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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

can't understand our situation. II you
Italy. You who live under good
government with your free institutions
did. your newspapers, though am hap
py to say not all OF them. wouldn't
-v
A knock at the studio door.
"Come in"
It is only the servant Of the house,
in which the artists also lodge a little
! maid-of-all-owrk, who enters with a
newspaper in her hand.
Your Times, sir she says. holding
| ficiently acquainted with the English
out the paper to Luigi, who, being the
older OF the two dodgers. originally or
dered it.
By this the italian has become SUI
! tongue not only to read but speak it
with fluency. Spreading out the great
sheet, he scans its columns with an
eagerness his brother artist but i'll I'M
derstands. Nor is it made more COM
prehensible by the former starting to
his feet, as he does so crying out:
"At last. thank the Lord. 1t comes
at last"
WHAT" asks the surprised English
man.
I'll reolta. Read that!"
Henry takes the paper, and in the
column of the latest intelligence sees a
telegram, with Paris" at its head. 1t
runs thus: There is rumor on the
Bourse that the revolution, long threat
ening at Rome, has broken out. The
news needs confirmation.
Needs nothing of the kind" cries
Luigi Torreani. "Tis true, know it
am sure of it. Now, sweetheart,
and, you, dear sister, shall soon en-
brace you both. Away with these
worthless things!"
So saying, he filings down his palette,
of the room. and rings a bell to sum-
mon back the "slavey," who appears
with surprise strongly expressed on
her soot-stained face.
ASK you mistress to make out our
BILL and tell her to be quick about II,
as we are going away at once-this
day-if possible within the hour.
You'll come with me to Italy, signore?
You said you would. ! hope you have
ohanood xrOur mind -
He could well say that, after looking
at the portrait of Lucetta Torreani.
Belle Mainwaring has of late been less
in his thoughts. She is now likely to
pass out of them altogether.
Enough" rejoins the Italian, add
ing: Now for the Eternal City
Rona-Roma!"
They do not get off within the hour,
nor that day either. They have pic
lures to dispose of, and other affairs
to settle, which take time. But before
night of the following day their studio
is cleared out, leaving it in all its max
edness and with trunks packed, and
French passports in their pockets, they
take through tickets for Marseilles,
there to meet the Messageries steamer
still untainted with the title. I'm
periales."
But alas for Luigi and his hopes! On
arriving at the Mediterranean seaport
celebrated for waistcoat patterns, he
finds he can go no further-must not
dare not. The Times telegram was a
stockholders "bear" The Revolution
has not yet declared itself; the Pope
still reigns in Rome!
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
ns Missouri Paoi6o Rate.

