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CUT IL DOWN Two.THIRDs.
The Fertilization Appropriation Bill
Reno 1t ed to the House.

tn tht IlVuSC-
The appropriation bill for fortified tons
was reported to the House yesterday 1t
asks for 81, ,912, as against estima ties
made by the War Department OF $780,
37S S,571.
Some OF the amounts allowed are: Gun
and mortar batteries, 81 100000: sites
for Notifications, S3o0, 900; preservation
and repair of Notifications, S75, ,000: plans
for fortified lions, $4,000; sea walls and
embankmen's, $4,000: torpedoes for har-
Dor defense, S15O,00o; a aTmament OF fortifi-
cations, S2,133,T77; field guns and other
miscella neous items, 1895, ,235: proving
grounds, Sandy Hook, Nj, SAG ,000: Water
town Arsenal, Mass, $4,000; watervliet
Arsenal, N. Y, S2S,0o0; ordnance and
fortification board, 81 100000. Total,
S4, ,144, ,912.
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Miscellaneous.

Tomorrow S miscellaneous Specials
are: Pound packages. containing so TO
20 sheets Of Superior Writing Paper
Heavy Huck Towels, measuring 20N3a
per yard. :. s-inch Japanned Tea Trays.
decorated in gold. 9. Babies Hand knit Wool
Rbuiees. Mil y Wells. etc. -SUDeriur Wall
busters, with S-fo0t handle. &c
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Capitai--One Million Dollars.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burgla r-prOof vaults
at 80 per annGn upward.
Securities, jeweiry, Silverware, and
valuables or all kinds in owners pack
age, trunk, OF case, taken on deposit
at moderate cost.
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Heurich's Maerzen and senate beer may
cost q little more than the ordinary beer.
but they ARE worth double any other beer.
and are as cheap as pure beer can be.
Telephone 634 for q case
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Miscellaneous.

Tomorrow miscellaneous surprises are
Warranted Pure Linen NAPKINS. II
inch Solid Steel Knives and Forks. Cover
ed Saucepans, holding two quarts Mods
for fancy cakes. CuspidOrS, iapamled, in
colDrsand dacprii ed in gold "a sheets pa Der
and "a Envelopes in neat box. Plain and
Fancy Border rHaItlkercliIcfs. II Two ca kes
Turkish Bath So8., for only. &C
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To Amend a Street Railway cha rter.

A bill has been introduced in the
House by Mr.. Richardson of TenneS-
see, ITO amend the charter of the Dis
trict of Columbia Suburban Railway
Company" The bill provides for sim
gle or double track and that the COM
pany may operate the road by electric
ity, cable or other mechanical power.
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FINANCIAL
CARSON & ria GARTNEY,

MelnbeTs OF the New York Stock Ex-
change, I419 F St, Glover Building.
Correspondents OF Aessrs. Moore X Schley.
No so BToa dway
Bankers and Dealers in GOyer nment Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loars
Railroad stocks and Bends and all
securities listed on the exchanges OF New
York, Phila ticiphia, Boston and baltimore
bought aud sold.
A speciality made of investment secu-i-
ties. District Bonds and all local Rail-
road. Gas, insurance and Telephone Stock
dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock boughs
and sold. ma S-tf-em
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Tire China.

Guaranteed first quality white stone
CHINA meat dishes, vegctapie dishes. pla les
in various sizes. uippiaS. bowls and after
dinner coffee cups and Saucers-
Chinaware for nearly every occasion.
Choice for e.. =. =. E. :. =. &C
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nFpARTNTENT.

-,This comps ny is a legal depository for
court and trust funds, and acts as
administra ratOT, executor, receiver, as
sfgnee, ind executes trusts OF all
kinds WINS prepaTe by a competent
attorney in daily attendance.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Metropolitan f. R. Certificate
.B." 81 900 at ia rs; American Graph
ophone, preferred, 200 at / 4; Mergenthaler
Linotype, II at 143 12: Great Falls, 4
at 101.
After Call--U. s Electric Light, 8 at
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Glassware.

