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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-27

monument Of learning. One cannot but
be more than pleased with the history and ad-
mlrc the immense industry.-N o. Pic0ylne.
Valuable for pur poses Of reference. He is not
unknown to u.s. for we happen to have read his
"Peacemaker Grange" etc. Quite worth care
Iul Perusal; Gives us good reading natter
~ I. Herald. There is question OF the value
OF the facts that he has digested and arranged
-o0nF Chronicle. An epitome OF information.
Leaves none OF his facts unverifed. Elk
ceedingly useful. Unquestionably right In
many many OF MS arraignments san r. CdH Mr..
(Coin) Harvey was joined in his denial by an
other financial oracle who was visiting him at
the time; Mr.. Samuel Leavitt. author of Money
Ware" an encyclopedia on the money ques-
hnanciers-W. II. Harvey. The benefit that
this work will be to the scientific student OF
most remarkable book on finance OF the CEN
tury.-Arend. This book contains much very
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pendulum OF just the kind Of information tn at 10
being needed today. 1 have constant inquiries
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No romance of Hugo, no tragedy Of Shakespear.
ever stirred the blood as does this infamous
edged the Ultima TA1le of the finance ques.
front for years to come~t5ieago seareatight
five years.-Henry Carey Baird Has created
considerable discussion-Ch chicago Tunes. Does
not hesitate to place the blame where, in his
opinion, 1t properly belongs.-P Philadelphia
Dat'y Item. The American system Of money
rises. like Solomon's temple, without the blow
Of hammer. in the magnificent sequences Of
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tude Of every searcher after economic truth :
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The most important volume yet Issued
for the cause Of the people.-June-
ton CITY Tribune The most valuable
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-27
A TRAMP ABROAD
A WOMAN TELLS HOW TO DO EUROPE
ON 300.

When to Start and What to Take to
Wear-FOur Whole Weeks Spent in
Paris-Peeps at Six Very Interesting
Continental Cities-One Week in
LOndOn-YOu Do Not Live on the
Fat Of the Land, But Enjoy Your
self and See the Sights.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-27

N. B.-Parties desiring to buy cheap
Railroad LAM, will be supplied with
maps and pamphlets upon applica.
tion to above. The Great Northern
Railway has 100000 acres of the
Riches. Farming Lands in Minnesota
for sale at low prices. Terms Of pay.
ment reas enable; six per cent interest.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-27

eler that no allowances can be made for
them.
And now, If you would not exceed your
allowance, you will return home on a cat
tie transport boat. where a spacious state
room and most excellent fare await you
for $5.-Cleveland Leader.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-27

The initiative and referendum will be
the national issue in 1900. Bond and
Industrial Slavery" will be the compaign
text book. Price rs cents.
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Kindly mention The Representative
when writing to advertisers and If you
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let us know.
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Read Bond and Industrial Slavery
and in direct legislation you will find
all reforms.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-27
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
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Forks. Helena. Butte.
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aDaily. bExcept Sunday. xDung and Bu6se
Car. Palace sleepers. Tourist Cars
EASTERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY.
Run =: only fsss trs,n from s. st.. PaS tesSssn
Duluth without change OF Cara TiAsst Buffet
paSaoe Carr b the WeoG
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MONEY!!
The PopuIist Standard Authority.
OUR MONEY WARS
By SAr1UEL LEAVITT,

Author f"OiCTATOR GRANT" and "PEACEMAKEi
GRAhGE;' and Editor Of Peter Cooper's Aduocate
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

the general pubic. The substance
of the charge is l4a, for an ap-
pointment ON the industrial COM
mission of nineteen, as comfort
able salary, RatchfQr.l was q rG....y
to fomenting strike ia the Lii
nois coal district in order that the
Hanna mines might mnrket their
surplus. Mr.. Chamberlain does
not mlnce words, but states the
whole matter in straightforward
manner. The lesson to be learned
from this case is that when n labor
leader receives soft place at the
hands of those whe are antason.
istic to labor interests, the time
has come when he should be re-
garded with suspicion by WORKING
men.
Mr.. Chamberlnin's references to
the importance of the ballot, as
the only true weapon to be used
IN labor's behalf, aud his denun-
citation of anarchists as foes to
civilization stamp him rs man of
broad and intelligent patriotism.
No more excellent suggestions
were offered to Knights of Labor
convention, none that deserve more
careful attention and consideration.
AS "a whole Mr.. ChnmberlGin's re-
port will attract widespread atten-
ton and comment. As nm expose
of treason aud patriotic plen for
the use of the ballot to correct
abuses it is document worthy to
he commended.-News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
SIDEWALK NOTICE TO A1UrTIMo
LOT oWNIIl0,

