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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

gin Of the lowest, mssnsst and
most oontemptible set Of rssols-
tions published in the Grspbis
which purported to have bssa
framed and adopted by the 9slids
post.
Sslids, Colo, Dec. 4th, 1897.
Editor Daily Enquirer,
Del Norte, Colo.
Dear Sir:-I enclose herewith Q
clipping from your paper contain
ing what purports TO be resolutions
passed bv the G. A. B. Post Of g.
Ida relating 70 events OF the re-
cent election held at Monte Vnta.
There must be some mistake iuas.
much a the G. A. r. Post of g.
Ida has never In any manner OH
cially noticed the alleged sttemps
to disfranchise the members Of tho
Colorado Soldiers and Sailors
Home. Respectfully YourA,
W. P. HARBorTLK,
Post Commander.
In his effort to vllify aud bring
into contempt one Of the truest,
bravest, and best men in Rio
Grande county aud man who has
more earnest and loyal friends than
any man in the county, Cap. Al
drich, under the guise Of the G. A.
T., has earned the everlasting DIS
gust OF his comrades and every
where his deceptive, malicious and
contemplate methods are begin
Ming to react against him.
OF course We have to admit ~
Senator Moody is not . successexl
politician; he is too honest. out
spoken and expresses his conv,c-
tions freely aud openly on all oc-
sasions. This is not "good poll
tics" The successful vote eetter
is the mau who says little, u .
good lord and not very bad devil"
sort Of a man, and tries to bs on
the popular side Of tho ever pablo
question.
1t 10 not 10 the power Of tho
Graphic by falsehoods, misreprs-
sentatious, or iunuendoes 70 black
en- the good name OF Senator
Moody.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

THERE is no such thing - po-
iiticsl economy taught ia any OF
the schools or colleges OF this or
any other country. Political econ.
omy means the science OF govern
ment No such . science has over
been discovered and taught 70 any
considerable extent That work
has been deferred for the men Of
the 10Th and the beginning OF the
Goth centuries. Such thinkers ~
Edward Bellamy, the late Henry
George and others have begun the
work oe formulating such . science
- political economy. Tho Denver
News, N. Y. Journal, 81 Louis
Republic and the San Francisco
Examiner have shown great cour-
age aud enterprise in securing the
publication Of the last and greatest
work Of the late Henry George.
the first installmsnt q which ap-
pesred in last Sundays edition Of
those great dailies aud will con-
tinue every Sunday until the work
- Published.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

GALL that q man gets by lying
is that he 10 not believed when he
tells the truth" Anything that
appears in the Graphic has to be
confirmed before its readers take
any stock in its utterances. Had
that paper gained q reputation for
truthfulness its bogus G. A. r.
resolutions might have been &C.
cepted as genuine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

WoRsE than being disfranchised!
The old soldiers at the Home have
been dishonored and disgraced in
the house Of their friendsl But
tell it not to Carr or Hollistsr!
They have been publicly blacklist
ed by such devoted republicans a.
John Haaff and Cap. Aldrich, the
very men who wept the most bit
terly when the votes OF the veter-
ans were supposed be In jeopardy;
they have been debarred the privi-
lege Of patronizing the medicine
houses Of Monte Vista and the fact
las been proclaimed to the world.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The religion based on ignorance
and fear is about to give place to .
religion founded on an enlightened
conscience aad a higher conception
OF God. The best minds OF the
church are speaking plainly and
refuse to be governed by time-worn
usages and traditions. Men will
no longer he taught to fear God q.
a "revengeful" and "jealous" Col.
Christ will not be looked upon az
better than the fsther-a sort Of
mediator to appease His wrath and
save the few from endless pain.
Neither will Satan be recognized
as going about like a roaring lion
seeking whom he may devour."
Churches will no longer bs built
at the entrance of a grave yard to
be dedicated to funerals and made
preparatory schools for death.
Pleasure will not be looked upon
AZ sinful in the sight Of the all
good.
Rev. T. B. Gregory, one of the
abiest pulpit orators of Chicago,
in his sermon OF Nov. 81, 10 re-
ported as saying:
81 declare that the church has
been destructive of joy. No tongue
can speak, no pen can write half
OF the pain for which the preach
ing OF the preachers is responsible.
Millions of human lives have been
derkened by the shadow of their
baIeful superstition. Millions OF
human hearts have been made un.
utterably cad by their spooks aud
bogies."
True words, which are being
echoed in thousands OF pulpits
throughout this broad land.
Watts hymns are relegated to
their place beside the relics OF the
dark ages, and songs of love arc
taking their places to glanden. aud
not to ssdden the human heart.
Mr.. Watts did this beautiful planet
of ours . great injustice wher be
referred tatt as vain world" and
added, Tn going home," M mucl,
~ 70 say, "I'll soon be rid of it."
81 far as any one knows, this beats
a home in the skies. and we should
make the best possible uss OF It.
But Watts held to the doctrine ol
his time that the more miserable
on earth the greater the happiness
in heaven.
The now religion will usher in
glad tidinRs and great joy TO oil
the children Of msn-a new civil.
xtion; or rather tho new civilixs-
ion will be the forerunnsr OF the
new religion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

