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To Administer

Frank NJ. Kelsey, public administrator,
has patitioned for letters of administra-
ton In the matter of the estate Of John
T. Madden, who died at Sacramento Sep
TENDER %, 1889. leaving an estate valued at
SIS.
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Santa Fe Trains to Redondo
Leave La Grande station daily at 9:5S a.
M, 1880 p. m. 6:35 p. m; Sundays at $50 q.
M, 9:55 a. m, 1870 p. M, p. m. Last train
Sundays leaves Redondo 8 p. m. Downey
avenue six minutes earlier; Central av-
enue twelve minutes later.
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We have taken the agency for the Column
bia bicycle. Our motto is. "Get the Best -
However, we have good wheels for $50.
Hawley. King & Co.. Broadway and Fifth.
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SANTA MONICA
Tho WAY to Get There

Santa Monica cars will run both ways on
Broadway between Fourth and First
streets till the new track is laid on Spring
street.
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All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom, 1874 South Spring street.
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Cured
Gleet--A Cure assured.
syphilis--Poison eradicatcd for Life. No
mercury.
Seminal Weakness = Losses stopped at
once. Manhood restored. Weak men contem-
plltinG marriage Promptly Assisted.
ImpossibIa
ikin, Blood. bladder snd kidney Dig
oeess scientifically treated,
Terms reasonable.
Office, lzS North Main street.
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Is pieces Shifting Percales,
one yard wide, medium and
light colorings, good assort-
ment of patterns, reduced
from 8 1-3c TO
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-25

These are the carpets for this country,
no lacking, can be taken up and busted
without expense. every thread pure
WOOL, pretty border all round. woven in
one piece, handsome designs and fast
colors. feet square, $500 values. re-
duction price, $6.75.
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One lot Of All Linen Bleached
Crash Toweling, II inches
wide, colored border, and one
lot Of All Linen Cross Barred
Crash, II inches wide. re-
duced from 10c to
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27


THERE is only one solution M to
Congressman Bells various ridic-
ulous positions in congress, admit
ting that he in q smart man, and
that is his bent to oppose the nd.
ministration. Of course the sugar
trust may have employed his ser
vices on the annexation PROPOSE.
tion.-Antonito Ledger.
Mr.. Bell agrees with the admin.
istration in the matter Of the au.
nexation OF the Philippines. To
tho insinuation that Mr.. Bell could
Ike bribsd by the sugar trust ".
only need to say that Judge Bel
i.as gained such nm enviable repu.
tntion Tor honesty that no third
rate boodlcr can tarnish his goot
name.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

VIZ ARE in receipt of commu.
nication from the chairman of the
legislative committee of The G. \.
Il. asking us to favor the removal
of the Soldiers Home from Monte
Vista to Golden. We shall have
nothing to say in the matter, hAv-
ing had our say heretofore, but We
know that for climatic advantages
the change will not bs helpful,
also that it will cost the state con.
siderable, and do an injustice to
Monte Vista, which put it's good
money into tho buildings on the
supposition that the Home would
remain there. re.-Montrose Enter.
prise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27
sHEKIYY'0 SALE

b. virtue Of execution i.suc,i out Of The
Clerks Office Of the District Court of kio
Orsndc County and btaie III Colorado. and to
sue dtrectssi. whrreby ! am tp0mandrsi Ia
make thu suun OF Eighteen Hundred Eighty.
four Ds,iar~. felStnh. c,.iu 0f suit. and the
.s.,s sns sos % Ss. sns
R0bsst Young and In favor of Eilsn Hatch
out Or thc ian.is. t.pvmrnts. Eotsds amt chat.
tets Of she sAid John q. Young and ilolrrt
have Icvs-i on the fol.ow,ur property. TO.
wit:
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Crater mining dtstrsc, ~ rv,<orisd In BO0k ~
cn psss, it:'. Ito Granic coan,y. known =. the
Ai.o Robert I,urn- ,odc. crricr mining die.
trict lin 0tnn,tc county Colorado. 10 feet on
i..,,s,h ~ furthsr Described IN book II. page
,Xiso the Nan,uckc, haie IL. Crater mining
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