The glassware consists OF large fruit
bowls, In cut glass patterns, half gallon
water pitchers high cake stands. celery
trays and hplaciS, covered butter dishes,
oil Jugs. flower vases. nut bowls, etc.
An CT ystal glass. sparillin.: like tiia nionds.
Ih,tina for only &C
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The Klondike boom is very similar
10 the Tammany boom. In this one
instance. however. it may not be safe
yet to talk of the end of the rise. The
gold fields are a stupendous magnet,
and il is possible that the widest esti-
mates of the tide toward the West may
have been far too small The newspa-
pers have devoted more space to free
advertising OF the new gold mines than
they have to President Mckinley or
even Mr.. Hanna. This means real
earnings for the transcontinental rail-
roads But the thing does not end
there The people who stay at home
already are working off their surplus
imagination in buying the stock of
these roads. The real value of the
Northern Pacific. as far as its earning
capacity during the next few years is
concerned, has been reached undoubt-
edly, and maybe passed. but the pub
lie and the manipulators may force the
figures much higher.
The people who have been engineer
ing this boom in the Northern Pacific
and allied securities realizing that the
public might begin 10 tire in time dur
ing the last week have been putting out
news" through the agencies that the
Klondike boom must not be looked upon
as matter of this spring only but Of
many years to come. The gold fields of
California. these agencies said. were
discovered fifty years ago and are as
productive now as they were to the
forty-niners. California was built hv
the gold seekers. they said. and Alaska
will have as rosy a future. The North
ern Pacific boom seems likely to ct'i-
tinue 1t will have an end some time,
however. and the movement the other
way will be equally as interesting.
1t is announced that the Northern
Pacific has acquired and will take con-
troll on February l of the Seattle and
International Railway. A new board
of directors of the Seattle road has
been elected, of which President Mel
len, of the Northern Pacific was made
chairman.
Louisville advanced slightly yester-
day on information that the plan for
refunding the maturing debt has pro-
gressed so far that definite announce
ment of the sale of the refunding bonds
will be made very soon. The buying
was chiefly by interests identified with
the property. 1t may rally the stock
temporarily, but Louisville and Nash
vile is not yet ready to advance
strongly, the majority of the street are
inclined to believe.
There is story that the Grand
Trunk Railway intends to build line
from Winnepeg to Lake Superior, and
that this link will be only one of sys-
tenn of Western railways which the
company hopes to build, lease and con-
troll in the near future.
The announcement was made yester-
day that the Union Pacific people are
ready to pay the first mortgage bonds
of 1865 out of the proceeds of the fore
closure sale with unpaid interest to
January 20.
1t seems nearly certain that the 7 axe
Shore New York Central deal is
reality. This will be an excellent thing
for AXE Shore One does not see the
advantage for the New York Central
quite SO clearly. In both OF. these stocks
the legitimate rise probably has been
attained.
Henry Clews says of this deal in his
weekly letter, taking. of course, the
most glowing view possible: 'It is
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might be expected for the next year?
Tammany. with its supposed great
friendliness. has glittered in peoples
eyes and very much distorted their Vis-
ion.
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Deposits received from TEN CENTS
upward, and interest allowed on 50
and above.
Loans money on real estate and col
lateral SscuTity. Sells first class real
estate and other securities in sums
or 500 and upward
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THE Glassware

Aliin cut ~iasspatternS nd looking much
like the very expensive cut glasss Cnoice or
large pitchers. sugar bowls, spoon hCiders,
jelly dishes. Cheese plates, pickle dishes,
nappies. gohlcts. engraved tumblers, pep
pefs and salts, toOtbpick holders, flower
vases, and lemon squeeZers.. :. &c
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GhinawSre.

The china consists OF beautifully decorated
Carlsbad CHINA dinner plates, brea k
fast plates. tea plates, soup pla ties,
bread and butter plates fruit Aadcers- cat
meal bowls, fancy fruit plates, tea cups
and SaucerS, after dinner coffee cups and
SaucerS, bone plates. cream pitchers, IN
VariouS SiTtS-chnicC for. ....-.-...-... sc
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Furniture.

20 per cent discount-one fifth off the
price marked the parlor chair
selected here before closing time Wednes-
day. t.i
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New York stnck Market,

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co..
nlaraberS of the New York Stock Exchange.
14.7 F street.
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Tire &c Store.