TSs Missouri PaciAo Ratss.
The Missouri Pscitsc" ANNOUNCES ths
following Exourssoa ratss, foe The date
named, and invites all 70 asls eos issoe.
nation - to routs, Reservations o. Other
dstails:
Grand Rapids, Mlch.. Y. n. @. A. Nay
q. 70 q, one snd oas-third fass for shs
round trip. Tiokses o. sals Nay e "a
n. Return liait Nay 81.
W,chita. Ks, Trans Mississippi Cos.
grss, Nay 81 70 June 3 oss ed oes.
third fare foe ths round tnp. Tcassta
on sals Nay 80 ssd Jsss I. Rs&ur. lin.
Il Juss 4.
Ooluabua O., Amssioaa Medical AZ.
ISOLATION, Jsos o 70 Q. oos fsss plss oa0o
Tor round trip. Ttckels On sals Nay 81
70 June ,; return limit June Ii
Buffalo. n. r.. Nob,ss oe The MystIc
Shrine. Jane II aud ID oss esss psus q
fos the round tnp. Ticksts oa ss,s Jsss
10 ssd II. return Limit Juns II. By d.
posting ticket With joint aesak sxtsesoa
q limit nay b he'd 70 Jolly Ind. '
Chicago. American Assoeissloa a
Nussssymss. Juns II aod Is; oas asd
oes.third fare for round Trip Tolsaa
On sals June 10 10 Il; return lin,t Jups
l9th. \
- Louis, No. B. p. O. z, June 70 "a
q. oas fare plus e2O foe round teip.
Tickets oa sais Juss 10 and 10. Rseurn
limit June 9lth.
Dstrutt. AtsA.. Untesd uostsey Of Christian
knAsavos. july . 10 n. oss fare Plus oa0 sos
fouaA trip. Ttseses % sa,s Jet0 - ., sstusu
linit July u. ny ssposssiag tsskst With Jolas
Assat ssd paymsas Of 70 costs. sstsastoa q
limh nay b w. 10 Aug. mi.
kicAmosA. Va. haptise Youns psopSss' Uw.
bca. July y 10 y. oas eass pics oeSD fue ~
roand tnp. TIetses o. ssis Jsly 4 n. 90 Il,
rstssn ltssk Jaiy \. ~ asposol u tsshse vteA
3ooat agsat oHA payDsat u y esAts sstosatoa
oe haM 0ay - ~ 10 Asg. lssA.
ie1aaaapoah. la. xpwssth ksaguA, July =
- =. ees fsss p,ss es.se fus ssssA M. rish.
- " sass July n. ~ N, vsessu na.le July q.
~ Assesd pastos Nm aAAs saess q ~
fAss fos ~ spus1 ssip p,ss IN fssa sasessa
pets1s - nsavss ~ ssessu ~ anesai nsse.
~. 0eeesai Aaes0bty. Cs0hss1oal Pssp>y.
oseoaa CesssA. 9lsbses - saie MAV ~ r. q.
setssa nnh Jsss ~.
A1e ss00ees1a6 Jsas ~, spsslal ssuaA
~ ouawef Toasl19 sa1as esea ~ nas1pes
pene y osoeea1o oo00ea pe)11A Goo1 n.
essn1n6 naen o. q
Wr1De yess fs1oo1D = ~ oo1osalA A.
- ~ ~ eassAes tae1s0ae1sQ lnoopol
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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Orat0rical Contest.

The broadway opera house was
filled to overAowing Saturday
night to listen to the recitutions
and orations by the representatives
of the valley high schools for the
championship.
The first on the programme was
swinging the Indian clubs by II
class Of boys followed by II charac-
ter drill by the little folks and
music by the Robinson Brothers.
Of Alamos,l, John Wood und the
Nash Brothers.
Recitations were by Miss Ethel
Stubbs, of Saguachc. who rendered
"Sir Rupcrt's Wife," Miss Nellie
Corlctt, of Monte Vista, whose
piece was "Drivcn Out Miss
Christine f. Hognc, of Del Norte.
who recited "Thc First Letter. y
and Miss Mabel A. Mcclellan, of
AlamOsa, who read "Thc Fiddler
Told" All Of the young ladies' did
well and were roundly upplnudcd.
The judges awarded first prize to
Ethel Stubbs and second prize to
Nellie Corlctt.
The orators were MISS Minnie
Klein. Of Del Nortc, Mr.. Clarence
Shultx, Of Alamosa, and Sidney
Miles, Of Monte Vista. All the
young men did themselves pround,
the judges, however, decided that
Clarence Shultx was entitled to
first honors and Sidney Miles
second.
On the whole il will bc seen
that ''houors are about easy" with
the exception Of Del Nortc, and
although her class did not carry of
any Of the prizes that school may
well feel proud Of both her repre-
scntativcA
Tho field sports in the afternoon
were not well attended on account
Of tho high wind. The only Gun.
tcstnnts were tho Del Nortc and
the Monte Vista hoys. The Monte
Vista boys were awarded Z out of
the . points. Del Nortc won the
''hammcr throw" and the run.
nlng high jump"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Nigh Sehssl Csnnesce.eat.