LAST Sunday evening the Rnv.
o. 5. Baum took occasion to de-
nounce the dance advertised by
the Ladies Library Association in
connection with their Floral Fair
as being immoral, not pleasn.. TO
the Lord and hence wicked.
Just what pIeases the Lord is
hard to tell. The Scriptures say
that 81 the Lord create both good
and evil, or words to that effect,
and MS u general proposition He is
pleased with His own creation,
otherwise lie destroys
For the young To dance is rs
natural as for child to n'ny or 10
shout and laugh and is fully Us
iife-giving and ennobliug. OF
course, evil thinking, in connection
with dancing, makes it lmmnral
and wicked, the same rs wicked
thoughts poison the mind when-
ever or wherever INDUCED in.
1t may he that dancing is per-
nicIous To the lus;cuI, hu. to the
spiritual minded i, is r..vu,;ny.
The co-miuy.iay ut ine rrxrs IN
the ball room G.. I'll. y.s.iy is rot
degrading, per 81, but tnnuli,;ug.
There it is that both striy. tp pu.
forth their best nnd hapI list
thoughts. The pure in heart arc
as snfe in the ball room a. else
where, but the evil minded "a. ex-
posed to dangers everywhere and
need strong mental gunii con-
sianily around them. Iuuoeens
amusemen, is no logger iisplens-
ins IN the sight Of til. Lord, aud
heaven j, no, where Lazarus, in
Abraham's bosom, looked over tho
ynNninS abyss aud saw Dives in
torment hegging for 4 drop Of
water. When we compare the
good and evil it this world We can
almost say all is good, and when
we can analyze one human soal wo
can get u glimpse of the universe
Of soul, or God.
We always feel n pity for those
abnormally constructed men and
women who cannot mirgle in or
witness dance without being
mastered by an uneduca.ed, un-
governed lower nature. IL would
appear from the Rev. Baum's as
assertions in regard to this form
of amusement that he must haye
gained his experience through as-
sociation with that unfortunate
class of people. However this
may be his sweeping condemna-
tion of nll people who indulge in
dancing is an insult to an in,elli.
gent and moral community.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

1r THE coming campaign must
be fought np,n n single issue, II
should bs the restoring to the
people their inl,srcnt right to pass
finsl judgment upon laws when.
ever n reasonable number OF them
petition for such = privilege. l
believe that ~ the people are
recognized 10 be. mud NJ they are
in fact the sovereign power. they
should have the right to affirm or
veto any legislation upon p%tision.
This is known M " direct iegi~ln.
tion" or "initiativs and r-fcrcn.
dun" II any ofour silver friends
object IN that this would indicate
on my part decrease Of in,ercs.
IN the money question, Il would
ray that under this system the
people would speedily cause u w
enacted nos only tie restoration ol
silver, but the other great reforms
advocated IN the Chicago platform
-CouRrsssman Todd (Dem.) d
! Michigan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

Tie ownership of piece of the
earth's surface is the only safety
of humanity, and the only guar.
antee' of freedom. Hence the
platform of the Peoples party de-
mands that the homestealls Of the
people shall be free from the con.
stable, the sheriff and the tax.
gatherer. What say you, breth-
rem? Are you ready to go out and
proselyte for this grand reform
among your friends and neigh.
bors? Isn't this of more import
ance than putting some politician
in an Office that will pay him SlO
a day?-1gnatius Donnelly in the
Representative.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27
THE Nation says that Bis narck

~ ss''se 49, s~sse>~
should have died years ago to
maintain the reputation he msde
rs the Iron Chancellor, In his
last days he became the ordinary
mortal with many complaints and
grievances. Bismarck WAS one Of
the greatest men FOR his class-the
class of privilege and aristocracy.
His strong hand stayed the prog.
ress OF democracy for the time aud
he gave class distinction new
lease Of power. He WAS u tyrsnt
with brains and he compelled .
certain admiration. 1t WAS Bis
marck who made United Germany
and his downfall evidenced tho in
gratitude OF kings. He fought
the people and won by the MD Of
n great military establishment. He
thought himself invinciblc. but
found that he WAS but clay. Tho
total Of his work is great empire,
bnt n crushed people. But wo
shall soon see in Germany u great
people with n free constitution,
for the brains. education. industry
OF the Germans all mako for that.
World.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27
l'opalist Convention.

