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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
HAD A BIG PARADE.
ritssburE faii at Nh ghis Tsmpisr aud
Other NIsitors.

Pi,tsburg. oct. 1.-THE parade Of
the twenty. seventh tricnnial conciavc
Of the knights Tcmplar was the grand
est event OF the kind ever held In this
city.
In point of numbers -ihcr. were 10.
600 mnrchers In linc-it easily doubled
similar occurrences of the past. and as
far as the appearance Of the men.
their uniforms. the ,rapplngs Of their
horses. as well as the perfection OF
their movements Were concerned,
fIt'sburg hns never seen anything to
equal 1t.
The day started without n cloud IN
the sky. soft. gentle breeze blowing.
Long before the booming cannon nm.
nounccd the start Of the marchcrs,
ther" was n multitude of people packed
together In an impcnctrablc throng
along the line Of march. extending from
the hear, OF Allegheny City over into
fittsburr. out Fifth avenue To Schcn.
ley Park, u distance OF seven miles.
The number Of onlookcrs On the
streets, In the windows. on roofs and
In the reviewing stands have been va.
riously estimated ut from 100000 To
1.UuO.UO people.
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against him by three handwriting ex.
perts who recently won suit for libel
against the novelist growing out Of
the Dreyfus case.
Ths sale was ordered to take place
In spite Of the facts that the late Lieu.
tenant Colonel Henry confessed to hav.
ing forged a letter, instrumental In
bringing about the conviction Of Drey.
fus, which sustained the attitude as
sumed by NJ. Zola towards the hand.
writing experts, and although NJ. Oc-
tave Mirabeau offered to be respon-
sible for the amount.
The friends Of ZOla who we're pres.
ent ran up the bidding on the first ar.
ticle. a Louis y. walnut table, which
was originally bought for 100 francs.
to 1900 francs. thus producing the
amount required and stopping the sale.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
INSANE ASYLUM SCANDAL.
superintendent of tho Kansas state Insti
tuition k-signs and Mak-s Very serious
Charges.


Kansas City. Mo. Oct "a special
to the Journal from Topeka. Kansas.
says:
DIR. G. ii. Wetmorc has rendered his
resignation as superintendent OF the
state insane asylum ut Topeka TO Gov
crnor Lecdy and the State Board OF
Charities.
Accompanying the resignation was n
letter to the governor, In which Dr.
Wctmore gave his reasons for resign.
Ing. The letter tells an astounding
story Of alleged cruelty. inhumanIty
and dcbauchery nt that Institution I'M
der the present management. The doe.
tor tells OF alleged Instances OF death
n patients from neglect. speaks OF the
"drunkards and incompctcnts placed
over the unfortunate inmates." charges
that n state Joint exists nj the nsy-
Mm: accuses Chairman II. q. Jumper
n the State Board OF Charities with
being ON n continual dcbauch for the
past fifteen months, and openly charges
subordinate officials with attempting
to ruin pure women.
These nre only few Of the scnsa-
tional charges made In tho letter Dr.
Wctmore declares he stands ready to
prove every charge. and says lie can
prove even more
Dr. Wctmorc Is mn nppointcc OF the
present Popullst administration.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
A L..... .. r.,,.,e.. Ee....z.


II Is manifestiy impossible that msn
In general. or all men. or indeed any
but small minority Of men. can sat
isfy their material desires by stealips
since In the nature Of things workins
or the rendering Of service IL the cnly
way in which the material satisfae'
ton Of desire can be primarily obtain.
ed or produced.
Stealing produces nothing: II only
alters the distribution OF what has al
ready been produced.
Therefore. however II be that steal
Ing Is to be considered by an individual
economy or by an economy Of . 20.
litical division. and with whatever
proprie;y n successful thief who has
endowed churches and colleges asd
libraries and soup-houses may In kuch
an economy be treated n . publis
benefactor and spoken Of as Anthon,
spoke OF Caesar:
lie hath brought many captives homs
to Rome.
Whose vansoms did the general cot.
ssrs all:
q true science Of political economy
takes NO eoguixancs of stealing. ex.
ccpt In 20 far ~ the various forms Of
Il may psrvert the natural d!stribu'
tion. and thus check the natural pro.
ductioa Of wsaith.-Hsnry George.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

