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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

SPAIN and all the monarchies of
Europe that sympathize with her
are tottering thrones, while the
United States and the nations that
sustain Uucle Sam have the solid
support Of their people at home.
Spain is Incompetent to govern
her capital city let alone the is
lands she pIetends to govern.
Madrid has been placed under
martial law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

/ WHEN F,.zhugh Lee returned
from Cuba, covered with glory"
he WAS called before President Nc
Kinley, and when the chief execu-
tive suggested that Lee ought to
be a little more conservative Gen.
Lee is reported to have become IN.
dignant and to have upbralded the
president for his impertinance,
a. much as to say that he { Lee)
knew it all. Gen. Lee now finds
difficulty in getting the best sp-
pointment in the army. He might
have expected as much. 1t don't
pay to "be smart" especially when
talking to the boss. Gen. Lee 10
too impulsive for commander.in-
chief; he has, however, the dash to
handle a brigade successfully.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

THE Monte Vista Journal says
that in spite of its being tenn.
perance town, the half dozen men
who drink manage TO get all they
want. 1t takes more than any
half dozen men who drink to keep
up a saloon, and il Monte Vista
has it limititd to even two dozen
it is to be congratulated on doing
good work.-Montrose Enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

The popular loan" which Wall
street il urging is q humbug, in
tended 10 deceive. Tho common
people do not have 800 or $50 to
invest in government bonds. And
those who have that much in the
savings bank do not care to invest
in long time bonds, and by the
way II is the long time bond that
always commands the highest price
and consequently no short time
bonds can bc negotiated except n,
\ high rate Of interest. The men
of small means cannot afford 70
speculate Ia government bonds.
1t 10 the men of millions who seek
safe Investments and pay = prcmi.
TIM for gilt edge securities which
have . long time IN run.
DO not bs fooled by tho "popu.
lsr loan" scheme or by any othes
plot smanating from that source
Tho most popular loan scheme IL
the non.interest bearing note plan.
Tho legal tender greenb~cks 70 tho
amount Of 600, ,OO0. 900 would bs /,
popular loan that every man and
woman In the United States would
invest Ia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

The outbreak Of the war has not
failed to call forth a general ex.
precision Of opinion from almost
every imaginable source. The
most interesting and the most rea.
sonable Of all these utterances
seem to us TO he that OF Professor
Goodwin Smith. He says, to be-
gin with, Spain must withdraw
from Cuba. Long and dire expe-
rience has shown that she cannot
govern to the advantage Of the Gu.
bans or Of her own. Her own
government, nominslly constitu.
tionxl. Is in reality unconstitution.
al and profoundly corrupt. He,
unfortunate dependencies have
been made TO feel in full measure
both it's violence aud it's corrup.
ton. Cuba has been given up 10
the rspscity Of ono military sdven.
turer after another. Twentieth
Century.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

ON hearing the news from Ma
nila the Queen Regent telepraphed
the pope to bless her army. Tie
pope may he in sympathy with
Spain, but the God OF battles is on
the side of humanity aud the
American army. He showed His
hand at Manila, and His arm is
now outstretched toward Cuba and
the Spanish fleet better stay near
Csdiz,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

A convention composed of 1000
delegates met at Colorado Springs
Tuesday. The labor forces claim
they will be able to carry the next
legislature, and through that body
constitutional convention will be
called. Radical changes will be
insisted upon in the way OF legis-
lation in the interest of labor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07
BONDS vs.. CASH.