\ convention OF the Peoples party OF
Rio GRANGE county, Colorado, will be
held at Monte Vista on Saturday. Sep.
tember ,. 1895, at II o'clock a. m. for the
purpose OF electing I've delegates to the
State convention to he held at Colorado
Springs September $. 1885. and also to
elect delegates to the convention OF the
Second Colorado ongressional distric,
TO In named hereafter.
Primaries for the election OF delegates
10 said county convention will he held in
tho several election precincts Of the
county Saturday August -. from . &c
4 o'clock p. III.
The several precincts wi! be entitled
to representation ns follows:
PRECINCT. Delegates. prcinct. Delegates
No. iINen,c yi.,a No. 7-s~ccde Lame :
3.-W. Dci Nortc y e. p-it,sk "r+k I.
s-summliviiic . io-sou,hfnrk .
" G-ls0wrn ! Z" i.-E. Mp,cV sta 3
IJ-pla<i. :deIcgaic..
By order Vi the County Central Com
mittce.
G. 3. CoSANT, ". q. JIMIsos,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

Now that the war is over there
will be another rush of the in.
credulous toward the frozen gold
digsings next Spring. The craze
for gold seems to make men mis-
trust the motives of those who
utter warnings against expeditions
into a so.called gold country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

IT Is SAID that Judge Voorhees,,
of Pueblo, desires to be governor
of Colorado. The Judge is a
young man of more than ordinary
ability and would make safe.
prudent man to put ut the head of
state affairs. He is member of
the national populist committee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

GOip democrats control the
North Carolina convention. JusG
watch the southern plutooracy aud
s-c them capture W. democratic
party of tho soath b. 1900 Ths
rclid south with Nsw Yosk ed
Indiana controls ths dsnossalis
party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

IT SEEMS remarkably strange
that 30 few people understand the
nature of the crisis that is now on
the world. Ministers Of the gos-
pei of all men ought to compre-
hend it, but they do not. Not one
in thousand do.-Rev. d. Ogles-
H.,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

VIZ do not know of q populist
ip this Second congressional dis
'ric. who is opposed 70 sending
Judge BELL back to congress, and
democrats and silver rspublicsns
nrv we'll satisfied with tho record
Ia hns mnde.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

THE great leaders in the silver
republican party of this state are
the noted boodler, A. NJ Steven
son and the leader of the Sev entll
General Assembly. II. H. Eddy.
They are simply holding on to the
name republican for what there is
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United s,siss I..nd 0mcc

United Nistcs Land Once.
MI Nor'r. d"to.. July -. i~~
NNtrc " h~rshy xvcW tkst Jsr,nr q. In.
ArsnHhd has nlcsi notice 81 his intrnti''s, to
cuttcr 4. Z. land Once ~ the osAt,~ In lDs.l
k0rte. Colorado. TN tuesday. the nth das of
Hcpt.n,hrr. -. nn ,lnisst euiiurr Hppi.rH' !..n
M. M, fnr the \. " slnartrv ~ section M.
u. ip township No. ~ y. ksass No. y. o.. N. n.
Ne nan,~a ~ y witnesses; lan,rs DiullAr 4.
u. n. Maddox, h~tb v, hathaway. ~ NoscN
Colo. nnaiJAss tta ytst, of A,s,i. visin. r"lo.
JANtk ". WAxTktt. heststrr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

that shall smile upon them. IN
splendor magnificently sublime
this nation shall stand at the head
of the nations, and lead the grand
march Of destiny in the new time
that is rolling on.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27
shaw. Magnetic srr.ns~.

ShAw's Magnetic Springs.
Everything at these celebrated
springs hns been put IN first clSss
shape for the accom- molniion OF
the public. Hot and cold baths At
any hour. Refreshments 1T rcs-
sonable prices.
Mis-. II. p. HonIIEI,
Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-08-27

JOHN c. BELL and John Shaf-
roth both opposed the annexation
of Hawaii and both have good
reasons for go doing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
Eastman For The assembly.

Mr.. David Eastman announces him.
self candidate for the Assembly.
Mr.. Eastman is one of the leading
citizens aud principal taxpayers Of
the town Of Wingville. He has been
chairman OF his town for seven years
and is a valuable member OF the
county board. He served his country
in the army - years, s months OF the
time in a rebel prison. Mr.. Eastman
is courteous gentleman who has
many friends and would make safe
conservative legislator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
John Robinson Show.