Shall a diploma or academic degree
b given for proficiency in the science
and art OF agrIculturc7 This question
10 being considered In all seriousness
by the ancient English University OF
Cambridge. As farmers cannot be
made by the use OF libraries and labor
atories alone. 1t is understood that a
degree would be conditioned on n GER
tain term OF residence and actual prac-
uce on farm. In America agricultur-
al colleges with model farms have
long been In operation. and although
still under challenge In some educa-
tional circles. they are doubtless con.
trtbuting to raise the standard and dig
atty OF the farmers lie. and TO put
the most important OF all branches OF
productive industry on basis OF intel.
liEenee and self-rcspect. with a reason.
able promise OF increasing profits
through improving processes.
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BRYAN WRITES TO HARVEY.
People Are Expected ss Contrlbass Fres,y
Z" AID the Causs 81 Biusssaiissns.


Z" AID the Csase 81 h,nsessiiisaa.
Chicago, Oct. l.-Mr. W. II. Harvey.
general manager Of the Ways and
Means committee. No. lOtt Unity
building. Chicago. II In receipt Of the
following letter from Colonel William
J. Bryan. dated ut Jacksonville. Flor
Ida:
MY Dcnr Slr-I enclose n pledge for
monthly contributions to the cause Of
blmc'allIsm until October. 1900. TO.
gcthcr with the inainliment for this
month. most cordially indor.e the
plan adopted by the committee. and
am confident II wifi result In the col.
lection NJ large fund for the clrculn.
ton OF bimcinliic literature. Since our
fight II In the interest Of the plain
peoplc'-to use I.incOln's phrase. or
the common pcople'-to borrow n Bi.
bic tcrm-wc must appeal 10 them for
the means OF carrying On tho contest.
''Thc nnnnclcrs can contribute large
sums TO support the gold standard. b~.
cause the monopoly Of money gives
them grcnt pccuniary proit. Surely.
you can appeal with confidence 10 the
millions who suffer from Z rising dol.
lar and falling prices.
Having brought freedom 10 Cuba
the American people can rrncw the
struggle for the financial Independence
~ the United States. Truly your.
civilian J. BRYAN"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Dr., In sslyss N.ressea.

San Francisco, Oct. 1O.-Accortling to
the Call. the scligmnn banking nrm
hns Just effected mn arrangement with
the United States government which
will render unnecessary the recently
contemplated shipment Of ten million
dollars In silver bullion from Phlladci.
phia 10 tho mint Ia this city.
The ssligmans. Il IL said. control the
Anglo. California hank here. which IL
the heav!cst dcalsS IN silver bullion
herr. The proposition Of the fnanciefs,
which 10 alleged TO have bern accepted.
10 TO deposit silver st the mint here
and receive certificates thereof. which
viii be available for use at tho east,
thus saving thr cost Of transportation
across The continent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

II was characteristic OF Hamilton
Fish. Jr.. the young sergeant Of the
Rough Riders. who. being mortally
wounded. asked to be carried TO the
front TO die. that upon his watch should
have been engraved the crests OF his
ancestors. Alexander Hamilton and
Nicholas Fish. with the motto. God
will give. Henry ". OF France. breath
ing his last. uttered the one word
Remember" but every time young
Fish looked ut his watch he put him
self In remembrance that noble parent
age demands In the sons noble living a.
well as noble death: that God will
give" is merely attendant upon nobiesse
obliEe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
LIMIT FIXED FOR spAn.Aaps.
Cuba Most Ne Evscasssd by Dsesnbsr 1
sad Porto Rico BY October IL.