When you see the size and note the style
and finish IF the glass pieces and China
To be offered tomorrow at 4c for choice, you
Will lave 10 acknowledge the best bargains
OF your life time.
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The week. as a whole. both in causes
and results. has been a somewhat be-
wildering mixture of the faVora bic and
the unfayorable. Several securities IN
fuenced by special conditions, believed
by the street to be exceptionally pro-
pitious. have advanced from to l.
points. On the other hand, the gen.
eral market has had little advance,
and the timidity of the large specu-
lative interests has been as marked
and as discouraging as ever. The
strong issues have been pushed up
largely by manipulation, and there is
no way OF knowing how long the ma
nipulators will care to continue their
operations. There has been much
profit taking by the public as far as
that element has been in the game. In
such a condition of things it is only
natural that the boomers should see an
early realization of their hopes. Ii the
bears do not draw the conclusion, too,
that the Mckinley boom at last is on,
that also surely may be considered
quite as natural deduction. On the
whole, however, 1t would seem prob
able that the gloomy view of the situa-
ton is more likely to be realized.
The reasons for this are easy to state.
The stocks that have been most active
and buoyant since the first of the year
are the Klondike group, the Wander
bilts and the ''Tammanys. The ad-
vance of Metropolitan and Manhattan
began and made great headway some
time before January lst, the opening
of Tarnmanys regime in Greater New
York But even since that time Met
ropolitan has gone UP IL points and
Manhattan points. The total advance
in these securities without question
largely on manipulation, has been re-
spectively over 20 and over 40 points.
The Northern Pacific securities have
advanced and points. New York
Central was at 107 ar the beginning of
the year. and now is at 119. Lake
Shore has gone up from 1i3 to 1874, 8
points yesterday. u points in all. In
curious contrast to these securities the
general market has been almost entire
ly stationary, fluctuating fractionaily
around the quotations at the first of
the year Undoubtedly this is not a
coincidence. 1t means that these
vaulting securities have been doped.
There We're real reasons for their ad-
vance, but no legitimate ones for any
such upward movement as has been
shown. In the same way, it means
that at the present time they are sew
eral points too high, and most natural
ly may be expected to drop back to or
even beyond the normal
The January stocks are very strik-
ing illustration. What was Metropoli-
tan a year ago? And what good rea-
son is there for believing that such
road in a few months has become a
gilt-edged property at a price that
would be high if per cent earnings
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The Sc Store.

This new hopscfurnisiing store has jump
Ell into popularity. Established eut Il
week since, IL is already household word.
Tomorrow Nili see new arrivals of china
anu glass ware. pieces worth up to
50c; at only, for choice. ce.....,............8 &c
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Chartered by special act of Congress, Jan,
1867, and acts Of Oct, 1890,
and Fen., 1882.
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Curtains.

29c to 9Sc for samples OF real Irish
Point aud Brussels Lace Curtains,
worth up to $50 pair. Note that sample
is half curtain, to show the pattern.
Used singly rs tides, &c, or together as
bed spreads, &C., they are rarely beau
tifui.
sc for samples Tamboured Muslins. Laces
and Cretonnes, q to 80 inches wide.
They are yard lengths, mostly worth up
to roc yard.
4 &c to T5c for sample squares Of Tapestry
and EroCatelie, worth up 10 S4.5O
yard. Many uses will he suggested Tor
these squar raS-
$50 pair for 75c Lace Curtains, and half
price for all others up to $500. We
refer to those la tely secured from Emden,
Gerstle s. Co of New York, whose stock
on hand was sold because of change in
the firm.
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Chicago Grain and PROVISION Ma rket

Corrected daily by W. Il. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange
1I2I r Strpat
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fight. The referee decided the contest a
draw.
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Mr. Clews further expresses the idea,
not original with him, that the Teller
resolution cannot become a law during
this Administration.
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1t is announced that the Northern
Pacific has acquired and will take con-
troll on February 1 of the Seattle and
International Railway. A new board
of directors of the Seattle road has
been elected. of which President Mel
len, of the Northern Pacific was made
chairman.
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Henry Clews says of this deal in his
weekly letter, taking. of course, the
most glowing view possible: 'Tt is
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The National Safe De
poSit, Savings and
Trust Company
of the District OF Columbia.

COR. l5TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
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The January stocks are very strik-
ing illustration. What was Metropoli-
tan a year ago? And what good rea-
son is there for believing that such
road in few months has become a
gilt-edged property at a price that
would be high if per cent earnings
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1t seems nearly certain that the + axe
Shore New York Central deal is
reality. This will be an excellent thing
for axe Shore. One does not see the
advantage for the New York Central
quite so clearly. In both of. these stocks
the legitimate rise probably has been
attained.
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The announcement was made yester.
day that the Union Pacific people are
ready to pay the first mortgage bonds
of 1855 out of the proceeds Of the fore.
closure sale with unpaid interest to
January 20
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

