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Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
FLAG OF THE WAR.
The Banner Followed by inc
 Rough Riders Info Cuba.
Its Restoration 10 It's Donors and a Reception 10 Those Who Watched
 ItLose Color, buf Gain LuSfer.

The most impressive. incident of Thanksgiving was the formal restora- ton 10 ',he Women's Relief Corps last night by the Rough Riders of the flag which was presented to the Arizona contingent by the corps. The event was made the occasion of a reception to the Rough Riders and took place in the G. A. R. hall There was an elab- crate programme of music. recitaions and addresses. The members of J. w. Owen post and the relie4 corps and many members of B company, N G. A. were in attendance. Dr. c. D. Bel den presided The principal address of welcome was delivered by Judge A c. Baker and response was made by Captain J. L. B. Alexander of Troop C, First volunteer cavalry.
 There were delightful sougs by Mrs. Walter Hill and Miss Mamie Plank, and an original poem by Mrs Ada IT. win. These, however. were only Q very few features of the long programme, excellent throughout its length.
 All Of the Arizona members of -he Rough Riders within reach of Phoenix were there and some Of them lent pie turesQueness to the gathering by the uniform of what has come to be re- garded not so much military organl- zation as military order as famous as the White Company.
 But more impressive .ehan any incl dent of the programme or the pro gramme in it's entirety, Or the Rough Riders uniform, or even the Rough Riders themselves, was the flag which stood conspicuousIy at one end Of the hall. That flag became a part of the history Of the war with Spain and II has been written about by every cor respondent who attended the Santiago campaign. That it had been returned to Phoenix was net widely known, though all were aware of the effo1 IS made by the relief corps assisted by Governor Murphy to secure 1t. l. was also known that he government had authorized it's restoration. But it's com ing was kept a semi-secret for the oc- casion Of last night.
 The writer was il the office of the governor one day more than a month ago soon after it had been received. A member Of the relief corps, who was going to leave Phoenix, wanted to see it before she went She was accompa- nied by half dozen other members or the corps. The flag was Aaken from the long box ia which it came. It was unwrapped and unfurIed Tears welled to the eyes of some of the ladies, and one girl exclaimed: The poor, dear flag! I love it more than when it was newt" The flag really was not very old. It was only last May hat it was
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25

put into the keeping Of the Rough Riders and all Phoenix remembers how il danced in the night air as it was borne at the head of the Arizona con tingent, in it's glory of bright red, white and blue silk. The spear point cleaned in the electric light. Bu1 the flag looked changed when it was un- furled. The sensation was similar to that produced by the removal of the coffin lid from above the face of dear friend who has died in q foreign land ond whose body has been sent home for burial.
 The flag was an unsiSlltly rag; the colors had run toge her amid Cuban suns and rains. There were six holes in IL made by Mausers and shells \ part of the fringe had been -orn loose, probably in the rush preceding it's great distinction Of being the frs American flag set On hostile soil since the Mexican war. The fringe had been unsl<illfrlly sewed on again with 2 coarse yellow thread. The spear was dull and dinsed, and more significaEs than all. the staff was rough and black with the sweat and Srlme from the hands Of color bearers. Some of them had borne f- to death. The nag was no longer beautiful, but 1t was as the girl said it was, more IoYabie than ever and was more highly prlZed and more highly honored than any Hag followed into the war with Spain.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25