Our of the war of the rebellion
came the emancipation Of the slave
and the greenbsck dollar. That
war was needlessly prolonged for
the purpose of creating a great
national debt, and by that debt it
has been sought to euslave both
the black and the white races in
America. No sooner had the last
gun been fired than the fnanciers
of the country began the work of
destroying the greenback which
had made the Union forces sue
cessful and which had in the mean
time opened and, to a large extent,
developed the great west. In 9TH
er words the bankers sought to un-
do, by legislation, all that had been
accomplished by four years of ter
rible war nt the first possible mo-
ment. They have succeeded only
in n measure-S346, 100000 of the
greenbacks still remain uncancell-
ed-and for thirty years there has
been constant effort by the bank
ers to get rid of the outstanding
paper money OF the country.
In 1861 there were only half a
dozen men in congress who under
stood the money question, and the
consequence was the bankers were
allowed to have their own way.
But today it Is different; ninety
per cent of our congressman do
understand the financial problem,
but unfortunately a majority of
them owe their election to the
money power and, consequently,
feel that they must do the bidding
OF the power that makes and un-
makes congress and presidents.
Instead of being guided by expert
ence and governed by the teach
inss Of the rebellion the lower
house Of congress hnstens to do the
bidding of the money power.
While confident that the war with
Spain will not last thirty days and
with S226, 100000 of surplus in the
treasury, and while the banks are
doing all In their power to lower
the price of American securities,
the house rushes through bill
in the name of patr,otism-to issue
$500, ,00O, 600 of bonds.
The president and congress call
for l25,OOO men 10 take the chan
ces Of life or death in war, but do
not dream of calling upon the
wealth of the nation to contribute
dollar to keep the boys at the
front. Bonds are a mortgage up
on posterity to be paid not accord
ing to mans wealth, but accord.
ing to what he aud his family eat
aud consume.
Why not pay as We go? Why
not issue treasury notes, for the
present, at least. sufficient to set
the idle men and women to work
and thus repair the waste places
occasioned by the war? Why not
tax the incomes OF the rich? Why
not profit by the experience OF the
past? Why not, in a war for hu-
manity, rise above commercialism
and adopt the cash and freedom
system instead Of the bond and
slavery system?
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

To turn from the war TO topics
of n special interest, we note that
the Populists in Oregon have
united with the Bryan Democrats
and the Silver Republicans. the
result being fusion state ticket
that will be voted next June. The
middle of the road" populists have
refused to endorse the fusion, and
have a ticket of their own in the
field, as has the Socialist Labor
Party. The campaign has thus
far been n very exciting one.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

IT, most widely ~ favorsbiy known
eeseiatsts ~ the valsed Sisisi Thsis
eS Nervous. chronIs ana Surgical D.s.
easss sntitis these s1lQsat physicisns 70
the full sennd.a0 ef vkS afiietsd svssy.
whses; Ihsy .yuassntes: -
to- &. saiSI .sss:: q sss'y we .Sl HH Il:
auMetevs evil. that feiipX In i,s train.
nAiEs speedily. coeslsisiy and p,ims.
"isisk HEkyoGs SSSss pEr,,,rt Ana SEXUAL.
~EitsES. ylsTutA ANp RECTAL VI.
GcNo sveraaiec1 sv9ee without pain or
HYDkocELE and VAnicocELE par.
naasativ and succsssfuity cured In every
5YPslLis. ooNonRHEA. oLEET,
Ss.sse5. NisSi EmiSs5ens. bcesysd rsc.
v)t.ae, psmste Wsakaese and all (9Nepes
6tsof1sSs secular 70 elther set R99iNvSiy
sss:l ss:: ,.. ~; Ron e 4: sc,. e e:
s1eSes 81 msturs Ssess.
9fSicfURE s9assntssd rstr,ansnsiy
:sss rs~2x:; g ss.essss scss coSs g sSs Ho:
~ salient. wtthsss nsnsnts pain or
.ss oh Stccrss y sss.A spos facts
stss ssss!sily ss1:S. thu! thu "A ss';s.t,ss 1. q,
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OrS. b6tts,& B6tH,
60 A7sA =. oes. Curtis.
asS11a exc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

THE senate promptly pnssc,l n
bill suspend,ng assessment work
on claims belonging 10 men who
will enter tho national service dur.
ing the war. This II n bid to tn.
patriotism Of prospcctors which is
likely to bring = great many hardy
men into tho ranks. -I.emlv,lle
Herald. Democrat
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

IT is said Russia would like to
take a hand in the war. If United
States and Great Britain were to
land troops on Russian soil an ar.
my of insurgents" would rise up
from the nihilists sufficient to lib.
crate all Siberia and the serfs Of
all Russia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

The men who are likely to lose
on Cuban bonds will try and make
up their loss by manipulating
American bonds. Let congress u.s.
sure the money power there are to
be no bonds issued and the war
will be short.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

