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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19
Memorial Tablet.


The tablet in memory of the late Eliza
beth d Kemble, that has been on exhibit
ton at the store of G. W. Shaw & Co TIC
Chestnut, the past week, and made by that
firm, was placed in the Kemble Memorial
Church, this city, on Friday. The tablet il
highly polished, and is on the order OF a
Grecian arch, engraved in The centre, with
suDken border and crDamentation 1t mea.
sures 2 feet inches by feet, and rests
against the wall on the right of the north.
east entrance, three inches from the mould.
ing on the wainscoting. The tablet con.
iains the following inscription
The
Kemble Memorial
NJ. E. Church
Erected to the Glory of God
and in loving memory of
ELIZABETH DUFFIELD KEMBLE
Born March II, I607-Died Sept H. 1897.
For many years Devoted Member
Of this Congregation.
Blessed are the pure in heart for
they shall see God.
This edifce and the grounds on
which it stands were paid for ia
greater part through the
generous liberal1ty of
her son
WA H. KENRLE
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19


next between the hours of u and 5o'clock, to-wit
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House in the city Of Woodbury., County OF
Gloucester, and State of New Jersey, all the fol-
lowing described Real Estate that is to say:
All that certain farm and tract of land and
premises, situate 10 the township of Mantua,
County of Gloucester and State OF New Jersey.
and is bounded as follows:
Beginning at q station in the middle OF the
Lawrenceville and Berkeley Turnpike road, cor
ner to lands OF Lewis V. Atkinson, distant thirty
links from stone in said Atkinson's line on the
westerly edge of said turnpike, eaStwardly from
heart cherry tree. thence along the middle OF
said turnpike by lands OF Furman Abbott u
south six degrees and thirty minutes east, eleven
chains; thence still by same (sl south fifteen de-
grees aud fifty-eight minutes east, seven cha ins
and forty -one Inks to a corner of William Good
ems land; thence running by the latter crossing
the cedar road (3) south eighty-nine degrees and
thirty minutes wess, twenty-one chains and
eighty five links to stone in line of said Lewis
V. Atkinsons land; thence by he latter ~ north
twenty-five degrees and thirty minutes east,
nineteen chains aud nine links to q stone in the
middle of the cedar road aforesaid; thence by
the middle thereof (5) south thirty-eight LegreeS
and two minutes east. sixty links to another
stone 10 said road, and thence still running by
Atkinson's land (6) north eighty three degrees
and forty-fve minutes east. ten chains and nine
ty links to the place OF beginning.
Containing twenty eight acres and fOrty-two
hundreths of an acre OF land more or less. Being
the same premises that Joseph L. Reeves, Ad-
Illustrator with the wilt annex ID of Jonathsn
Force, deceased, by deed bearing dare March %.
1887, and recorded in the Clerks office OF said
County Of Gloucester, In Book Ia Of Deeds, page
115, granted and conveyed 10 the said James
Scott Tomlin, said mortgage being given 10 &C.
cure part OF the purchase money therefore.
Seized as the property OF James Scott Tomli n
ct Tx. defendants. and taken at the suit of Mary
X T0mlin, complainant. and TO be sold by
RoBeRr S. CLYMER, SoI'r. Sheriff
Dated May II. 1893 Prs fee. SO 80.
4
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19
Or giving notice at this office.
NOR SALE-SEEDS. PICS.
A NNUAL MEETING,

A NNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
Eglington Cemetery Co, of Clarksboro, Glou.
Co., N. j., will be held at the Office of the Com
pany at Clarksboro. N. j., on Saturday, June 4,
1898, at 10 O'Clock a. M, for the purpose OF
electing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year.
L. G. SICKLER,
CIarksboro, N. j., May 18th, 1898 Sec.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19
SHERIFF's SALE.
Monday, the Twentieth Day Of June,

By virtue of Ait of fieri facias, to me d.
rected. issued out of the Chaucery Court of the
State OF New jersey, will be exposed at public
sale, on
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19

Sweet potatoes slips, pepper. cabbage, celery
plants, etc, at lowest prices.
THOS. D. BROWNS SONS,
98-tf Clarksboro, N. ].
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19