ARE you reading The New Time?
It is the best magazine now being
published in the country, and it is
fighting the battles of the common
people. 1t is your duty to support
it. We club with it for 800 q
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

IT is said the Police Gazette will
start branch concern at Monte
Vista if the services Of Cap. AL
drich or some other scandal mon
ger of his equal can be secured to
furnish CODY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Six years 10 the peuitsntiary for
stealing twenty chickens was the
sentence recently passed BY Q
judge Of Kansas City, Kansas.
But the cashier Of . bank Who stole
ss4. 900 of the peoples money va
given QUE year and The chances
seem 10 favor his getting out Of
that.
The chickens we're probably
worth a0out -. 70 that the steal
iugs Of the banner amounted 70
about sixteen thousand eight hun.
dre.l times thoss Of tho chicken
thief, aud had bic ssntsnce BEEN
~ long In proportion - his lesa
ambitious nsighbor. his term woaltl
have bceu . matter Of msrsly q
hundred Thousand vssrs oe q.
We suppose that the purpose ol
this judicial Discrimination y u
foster . spirit d salsrpriss 70 sep.
plv 90 lucsntive. The chicksu
sbise 70. six ysars bseasss b ssols
70 little. The bastsr gos oos yea,
becauss hs dAn't steal moro. Il
hs bed stolen . railroad ~ ossaa.
isstl . bod syndicats hs wosk
have been called . Napolsoa a
Nssser. received w. adalAljeaa
q the'ds,ly press aud bsss sesl h
~ ssasts q tAs Usitsd olaAsa-
| l0eeial DsneesaA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

THl following y iron the opis-
Ion oe Jsdgs Liant. Il Colosado
6pr,nes:
The lAw. leaving oat ths coasiA
sestioo q tbs provisa dos ~
give 70 . psssoa fsrnishia9 naAs-
rial o. labor h Ne lsssss a .
nins, or Other property, . lisa ~
will reach Tia intsssse a Tie lessor
OF oWues of she -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
0sssaEhosAsrs' Hsseaae. .

TAe anaual upQoejas Of tho SeookAoaAsss Of
tho Ptoaess Ga Ntalas and ANltag CompAny
Will BE- ~ q ~ Cs,mpany's 0Glseo at Monte
Vista CpsoeA1e. - t6s NJ noodAy n Deos0-
bee ~ ~ - oiqDek = -. for tAe purpose Of
ySas. aaA for - tsQ1o191too e gDsA oshs1
6assseas - - Dsueesiy - tss0ss ths
.:Alaa.p1nA.A .AsssS1sss.sA.s ma
caUnP. ssssseary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The world must judge for itsslf
whether tue religion that does al
this Ian act Of charity iu . public
place to be seen Of men } 10 better
or worse than that atheism which
shuts its eyes aud ears 70 suffering
aud Gays there are no pauperA 10
deserving poor, on the same basis
OF evidence which causes it to pro-
claim there is no God-Graph,c.
There is no religion in this cosn-
try that 10 basel GU charity o.
founded on morality, 20 far - -
can learn. Nothing Of the kind
appears in the creesls; not 10 either
practiced by religiouists to . great
or extent than by atheists, aud tho
assumption that religiouists are
more charitable or moral than
atheists = not warranted by facts.
All religions arc the ira,ts &
ignorance and tear. and 70 ssssus
thst ignoeanoe aod fear arc oonda.
Give to the well being Of man =
drawing too largely spon the in
agination. Whsthsr . man 10 bst.
tor or worse Tor believing 10 . god
or many gods depeotls upon Tie
character Of his god A belief in .
'.jeslous god" . "revengeful god"
or . god that "crestes both good
and evil" can have NO beneficial
influence upon his devotsea Such
. god - walked in The garden cd
showed his back side TO Moses can-
not elevate msn OF inspire him b
deeds oe charity, humanity Of Iowa
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Haplsyneat Aososy.
To farmers. ranchmen and any
kind Of help required, and those
looking for situations, apply TO or
SIXTH & PRIDHAM.
Monte Vista, Colo.
Hands for hay and grain fields
wanted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11


