie same feeling Is
formed Of both countries. The news
from Iago~, west coast OF Africa, on
Thursday last. that the French had
evacuated saklc. one OF the posts In
the lagos Hinterland. which had been
occupied by their troopa In contrnven.
tlon Of the agreement Of 1890. lenviaG
that place as soon m the British force
sent there by Governor McCallum an
IAAre<i, showv how serious the sltuat ation
In west Africa has tsrn. and demon
strntes that collision bct ween French
AMI Bntlsh troors In this instance was
only aversei by the retirement OF the
former. and II further shows that such
. collision may occur any day.
Although expected. the dehnlte an.
nouncemeut that the Nngio- Egyptian
campaign up tn, Nile has been ahan.
boued for the present has heeu the
signal for howl Of disgust similar In
tone TO the outburrt Of the Morning
Post yesterday. which paper. In q spe.
cially displayed editorial article on the
subject. denounced the government for
''ita hesltancy and invrrtebrateueaa. on
all Rrrat octasIona." etlsiine that the
unfortunate bsscs In money and blood
are due 10 prorrsstination. and now.
when tho hour u ripc to viiNiicate Cor
don and TO smash the Mahdi. nothing il
10 he done. hut lMncful hesitation
acts In. 4 moral iaaucnsa. which par.
alyxrs our statesmen"
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and friendly relations with the Omitted
States, and now that be has come into
power will seek to give this sentiment
q practical eject. He and bis party arc
expected to arrive In New York to-
night, and come ON here tomorrow.
Come Of the premier's closest friends
were in the State Department to-day,
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ns.,-r~..,A raA.,v :. p...

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. Tho physI.
clans In attendance upon Major Benin.
min Butfcrworth. who n III with pncu.
nssnia ~ tho Hoilcndcn hotel. give but
little ctseOurn cement for hia rccuvcry.
II wns stated NJ ~ o'clock this cv~nlnx
thnt hS wonid not ,iie during the night,
hut the phystclans could not tell whrth.
cr hr would got wril. Mr.. Butter.
~Urti's wife and daughter. vino were
s'umiponesi from Cincinnati. ars at his
bedside.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
1,~sv~rs,lasa IL Ious.

ncs Moincs. Iowa. Nor. G.-1hrcc col.
ord desIcrn.locs. armed with n shot.
gun nnsi two biz rcvdvcrs. held up the
mining town Of MarIuisvIilc. four
miles north Of here tonight. T1acy
walked Into the pod room. and, call
Ing on hfiy mlncrS 10 hold UP their
bnfnis. one Of il' party went through
Their pockets. Tile miners had j,ist
been paid and Iuiic q sum ems taken.
After the robbery thc dcst,crndocs
rtr,iticd around town and nionssxi over
their work for few minutes. They
nr~d many shots. hat no one wns hurt.
They are still nt lsrge. -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
A CHANCE FoR MAMMA.
Republicans Win Have . Majority Of Wv
In the Ohio Legislature.

cpabli~sns Win Have . Majority Of Five
In the Ohio Legislature.
Columbus. o.. Nov. A.-Tie only I'm.
portnnt development In the statue Of
the new General Assembly today wls
tho decision In the Wood county caAe
which once more removes that county
from the doubtful list to the Republi.
can column. The court instructed tho
election supervisors Of Wood county
To canvass the returns from the dis-
pistcSi precinct, which gives the elec-
tIon m Captain q. r. Morris. the Re
publican candidate for represepeativ
by 81 plurality. ThiA neWU was ~
ccivcd by Chairman Nash u the Re
publican state committee with evtdeat
satisfaction. though n Wae noe dtDss.
cnt from what h. had expected. The
decision Ind slsninAnce' Wiki
could not be expressed. inasmuch as
Il put nm end 10 talk Of other c0utests
on the same ground. Chairman Mash
does not believe the case will he ap.
Isulcsi by the Dcmoe1s&a. since the law
In the case 10 plain. There was como
talk OF au injunctioa against the "a.
pcrvlsoss. hut II waA not conhrmed.
Should no further changes he made.
the Republicans will have q majority
of Ave ON Joint ,ailot, - claimed 81
Chairman Nash.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
An English inventor has contrived

An English inventor has contrlved
nm instrument. which he calls the
'dromograph." intended to record the
time and photograph the finish Of n
race. whether OF horses. athletes or bi-
cycles. When. at the start. the con-
testants break a cord an electric bell
rings and n chronograph begins to re-
cord the time. The breaking OF the
string at the finish stops the chrome
graph and at the same instant exposes
. Photographic plate. on which the po-
sition Of the contestants at the end OF
the race Is recorded
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
Afr.A.s s,,,, l,sh,,ss.