The Great Circus. Menagerie and
Hippodrome to exhibit in this city.
The mere announcement that John
Robinson greatest of all American
shows is TO exhibit in Lancaster Fri
day, Aug. 26, should be sufficient to
crowd the tents Of this Great amuse-
ment institution to Overlooking. For
a years the John Robinson show has
been America leading circus. As in
the past the John Robinson show is
still a show Of supcrlatively great
features, and no act is too expensive
and no feature is too difficult to secure
SO long as it can contribute to the
pleasure of the shows thousands upon
thousands Of patrons. In presenting
Louis Cyr, the Canadian giant Of
strength, as unique special attIac-
ton of the show, all records of mana
gerial enterprise have been broken.
Mr.. Cyr is the strongest man in the
world. He il. however. not the only
great feature Of the show. The roster
fairly scintilates with the names Of
world-famous performers, among
whom are the Brothers LaRole, the
the flying meteors: the Harvey family
Of acrobats; Samuel Burt the wonder
ful ladder equilibrist; the Miller fam
lily Of bicyclists; Julia and Cecil Low
ande, VIM. and Nellie DItton, and
dozen other great somersaut riders.
A superb menagerie, thrilling real
Roman hippodrome and a horse fair
containing over $50 Of the finest
blooded horses are among the many
other attractions Of this greatest Of
great shows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
In new Quarters.

1t is with genuine pleasure that the
Herald bestows words Of praise where
they are rusty due, and il mention
ing the progress to success Of the en-
terprising firm Of Joeckel Bros Lam
caster, we are but expressing fact
that Is patent to every one aequatnfed
with the gentlemen and their business.
Since coming 70 Lanca ster. by
courteous manners. square dealing.
and keeping in stock the most desirable
line Of goods, Joeckel Bros. have
gained the esteem and confidence Il
the whole people
On Monday Of this week Joeckel
Bros moved into the Pendleton block
on Maple street where they have
larger and better accommodations
The store fixtures are new. Display
tables, shelyings, show cases and all
furniture are Of Georgia pine and an
tique oak At night two beautiful arc
lights and eighteen inoandescent
lamps she'd their brilliancy over spot
less clothing with spotless surround
inps.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
Survivors OF The Iron Brigade.

The headquarters of the Iron Bril-
gade association will be established at
Milwaukee, August so and 81, as
rallying point for you for those days
to renew the acquaintance OF the liv-
ing and do honor to the memory of
the dead
Arise, bring wives, children and
grandchildren, and enjoy yourselves.
You will all want to congratulate
each other and the country that the
devotion to the flag is as strong in
'9S as IN 81 and that the boys in blue
on shore and sea in '9S have shown
that the old lighting stock has not
degenerated, and then will be the
time to do it,
Fall in and move on the brigade
colors! Application has been made
to the railroads for special rates
which no doubt will be granted and
notice given of the same.
BY command of
Il. S. BRAGG. Pres.
Henry Sandford,
Assistant and Acting Secretary.
Madison, WIS, Aug. 4, 1898.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
POLITICAL POINTS
OnDeserVing Gentlemen
Who Aspire For
Office.

We take no little pleasure, this
week. in announcing to the public in
general and to the republicans of the
North Assembly district Of Grant
county in particular, the candidacy
Of our honorable and esteemed towns
man and fellow-citizen, DR.. l.. G..
Armstrong. for the assembly.
Professionally, he is known all over
the state and ranks as one of Wiscon-
sins leading physicians and surgeons.
Personally, he is a man of such wide
experience and general acquaintance
throughout this district, and. indeed,
Grant county, that an introduction is
but a pleasing formality. However,
closely identified with his profession
through the state and the county, he
is no less known as leading and
active citizen and staunch and loyal
republican.
He is welland suitably qualified for
the position to which he aspires A
man of such unquestionable ability,
well read, sound judgment, quick to
act, aggressive, forcible. he would GER
tainly do honor to the office. if the re-
publicans of this district see lit to
nominate and elect him.
The present incumbent though,
seeking his first denomination has
violated almost every canon of poiti-
cal etiquette and has disqualified him
self as a safe party leader and conse-
quently should not be accorded the
honor of recognition in that capacity.
As much rs we regret to state this as a
fact, we feel it our duty to urge the
republicans of the First Assembly
district to seek new man.
And whore is better man than DIR.
l.. G. Armstrong, Of Boscobel9 Dial
Enterprise
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18