The commencement exercises oi
the Monte Vista high school were
held at tue Broadway opera house
Thursday evening before . large
and attentive audience.
The opsainY numbers were q
piano solo by Miss Ella Packard,
invocation by Rev. G. w. Station,
and . vocal duet BY Jas. Campbell
aud Ars. N. H. Chapman.
Dr.. E. q. Lancaster. Of Colo.
RADIO College. then delivered q
most interesting lecture on the
subject, Growth" He spoke
along the line oe education - 4
growth and not - The msmorisina
of . lot Of facts; aud enlarged
upon The idsa that ths HISTORY ol
the individual u the history oe ths
rare.
after . piano dust By Misses
fsssstt sud PiokstA Rev. z. z
Bean brisAy addrssssd Tie classsa
ssd pesssotsd ths dipIonas.
TIE pspib wbo lsishsd The Sst
grsds vosk rssslvsd thsir csrti6.
eslsa. whIeh sss . torn q dipioua
Ills easeoa being intoducsd h
stiosla1s ths dsslrs 70 coatiuse
~ eoarse q stsdy 70 ID compls.
tSea.
The eseeelses veee coeeludsd
vitA . vesal ssio y Mn. Lissie
01asknese 81 . selee16oo b ~
q0ogte11A
~ nsdsaAss 4 ~ Mid ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Tho town of Monte Vista has
been granted a new trial IN tho beer
case on condition that the town pay
the costs thus far accrued, about
e97.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

". II. Sheffield, the section boss,
leaves next week for New Mexico
with his family where he will en-
gage IN ranching.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

F. E. Moody has been in Denver
all the week on mining business
and his family has been visiting IN
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
BOutwell's WarerOOm
carfs. Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the friends and nci9hhNrs
for their kindness and consideration
in our late afIiictlon.
MR. AND MRs. HANS MArzEN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Mr.. George Wake says shc only
asks as month from hcr hus
hasd for the support of her chill.
drss, that she il able 70 caro- for
6DtssH. Sbs says there was mis.
enks - ths JUaraal The oaiy
hwvses whose acquaistanss slse
~ nsds y The prosecuting atsor.
~ cd CT. Corlsll
ArtIs1eD 6 iacorporatioe for ths
0satA yGkasA nv CITY Toll Rood
so1hpaay Aavs hssa Slsd q Dsl
ussts ~ oaguasAA h iscor.
psssosss - jshs Ewisg, IT,, Esss
= 31l1ooe ~ 1beDas n. Beowu.
- lssss q - ~ q work a thia
- bel1g = ~ 1assstt sassh
X - sgssk. lsjjew,ae ~ ~
4 - sreelIoe ~ dlvsae ssss
- - dsva = ~ Csey,
q dlout ewsnly olIea
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

H. H. Winchell started for Bos-
ton Thursday on mining business.
He will be away several weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

The school census for district
No. Q shows 40 children Of school
age, an increase of SO over last
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Miss Lena Simmons, of Kansas
City, sister Of Mrs Clarence VIM
chell, arrived in Monte Vista
Thursday. She will spend the
summer visiting her sister ut Cen.
tervicw.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Rev. f. l.. Poston, of Exeter,
Neb. will preach ut the Christian
church Sunday morning Mt II
o'clock. Further announcements
will be made ut that time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

August Lindow contemplates
going out prospecting for a few
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

]. Mix and wife returned from
Batavia. n. Y, Saturday. where
they have spent the winter. They
stayed with DR.. Barnes Sunday
and went to their home In Piatoro
Aonllay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Thomas l.. Powell left for Hoth.
kiss Monday on his wheel Hc OK.
poets to be seven or eight days on
the road. lie has two mountain
ranges 10 cross and will have con.
siderable walking to do.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Widman 4 Riley are doing the
carriage trade Of the valley. They
commenced the week by selling u
el6s Columbus buggy and have
followed up Monday's salc by doing
some business every day since.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