Why does congress hasten to
provide for the issue of $500, O,OOO,-
600 of bonds? Is it to be war
for bondholders or for the sake of
humanity? At no time during the
rebellion did congress provide for
the issue OF more than 1900, ,0OO,-
600. 1t is not probable that a
large army will be called into ac-
ton unless some other nation
than SPAN requires our attention.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

WHAT effect will the war have
upon the politics Of the country?
What party, If any, If going to
gain prestige by it? There are
the questions upermost in the
minds of politicians. How can the
war be managed to put tho most
bonds into the hands OF the shy
locks, and how can the war be
managed to humbug the people? !?
These are the questions which the
money power are trying to solve.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

TnE Enquirer misunderstood us
when We iu,imated its war Ills.
patches wore one or two days slow.
We meant tho paper Was thu, slow
Ia gstting 70 Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07
Remember the Maine" bat q
the same time don't forget to kesp
an eye on Wall street Its pat.L
otism says, put money in thy
nuraan

Since war was declared the %.
periorlty of the news service Of the
Denver morning rapers, over that
OF the evening papers, is very
noticeable.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

The American Navy, Csbs and HAWAII.
A portfolio. in ten parts, sixteen
viows In each part, OF the finest
half tone pictures Of the American
Navy, Cuba aud Hawaii hes Just
been published and the Chicago.
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway hes
made arrangements for . special
edition for tho benefit OF IL pat
rons and will furnish the full set,
one hundred and sixty pictures,
for one dollar. In view Of the
present excitement regarding ca.
b thess pictures arc very timely.
Send amount with full address 10
Geo. H. Hsa4Iord, General Passen.
ger Agent g. n. L Ht. p. Ry..
Chicago, Ill
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

SINCE war WAS declared the
kloudike excitement has abatetl
aud but few are reported as going
to the gold fields Of Alaska. The
expected increase in trans-conti.
mental traffic does not materislize.
1t is reported that there are GO
tons Of gold stored in Dawson City
awaiting the opening Of river nav
igntion which will be about the
frs. 1T August. When the vessels
laden with s30.OOO.OOO Of dust
arrive from the frozen regions
til" war excitement will be over
and a rush for Alaska may be look.
q for.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

The American and English peo-
pie represent the highest type OF
civilization and when they come
together to succor the oppressed it
means the dawn OF better world
wide civilization. When in the
history Of man did a nation ever
before engage in war for humani-
ty's sake without hope OF reward? :?
Heretofore wars have been wsged
for conquest, for plunder. for per-
sonal ambition anc for revenge.
Surely the world il growing better.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07

OUR motto is Remember the
starving Cubans." We rather ap-
peal to the humanity in man than
to their vesgesnce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-07
WEISS CHAPMAN DRUG CO.
THE
Monte Vista Smelling and
Reduction Morris.