aad Porto Rico By October IL.
Washington. Oct. 1.-THE American
commissioners have notified the Span.
ish authorities In Havana that the
United States will assume entire con-
troll. military and governmental. Of the
Island OF Cuba December LIST. The
same control will be exercised In Porto
Rico October 18th.
Instructions have been sent to the
United States military commission In
Cuba fixing December LIST US the date
when Spanish control over the island
must cease. The commissioners, acting
upon these Instructions, notified the
Spaniards that all ports and customs
receipts and the management Of mu-
nlcipal Affairs will pass into the hands
OF the American military commander
OF the island
This order was not Intended to work
hardship to the Spanish troops or gov
ernment, but II was thought best to fix
definite time to end Spanish rule and
to begin operations under the direction
or the United States. II IL probable
that United States troops will go to
Cuba before that time. by December
1st 1t is expected to have troops 30 sta
toned that there will be no need Of
Spanish troops to preserve order.
The proclamntions that have been In.
sued by the President, establishing
custom rates and defining the manner
In which Cuban territory shall be gov
erncd. will prevail until It becomes ap-
parent that new regulations are
needed.
October 18th Major General Brooke
will assume absolute control OF the
island OF Porto Rico. 1t IN possible
that all the Spanish troops will not
have left Porto Rico at that time: II
so. they will be iuartered In barracks
until they can be taken away. In the
language OF Secretary Alger. the United
States Will he host and the Spanish
the guests after October 18th.
The United States will not ship the
remaining troops TO Spain ut It's own
expense. That was no part OF the pro-
tocol. The custom houses. the money
received for customs. and the govern
mcnt of the island will pass complete
ly from Spanish control on the date
set. The present custom regulations,
under proclamation OF the President,
VIII prevail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Starving the Soldlers.


While death at the hands Of the
sps,ish soldiers has been a rare event
during the late war, death from the
ne6.ect Of the war department has
heea frequent.
Especial attention to this shameful
asd criminal condition Of affairs has
bssn called in more than one instance,
ara the death Of Lieutenant William
Tfhan! OF the rough riders in Boston
VIII Internally the feeling Of resent
nsrt which has arisen against the
Var department.
Lieutenant Tiffany served at San.
t,ago and was brought north In the
Uivette and landed at Boston. lie
Nss taken to q hotel. given care. but
could not rally. The death certificate
Fgned by DR.. F. VI. johnson gives this
s- the cause OF young Tiffany's death:
Death due to pro,rac;ed fevers. due
to war life in Cuba. and starvation
While the government cannot con.
troll fevem. It can provide food and
medicines and decent shelter for Its
.oldiers. and this II has not done.
There have been criminal bluDds~s
Ia the selections OF camps. criminal
kiunders In sending troops home In
Pest ships. criminal biunders In ex.
rosinE men to contagion. criminal
blunders in failing to supply med'cins
ind surgeons.
In addition there have been robbery
'nefhciency. carelessness and cruel
neglect in the commissary department
AlEer has much TO answer for. and
',y the storm Of popular indignation
which Ia rising he will be swept out
OF public life into an oblivion which IL
his lust deserts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
F...su, w.ss Of C..n,..,..

Victoria. II. g.. Oct Io.-News re-
ccived from Australia by the wnrri.
moo states that the Head hunters, n
cnnnibnl faction OF the natives OF lien.
dovn. have OF late been extremely ne
tive In the prosecution OF their horri.
bic custom. and that u terrible ntrociiy
was committed by them on the west.
crn portion OF the protcctorntc.
They captured village. aud. after
slaughtcring mnny Inhabitants. re-
turned home with thirty prisoners. The
thirty were killed and eaten nj bar.
barrie feast given by the ucnd-huntcrs
In honor of their victory. One OF the
most notorious Of the Iicnd- hunting
chiefs has since been captured by the
British.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
INDIANS ARE READY.
WANT TO FIGHT THE WHITES.
Msay Dravss Said - Bs Hsfrylss to LsssA
Lake, where Thsy Are Iatssaohsd-
Troops 1t Chicago Ordered to He Ready
to Aova.