BASKETS.
For sale 5000 rs Truck Baskets They are the
best baskets made. Price 81 so per hundred.
VIM. q. SlTHENS,
al I
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19
Woodbury..
TT OSI

Turner's Littse Liver Turners-A very
small pill. Turns your liver, true laxative
An after-dinner pill.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-05-19

orders that will start the cry, On to Cuba |!
On Chicamauga's battlefield,
There dwells In peace o-day,
The sons of men who iescely fought,
In eighteen sixty three.
md DER the wooded hills AID da1es,
Where many hero bled,
We fratermize above the graves,
Where lies our honoFed dead
Beneath our glorious flag we stand,
No North or South, we know,
And it We fight twi be as one,
Against foreign foe
And round the glorious Stars and Stripes
The emblem of the free.
Well rally to the battle call,
That Cuba may be free.
We only wait the order,
To sail for Cuba's shore,
To meet those cowardly SpRniards,
And thrash them FER and DER.
Weel then ayenge cur comrades,
BY the treacherous devils slain.
Ano show the WHOLE wide world,
That We don't forget the Maine.
We'el set the flag of freedom,
On the palsied Cuban shore,
And the one lone Star of Liberty,
Shall shine forever more,
Wen set that lonely pearl
In a crown of purest gold,
That accursed Spain may c0vet,
But America, will uphold.
s. E. WRIGHT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-21
bon ber Snbfeite.

sy- Gin neuer Irdser bebient, bieie
Do6e anfanssnb, bic Sdbisiis 2sier
bes .,WobenbIatt" unb mbsliberpeiie e
pirb elmer ober Der anbere rermibt. SIN
sinsm ioI6en Sale bitten ipiro UNI iofors
tise 8enadrldtieung.
9afor 8. u. Horbt unb Samilis
rsifsn am Monta8 nad Neparf. q. S.,
mo fe ibre Sommerfsrien perIsbsn iper.
ben.
Dis idbrli1s grcurfon Der Scranton
Sanssrrunbe finbet am l. 4usuit mad
Safe MrieI fatt. Gin bdbi6es Bro.
sramm ipirb fiir bic @eIesenbsit arran.
eirt.
Das idbrIids 8ic Sic bes beutIder
8rieser 8ereins, baS eeitern i'm Genira
Bart itattfanb, uerIief in erfoIsreite,
Beiie uno srfrsute iid zines suten BE.
iudes.
2illian. bas 4 Wlonate aIte 95bterleir
Der Gbeleute. Sobn 8srn bon Sidor,
StroBe, piro bsute i'm Winoota sSriso,
bOfs beerbist; 9afor 2ifie lsitst bsl
Irauerbisnit.
Srib Sauer bon Bittston Npenu
ipuroe am WittipOd bbs am @eii6t uni
Der Sruit rerbrannt, aIs er Elm sseue
unier ben DumpfisfsIn in ben @Iii
g8erfen bepisnte.
Ssrber Ga ROie tuurbs ssIisrn burt
ben 8ru6 feiner 9ette on GeSar apenu
bon isinsm 5abrrab seidIeubsrt unb er
bielt bur4 ben Sal eInen 8ru1 bes red
ten Seines cbsrbaIb bem 3nb6sI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-21

- Gtpa 2 nbr am Donnsritas Wior'
gen purbe gBittpe Stua an 2aurel
StraBe, i'm ORsnbe. burd elm @erduid
I'M Sauie erpsdt unb cine Radiudune
srsab. bab ibr cine s4s solbene llbr uno
aleibunsshiide febIten; Elm GbeiI Der
Isbtsren tparb fpdtsr in einem @iiteripas
gen nabe SMITHS BREEDER aufsefunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-21
@apne Gpunfp.