James Walker met with an nc.
cslcnt while in town last Friday
evening by which his leg was
broken above the ankle. Dr. Par.
rish was called and adjusted the
boees ao.l the patient 10 now doing
we'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

s. NJ. Brugh was in town Wed.
nesday. He has IS teams At work
on his big canal down IN Conc)os
county. and is pushing the work 10
- TO get water by the middle Of
june II possible.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

John Kerr came home from
Boulder. having finished his first
year at the University.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

d. j. Elliott is laying the foun.
dation for a new house west of the
foundry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

The tenth annual convention OF
the San LUIS Valley Union OF
Christian Endeavor Societies will
be held ut Alsmosa juno 10, II
and Is. An elaborate programme
has been prepared.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

The county assessor will be IN
Monte Vists about June / and will
remain until he completes the
assessment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Charles Page came down from
Platoro Thursday and will visit his
family few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Home cured hams and breakfast b..
oon At the 1st Avenue Market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

August Strecker is talking Of
moving to Denver about the first
Of June.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Ifyou want to borrow
money on your ranch.
see Won EclDY.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Phets Bsitons.

Buttons OF oil sizes and styles
made to order from photographs
at prices 70 suit the times Samp-
les can be seen at Troutfetter's.
EDITH WISTERMUTE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

ean Cu0s aad vifs Ioas Iheir
salt beoaGss - rseover . hsle II.
lersee 10 Ne New Yoek nins q
CUoodo. Y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

E. E. Newton has a fine lot Of
cabbage, celery, caulifower, to-
mato and pausy plants now ready
for planting in open ground.
Leave your orders at the Red
Front store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
lsasA Paid.

I Will pay Tie ,highsst market
price for wheat eais sod potatoes
and will furnish sseks. Omcs
with B. F. Aysn.
JANIS CAxpbxLL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Last Saturday OK Gov. Alva Ad.
ans visited Alamosa and made q
sale At bis intcrost 10 the hardware
busincss Of J. Spriestershach 4 Ca.
TO Hsury q. Schrolh. Mr.. Adams
has hssl interests in several hard.
ware stores 10 The state which he
leas lately sold out 10 order to re.
tire from The Asld, rstainins only
ths Ps,chlo business IN tho city Of
bic reoldsace. e.-Courjee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

=. A. Amiss, member Of tho
Of trustees ri the State Agraical.
taral college, was In town Tuesday.
Mr.. Am'ss n of tho opinion the
pessidency Of the college may be
tssdsrsd to Prof. Carpcntcr, now
a that institution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Pr sale.

Ranch, $40 acres, horses, mules,
No. baled bay, second clase looee
hay for sale. r. 8. NEELEY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

A now Hone ms-oomfort steei range and
some furnitsr for SALE at = bargain.
Mn. ". H. Psndell, Mourue st
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Best business corner in Monte Vista
vacant. Oft. froat for saIs BY G. G
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Col. Corlstt went to Denver
Thursday night on legal business.

Naj. s. II French has bought
the Turpenning house in Grand
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Whsspiag osaeA.

I bed . little boy Who was nearly
deed from On attack q whoopins
cco9h. Ny neighboru rscoumspd.
cd Chsubsrlsin's Coagh Remedy.
! did pot think thae any osdjc,ns
woald hslp him, bet altse givina
bin . lew dosss q thst rsmsdy ]
nossosd an improvsnsnt, sad oes
bottle cured hin saHrsly. II l,
The best ooagh ms1leiss ! svss
bed 10 ths house. L nooax,
eosth Bsrssttstows. HA For sals
HLw. Rsss aad welss- -oaapsa.
Osag O.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Before the discovery of One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly dis
turbsd BY coughing congregations. No
excuse for Il now. Rice the Druegist.
Many old soIdisrs now feel the
effects Of the hard service they on.
dured during the war. Mr.. Geo.
8. Anderson, Of Rossville. York
county Penn, who saw the hard
est kind OF service at tie 'front.' is
now frequently troabled with
rheumatism. II had . severe a.
tack lately" he saye, "and pro-
cured q bottle OF Chamberlain
Pain Balm. It did 20 much good
that l would like to know what
you would charge me for one
dozen bottles" Mr.. Anderson
wanted 1t both for his own use and
TO supply it to his friends and
neighbors, - every family should
have . bottle Of it in their home,
not only for rheumatism, but lame
back. sprains. swellinRs, cuts,
bruises. and burns, for which it u
unequalled. For sale by I. W.
Rice and Weiss ChapmanDrug Co,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