nugget iIt0 my palm this morning, and went oHs and bought gallon e oysters and 2 young turkey. 1 am thankful that ohe nugget was 3 large one
 Hon. T. s. Gil: I am thankful mat have gocd hsaa-f, and eaat is wo4 Ih aU . any CDe.
 C. i N Luhrs: ] am glad to be alive and have good health. Theodore Eaffuer: Iha Gae thlnS 1 have 0 Ee thankful for is good health and plenty to cat. That IS what We are ali struggling for, and when We have attained thal there is very lit1e else 5o fight for.
 TerTitcr5al Auditar Eioksrs: There l1s 2 great 6iS turkey a GIT house tO- day. and l am thankful that it is there. Thomas 1. Orr: ] am neaa-ay and have plenty to car. but l am thack kful : fer this bright sunshine which Is at jracting the people to this valley from ali pa4ts of the country. IL makes the
 sick vsell. and ! am thankful that we haze plenty cf it.
 h. E. Williams: When I glance back over the past year ! am glad that l diQ
 not go to hIonGyhe ! caugh- the fever. but it soon became dissipa5sd
 after three months digging fer the gold in Eanty creek up in he Castle Creek district in Arizona. I probably had just as gooi luck there as would have had in Alaska. I am thankful that am here in Arizona, above all things.
 William MeIcz=r: The superior qual- ity Of the Arizona sunshine ought to
 make any one thankful that he is alive to enjoy i : t ls thc very best that is made, and ! am glad that no device has ] been conceived which will allow out s4aeIs Jc come ip here and carry it away. They have Q stay here if they
 want 10 enjoy it and l am thankful for 5ha5
 D-. Forl: A~.zona's exceptional eli mate has given ne gocd heal h during the pas. year, and l am grateful fer the benefits have received.
 r3cHeh Rider Herndcn Young: am thankful i am hsre. bat if ] could get q of the malaria in my system ]
 wcU-d have more 10 be thankful for
 Ae Arizc3a boys why were fortunate encugh to dodge the bullets are all ! grateful
 Gar. ain Pssi4er: The Rio Verde Canal will be blilt this year, which la
 matter fer rejoici1s 3ncag 2 great many people.
 C ! Ha3i: lily Gu5ies receiver oI ,ae canal will te over on the 5th oI next month, and 1 am thankful for
 ,hat
 -Thomas Ge5ndeu cf 5ae Rough
 ai1iers: The e9Es are Slad to De e2cs in 2Laanix for TkaGSsgiTin We all hare a great deal to be thankful for
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
AT THE GRAND REEF
Depth Reveals Values in the Mine
 That Are Rich.

Advic5s from the Grand Reef mine located in Cochisa county are to the effect that the showing of precious metals increases with depth. The big ledge has been penetrated to a depth of 457 feet and | tunnel is baing driven to strike the 400-foot ievel. Both drifJing and sinking are being viscr- ously prosecuted and the promise Of the mine is steadily growing gEaa,er.
 The policy of the owner in developing the mine on a grand scale be1Ore erect iEg 2 reduction plant is in marked con- Jrasc with that of the impractical en- tbUsiaat who bu.ids the smelter before he finds the requisite amount cf ore. General Manager Payne has certainly
 shown good Judgment and practical mining ability in his management of Che Grand Beef. 1ts cntry into the ranks of great producers is oaly . question of time. says the Range News.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25

School. secured tho ball from inc Nor nal line and carried It over rhe line for touchdown. \ question of foul arose ii which the umpire and referee failed 10 agree UmFire Lis..er de cided that StelZeeide touched the ball and declared the play fair. Referee Wolf opposed the deei5icn and an ami mated dispute followed which settled nothing. The umpire finally conceded the play to be foul, and ordered the ball back to center. The h.gh School refused to play The dispu.e was taken up with new vigcr, and the um- pire tried to pacify it by withdrawing his decision The Norm9ls then were unwilling to enter the field. The score stood ii to 0 in favor Of the High School eleven. The reIeree declared the game draw
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
4 TRIBUTE TO CHARITY.
Thanksgiving Day al the Criitcnion
 Home.