I.W. q. sanford, the duly apps,inted Rces,e,i.
~r of thr Tuwn of Monte visia, under and by
slstne II th~ pr,tis.ons of b~rttoa tSo. u
Chapter ~ at an Ordinance of th~ town NJ
N0sstr Vista rntitis~t. An OviinAncr lesiAaing
lo lssfte WAiha and Assrssrn~uts th~rstoS. assd
by reaas,a of . r~rtnin Or,iinan~~ havtnk tssssn
duly paasssi bs the Hoard oi Trustees ~ aakl
Town rsstuir,ns = SIDE waiA "a h. bulit IN =
line dvsrttlssi ~ follows. towiti
humt,ptvs1 fourtrcn ittb. thsAce eAst nl0ttl the
as,uth tit>e ~ blorks Nunses'sssi Twrnty 'thr~e
~ assA rvcnty.feur tsti t0 tho sa,utkrast cpv.
Nes 0f sAtd block TSrbtS -four. th~hC~ acsy,as
Hfunps,d Asrttur uud a1biith nknk the eAse 1lNe
0f hSnch nuMlSrst rwrntr0t ~ IN the
s1aitk~AAt es,rts'r Vt ssld bhsh Tw~nty'eve.
kaA nm HalA 10 Wstuired ny aAh OffinAs,cs
IN te aye ara es,s thri ,a,,l feet IN With with
ten q, inch rlans iwld up,~ thru. strtn9efa.
s~cureay. sp'hsd aud lAIa 10 cs,1eorm 10 ~
RrA6e of tha str~et ~ established by aabd
TOWN.
and uh.iaksd and ~ eetintnas ~ the rsat "
usststruetin9 aAisI sHtc vaik havtAx bssn duly
aled In my 0sNea rstimattnH the sset 0t ths
sam~ h, M THIRTY nm r~sts lssS ltHear foAt.
ih~svior~ stve nats~ ~ tn 0wness ~ sh~
abstltns kas IN sntd iin~ that unleee they .nd
emcN III Ikwm shall. Within shlrsy f1Ds Aats after
the Pvh,Ir~tMM IT tAls natts.. nNA ~. dAte
thereof construed ~. .A,a s.4s walA n tront
IN ufxDrAante with the pr,vlssDAs IT s4fl ~.
dinanse, the aasww uiii - yssssstructesi hy the
T0wM " 4onte ttsta. asti TIVE csiaa theseof. ~.
cludinn tke espeNsr ~ nsAklAI ~ 0eao1o1Asat,
essssstf asalast ths a6ulstao kses. eossss ~
~ y.. .1HIkSsS I:ssss,,,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

IT Is always well to look upon
the bright side of life. Every one
should make it point to be as
cheerful as possible under all cir
cnms,ances. BE optimistic and
hope for the best. The law of
m'nta! attraction brings to a man
what he seeks and what he hopes
for with n determination to sue
ceed. "As n man ,hInketh in his
heart so Is he" And yet it is well
to take forecast OF the future and
to determine whittier we nre drift
ing. 1t is not wei 20 he lnncl to
sleep by tn" cry OF prosperity
which the politicians have rpised
and take no heed OF tn. morrow.
There are certain economic laws
that are ms Interchangeable as the
law OF gravitaiion; onn is that, am
der n system of production - where
i'll machinery does the work-aui
the masses are unable to consume
by reason of low wages, there crn
be no lasting prosperity, for the
people. Under such system
there will be periods of activity
sufficiently long to fill our wurr-
houses with goods, and then will
come n lull until these goods are
consumed. This condition of
things must last until the pcoiuc-
ers reap the product of their own
toll; and theu such thing as over
production cannot happen. It fol-
lows, therefore, that by 1900 or
sooner, the mechanic will be told
to take rest, or in other words,
, prosperity will take u lay off and
the workman will vote for change
in the administration Of govern
ment. The prosperity issue raised
this year will not down by 1900,
but will then prove boomerang
that will let the democrats into
power.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
The FopulIst rlatfsrn,.
YisAsc1.