SnnesbaIs.-BaiiOr asiB, Der felt
ben Isbtsn stpei Sabren aIs SesIforssr
Der bisiisen beutidsn Iutb. @smeinbe
amtirt, bat am Sonntaa feline 8efisna.
tion sinsersidt. oie,im OttOber in Rraft
tritt.-@ine itarfe Delegation bss bieIissn
2isoerfrans ipobnte seiern bem 4usHus
oes scranton aieSerfrans su Sarbisiu
bel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-21

Ser Wabribn Correspondent bsi
,,DaiIp 3eIesrapb" meIbst: Die &s'
sisruns bat bsitimmt bei6Iofsn, obnt
ipsitsren 8ersus Sriebsnsperbane
ein,uIeiten unb aIs Bats bic 8ersidt.
lsihuns anf ale Rsdts auf cuba uno BIZ
fofortise 8sipreduns irseno ipel6el
anbsren .,psrnlftiseu 8OridIdse" bsl
Ser, Staaten por,uihlaeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-21
gBitsesbarre Ra6rihten.

AStAANUpULkN Nu~AtaANhs
= 9bomas q. Mc6arlane ipurb,
sehsrn aIs Pofmeiiter BON 8inshon er'
nannt.
-D,e baIbidbrIids Snipeition m'
fsres Seuer.Departements finbet an
Samitae Nadmittas an 8iper Strab'
ftait.
- Gin gferb beS Grocer @uhermann
brannte am Sreita8 nabe Sdrtspiae burd
unb Der 9reiber tpurbe aus bem Waser
setporfen unb erbie!t Elm b0s sebro9eneS
8ein.
- 8einabe ale 2ofomotipen auf be,
PbiIabeIpbia unb Reabins giienbabn
bremen felt bem l5. SuIi tpieber bartt
8obIen unb Elm sleides ioa aud auf Der
9ebisb 8aaep 8abn ssi4eben.
II Sc beibt. innsrbaIb go Tassn fol-
su Yarions eine neue Seibenfabrif erri6'
tet tperoen. bel Der S. $. @dniter uni
Sobn Aribur bon Scranton, tart BE-
ibsiIist fein tperben. .
Ser SeueraIarm fur3 bor ber Dlit.
tasSiiunbe am sreitas, iparo ourd elmer
8ranb in Der Sdeune beS g8. S. 8eat
an SasIe StraBe perurfadt, Der oeniel'
Ben bor ieiner 8spaItisuns beinabs
sdnali& serhbrte.
-Das 2anbbdusden Der ssrau goipir
5. Sones au Glen Summit ipurbe on
Donneritas Radt pdbreno ibrer tens
pordren Ibtpeienbeit bon Oieben beimBe'
iudt. bic mebrere iebr ipertbuoa'
Sdmud8egenfdnbe erbeuteten.
- Die gountp gommiHdre baben Be-
idIoEsn, fur ben Gountpfonb 81 Wias,
fdr ben Sinfinsfonb ! Mil unb fiir Der
9rddsnfonb ! Wiia Stsusrn su erbeben.
pes etipa 1886, 900 erssben tpirb. 2eBtes
Sabr betrus bic @efammtfeuersrbeb
81 Drills.
Tauienben bon Winenansefsllter
in Sieisr Nadbarfdaft itsbsn before Ir'
beitsiase in 4uslidt. benn sS bsibt, bat
bic 2ebieb unb 9SilfeS Barre 8oblen So
in furssr 5eit in ibren Winen ldnsers
arbeitsseit eintreten Iahen ipiro, ettpas
iibsr balbe 3sit.
-Das bon Sobn Sia an Wain uni
5ea StraBen seftibrte Sotel su slibIsp.
bsm Antbonp NeGormid seb0renb, iuurbC
frdb am SOnntas Wiorsen fetal burd
iSsuer seritbrt; elm ansren3enbes leeres
Saus tparb itnrf befddoiet. Ser Sda'
ben 1T ourd 8eriiteruns seoedt.
= RsIion 8ait bon Bladmunr
StraBe. Der am porbsrsebsnben Ibent
Sarab 8ennon auf Der Sdo Strubt
Bride ibre 8brie entrib, eniflob uno mad
elmer aafressnben Susb einaeboIt tpuroe,
panbsrte am Donnertas Worsen in @r'
munseIune bon $500 8drsidaft in's @e'
fan snib.
Sdneibermeiher gbiIip Wsser bon
Sasle StraBe, itarb am Ulontas Ibene
mad pierpbdsnIider 8ranfbeit er tpirb
BON Srau unb fiinf 8inbern iberlebt
Der Yeritorbene tpurbe 1882 in Sobern'
bsim. BEL 8reusna9, 8reuben, seborer
unb fam 1851 nat Gmerifa uno 1863
bisrbsr, mo er ieitosm ipobnte.
- @tpa Q llbr am Donnsrfas Wior.
sen puroe Wittipe Stuq an 2aurel
StraBe, i'm Oitsnbe. bur9 Elm @erduit
i'm Sauie ertpsdt unb cine Nadiudunf
srsab. bab ibr eine s48 solbene llbr uni
aleibunssitiide feblten; Elm TbeiI Der
IeBteren tparb ipdtsr in einem @dterpas
gen nubs SMITHS BREEDER aufsefunben.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
Creede h all Rleht