Yesterday was 9 day that will ba re- mambered by those who have lent thcir energies and sympathies toward the growth of the CriJtentoa home. Three years ago when the work of raacla of fallen women was begun in the city Of Phoenix it met with little encourage mem and much cotdness. The 300 people who attended the reception from 2 until II eIOcE given at the home in BrilIs addition yesterday 2E- ternc0n were 2 measure in par cf the success which has crowned the eMoTts of the management Cs Jha home The donations which were shCweTed JE tne home all day were more Of hat meas ure Of success, and the complete reYo- luticn of feeling towards the wof k makes up the full measure.
 From 2:30 until 3:30 devotional ser vices were held. After -hese refresh nlents were served to visitors who came and went all the afternoon From ' to 3 o'clock addresses were gIFon 1y the pastors e the different churches.
 After the quests were served Vt,A coffee and cake tley were taken over tbe home cf Mrs Br0adb0oks. matron cf ha home, ard shown the rooms ana ecuiuments cf the institution. The UAl4lLtzAG i2 F-a- +t-~e-7> ->- tF,e house contains was either pGr- chased by a 2103 subscription collected in dimes bx Miss T.1uise Broa db1cizs. e. 7,-9nufactUrad by that young lady her self One bedroom is furnished Wi,h 2 dresser. book c25e, screen shelves and 2 couch, all the h1ndiworE of Miss BrqsdhCcke. The material Cf these ar ticles is dry goods boxes and vel low cheese cloth, but the effect pro duceG is pleasing.
 cash. dry goods, he'd clothing, gro cerfes and many ether necessities. The churches of Glendale sent their col Iac ions Of the day and the1evare still ether outside pciuts to he1F fCr& The ". .. '. U. kindly t5ldeecG 4he usa ot it's hall to receive the Sitts il. The soliciting committee, which was larga- Iy instrumental in making the dona-
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
How s This? Reduced from 2OC to l2 l-2C per pound on Fresh Beef, some as low as 6C.

If you want an opposition meal mar ket patronize it. We intend to run this market for the benefit cs our GUS toners, as we don't intend to make any money on it, neither do we intsnd lcsing any. Everything neat and clean and satisfaction guaranteed.
 LIGHT HOUSE KEEPERS" we want your trade. We slice hams and bacon. Sell you any quantity cf fiour and butter and, in fact, most anything you want from cents worth up. We are tho cheapest pIaca in Phoenix cn al groceries. Everything new, fresh and clean. Cold boiled ham, p'gs' fest, chipped beef, pickled tripe, smoked tongue and bologna sausage
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
THANKSGIVING, HND WHY
f.any PhoenIcians ~'ho Were Glad
 They Lived 10 Sec Yesterday.

Maor J (. Adams: aa glad that tEs bright winter days have come again, and I an particularly .hank1ul last October
 Dr. T. ]. Jessop: am glad -ha. am alive to eGjcy the sunshine e these nice winter daTs.
 Manager Clark cf the Feed: The delightful wiser climate ia Jea valley did lots Of seed to the people who came here las Wsats1, and l am thank faI to ses them 5ala again this year. fer hey aTe al Eaa 0pre- There are IF any new faces &r1ol5 tee new 1c1Ia-a, fer which wc a.e also thankful.
 Ernest Fcrd: j miner dropped 9
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25

in the light of the neon. stars ana lanterns the solemn words were spoken that made the happy pair one. About seventy-ave guests had been invited and af-er the ceremony Wedding- thanksgiving dinner was sefNeu- There was turkey, cranberry sauce and other gCcd things in abundance and the eating, laughter and music continued far into the evening. when the happy p3ir left he parental roof and went TO their own new home to begin life for themselves.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
yvILKY-GREEN

M th9 residence of MT and Mrs. Green. eleven miles northwest of Phoenix. on Wednesday evening at o'clock. occurred the marriage of their .d7rzater. Miss Torres to r. D. WilkT- The yard had been lighted with Jap snesa lanterns and the ceremony was performed by the IasJcr c4 she Chris t.an church cf Phoenix, cn the broad peecA o7 fh2 es da Q. th5- muse.
 .}e bride and szoae and atoead2I $
 pasd cnt through -he nall to the .porch 5o the wedding march, and then
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
THEY STOPPED TO DINE.

Munich. Nov. 24.-The emperor and empress of Germany arrived here to- day and were met a5 the railroad sta ,iCn by Prince Leopold, res ent or Ba- varia, and his ministers. After par taking Of lunch their IF l1estles re- sUned their journey.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
ONE MORE BODY FOUND.