Minneapolis, Oct. 1.-THE Journals
stan correspondent ut Cass Lake. Min
nesotn, wires:
ed here In the night going north. and
from them Information Of u more seri-
GUS nature than anything heard here
tofore was obtained. The hOstiles at
Bear Island have already learned that
General Bacon intends to attck them
within forty y-eight hours, and are bus
lily preparing to resist. The Indians are
well informed on everything that goes
on at Walker md at .he agency. They
are strongly intrenched and have sent
out insulting messages to the whites.
Their runners are busily urging re-
Inducements from other branches Of
the tribe. There have passed down the
water ways to Leech lake in the last
three days as many Indians as there
have soldiers come in on the railroad.
Twenty canoes of bucks. four In
each. went up the Mississippi river In
to Leech lake last night. II Is estimat-
cd by the woodsmcn here that ut least
500 reds who viii Join the hostiles on
the slightest encouragement are now
within striking distance OF Leech lake
Seelye came In from Brainerd last
night. He brings the most alarming re-
ports yet. He said:
Bacon will make another attempt in
the next day or two.
He Is determined to get the Indians
or their bodies. II he does neither the
reds will have time TO do awful dam
age to the country. He cannot follow
them and they will have time to do
awful damage TO the settlers. strag-
Cling villages and railroad property ms
they flee. | consider the situation ex
tremcly critical both here and along
the road. Some OF my es,imators are
starting back to work to-day, but only
where the troops can protect them"
Chicago, Oct l1.-Orders have been
received Mt division headquarters here
from General Bacon. in command of
the departments OF the Lakes and the
Dakotas. TO have the Fourth infantry
at Fort Sheridan and the Seventeenth
Infantry at Columbus barracks, Ohio,
held In readiness for Immediate service
Mt the scene of the Indian trouble In
Minnesota.
The united strength OF the two COM
mands is about l.lO0. In the opinion
OF Colonel Barr. acting commander of
the Department of the Lakes. II they
nre ordered to the frontier. IL will be
because Al large body of soldiers Is
needed TO round up the bclligcrcnt In
dams scattered through the Lccch lake
territory with as little bloodshcd as
possible.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Dssssass S.ssvss,s In s,.,..

Chicago. Oct. il.--A cabi~grum from
Madrid TO the Record sAyn:
In spite of the rigid censorship witch
tho government Imposes upon u
press, all the papcra are attacking Pr.
mler kAsasaA most savassiy. The sit.
uation 10 rapidly brcomins Impossible.
DiaaHcctlon has honrycoml,ed otbciai
and non-olsiciai circles. The generals
Of the army are conspirins almost
without attempt n concealmcnt
against tho administration. and the
publlc disorder has become lnsulIer.
able. The situation occasions the
Rraveat coiscern to both the queen r.
gent and her mlnistesn. and I think I
am safe n saying that II No tima have
tAey felt sorr insecure.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

Suicide is the supreme act OF tho
gutter. 1t is seldom good thing
except In the taking on OF a superhuous
member OF society whose possibilities
have been exhausted ny the dramatist
or the novelist All the world admires
. game man and 40 do the angels. The
hysteria which turns the hand OF n
sEsr upon himself is not philosophy.
but spite and petulance. Even the man
who devo,es himself to frivolity is =
more impressive character than the
gutter.
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c..-ys.s o.s ~. r.,s.,.

From the ottumwa. Iowa. Democrat
Judge Orusscup Of Chicago. with al oi
his top-iofticai aights Of oratory. wai
eonaistsnt In his demand that aftsi
swallowing the Philippines our nsxt
movement should BE- In the dirsct.op
Of China and secure . slice Of thai
territory. This Is but the legitimate
outcome Of the sprcad-sasie policy:
there y no ead TO Il. In order "a
round our possessions In the archi'
psiAeo We must have . part OF China:
10 the language Of the graspins old
farmer: I'VE want everything thai
jiuss us!"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Csvs.,s .. lssss sAssss,.

New York. Oct. Ii.--Articiea of
agreement for neht l,ctw~rn James
J. Cori,att and Thomas Hharkcy. 10
take placr November 27nd. under the
auspsccs Of the lIenox Athletic Club for
. eDO00 punr. were sigurd tonight.
The agner were 0sorRe =. Consi.
dine for Cosbet'. TON O'Rourks for
ehaSt~y. and Joseph vsriuA Tor the
600 y 10 bs deposited By both parties
and By the club 10 euassantes Tie fuj.
nl1meut Of tho articles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
ss.s,,s., 70, NJ. NAH.