D. J. ELLIOTT, X n. MOSS, Y. y. &c.
President. Manager.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington for King county. In
the matter Of the estate OF Henry L. yes
Ter. deceased. No. lex. Notice OF ad
iaarnH~nt ~ administrators sale
Notice 81 hereby given that the xdrrinys
tTatcr~' sale OF certain real property he
leugsng TO the said estate. heretofore adver-
Used 10 faxs. place On April sfn lSss has
been aaiourres until the ls.h s,ay az Anrs,
iSss. at II aie}ock r. n The sac wfls te
held a. the Eortseast corner Of Iar.es
street ne FIRST avenue. Ia Ire rsty 9, s.
sstls. King county. stste es Washing Tor
Dane this stA day CO Aprsl a 10 fSSs
JACOB FJRTH.
Yeslsr. deceased
MINNIE G. YEsI.ER
AdminIsiratyix Of the estate q Henri I.
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CRY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
NoIlee az assessment roll OF Local In
pfoEernens District No 49, for The i'm
pToVeueat of Fourth Avenue South. IL
tie tfts ef Seattle under Ordinance No
+ls5, ard hearing thereon
Sosics - hereby given that the assess
ssSat to4l CT Local Improvement District
- ~. Ter ne Improvement OF Fourth
s@ts90r soGtA, IN the City Of Seattle, Gss-
ger ordinance No &ss9. has been reported
of ne soaEG Of Public Works 20 the City
1o0ftGli 81 tas City o. Seattle, and is now
on f-e N TIRE oftce ot the City conipgr rot
ifF ard ex-o1tSSo tNlv Clerk and sg7e s=Hse
- fs@@ opeH sssF p7sA.ic Inspection at said
Sttt4s SSsu ws5l remain open fer fnsIsv ctf5n
NssSif AuaGag, the Snd 4ay OF May. kNs. az
ffe y SssSA =. IN, and ali persons Inter
$500 are hsFSnS required 10 appear BE-
fore SnF tfsy Council AZ a session thereof
70 hc aesd In the Council cha amber IN ths
10y ss!3. an Aonsay ire srd day OF May
ING a. 30 o clock T. IN. and make chyec-
tsofas sheTcio. Al 50 j ssle - liked the
ttty toancfi IL ccnsfeer any ara asl CO.
{SEaoEl< made ard w.f make <tsch eogrer-
aeSs~ IN s2i8 soa as x deems is:$t. and " Il
faea - GEIiEaEce approve sGafs roA aal
scst and asses fn& amounts thereof
against each parcel and .ot q i1zss naawz
II s4sa ToN AID declare the same a arSt
Ien thereon SAID matter Essy be ad-
to2tas1 10 later aatN Z 50 ordered bs me
10y So1nea WILL III. PARRY
CITY Sasnptrcslef Ard sx-of.clo CITY Clerk
CT the City Of seattle
DAto 9 nsSs publication, ADxsl { -
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Date Of first publication. April 9. 1893.