San Franclscc, Nov. 24.-The body of J. N. Leighthoad, purser of the steamer City e Sydney, previously reported missing. was recovered from the ruins of the Baldwin hotel today.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Frsa Cslseade 10 ths Great Lakss,
VIA lincoan anA Omaha
Less than LOO miles in about
IS hours. Electric lighted. steam
heated sleeping cars from Denver
through to Chicago, VIA the Rock
Island and the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railway. every night
in the week. Denver City OfRce,
Sol Seventeenth Street. J. E. Pres
ton, Commercial Agent
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Colorado farmers will be given
an opportunity to compete for
prizes, amoustisg 70 some u, 900,
for the prodaslioa Of sugar bssts,
under coeditioos 10 b. fully dsasr.
mined upoa later. The Chambss
Of Commerce a Dsovsr has dscid.
ID 10 o6sr d, 400 for ths soeour.
aesassns Of sugar best growing
and namf,sr Of oehsr composites
have agreed to make additions 70
ths prises which will bring ths 10.
tal amcast up 70 o, 900 or more.
Ths mattse has beea under a1yies-
nsaG 1Qe soos ttas 6at 1aal aseioa
wss noe tahsa antal rsesally.-Al.
n1leoo Jooenal rt
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05
;Jsa., Bootb ,truck Tho B.n tui;;

Jsass Booth struck the Ban Luis
vallsysin, the Rall Of 1850 With .
teem and $6 ~ his capital with
which to 60 into business. BE
soon atter located aquarter section
ono mile east OF Mosca and has
since purchased another quarter,
which makes him . very comfort
able farm.
Mr.. Booth believes in progress
sive farming and hes: been favored
with good, crops nearly every year.
he estimates that be has cleared
on an average. $1,000 per year
every year since he has been in the
Valley and it is doubtful il he
could have beat it in any country.
This last year his crop was ex-
celient. He had in 40 acres OF
wheat and 40 Of oats, and although
he has not finished his threshing
yet he expects to have at least
5000 bushels Of wheat which
would at the present price, bring
him about $1,000 in clean cash.
Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Under Sheriff Shaw went to
Denver Tuesday night to get John
Quay whose bond is considered
technically defective, and Thurs
day he returned with his man.
The district court does not sit un-
til April 10th In the meantime
Mr.. Quay will probably secure u
satisfactory bond which is placed
ut 5000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05
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n Ysa Klas . Whesti
RECEIvER.S SALE
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We have received instructions to
close out . Bicycle Nanueactarsr's
Stock of 6450 High Grade 80 Nod
81 Ladies' and Gents Wheels,
manufactured to retail at $500
each. Fally warranted. ~
OUR PRICES 406.OO EACH.
Send $500 TO cover express char
ges (or deposit amount With your
Express Agent and send ~ the re-
es'pt) and We will ship you the
wheel @. O. d. for the balance.
Western Brokerage Co.,
50 Chicago, Ill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05
Hiss Carpeatsr.

Ssea c. Cs.psatss presents program
that sxcsls N every respect Shs csrr,es
calcium Lights aod special sososry.
Following srs few oe the many Hat
tssiag opinioos ot ths press:
The seIsctions were veil sdap&sd to
show her unusual versatility. Her pan
tontns work hes bsso prooounosd, by
manv pssssot, 70 b the most perfect
and graceful that they bad svss witness
sd.-Des~S kerx.
The gifted young lsdy u already one
oe the most brilliant slocutionists bseoss
the public. shs charms hse sudissos at
the Outsse and holds them captive BY hes
woodssful ability - an el0cetioaisi and
sctsea. Her versatility 70 phsaomsuaL
-cois'sde Ssrisss Gazette.
Hse instant trans,tious from TRAGEDY
10 comedy, from mirthfulnAas TO the pc-
thstic, With gesture and fscial sxpses-
sion that told nsoes than halt, we're over.
whslming tsstmoay 70 the versatility oe
this young actssas Her mimic powsss
end facial sxpssasioo are her strongest
points. and oos might almost rsed the
lines SfUm her movemeutA which COO
statute . living picture. Grad yxsetioa
ktss.
Mis- Carpsotsr will sppsar st the
Opsss Houss Monday, March Z.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

An effort is being made TO have
nm oratoricnl contest between the
high schools Of the San LUIS Val.
Icy. Two contestants are chosen
from each institution: ono to Rive
an 0ration and ono a defamation.
Coatss&s of this nature arc rccciv.
Ing much attention all over the
country. ....s
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05
DOI'T GO 10 TEE KIOTDWE.