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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The presidents message l. quite
lengthy and the greater portion OF
it 10 devoted to Cuban sllairs. Tho
position which the administration
takes il to sll0w ~ now policy Of
Spain . fair trial and IL it does not
accomplish anything then the
United States should act vigorous
ly. The president looks At the
currency question through the
glasses fitted TO his eyss by the na-
tional baukA He Gays:
The government money now out
staAding consists Of o3l6, ,68l, ,Ol6
OF United States notes, tlO7, 793,.
$50 OF treasury notes issued bv 40.
thority OF tho Law Of 1880. 1884.
068, ,6W Of silver certificate, and
o6l, $50, ,761 Of standard silver dol.
lsrs. We have o900, 600, 900 OF
currency which the government
bv solemn enactment, has under.
taken 70 keep At par with gold.
Nobody is obliged to redeem In
gold but tho governmsnt The
banks arc no: required 70 redeem
in gold.
Tho president thinks the banks
better able 70 do tho redemption
business than The eovsrn1eut and
The banks think % 70. Nsithsr
hs nor the hanks ca ooscsive ol
any way BY which tho vsrioss
kinds Of money can b squslissti
or kept at par with gold except By
the theory Of rsdsupslou. eilvss
coinage nor ths function Of legal
tender hes never entered thsiv
brains OF - Hssry 0eorss sss.
gssta. the tanks nay have SONS
personal motive for setting aaids
economic tsatha
The banksrs' message In . vssy
ingsnisus way reeommends th. ~.
tirsmsnt ol Ill paper uossy antl
allow The banks 70 supply ths ~
tion. That wosh b . good thia9
foe the banks bet hssd o. w. peo.
pto.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Don't forget that I'd Newton's
u the plsce to get fresh vegetables.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
WEISS CHAPMAN DRUG co
The iquRNAL.

Thee IquuRNAL:
6. S. Esnant. Editor.
\ Neywor3apor devoted to the ca
p9Ctsal fnferoots of Aontn ViAta.
the 0an Luis Valley and sur-
rounding country
AdvooaNse tae Populistsc E,rinci-
pies. and = an exponent OF Re-
Published Weekly
on oArURDAYs...
sUBScRIPTlON-oi.s 80 pr ys.s.-
-sos WORK NEATLY DONE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

year.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27

Near Marion Station, in POLK
county, and near Salem are patches OF
corn from one to thirty acres, that
will weld about half an Iowa crop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27
UNION PARTY PLATFORM
Adopted at Albany, Otegon, June
8o7.

Adopted at Albany, Otegon, June 2
so7.
We demand the free and unlimited coir
age of gold and silver at the ratio Of 10 10
independent of the action OF any other nation
That the government shall issue all money
without the intervention Of banks, and in
quantity adequate to the needs OF the people
That all money issued by the government,
whether gold, silver or paper, shall be legal
tender for all debts, public or private.
That no contract or law shall discriminate
against any kind OF money issued by the gov
ernment.
We are opposed to the issue OF United State:
interest. bearing bonds in time of peace.
We demand the redemption Of Oregon from
rings, commissions and corrupt methods, and
demand honest elections and election laws
including stringent registration laws.
We dtmand that the people shall have II
veto pIWer over all legislative tnactments
the use of the referendum.
We demand the election OF all officers by :
direct vote OF the people.
We favor and advise that all nominations
for municipal and county officers, including
members of the Legislature, shall be made BY
primary elections.
We recommend that this party shall b'
known as the Union party, and invite all re-
form forces Of the state to unite with US II
realizing these principles by united efforts
and we pledge ourselves to unite with sucf
reform forces in carrying out this bond o
nion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27
Low Excursion Rates.