For bsoksa surfaces, sores, INSECT h,tss,
burns, skin diseases and especially p,lss
there 10 oes reliable remedy. Do Witts
Witch Ha,pl aalvs. When vou call for
Dc Witt don't sccspt oountssfsits or
frauds. You vii not b diseppoiatsd
with DeWitt's Witch Hazsl Salve.
J. W. Cupples.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Yvex ssAt 70 as&s asssv fest sal
asks IL essy. write q osos foe special
oooAdsat,A tsens aad e9cluaive tsrnto
y % our osgniaesat PICTORIAL
HISTORY OF THE WAR WITH
sPAtN." the lArgsse esd oaly oo0pssls
up.to-dsts wosk oe the kisd puhlishsd
contains nearly 100 paoss and more thaz
100 sapsrb iliostssessas. II you asas
busapssa, write eoe special tsr1s r
assots 70 day.
WESTERN BOOK COMPANY.
Kansas Oty, No
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Frank Pierce has been in town a
few days on q visit and hunting
expedition.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

]. n. Powell has sold his ranch
to X. B. Wills and will 70 over
into the fruit country in Delta
county next spring.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Another consignment Of furni.
ture just received at the Monte
Vista Furniture store. When
goods sell 20 rapidly - with this
Rrm, prices must be right
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

There seems to- be little or NO
interest taken in politics this year
by tho populists. 1t is hard work
to get anybody out to the prima-
rics. Unless something turns up
there will be u light vote polled in
November.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

You invite diaapsosatesst whsa you
experiment. DswItss Httis Early Re-
ses srs pssasaat, easv. thoeossh httls
pilh They cure ooossibstioa and sict
hssdseAs just - sass - yos taks thsa.
t.a y. ". Oup0lsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Tho Mountain and Plain Fest,-
val at Denver next week is des.
tined to surpass any that have pre-
cceded Il.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Mrs. H. G. Mullen, Of Alamosa,
spent Wednesday and Thursday IN
town visiting the Doris family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Mors than tvsaiy nillioa fsss ssnsass
q DsWitt's Witch Hassl Salvs hsse
bssa distsibussd b ths 1saufastssses.
What bsttse peooe a thsas coa1dsoss b
its merits Do you want? Il cusss pslee,
burns, scalds, sosss, In the shortest spess
oe tina J. ". CuDDlsa
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

VI. & Wintsfmuts of L d,
Trostes~lss / Co., hss rstarssd
aflsr . tArss weeks tip through
sastsss markets bsy,sg fali sloets
asd yoods ass asnvisg daily. asd
they 60 SHOW yos II . fsv dayl
so0s oe ths grsaSsst bargains d
Drsss 0oodA HsAA Shoes. Mos
FsruishissA B,aaksla H.. thsl
have ever bssa o6sesd II Ne vi.
~. Thsy vaat yoar tsads end
sss nakiag prices - ~ Il
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Will Woods arrived in Monte
Vista Wednesday from Cripple
Creek. He will remain week or
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
Shaw's Magnetic HSriags.

Shaw's xasastlc Hpriass.
Everything st these cslsbratsd
sprines has bsen put In 6rst class
shape for the accommodation ol
the public. Hot and cold baths q
any boar. Rsereshmsuts ct rsa-
souable prices.
MES. II. p. HORxIlK.
Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The republicans of New York
state met in convention Weines-
day and nominated Col. Teddy
Roosevelt for governor with a
whoop and q hurrah.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The New Jersey democrats turn
ed silver down in state convention
Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Miss Matte Wyley, who has
been visiting Mrs. Geo. Beatty .
week, left for her homo in Missouri
Monday evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
A BUCKET OF GOOD COAL
B. =. AYERS.

Truth wsafs we'll People have Isasn.
I'd that DsWItts Htt,s Early Rissu sss
reliable littls pills for regulating ths
bowels, cunns ooostapatsoo and iek
headache Thy doot srips.
J. w. Cupplaa
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Oss Niauts Oouga Cur surpsissl
people bv ID quiok our0 asd e6ildrss
~ taks II 70 lafss sssatitiss without
the lsase daaese. u hes voa Tor ,tssli
ths bsse Fssatasioa oe any pssparstiou
sssd toasy foe eosds. osoep, tiokHag Ia
Tie thfuae O. obstisaAs epaghA
J. ". Cupp'sa
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

&. &. Cummings left Wednesday
night for Chicago where he goea
10 select 4 new stock Of furniture
for tho fall and winter trade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Col Corlett has been at San
LUIS throe days on law business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The wool trade has become SO
depressed that the Wool Exchange
in New York City has suspended
operations
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Flour Is q. 10 in this market
and wheat 81 cents. A very fair
profit is therefore made in the
manufacture Of -four.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The farmers of the wheat belt
are now hauling to the Monte Wis
"a mill. The wheat is Of a very
fine grade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