Lots OF talk and writing now days
about Klondike. But it costa $500 to
get there. Every young psrsoo should
have . trade or . profession. Edison,
tho wizard of the wire, was first . tsls-
graph operator. Telsgraphy can be
picked up at home In your spare hours.
Tho Edison telegraph outat costa elOO
1t Is . practical learners instrument
Many expert operators have learned By
it We send with it wire, battery, all
complete, with full direct,ons for opseat-
ing and . courss OF lessons for Learning
At home In ten weeks. Any boy o. girl
can acquire this useful profsssion In .
short time by our system. Sent prepaid
for sl.l4. Money refunded II unsatis-
factory.
ACxE ELECTRIC Co., Room 1228.
36 Marquette Bldg, Chicago, Ills.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Onc-half Of the taxcs became duo
the first Of this month, and the tax.
payers were forcibly reminded that
their taxes are u terrible burden.
The largest part Of the taxes 60 70
pay for the extravaganza and USE
less expenditures Of former county
officials. Fsssett's taxes are 800,
enough to ruin any ordinary bust
ncSR ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

There Is talk Of putting up An
immense packing house in Deuver.
Representatives Of . wealthy syn.
dictate OF eastern capitalists were
IN that city last week looking over
the ground, and it is SAID that they
were greatly impressed by the T'o~-
sibilities OF that city AZ 9 packing
center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Mr.. A. &. Cook and Z. NJ. Cor
lett had n case in Hnafrs court
Wednesday. Both were witnesses
and both acted rs attorneys In
their arguments the attorneys de-
voted all of their energies in abus-
ing the opposing counsel.
Corllctt got judgment Of $500
for himself and q small fee for his
clerk. That was all he asked.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

J. ". Nelson who has served the
citizens OF Monte Vista four years
- postmaster, retired from Office
Moatsy. During his term Mr..
Nelson has been very capable and
obliging pnstmaster.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

The farmers of Umcompahgre
will hold 4 meeting today to decide
upon establishing 4 creamery there.
1t they will hounce the creamery
sharks from their midst before
starting in they will get along all
right. Beware Of the smooth pro-
fessionnl gentleman who has a
plant to selj.-Field and Farm,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Senator Moody has made tho
necessary arrangements for push
ing cross-cut tunnel 100 feet on
the Miser and work is now being
pushed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

There will bc something Of II
rush to the White Oak country in
New Mexico this spring. Several
in this vicinity are talking of 60.
ing there to locate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Do not fail to read Myron Reeds
, sermon this week. 1t makes a man
or woman feel better to read and
imbibc good thoughts,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Children aud adults tortured BY burns,
sc4lds, injuries, eczema OF skin diseases
may secure relief BY using DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve. II il the great Pile
remedy. ]. W. Cupplss, druggist
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Our old pioneer friend, Silas d.
Warren, of the Al country, has an
attack Of the Klondykc fever and
Is liable to 90 nj any time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05
aANoH ron sALs-A .A1aAm,

RANCH yoB oAL1-A DA10AU.
! will ell loo aerss of 6sst class gsaia
and potato land worth o9000 with ovse
90 sssss plowsd, for 10000 sash.
Oaly ssght niiss fron Noats Visa, tvo
o,lss from timber asd half . nils tboa
school houss. will also rsat 3oU asses
os hsst clsss grain snd meadow lasd %
Spring Creek for $50 cash rsat; yts,ds
over 100 tons os arss olaas hay.
] will also ssll thrss lots wssG a IL
Packard rsssdeuos. Aoats Vista, fsuaAia9
sest for e9GO; cost G3S1
p. J. 0asatDAx,
1oats Vista, Co1o.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

c. c. Kerr drove from Hooper
to Monte Vista in 5 hours We'd
nesday. This pretty good drive
through deep snow.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05
4 assas 1a.saia b . Miu.