New York, Oct. 0.-Rsv. Df. Alex.
ander Connrli will probably i,e tho suc.
csaaof Of the late Rsv. John Hau %
pastor Of the Fifth Avenue prssbytsf.
taA church.
Df. Connell b q brilliant pelpit ora.
toe. 81 yearu Cd, ecotchman BY blrth.
aow ellng the pulplt Il The RsgeAt
equefe I'rsebytestan church. lsoaoo.
N: Ceeosl1 y beelsvs1 70 b at psss.
eot v voneoovss. = O.. - roeee 70
ssssss7ass iis ssssesssss - =
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
ToRREv's MEN TO GO HOME.

Secretary Aieer De~tdes 20 Muster Ost the
sseosd q. T. v"iantssr Cavalry.
Washington. Oct. ii.-sccrrtnry Al
GER today decided 10 muster out the
Second United States volunteer cav.
airy. otherwise known m Torrcy'a
Rough Riders.
The order will probably bc issued In
n few days. to take effect nt once The
men will be mustered out Ia jackson.
willie and most Of them will rcturn nt
once to their homes in the Rocky
Mountain country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
POINTS FROM THE PRESS.

Whenever . trust dies the price OF
tie article or articles II controls goss
d0vn; yet trust makers always de-
clare that they make prices lower BY
lssssning the cost of producing and
ssalta9 II! Why can't the fellows %
sstisAs4 with being thieves onlyf-
Barn. Stock and Home.
Once there exists . written eonsti-
tuition there IL an end to all freedom.
The jT'iges can make the Law 70 suit
Themselves. There 10 really NO one
stse to make the laws. because under
. written constitution the state Of the
Nv depends upon Interpretation
Twentieth Century.
Tas Hannacrats are denouncins
what they call an "unlicensed press"
How long before they will begin sup
pressing "unlicensed" newspapers
fesa. ~ they have done In Porto Rico!
DOT cpal of Agriculture.
The world moves. the human prog
ress 50 not to pay tribute to monopoly
or stop. and don't you forget 1t. The
people must now master these mon
sters Or be mastered by them. BY NO
use N money shall one man or cor
poraticn draw from the producers q
part OF the product Of their toil.--Ap.
peal 10 reason.
Better vote the other ticket once
In . while than to let blind partisan.
shir become q chronic d!sease.-Farm.
stock and Home.
Tho question to be decided BY the
voters on Nov. s is. Shall the peopls
rule or shall monopolies be entreIch.
"a? Yes or no?-San Francisco Star.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

he. will again bring forward his bill
for the burdsains Of the country pssss
aAd the suppression Of reform publ
cations. And Speaker Resd will crowd
Il through the house. but II will b.
stopped in the upper house BY the
pepulist senators.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
CURRENT COMMENT.

The available cash balance il the
United States treasury II close to $780,.
ooo.ooo. Can anybody give . plausible
rrsSon why even tSo. 900 900 shouA b
held Idle In the treasury! The only
rsason that suggests itself 10 that II
is . good thing for the money chang.
ers.
This enormous surplus. which b.
ionss to all OF the people. 10 being de.
tributed among the national banks, By
whom u II loaned out at regular rates
Of Interest 70 some Of the actual own.
~ Of the money.
TIE bankers and the sura.thins msn
paid the sxpsnsss Of slsctias the Dess.
eat Rehabilitation. aaA they are Ger.
tainiy getting the worth Of thsls
Doasy. ~
II The eeiAhuss ~ tAs nsxt eeasrsss
tAs gFssahasks viii b burned as1 10.
tses0e- -boasino boals viii brinR peos.
Dsrtty. Vote The Hasasssatie tiskst
this fall.
whsa The psopis ssssl . pess,Asat
aal Q eoasress. tAsss matters win ~
eAaAOe1. TAsss viii - 10 uaosess.
sasy earpaus y tAs treasury. ssl thsss
viii b . veey ueeeul sufplus u ~
Desksts q ths eA1payees.
ceAsrssenan Lssl q cailfesaia win
- 6eesats1 ~ fs-slsstlsa. ut 1ueias
~ sAeet esu & ~ Oesssas seaoPsm
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