The Denver Times has talked
with three wealthy gentlemen Who
have tied themselves to Colorado
mines. They are A. E. Hum.
phrey aud Frank Woodmsn oi
Charleston, G. J. A. McGafin Of
Sewall, West Va, all heavy stock.
holders and officers in the Gres.
ksnahwa Leasing company, which
has q long time lease on the United
Mines group at Creede, and il now
engaged in driving q tunnel by
which to operate the mines.
Mr.. Humphrey has been su
operator OF coal and precious metal
mines in various parts of Nortl,
America for many years. but nov
he is going TO concentrate all h,s
time and attention on tho Creetle
property. He Gays his report from
the contractors who arc running
the crosscut from the Nelson tim.
mel northward 70 the United mines
shows that they have made 4,5OO
feet 30 far aud are within 800 fee,
OF the end line OF the New York.
At the rate they $40 going, aver.
aging 100 feet per month. in
twelve months we will be draining
tho United mines.
This big tunnel will be $500
feet in length ant will bs the out.
let for all Of the big mines now
worked in the camp. and before
the summer of 1899 u we'll under
way the drifts 70 the vein will be
run by the owners Of tho various
properties, and Cresde's pressut
shipments will b quadrupled, the
ore coming in some instances from
LOCO feet below the surface.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
war Notes.

At o'clock Thursday morning
the 5000 American troops had
landed on Cuban soil at Baiquiri
near Santiago, and 10000 Cuban
insurgents have joined them.
Every soldier carried three days
rations, shelter tent, gun and
200 cartridges ready to take the
field the moment they landed on
shore in case they were called on
to do SO.
While the troops were being
landed our battle ships bombardcd
the towns on the coast II distance
of twenty miles. BY this ruse the
enemy did not know where to con-
centratc their forces, and the little
force left to guard Baiquiri was
surprised by the insurgents and put
to flight, and the whole army was
landed without the loss of single
life.
The town of Ba,qulri, where the
American troops landed was burned
by the Spanlards before the troops
effected landing.
Ccrvera has taken some of the
large guns from his battlcships to
fortify the city. Everything is
being put IN readiness for IL great
battle which will be fought lmme-
diately. The city will be attacked
from the front and rear at the same
time.
The Spanish force at Santiago
is estimated at Is, 900 regulars and
5000 volunteers. Some reports,
however, place the Spanish force
ut much larger number.
The third fleet will leave San
Francisco on Monday for Manila.
Gen. Merritt and staff will sail
with the fleet. The remaining cx-
pedition will go to the Philippines
US soon rs transports can bic had.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
The Fight Is On.

The G. A. r. of the state nre de-
termined the Soldiers Home shall
be moved to some place near Den
yer where the inmates can be near
a live town. At the encsmpment
at Cripple Greek a committee of
nine Was appointed to take the
matter in hand. The committee
will decide upon q location at once
aud go into politics to accomplish
their purpose. The G. A. II. with
their wives represent q vote Of
5000 and it is their purpose to use
that vote when it will accomplish
the removal Of the home.
The governor is said to take a
great interest in the matter and
favors locating the home near
Aurora and OF using the Monte
Vista buildings for the incorrigible
girlA
General Browning, who resigned
- . member of the Home Com
mission when charges were pre-
ferred against him for crookedness,
is chairman OF tho removal com.
mittee and 10 smooth w,re-pulIer.
The Graphic's report Of the do
ings OF the encampment. in 10 far
rs it referred to disranchisement
OF the old soldiers, was false. Tho
committee say:
although We can in no way
find any fault with the way in
which the people Of Monte Vista
have treated tho old veterans, yet
it is not what is due them to re.
ce've. a persou might be lonely
and forlorn in the midst Of beau.
tiful garden il he were alone.
That Is the condition Of the sol.
d,en. To them "Auld Lang Syue"
is but q memory. They may die
there, and the situation is 20 re.
mote that even their own families
do not hear OF their approaching
end until the report IL made that
Smith ~ dead and buried accord.
ing TO FORM"
"While the old men who helped
70 savo the union are alive they
should be given All opportunity to
pass their remaining days with
some relief from the monotony OF
life in = state institution. They
should bc allowed to $50 the sights
Of Denver, and the home should
be 10 such proximity to the city
that il 10 easy OF access for them"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