The Southern Pacific will make a
one fare rate from all points on their
lines in Oregon to the Oregon state
fair which opens Septembes 30 and
Ocaober 8. A big harvest and big
fair. A clean, VIGOROUS, delightfyl
and comprehensive exposition OF
everything pertaining TO tne IarIn
and iarmer. Good races and amuse-
ments of all kinds. Special attrac'
tiOn every day.
With the present cop prospects ano
the extremely low railroad or one Ialt
for the round trip, the people OF ore
gon can afford TO patronize a state Ial
that benefit all classes. Popular ad
mission Of 25 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27
In CANS.

A good, pure syrup TOT DUCK
wheat caks, Y can. 90
fEAS.
We carry as good teas as grow, all
kinds and grades.
Young HysOn v ib...-,.. so
do do 25
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27
STATE NEWS

Mrs. Elvina LeBoise, aged 81, of
Eugene, died last Monday of cancer.
Twin Corllss engines have been or
dered for the Pendleton securing mill.
Abel Reed, OF Forest Grove, died
Tuesday at his home at the age Of
"a years.
The barn belonging to j. g. Goodale,
the lumberman at Coburg, burned
Monday.
The POLL residence at Springfield
burned Monday evening. Loss s14O0.
Insurance $500.
Gov. Whitaker, of Eugene, dug a
hill of potatoes wherein the entire
hill had grown together.
! A former Eugene woman is suing
for divorce and about S250,O60. Her
husband is worth 100000.
A fire destroyed the threshing ma
chine and considerable grain on the
Grisby farm near Independence
Thursday.
At Hood river it is reported that
some very rich gold-bearing quaatz
has been found on Lewis river near
its source.
| Rail Vaughn, of Eugene, killed a
/ large eagle in Western Lane county,
which measured six feet eight inches
from tip to tip.
Henry L. Brown, of Eugene, an old
soldier, fell from cliff on the wagon
road at Tilton rock on the Siuslaw
road. He died from the effects.
Nr. Travis, a young man about 18
years of age, broke the record of crate
making at the cannery in Eugene
Monday. He made 200 crates.
T. f. Kerns exhibited twelve Sharp
les prunes at Eugene that weighed
34t ounces. They have the flavor Of
the French prune, but are much
larger.
Attorney Briggs, Of Ashland, stu
dent of fruit culture in jackson
county, says that yellow jackets are
death on all kinds OF moths that prey
on fruit.
There is, to be meeting in the in
terest of a beet sugar factory at indie
pendence. in view Of starting one
there. Mr.. r. Kuhne, Of Portland, is
the promoter.
Dan Maloney, the man recently shot
In The Dalles, by Jake Prowley, of
Glenwood, WASH, died Tuesday from
his wounds. He was formerly mar
shal of The Dalles.
II. S. Wilson, receiver of The Dalles
National bank, stated that the con-
troller will shortly authorize divi.
dend of % per cent, making so pei
cent realized to depositors in 80 days
| time.
Hon. Thomas II. Tongue has sue
ceeded in locating the lost muster
rolls of the companies of volunteers
that fought the Rogue river Indians
In 1853. o. f. HixoD, one OF the in
| mates of the Roseburg soldiers home,
was a member OF one OF the com.
panies, and says that they had long
endeavored to obtain recognition from
the government, but were informed
that there was no record of their ser
vices in the war department. But
through the efforts of General Lane,
when delegate in congress, they had
received pay for their services by a
special act, and Mr.. Tongue traced
this up and found the muster rolls in
the treasury department.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27

Here are a few
words from a
woman to wo-
men. There is
no theory about
this letter.
There is nothing
about it that
cannot be read.
lily proven. II
Is a voluntary
efafeTtanf from
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27

JEFF Cornellson, of Myrtle Point, 10
attempting to jump from runaway
horse last week, dislocated his hip
and shoulder and injured himself in
ternally.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27
GREATEST ON EARTH -
Dr. miles, Restorative Ncrvine.