simla. Nov. 7.-OficIni dispatches
from MNitan. In the MaItian valley,
where the British coiumn under Nlr
william f~rkhnr1 II encnmrssi. aay
that = inrRc deputniiou Of the Orak.
xais has entered the camp In treat for
peace. hut ~ yet the Afridis give NJ
signs of yielding.
Meanwhile the triisrmcn c,N tise
telegraph wires nightly. t'crristcntiy
hnrrass the expedition. hrr at long
range on every l,aegnkr convoy cross
cry forngInR parry. Onr Oe tho latter
narrowly r~rnird massacre. Several
have bcrn killed ~ wounded u these
dcsuitory encounters. Among the
killed wns Lieutenant OlfFard of tho
Northampton onshir regiment. tAeuten.
mt sullivan Of the Sikhs was badiy
wounded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
CHINESE WILL REPLACE WHITES
The Coal Mises Of Northern Illinois Are
to B~ Fortified and Gsrr,sou~d.

The Coal MSoes OF Northern Illinois Ars
to B- YortiAeA and Garri.oaed.
Chicago. Nov. 7.-The Times Herald
says: Chinese coal miners nrc to take
the places OF Americans In the North.
crn Illinois district. An attempt will
he made to break the strike that existH
and SOO skilled Celestiah have been
picked for the work.
They will all bear srns, live inside
Gatling.gun equippsi stockade and be
body guarded by 100 former Chicago
policemen.
An agent OF the Chinese Six Cong'a.
nie~ wns In Chkneo last week and
made contract with the Wilmington
Coal Company to deliver the so Chi.
namcn at the mines Of the Wilmington.
Bra!dwoo.i district. The first conslgn-
mcnt OF 80 will arrive next Tuesday.
and me Others will he on hand M soon
ns provisions can be made to take care
OF them. Arrangements for nm addi.
tionnl loo Chinese miners have been
made conditional on the success Of the
first venture.
Elaborate preparations have been
completed 10 take care Of the ffrd 500
ChInnmcn and give them ample protec.
ilon. ....
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peace, hut : n the Afrsdis sive -

peace, hot = yst the AfAdiS give ~
signs Of yie3dl1g.
AeanwAils TIE tribesmen cut the
telegraph wires nightly, pefsistently
harraas the expedition, nre at long
range On every baggage convoy croae-
ing the Arhanss pas, and attack ev.
cry fosAging party. Ono Of the latter
have been killed or wounded in these
desultoty encountes. Among the
killed was Ileutenant Gimard Of the
NorthamptonshIre regiment. Heuten-
ant Sullivan oe the sikhs was badly
wounded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

The stride of the German soldier Is
thirty-one and one-half inches. with a
cadence OF one hundred and twelve
steps a minute. The French soldier
has a stride two inches shorter. and
cadence Of one hundred and fifteen
steps minute. The difference typi-
fiss the methodical character OF the
one nationality and the mercurial tenn
permanent of the other. Far distant be
the day when these varying steps shall
meet In a hostile onset.
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Varsmfersahly Frn.A.

Rhe tpointinS to picture on panell-Thers.
my dear. IL the result Of my call on the
photographer you recommended to me.
He-Yes; have i,sen ~aamining It,
she--fou surely do not call Il = good pic.
ture. do your"
He-To be sure not. hut that ts not the
fault Of the photogrn pher.-1Borton Courier.
my wife n one Of the most Thoughtful
women on earth" 'ln what wnyr' when
she gees through my pockets Saturday night
shc always leavea me- n quarter to put v
the church box Sunday morning"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

a A volume treating Of the returns Of
the latest federal census haa Just
been Issued at Washington. 1t has
come out In Its turn. This IL a splen-
did system Of ours and there is rea-
son to believe that In the course OF
few decades we will be able to know
something about the nation a. 1t was
. quarter of q century ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
nlaln ~ D'osasa.

Not the poison that the covert nssassin ~.
minister. In ~ drink. the food. or eou,s
other Euisr. nat th. poison Of q malaria
safe and csftain antidotr. Hostetter' stOsa-
ach Hitter. which not only fortines the ays.
TEN aealnst malaria, hut roots out Its seeds
whea they have E.rininatrd. Dyspepsia.
cunstipa tion. rheumatic. liver aud kidney
trouble are conquered BY the hitters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

Coastant success shows rs but ono
side Of the world. for It surrounds u
With Aattsrsss who will tell us only
our merits. and silences our enemies
from whom alone We might learn our
aa1ecta.
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W..es.. s.... J. vy..AA.s....