day and year nrst above written; and
upon the same day the said party Of
the second part has caused its sigma
tnre to be hereunto affixed by its pres
ident and its corporate seal to be here
unto affixed and attested by its clerk.
j. WARNER MILLS [sEALl,
EVA NJ. ANDERSON TsEAL
GEORGE Mills SEAL
BY EVA NJ ANDERSON TsEAL],
HIS ATTORNEY IN FACT.
W. f. WEBB. Director.
5. +. HAssELL. Clerk,
RICHARD MEYER, JR.. Treas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
STRONGEST MAN In HISTORY
Louis Cyr the Canadian Marvel. with John
Robins shows.

Louis Cyr the Canadian Marvel with John
Robins shows.
TO Canada belongs the distinction
OF producing not only the strongest
man of the century, but also the
strongest man of which the world has
any authentic record. This notable
athlete. whose marvellous feats of
strength have astonished thousands of
people all over the civilized world, is
the internationally famous strong
man, Louis Cyr. His principal meas
urements give some idea of his re-
markable physique. 1t is difficult to
conceive OF human being measuring
27l inches across the shoulders, but
this is the actual breadth Of Mr.. Cyr's
massive frame. His waist measure
ment is So inches and it requires %
inches OF the tape line to circumnayi-
gate his great neck. His thigh meas
ures 293 inches and his forearm 10
inches. The actual measurement of
the biceps without distention is I'll
inches-almostt two feet-and the same
proportion of muscular development
prevails in all parts of his body. He
lifts 1922 pounds with one finger. and
9S7 pounds require only one hand to
handle with comparative ease. His
highest record-and' in fact the
worlds greatest record-was the lift
ing of 4.300 pounds--ov,r two tons
upon his back and shoulders. In Sc
curing him as one of the leading feat
ures of the John Robinson greatest of
all American shows for the season of
1898 the management has made dis
tinct departure in exhibitional sensa-
tions. Mr.. Cyr is paid the largest
salary ever paid a single attraction in
the world and the management has a
standing challenge OF S25, 600 for his
equal anywhere on earth. Mr.. CNr is
assisted by Mr.. Horace Barre, the
French Athlete, himself a man OF
astonishing strength. A great plat
form containing % men is held aloft
npon Mr.. Cyr's shoulders and many
other seemingly impossible feats are
performed by this modern samson
Cyr and Barre. together with all the
great circus and menagerie features
Of the John Robinson show. will be
seen in Lancaster Friday, Aug. 26.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18

With the September number o. The
Designer for "A guide, any woman can
lie sure Of being clad in good taste
from top to toe. 1t illustrates IN
lithographing, wood engra ing; half
tone and line drawings over a hum
dred stylish and attractive fashion
designs for adults and little folks fall
garments, also handsome autumn
hats in colors and black and white in
the millinery pages. The September
beauty, the chrysanthemum, receives
due homage in the Horticulture depart
ment, and From Wood and Garden
tells the home-returning wanderers
just what to DO with their trophies Of
pressed leaves, pine cones, seaweed
and shells. Short stories household
advice, toilet hints, bicycle news and
cookery receipts Of this number are,
as usual, interesting, reliable aud
useful
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18

were destroyed. The fire occurred
Thursday night and was no doubt the
work Of an incendiary The machine
belonging to Hosea Mundon, stood
where it had been used that day and
there were twenty-five or thirty tons
OF hay near by belonging to Orrin
Lane. In the morning it was al
pile OF ashes. Messrs Lane and Mum
don offer reward OF 5000 for the
arrest and conviction OF guilty part
los
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
Ryan For The Assembly.

The announcement Of John Ryan OF
North Andover, as candidate for
the Assembly, will please many peo-
pie. Mr.. Ryan is just the kind OF
man to make strong candidate and
valuable representative. He is com
petent. honorable in all his actions,
trustworthy, and a truly representa-
tive man. He no doubt will have a
large following.