You cannot do wrong without suffer-
Tag wrong. Treat men as pawns and
ninepins and you shall suffer ~ well
a. they.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Vsses1e f,,seas1e n eesv~,

Santa CruA Cal. Oct. ii.-wiliiam
weyers PLACED q few sticks Of dynA.
mite 70 the stove q weed camp 1eas
Bsa IIonond . few Wseke aeo ond
nooa fossot the inc11eat.
Today - lighted Q Ars in The stove
the expsesioa whlcA fskowe6, 1yins =
Q fsw 01outes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

1t Is in the length OF patience and
endurance and forbearance. that much
OF what is good in mankind aud wom-
ankind is showing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

Securing the consent OF an heIrcss to
matrimonial alliance is n promising
business engagement for young man.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Lasss 80 ssssss.sss.

Issuing paper money does not sdt
anything 10 the wealth Of the country
Aay thiaker can ~ that. But Il ostss
havpsas that the incrsascd facility sol
sxchases. which such an Issue Affords
eassss proAsetiea 10 b - iscrsass(
that ~ eeuatsy really gaias NOR
tAaa ths soosat q the Donsy issus4
aol II oesDe - II tAs 0oasy haA rsaliJ
bssn - addition TO the wealth Of IN
satsoaA Dut 10 Who wouid unlsfstaa>
eco1e0ies must keep II Mad The fsei
that labor aioas creates vsaith.-Nsu
Era. u.s
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

Prof Charles Eliot Norton insists on
viewing his country through smoked
Siass. expecting to ind It in eclipse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
- plse rR,s.1le.

Pafia. OFT. li.-This was The day
nxed foe ths aale Of The houes snd fuf.
nitnea - -. Umiie xaia - 0tlsfy Q
Su1gDeaa q 0Qooo fssses ebAaioed
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

The class Of 20. In schoo, and
college the world over. now enters
on the Anal stage Of its course. How
brief and pleasant In recollection the
rioaing year Of the momentous scriea
will be! senior dignity and privilege.
bow enjoyable and snviabie! A grad
waiting year Il opportunity a. we'll -
privilege. 'Rsdeemius the time" .
POOR record may b. atonsd for, . new
average established. Those who have
1oas veil can do better. All can dem.
sAstrats The truth that prsparatios 10
not . matter Of ats and starts, but
slsady sndsavor, courage. hope.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

&Au1oe - - . tals.ssasse q ssas.
l8. - - tolis ~ sstA1ag eue Il
Ul9 ~ - - ltseovesseA ~
- 49, - m tAtAs y
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Or Who less right today nssd not
- troubled abovt loiss right tonor.
s0w. Bvssy at doas Il . ssod that
viii beas fFsit sech aftsr ~ kind.
~ naa who y ssasfous today will
~ h sasssf 70 b esasfous Tomorrow.
~ ~ rsoeaasd oetsa saosgA bseoaes
. hAbee. aA1 ~ fruit q habit b shas.
asese.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Kssatlev.

10 yea really have sQuaissy n
Ansssear asksd The BnglisAnaa si
~ Anessees. WY. esstaiaiy." q.
swess1 ths Aoesisaa. "ree inetasse,
ess Dees peepas ~ - nusA vas Ia
= ess oit,ioaaifss."-1sseeal ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15
Denver Directory.
HARNESS.

The bess ~ AssA-
meas In Colorado
for SIS. with
breeching. ~; ~
double team haf.
ness. with breech.
Ing. SIG. ~ steel
horn stock sAddle
for SIS: Sic single
buggy harness for
$50. Do not b
deceived by worth.
les~ imitAtiona.but
order direct from
US and get the
lowest wholesale
prices. Catalogues
4. FRED ACEL-
Denver. Colorado.
: - a
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

wv Fus Up tAs Prsss se Msssys-
Dsbtsss esd CssAissss, frsAsesss saA
Hsesy-osasasrs - Dear Dsaiass Msks
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

It takes more than nine tAklors to
make man out Of . cigarette dude.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-15

The average man lets good opportu-
nities go by while waiting for o better
one.