FlNhSCG.
We demand national cArrcncy. sai.
and sound. issued by the general govern.
mont only. full legal tender for all
sisbts. public and private. n Just. csnits.
bic and efficient means of distribution.
direct 70 the people. and through tho
lawful disbursements Of the government.
We demand the FREE and Unrestricted
coinage of silver and gold nt tho present
legal ratio u 10 N by the United States
without waiting for the consent Of for
slgn natlous.
We demand that the volume of circu.
latlns medium In speesiIly Increased To
sn amount sufficient u me~t the d~.
nsnds Il the business and population
II this country aud to rsstors the just
isvsl oe prIoss os labor and production.
aad thsrsby establish prospsritiy Tor
the people.
TRANSFORMATION.
Transportation bsins y means n sx.
change u V necessary the government
shouA own and operate the railroads In
ths Interest," q the psopls, On . Hoo. par.
tIssa t,as;s, " ths end thst sll may bs
accorded the sams tFsatment In trans.
portat,oa aad that tyranny and political
power nov exercised BY the great rail.
rua1i corporations, which result IN the
Impairment u not the destruction u
ne political rights aud pesspaal libeetlse
oe ths esllsea wav b Destroyed 1uch
owpssehip blo b accomplished srad.
sally, 10 UeAsee eoesisleot With SQUAD
pubaso polsey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

FROM accounts in eastern papers
one would think that farmers in
the west, md particularly in Colo
rado and Kansas. were oyerwhelm-
ed with prosperity. Such reports
must be taken with n grain of al.
lowance. Three classes arc boom
ing the delusion-the real estate
agent, tho political agi,ator and
the administration hecler. Tho
real estate agent is interested in
making eastern capitalists believe
that farmers are prosperous, able
to pay their debts nnl eascr to
pay twenty per cent for money.
The political agi,a,ors want tho
world TO believe that the west
prospers under tho control OF the
party in power. These mon all lie
for gain and party glory. Field
and furm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

THERE is an old man in Del
Norte who is daily tramping the
streets and begging for food and
lodging. He has relatives in the
town who are well-to-do but they
will take no care of him. or offer
to feed and clothe him. 1t seems
to the people who are unuccus,om-
ed to such circumstances, that no
one less than brute could be
guilty of such conduct. yet one of
this mans closest relatives is one
of the prominent men in the coun-
ty.-Enquirer.
The poor have no legal cluims
upon their more fortunate rela-
tives, and ordinarily they have no
moral claims upon them. Our
political economy teaches the prin-
ciple of Everyone for himself
and the devil take the hindmost." {"
1t is the duty of society to provide
equal opportunities and protect all
alike, and in case of misfortune or
adversely, 10 care for the unfortu-
nate. Under our present system
of competition md class legi.la.
ton, it is only the few who sue
ceed-many OF whom shut their
eyes to charity, humanity aud love-
in order TO gain an advantage over
their fellows. And the few who
succeed in accumula.ing or amass-
ing great wealth do so, as u gencr.
al thing, at the expense Of others.
What the world needs is n higher
md better civilization-a subs,i,u.
ton OF cooperation for compe,i.
tion-then society. not relatives,
will care for the helpless in their
declining ycnrs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

JOHN j. lNGALLs.-No endur-
ing fabric of national prosperity
can be builded on GOLD. Gold is
tho money Of monarchs; kings
covet it; the exchanges of nstions
arc effected by it. Its tendency is
to accumulate in vast masses in
the commercial centers and to
move from kingdom to kingdom
in such volumes as TO unsettle val
ues aud disturb tho finances of the
world. 1t is the instrument of
gamblers and spectators, and the
idol OF tho miser and the thief.
Being the object OF 30 much ador-
alton, it becomes naughty and sem
sitive and shrinks at the approach
of danger, and whenever il is most
needed it always disappears.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
to testify

The populist party of Colorado,
which our friends, the enemy, con-
sidered dead for several years,
seems to be a lively corpse MS it
has elected about one-half of the
county officers to be elected this
fall and will outnumber any other
faction or party in the state in
each house of the general assembly
besides filling four places out Of
the ten state officers elected
Ridgway Populist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
An unparaIIed rImc RECORD.