New Yovk. Nov. N.-Senator Wolcots
Of Colorado left this city for Wash.
lngtou thle afteruo0u tn srr Isrcsltleut
Mckinley and Hecr~sary 0axc and n.
port TO thwm the rv~ult Of his mlsssou
abeued. The senatos spent several
t,ours In wall strret with numerous
bsakssv over the monetary situattoa.
lie was with Hrary W. Cannon, psss.
he0t Of the Ctaaso National Hask, for
some time. dlscuasin9 biz journey ara
telling bow the foreign hankefs feel 10
wards the United States. After iaav.
log the Chase National Bank. esnAtoe
Wejeett made hurried visits y TIVE q
thsee eehess. wkrrs ~ heA betee tolho
WITH ~ Dreel1sat ee eecA.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS EXCITED
rromIn~ai Espoasat ss the Faith IN kss.
sas city Conr~al~d Case os lbiphthssta.

rrosalneat Espoasat os the Faith IN ksa.
sas city Cnn~~ai~d . Css~ "s Wphthsrsa.
Knnsas City. No.. Nov. s.-Nothing
ever stirred the Christian Scientists of
Kansas city as the arrest Of Mrs. 4. j.
RaiSi. Christian Science healer. for fail.
Ing to notify the health authorities Of n
ease of diphthcria which she l,nd trent.
Cd. Among III" i.j1D or 9UD Scientist.
In the city there nrc few who do not
support Mrr. Bair,l In her controversy
with the health otii~rs. Che will not
lack lawyer. when she npp.nrr In pr.
lie" court "Wednesday next. and should
she he convicted II ~ certain that np.
peal Ia the cnurt Of final resort will H.
taken.
The health ofiicr hook on Mrs.
Bnlri's orcnsc fiS serious; they say the
laws 10 project the public health viii
bc quite useless II people ARE TO he nj.
lowed to conceal contagious dlrnsc..
ms Mr.. Rnirri did In this cnsc. and
they nrc determined on test cnsc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

DissAsss whose name sud ln Ills
oeeo to multiply. Why not add 10 tho
W. biilitis. or . mslady COMMON 10
1egisistorsf lts chief characteristic
= ~ apDaFsatiy uncoatroiiabls desire
- nultiDly bllls which nevsr sst b.
- ~ staes q rsfsrsacs 70 . con.
01ttss. ~ aSesoaehing sssstoa q
aoagreso Will loubtisss ~ The dsvsIop.
0oooe g ~ ssveee eoooa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

New York pneumatic mail tnbss
cover only the most important needs
Of the city for the rapid transit OF
malls. hut they demonstrate what Will
b gained by extending them. The
time elapsinx between the forwarding
and receipt Of n mall In tho under
ground tubes Ii measured In seconds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
VI.,sA. iisese n.s..A.

Sacksunvillc. Fla. Nov. IA speclai
from o.. Augustine - the Times Unlon
and Citisen Mys.
TIE Hotel Han Maeca. ees Of ~ IN.
- end uoet cosnnso6boel hotels Ia thAs
city. waD burned y ~ gfeund thio
Ssr.l.S ,staiiins ~. e absst e1nap
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

According to the auditors report for
1855 Cook county people own only
ei3.os% worth of diamonds and jewel.
~. Ths amount Of paste In uss at
tAsss great social functions must bc
0oWething extraordinary.
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AsssA,s n,u, y,shs,s~.

emla. Nov. 7.-OfAciai dhpatchss
FROM Madam. In the xaidau valley,
Where the British rolumn unlse Glr'
william fIockhar 10 enrampsd. say
thoe . hree deputatloa n tie OmS.
Ais has sntsfsd ths canV 10 0sas It.
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a. Ere.ee!e.l l.r.,c.,l,..

IA Erooo0leal fFeveative.
"No. ! shall not bother my self to buy any
presents for my relatives this time. don't
want thoAe customs 0ehcers to get theis
claws nc"
Their claWsy'
"Yes, that Dlngley personal baggage
clause. ."-Ci0eeland Ilaln Dealer.
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y-,,.w r.,., t.,,l,A.. s,,...,.

New Orarans. Nov. 1.-Th~rr has ,,ecn
. drcrrNsc IN tho npmb~r of yellow
fcver cases since yesterday and tho cit.
nation II further Improved. Very few
p!nces arr now eUenntlnrf axnlnst
New Orieans. and there has besn Q
gcucral revival In boslnen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
Hearing Affected

Ringing aNa ohaeQoNg n ~ 1850
oHso1 ~ eeoo1ao oas0apast1Da.
"Vse naaV ysase ] Asve bssa tssaA1s1
Wi4A ee4ossA, WA6aA 6aAae1 - 0osA
pala ~ slssosl ~ hsasiAg. bs0nA
Sakin0 0ss1S 0ssa0astels ~ y hseVs1
- Wsa1sss1llV ~ ssss1 ~ saapVea6
~ slaglao y ~ hsaA." lenA q 4.
lln11R, CAssy vslle1, u1ineis.
nood'e oareaparilla
AuAs bseo-h ~ ~ o. fsus nose1 putnA
O1oo0'o ~ sUs . Hsss u 0aslA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-11-13
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Eldova. Iowa.