We simply have The best Ladies'
Hose. for l0c. Is for 96j aud l6c.
straight in the state.
l. D. Troutisttsr / Co
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Horn 4 White are about to COM
mence the erection of a seven-room
brick house on the lots north Of
DIR. Packard's residence. O..
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Attorney Cox was in town
Thursday on legal business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Wheat 10 now selling in this
market at 81 cents per 100 and
oats rs and so cents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

George H. Adams, of the Baca
Grant, is advertising 1900 head Of
cattle for sale. Most Of them arc
high grade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Call and 80 ssar new stock o
Saddlss-ths anssl mads.
Gro. B. BOUTWELL,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The Monte, Vista Labor Ex.
change has shipped . dozen ears Of
potatoes and one car Of wheat this
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

]. w. Backlis, Of Grand juno
ton, who was I candidate for gov.
ernor At Color.do hprings, has
bcen nominated for senator in the
Sixteenth diser,ct on the populist
ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Will Farrow, Frank Chandler.
Lou Hudson aud Charley WyRaI
went TO Silverton Wednesday
where they will 60 to work in the
Suunyside mine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Preparations are being made to
send Thanksgiving presents to the
boys at Manila. The transporta-
ton companies have kindly offered
to carry ali packages free Of
charge. Particulars will be given
next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

L. D. Troutesttsr 4 Go. srs -.
ceiving piles oe Bargains In Dress
Goods. BlsukssA HAts, Msn's Fur.
nishings, &c. Nsxt wssk they
will give yoa soAs eye opeassa
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

DR.. Thompson starts today for
Cauada to visit his parents who
reside there. He will bc gone q
month or six weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Tim O'Leary. of Croedc, was in
town Thursday on a visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Joseph Meredith has been nomi-
mated for stats senator by the pop.
ulists Of Telluride.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Chickens, butter and eggs want.
I'd at the Red Front.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
Hllliaeey Opsa1pg.

Before sslsetisg yoar winter
hats ~ Ayss Norlana's 6ns linz
q Faasetts. Prices 70 suit ell
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

John e. Bell will be reelected
to congress by ~ large q majority
as be received two years ago II ID
rather amusing to note q few he.
publican sheets who denOuuce ev.
erything PopuIistic supporting b.
Clark Wheeler. r.-Pagoaa Ncws.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Round trip tickets to the Fssi-
val OF Mountain and Plain at Dem
ver October 4th, 5th aud 9th. only
@&. On sale Oct End aud 3D..
Good until Oct. 10th 1888
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

There b 70 rlaes 10 w world
thae eaa bsaA ~ Sen Laib vsllsy
rsisisg gallons. The Shosp Bsos. i,
sagagsd in gssdsoiag sast d town.
have raised some oe ths Ansst On.
ioes The ssasoa ever pat oo ~
market At Tie Labor Exchange
aAy b sssa samples q thses
osioas - large - . mans mo
- A saIoa psloh In this vi.
= WestA asse tAaa Q trait sseAoed
q 0saed jssselea q Dsata
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The middle-of-the-road PopuIists
expect their principal speaker to
arrive in Denver, Oct /. Some Of
them will be at the stxte conven-
ton, which Is to be held Oct. 3.
Those IN charge Of headquarters
saw they have every assurance that
the state Convention will have q
full delegation from every county.
Denver Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
DR.. Fulton, Homeopsth.

Wheat was down to 81 cents
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Mrs. w. ]. Clark left for Coin.
Iowa, Monday night on . visit
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

4 hsss crowd will % 10 Dssvse
essday - ~ apssial % asassd ~
1oeoa1aio ~ plalo rsslival.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Rio Grande county has furnished
the state senator for two terms and
If new man is to be brought for
ward one of the counties IN the DIS
trict is entitled 10 the honor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

There is Us much dissatisfaction
in the republican ranks ss in the
pOpulist party over their attempt
at fusion. The consequence will
be II small vote for both will he
pollcl, with n sure thing for the
Thomas ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Aiss Ella Hscklsr went 10 Den.
ver Friday night where she goes
70 take charge OF the Scott -Ssxton
college OF slocutiou aud orstory.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

You will and "Rsd School
House" shoes BY c. n. Hsndsssoo
4 Co, at Trouttsttsr 4 Cos. Once
you Try them you will have no
other, no bow.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Granite x.re and tin ware At
Won Egidy's.
Fresh bread, lemonade and milk
shake always on hand at the Red
Front