Was made every dny during tho
period of the Omaha Exposition
by the trims of the Chicago. Mil
waukcc 4 ST. Paul Railway on its
Chicago & Omaha Short Line.
Al,ho its trains hauled from ton
TO thirteen well filled sleeping cars
and coaches each night. vet schcd.
ulc time of arrival Mt Omaha and
ut Chicago was mn accomplished
fact.-n record 10 bc proud of,
md which has resulted In establish.
ing the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 81.
Paul Railway IN the minds of tho
travelling community ~ the short.
csi. best and most reliable route
between Omaha and Chicago aud
the East
All coupon ticket agents scll
tickets vih the Chicago. Milwnu.
kcc & ST. Paul k'y. For inform.
n'ion regarding tho line address
!. H. Preston. Commercial Agent.
l02o i1ih Street. Denver. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

The Daily Graphic, in its late
wall Mt Roe's election, among othe,
things says:
Mr.. Roe pledged himself 10
have the Soldiers md Snilors'
home removed from Monte Vista
at tho coming session OF the lcgis.
laturc.
Mr.. Roe will do his utmost Ia
get tho home removed nni will
probably succeed. Monte Vista
votes elected him. why should
the spirit OF mortal be proud?".
We do no. believe TIM. Roe ever
pledged himself TO hnvo the Home
removed. But on tho other h,ml
both the parties of which Station
wns y candidate pledged them.
selves IN state convention TO u.
move the home. nnd Frank Gouhy
sn'' IN his speech Ia thia town thu,
1t WAS conceded by all partic.
ihnt tho Home wns TO l,e removed.
IL IL hardly probable tha. Senator
koc will fight home removal bin
M desperately ns did his prc,l.ccs.
sor. The citizens of Monte Vista
served notice last fall TIM. they did
not appreciate such a gallant iigh,
- Senator Moody made two yenr-
AZ" to savc tho Home. When I,
csmc 10 rcwHrding the man who
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

One day the editor of western
local paper picked up Winches-
ter rifle and started down the street
to deliver the weapon TO its owner.
Delinquent subscribers, however,
got it into their heads that he was
on the warpath and everyone he
met insisted on paying what they
were owing him. One of them
wiped out debt of ten years
standing. On his return to the
Office he found load of hay, fif-
teen bushels of potatoes, n loat. of
wood and a barrel of turnips that
had been brought in by delin-
quents.
The above is from the Pagosa
News. ordinarily II very truthful
paper, but before We can give
credence to the story We shnll re-
quire the affidavit of two credible
witnesses.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

IT IS probable the ID. d r. G.
will broad. gauge its road over the
Feta Pass. This will not be done
solely for the accommodation of
tho public, nor to lessen freight
rates, but to benefit the road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Hon. John G. Bell expects soon
to leave for Washington, prepara-
tory TO resuming his duties there
this winter. The people of Colo.
RADIO did well to return Mr.. Bell.
not alone because he is n safe man
but because he is at all times IA
friend to the laboring masses of
this country. His good work will
be continued in their interests,
and a blow for their benefit will be
struck whenever opportunity Of
fers,-Montrose Enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26


THE election aftermath is play-
ing hob" with the prosperity bus
mess. First wool went down from
lG 10 10 cents. now lambs for which
~ 90 per head werc offered before
the election, arc sold at Omaha for
sl.35 per head. Tho report OF the
earnings Of the Union Pacific show
that tho net earnings have been
brought up by tho decrease Of the
working force, by rctrcnchment in
tho employment department
Those who have investigated the
"wnntcd 100 men-20O men" Mt
various points sny that they were
pure election fakes and that there
has not been found mn instance
where they represented an actual
demand for lnt,or.-Denvcr News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

THERE does not appear to be
much complaint on the part Of the
officers in the army. The COM
plants all come from the privates,
bnt the privates will not he sum-
moned before any war committee
tn foctify
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