Having bought the lumbsring
outfit Of D. n. Brock 4 Co. Of
Hotchkiss, I will now ssll sll my
property here st . sacrifice. which
consists Of three saw mills, three
engines. four boilers, two plan.
en-, one shiogis mill. one dwelling
house. planning min. aud lumber
yard and stock Of buildipg materi-
81. All to b sold BY the first Of
Nay. Now 10 The time 10 get Q
bargain. w. B. POWELL,
/, Nsuaeer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

For sale by B. K. Elicit / O.
stsckhsidsrs Neeting.

Notice is hereby gwen oe the Annual
Meeting Of the slockh0ldsss a tae n
ling Ditch Company % b hsad q tAe
Baptist church, twp. 50 D. rasgs 9. Ooe-
tills county. oo Msrch Z, leee, at I
O'Clock p. m., for the election Of odios1.
and for the Transaction Of such other
business - may properly come bseoee
the meeting.
W. W. WnIrrAn, EUoExx L a1nour,
President. Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

The Monte Vista Gun Club will
have their annual shoot March 10.
All the shooters in the valley are
invited. The program will be is
sued Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

1Aegs win b . nsstisg q Tie
~ q 4sa1s visla tAis [ yriday)
aohe o.s ~ pesposs a sssiss
- - - dsos lesasd bsiAiag
> 0 elDles Z ~ bnss Soe
- 1n,sle = O. ~
~ . anall eoasooasaAee
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05
)SkftsGtE5HErrO
For saleby b. K. Elliott 4 Co.
For saleby b,

We are anxious 70 do . little good IL
this world snd can th,sk of no pleasant
sr OF bsttse way 70 do Il than bv recon.
NEEDING One Minute Cough Cure - .
pssvsotivs Of pasunouia, consumption
and other serious lung trouhiss that fol.
low nsglsctsd oolds. J. W. Cupplsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Some poor marksman broke a
pane OF glass in one Of DR.. Chap.
mans second story windows Thurs.
day while snowballing. and he
hadn't the decency to pay for it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

George Boutwell, and Charles
Stutsman are fixing up their brick
store building-lately occupied a.
. billiard room-,n first class style.
They expect 70 move into their
new quarters next Monday. .,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

The Victoria hotel and the four
corner lots on which it stands. at
Alnmosa. has been sold to j. /.
Sheridan, brothcr-in law of James
Roper. The consideration was g.
knn
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Lucky Ii the name of the new
town ut Spanish Greek. 1t has
two saloons already which IS not
very complimentary to the miners
IN the little camp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

DR.. j. q. Bryant 10 said he ncgc-
tiating for the old pcstoiiice build.
ing where he will put IN stock Of
goods II tho trade il made. The
doctor will also put in = small stock
Of drugs and medicines At Lucky,
whcrc he will make scani. weekly
visits.-Mosca Hcrald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

Mark B:edeil. having sold his cat.
tie ranch TO J. l.. Hurt, will here
sitter devote his time to thc.devcl-
opment Of his mining properties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

A Aaodse0e 1ssaI tspef C0toef a.
Deek lark Co0blno1
Sent FREQ Of postage under sealed
cover on receipt of ten cents in sil-
yer or stamps. The latest, best
and most serviceable adjunct Of
every library and Office. Address
Geo. H. Hcaford. 40 Old Coloay
Building, Chicago, III.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-03-05

for state treasurer the same year.
John A. Gordon was the democrat
ic nominee for supreme judge last
fall and withdrew in favor Of Judge
Gabbart . few weeks before the
election. The salary Of the Office
is E. 500 . year.