There is a good deal OF excite.
ment at Jasper. Since it became
evident that the camp Was coming
TO the front there has been moro
or lees jumping claims" Every
old claim that has not been worked
strictly according TO Law has been
relocated. There IL moro orc in
sight at Jasper than has ever been
taken out at Cripple Creek and q
process has been discovered that
will successfully treat this low
grade gold rock. Within two
yssrs Jasper will be the biggest
gold mining camp in tho world.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

It !. not thought by many that
j. l.. Hurt will be 4 candidate for
Senator from this district, his ex.
tcnsiv. business interests requiring
NIL Of his umA He u generally
estimated u str0ag man politically,
however.-Prospector.
Hou. &. w. Roc il we'll fitted
for the Office Of state senator and
would mako q very popular capdi.
date.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

The live real estate firm of Kerr
4 Brushcar received crate of
choice Strawberries Tuesday from
John Weed. cousin Of Mr.. Kerr.
IN Canon City. Tho Canon City
strawberries are good enough for
newspaper editor to cat nnd cd
itors deserve the hest IN the land.
Thanks, gentlemen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

, S. I. Amber bought the first
load of Rock Creek hay brought
into town Monday. The hay crop
this season is only about two thirds
of what it was last year on account
of the cold spring.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

A report that Shorty Phillips
had become wealthy since he came
To tho valley got into tho Missouri
papers anil ~ y result another car.
load Of Missour,ans landed at
Hooper \ few days since to become
residents Of the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
Shaw's nagsstse springs.

Shsw's Aassstss spsinss.
Everything at tbsss celebrated
springs has bssn pat IL first class
shape for the acooamodation Of
The public. Hot and cold baths at
any hoar. Rsfreshmsuts Il rea-
souabIe prices.
ARs. II. P. HosxlRk,
Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Charley Engstrom will 90 to
Platoro next week to work in the
Mammoth. This celebrated mine
has recently shipped several cars
OF high grade ore from this station
and will ship another car in Q day
or two.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

The republican and democratic
state central committees will get
together the last of this month to
sec If they can agree upon the
division of the spoils. If they can
they will fuse or cooperate in the
full election.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

E G. Blanks, Of Lswsulls, Texas,
writes that ono box oe DsWitt1 Witch
Hazel Salve was worth 5000 TO him.
1t cured his piles OF ten years Standing.
He advises Others 70 try Il. II also cures
eczema, AKIN dissasss and obstinate
sorss. ]. W. Cupplea.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Mark Bieticll will operate his
concentrating plant at Bonanza as
soon as he can Ike supplied with
sufficient quantity of ore to warrant
starting up.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

ID. II. Morrison sold his house
hold goods at auction last Satur-
day and left for Kansas Thursday
of this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

DIR. Weiss and L. ID. Mercer
were down from Del Norte We'd
ncsday to see how a live town
looked.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

]. W. Mulligan came down from
Pla:oro Wednesday with two wag-
ous loaded with ore from the
Mammoth, and Thursday started
back with load OF supplies.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Hereafter Superintendent Car.
pcnter will visit Monte Vista on
the second and fourth Saturdays
of each month until further notice
instead of weekly as heretofore.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
YouCan't Rip Them.
Try pair and be convinced.
Yours to please,
T.. i. FASSETT.