THANKSGIVING wns quite gencr-
ally observed by tho citizens Of
Mont" Vista Thursday. Tho mos.
Of them made II n dny Of rest aud
recrcn,ion-a holiday; the few
spent n small part Of the day in
Offering up praises TO the Lord for
the manifold blessings vouchsnfcd
TO them by tho source OF all good.
and blsmsl themselves for their
short comings aud their misfor.
tunes. There IL but little Of tho
superstition Ia tho west which
characterized New England n cen.
tury ago, whom Thanksgiving Day
was . dsy Of thanks giving In fact
and = day spent In devotional tx.
eroises. Tho western people rcly
upoa themselves and not on special
providences for success.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

The report of General Foreman
l. ID. Chamberlain of PurLi, TO
the knights oF Labor convention
now in session in Chirg.r is aa
able and striking document. lts
general tone is altnirnble. Even
ii one dissented from all "f lis
propositions, it would hav" Ia be
admitted that he presents his far,s
and conclusions with unusual force
and clearness and with nh evident
sincerity TINT commauls respect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

saved the Home tho citizens OF
Monte Vista turned against him
and assisted tho inmates of the
Home to humiliate and defeat him.
1t Is generally understood that
the Graphic's leaders on Roo are
inspired by r. II. Wallace. We
suggest that the Graphic publish
the Wallace letter on he Home.
If Mr.. Wallace wants 10 20 On
with his attacks on Zoe. it will
afford us great pleasure to publish
Wallace's letter to lyon f-llrrs in
Denver concerning The Home r.
moval aud the old soldiers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

\NA>rED- SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w t.r.s,i,- ~ this attfr 81 ni-nss~ our btAa1.
nras IN their .un nui r~atbt cuunitea. ID 4
hisipi, urts-. ~otk con.iurts-i ~ L,sse. nalosY
i.,ns h.is ~ H'''fs. ~, he. saiasy, neHCSlS
p;a. tefprb bsss =. khsisp-s' ssssf-nAAF0Gn13
etstut-.i ,ti,"Ini~.. ftst ts,rr J.. t1rsn. fvV00.
thta' ~. Chicago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
@. M. CORLETT

X TTORNEY AT LAW. Will
Hprscticc in the state and federal
courts. Ohicc on First Avcnss
Monte Vista. Colorado.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-11-04
esp DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT

l will proceed to execute the order
of reference entered in the above styled
cause by the circuit court of Harrison
county, wherein the same is pending
and whereby am directed to audit,
state and settle the administration &C
counts Of the plaintiffs, what assets
have or will come into his hands for
administration, what amount Is or Will
be in his hands applicable to the pay.
ments of the debts and liabilities OF
said decedent the nature and amount
OF such indebtedness, the real estate
of said decedent, the liens thereon II
any, their amounts aud priorities,
whether it will be necessary to sell any
OF such real Estate to satisfy the said
liens or Indebtedness, or whether the
rents ard profits thereof will pay Oil
and satisfy such liens and indebtedness
within five years, after such personally
has been first applied thereto and
such other matters and things as may
be deemed pertinent to these inquiries
or that may be required by any party
interested. u. w. LYNCH,
4S.4t Commissioner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-11-04

LowNpEs is being misrepre-
scented by the Democrats and &C
cused of being the candidate OF
the B. 6 y. railway. There is
no truth in the assertion and the
only facts to prove it are so feeble
they hardly attract the attention
of a sensible man. Mr.. AMMAN
the Station agent of the b. & D.
has always been a particular
friend of Mr.. Lowndes. He ia
vored his nomination in the same
way any one else would favor a
friend. Mr.. Annan is Republi.
can, a citizen of Clarksburg and
has right to his preference IN a
convention but. that this fact
should be taken to signify that
the B. & o. r. r. corporation
mad any interest in the matter is
simply nonsense. The next thing
our Democratic friends attempt
to prove probably will be that
because Mr., and Mrs. Amman at
tend a particular church, that
church is run in the interest of
the B. & o. There is just as
much reason in one as the other.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-11-04

is making friends wherever he
goes. He is a practical fellow. a
good worker and a man OF char
acter and originality. BE will
go to work to make our schools
typical Of the best system in edu-
cation and advanced methods in
teaching. His experience as q
teacher, his splendid education
and his great interest in the
teachers work particularly quail
~ him for the position he is ex-
pected 10 fill.