DIR. H. t. Caldwell. is book keeper In
tho First National Bank OF Fulton, KY.
81 was completely run down, My nerves
became so unstrung through loss or sleep
and worry that felt sure would be COM
peliod to give up my position | would lie
a Maln all might long, and It took but little
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27
ABOUT OREGON PEOPLE.

ABOUT OREGON PEOPLE.
Among the Salem business women
who are making a successful record as
helps TO their husbands is Mrs. G. d.
Gabrielson, who 'conducts his in
surance Office in his absence writing
risks, OF in charge of the state fair
work. Mrs. Gabrielson is a native
Iowan and a member of the nu-
merous Iowa colony, of whom that
state may well be proud. Mrs. Ga
brielson has also developed into very
efficient assistant secretary of the
State Agricultural society.
Alex La FOllett and Bent Jones, OF
Mission Bottom, are generally consid-
cred to he pretty good men and one
seldom hears of anything particularly
mean about either of them. But we
have recently heard something we
consider it our duty to publish AS all
know, they grow very fine peaches and
supply the Salem market. They have
Il neighbor by the name Of VIM. Col .
lard, an older man than either, who
also grows peaches and, as that is
great peach region, there is not a lit
tie rivalry to get the start of each
other in supplying the market.
What did Lafollett and Jones do but
20 to the principal retailer of fine
peaches at Salem, Gid Steiner, and
say to him: "See here, you buy Col
lard's peaches. He is an older man
than we are. We can rustic and sell
ours on the outside. We won't ask
you to take any of ours unless Col
lard hasn't got enough for your trade.
Taat will help Collard out with big
crop and we'll manage to sell ours 4"
Aud they have kept their word.
Steiner has sold hundreds OF bushels
of the CCllard peaches and Bent Jones
and Alex La Toilette have sold theirs.
You don't often hear of neighbors in
Oregon or any other state giving up
the market to one another in that
way.
/ ChaS. Riely and Mrs. RELY have
lately returned from near PIineville,
where Mr.. Rely was book-keeper for
a big stock company, that owns hnnd-
reds rf square miles of range and has
countless thousands of cattle. They
have a large mercantile business and
Charley says it is nothing unusual for
a man to come in and pay $500 on his
store account. If a farmer here owed
a merchant $500 he'd have a deputy
sheriff on each corner of the place for
fear some one would make haul-off.
Sheep herders are paid $40 a month
and money is plenty in Crook county.
There is probably more wealth per
capita in Eastern Oregon than any
where else in the world. Mr.. Rely is
an interesting talker about that
country and is also very much graft
fed because his wife has completely
recovered her health.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27

a woman who has been restored to health
and strength. and who wishes that her
own experience may be duplicated by
the experiences of others.
Mrs /. Dedmon. OF Fair Grove, Greene Co,
Mo-, writes In July 1895 ! was confined NY
confinement was premature. About six weeks
afler ] was taken with severe aooding had
the best doctor the country afforded. I took med
icne FOR about two months but got no better. I
was very weak-could not do any OF my work.
Could scarcely lin chair Suffered with pain In
ny back and hips and had soreness deep, low
dowr ACROSS me l had Inflammation and ulcera:
tiop- ~ 81, he doctor said. ! concluded would
consult DR.. x. v Pierce. wrote TO you giving
YOU full. description Of my case. You advised
me sc take your FaVoTite frescription.' be.
gan lakina IA "a once. In three days could feel
Change. ftooir three bottles and the result was
a eossbletf sase, ~ has been six months since
used your medicine and feel no return Of the
disease at sn wish also 10 say had not beer
strong ~ many years. had taken patent med
icines and bren attended by doctors but got NJ
better TVisy there Is not stronger woman In
the country han an l suffer no pain al all
can work III Esy aud not be tired at night cat
eheerfully say that believe owe my health 70
the ase u your valaable medicine. and your good
''''es p AO #
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-27
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