CITY TREASURERs NOTIcE-Notice
L. hereby given that the n assessment roll i
IN the Civ q sease creasa 81 No. M
nance No. 4.7o6. entitled an ordinance
avenue south, in the City Of Seattle,
to line 10 feet south Of the south mar
ing the following described portlons
fs.er the way anal ns & s eea
tween Washhgton and Main streets:
all Of the block between Main and Jack
Of Jackson street to 10 feet south south s there
of and all street Intersections. and pro-
vtding for the payment therefor by the
mode Of immediate payment. and estab-
assessment upon all the lots ana parcels
OF land benefited by such Improvement.
under the provisions OF Ordinance No.
ed By Ordinance No S appr o. an May
Sth, 1884: Ordinance No. 4, 1872 approved
May 9th. 1897. and the city charter as
now in force. has been certified to me for
the assessment thereon contained is
made within 30 days from the date OF
the first publication OF this notice such
assessment shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate OF 10 per
cent per annum until paid. and ii not
paid before such assessment shall have
become delinquent penalty OF per
cent. shall be added and the sums de-
l!nquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against
each lot and parcel so delinquent and
with he interest ELECTED as other tax
es, separate account being kept thereof,
and II not paid within the time fixed for
the payment of city taxes shall be col
lected. together With such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized
TO be charged and collected on other de-
iinquent taxes, each lot or parcel so de-
llnquent shall be sold for the amount Of
such assessment, with interests and
costs at the time and in the manner and
by the same authority as lands and lots
are sold for city taxes.
A. III. FOOTE,
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle
Date OF first publication, Seattle. Wash,
April llth 1895.
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CITY TREASURES NOTICE-Notice
Of Local Improvement District No la.
anee No. l.si5. entitled an Ordnance pro-
vidlng for the Improvement OF Second
avenue south in the City OF Seattle, from
fesler way to q point lee feet south OF
and providing for the payment therefor
by the mode of immediate payment. and
establishing fund for such payusen,
parcels OF land benefited by such I'M
provement. under the provisions of Ord
nance No. :.os5.. approved April 18th.
1889, as amended by Ordinance No. $3.50,
nance No. 4.4ss. approved May 5th. 1891.
and the city charter as now IN force.
and repeating Ordinance No. .4,sss. APP
proved August 3ist. 1897. has been GER
titled 10 me for collection. and that un-
less payment of the assessment thereon
contained Is made within 30 days from
the date OF the first publication OF this
notice such assessment shall become de-
l!nqueni and shall bear interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annun until
paid: ard II not paid before SUCH assess
penalty OF per cent, shall be added,
and the sums delinquent shall be entered
on the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parce, so de-
as other taxes. separate account being
kept thereof, ard IL not paid within the
time fixed for the payment Of city taxes
shall be collected together with such
additional charges and penalties as are
authorized 10 be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes, each lot or
parcel 70 delinquent shall be sold fer
the amount Of such assessment. with IN
terests and costs. at the time and in the
manner and by the same authority as
lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
4. III. FOOTE.
City Treasurer az the CITY Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication. Seattle. Wash.
April nth. 1895.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLL
Notice Of assessment roll OF Local linz
prsvement District No. -. for the iul-
proyement of jackson Street. in the City
OF Seattle. under Ordinance No. 4sss. and
hearing thereon.
Notice In hereby given that the assess
men ron Of Local improvement District
No. iS3 for the Improvement OF. jackson
Street. in the City Of Seattle. under Ordi-
nance No. 45JS. has been reported by tho
hoard of Pubic Works to the City Coun-
ell Of the City Of Seattle. and u now on
file in the ofkIce Of the City Comptroller
and ex-officfo cry Clerk. and the same IL
now open for public inspection NJ said
Office ard win remain open for inspection
until Monday, the Ind day Of May. 1Ss6. at
five O'Clock .. m. and ali persons inter-
essed are hereby required 20 appear before
the City Council at . session thereof to b
held In the Council Chamber In the CITY
Hall. on Monday. the Ind day OF M.
1855 at $50 p. m. and make objections
thereto. At said time 50 fixed the City
Council Will ccnsider any and all objec-
tions made and viii make such corrections
in said roll ~ It deems just. and win then
by Ordinance approve such rell and levy
and assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel and LOT OF land shown In said
roll. and declare the same first lien
thereon Said matter may be adjourned
to later date il 60 ordered by the City
Council. WILL II. PARRY,
city Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk
of the City OF Seattle.
Date of first publication. April 8. 1eeS.
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IMPoUNDEp STOCK NoTicE-The fo.-
lowing described coli: placed in the city
pound. March 2s. 1888. viii be sold al
pubic auction TO the highest bidder for
cash in hand. 10 pay cost OF irnpounilng
and advertising. April Is. isss. at 10
o'clock a. m. at the front door OF Police
headquarters, corner Third avenue and
xeEieF way.
One 6ay colt. white stripe down face, 1
year Old.
The owner OF the above described col:
being unknown to me.
c 3. REED, Chief OF Police
Date az frst publication. April / lksa
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
IN0TON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.

o. For. oic shassass ana al Po raw w..h,asto,
route, leaves CITY dock. foot OF Main
street. $50 = m. calling at South Beach
S S.rcneY Ward sdney cbsrieslo ssscr
Chico. 6ilverdaIe. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at p. m: arrives Seattle at
Bo9ardus Z Co.. agents Telephone.
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wHATcox. sEA1IT 1,LE AND TACOMA

ROUTE.
Take Steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
r r1 aocS = Tacoms' n. n: CIV " Hnns
(foot Of Main streeO. Seattle, D. m. Tuea.
fhura and Sat. Returning. leaves What.
Xnacortes 10 p. M. sun. wednes. and
IA Fares-Seattle 81. or $50 round tT1p:
Tacoma us. or = round trip.
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Fly ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round. tr1pO daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minuto2
THE 0TBA0ER 'rLYER"
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:5. HIS .. m. 3:t. e:1S
Leave Tacoma-s:3o q. m. 1. l:So. .. N.
Leave 0eattle-7:30 .. M. u m. = q
Leave Tacoma--s:$o q M. 3:30 7:S6 D. q.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
yion street. Seattle.
sundays, steamers Flyer ana state Of
Washingt6n.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

seattle, Everett 4 Whatcom Route.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday at 10 p. m.
seattle. Everett aud La Conner Route.
Steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle dajlr
except saturday q 10 p M; calling. at Ev.
FRIDAY; going south Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday.
telephone. Main. IA Yesler docx.
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Alaska IONDIKE WANTS.


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ing tickets to any osiser place $500. s.ss
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