VIM. Jones, Jr. who lately grad.
uated at the high school at Chero-
kee, Iowa, and his sister arrived
in Monte Vista last week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

A number OF covered wagons
passed through town this week on
their way up the Rio Grandc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Senator White of California
spoke three hours in the senate
against tho annexation Of Hawaii,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

P. J. Gilman, Of Topeka, Kan
sas, accompanied by his sister, ar
rived in Monte Vista Wednesday.
They are visiting Mr.. and Mira
Frank Anderson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
Nesice Ter BIDS.


Notice i hereby given that the
undersigned will receive bids for
letting the contract 70 move the
schoolhouse in district No. %,
Ss0usche county. one mile west OF
its present location; size Of build
ing Ox3O. Bids will be received
until July lst the right being re-
served to reject any aud all bids.
For further information call on or
address any OF the undersigned.
H. G. LocKErT. Sec'y.
J. w. WALL ACE, Prsa
CHAs. MILLS. Treas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Miss Mary Pickett left for Lin
coin, Ncb.. Sunday night where
she goes to attend the normal.
She will pay special attention to
kindergarten and primary work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Mrs. Macarthur and little son.
Robert, went to Denver Sunday
to spend two or three weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

A delegation Of IA dozen Masons
and their wives went to Ssguache
Friday to attcnd tho valley oclc.
bratioa Of St. JOINS day. Tho
Monte Vista band went with them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Monday norning q. A. Cramer
was takea Wy III WITH a bowel
trouble and for two days required
tho almost constant attention Of
Dr.. Packard. Hc is now weak
but is considered past danger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

The popuIists in this state as in
all the other states will have an
early state convention.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

DR.. Packard has his Office in the
new drug store of J. w. Cupplcs.
1t is the ncatest office IN town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

B. +. Stevens and +. II. Shot
well were out three days this week
at South Fork fishing. They will
commence their regular summer
camping about July l5.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

The Iowa Mining Company at
Summitvillc are talking of building
125-tOn roaster ut the mine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

SaXuachc and Alamosa will be
the only towns in the Valley that
Will Celebrate the 4th. Of July.
Saguachc will offer $500 in prizes
to the winners in horse, bicycle
and foot races.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

They all come back. w. S.
Wintermutc will be here tomorrow
to 60 to work for L. d. Trout
fetter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

VIM. Jones. the clothing man,
employees three journcymen tailors
to keep up with his orders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Mise Anna Hsakisy. who has
bcca teaching In Dsnvsr tho past
year, arrived Thursday 70 spsnd
the summer vacation with hcr
mother, Mrs.. NcIntosh.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

The insurance men of Monte
Vista are likely to take IN The Gap
next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Clarence WinchelPs little son
has been suffering from bowel
trouble and was brought to Monte
Vista Thursday evening to receive
treatment
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

w. +. Slatsr and family loft for
Dsavss Thursday night Nr.
SIatsr sxpects TO % o. tho road
aGnia % ssil goodA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
Location certificates and adida.
pavits OF Labor aud improvement
may be had at the JOURNAL ONCE.

The Chief Burgess Of Milssburg. Pa.
says DeWitts Little Early Risen ars
the best pills he ever used in bis family
dur,ng forty years Of housekeeping.
They cure constipation, sick headache
and stomach and liver troubles Small
in size but great in results.
J. w. Cupp1es.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

On account of the war binding
twine will be about double what il
sold for last year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

A. F. Middaugh came in from
Denver Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Chas. Arncll, of Alamosa, tran
sacted business here Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

The Advcntists are moving their
meeting house n half block south.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Prof. Moss, Of the Monte Vista
Smclter and Reduction Works,
has just made a visit to all the
mining camps contiguous to the
valley. He is well pleased with
what be saw.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25
Strauss overalls for miners and
everybody eau be found in great
abundance at Fassett'a

Win your battles against dissass b.
acting promptly. Ono Minute Oough
Curs produces Immediate rssalts. Whsa
taken early 1t prevents oonsunp&iou.
And In later stages II furnishes prompt
relief. ]. w. Cunol...
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-25

Postmastcrs are now receiving
subscriptions to the popular loan.
These bonds are issued in denomi.
nations Of twenty dollars and null
tiplcs thereof.