I have boon- . ouderor iron
chronic diarrhoea ever s,nce the
war and have used sll kinds Of
medicines for it At last I found
one remedy that has been asuccess
- . cure. and tha. il Chamber
lsiu's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.-P. E. GRIsHAn. Gaars
Mills, La For sale by l. W. Rice
and Weiss Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

cl&ss are: Ethel Butterfiell, Mar
thy kolander, Sydney G. Miles,
Ida Heckler, Myrtle Sayler. Alice
Chase. Zelppha Impson, Lorraine
Page, Winif-ed Thomas, Station
Tohill; of the fourth year class:
Ida Kramer, Fairfield Sylvester, Jr.
The corps Of teachers for next
year was announced as follows:
II. II. Wilson. G. A. Wheeler,
and Misses Porter, Haviland. Fitz-
Simmons, Trueblood, Barrows and
hecker.
X. &. Breckenridge, manager
of the mill und elevator, gives u
very interesting report of his SIX
weeks visit in lower California.
He and his family spent most Of
the time at and near Los Angles.
They visited our old friends, II. B.
Gleason and wife, and were shown
the sights of the city and royalty
entertained ut their delightful
home at Pico Heights. a suburb Of
the city. Tho past three seasons
have i'een very drv in lower Cali
fornia, and farming has been un-
profitable. Irrigation is PRINCIPAL
ly done by pumping and only small
tracts can be watcrcd by this
means. 1t iss nice place, however,
for men of wealth to spend a por.
tion Of the year, but NO place for
n poor man TO make start in life.
There are no diversified industries
like We have in Colorado, and the
cost of living is much higher. All
Of the st'al como from Australia
and lumber is high and stone has
to Ike hauled long distance. Mr..
Gleason and wife accompanied Mr..
breckenridge and family up the
coast to San francisco where they
spent u few days in the metropillst
of the Pacific coast where vessels
from all parts Of the world arc
constantly arriving and departing,
frcightcd with the products of
nations.
At the meeting Of the board of
county commissioners last week
the following relates ON taxes were
ordered: Adam DIETRICH on lot
md residence in west Monte Vista,
G.'5: Mary Scyfr,cd on quarter
in section o. twp. ~, range 0,
slo.ol; NJ. p. Worth. quarter in
section II. twn 40, range S. sl9. 81;
J. +. Worth. quarter in section IL,
twp 10. rangc 8. tI0.l3; +. S.
Matthias, quarter In section $. twp.
~, range s, 1890; Ernest
Schwartx quarter 10 section -,
twp. 20, range s, el7.6i.
A general rise Of 10 per cent has
been made by tho Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. There arc
10000 employees At Pueblo and the
payroll will now amount to e00, COO
= month. The working mcu are
shouting for Mckinley and pros
perity. In sixteen months from,
now when all Of our warehouses
arc 6lled the workinemcn will stop
shouting for Mckinley and will be
hurrahin9 for M0me ono else.
Last Saturday OK Gov. Alva Ad.
ans visitcsl A|amosa and mstlc q
sale 0( bis interest 10 the hardware
buslnoss of ]. Spriestershach 4 ca.
70 Henry g. Schroth. Mr.. Adams
has hatl interests IL several hard.
ware stores 10 The state which he
has lately sold out 10 order to re.
tire from The asld, retaiuins only
ths Ps,cblo business IN tho city Of
bic rssldsscs. .-Couriee.
ean Culna and wifo Ioae their
estt bso1Gst b recover . hsle u.
tessse is lhs New Yoek nise q
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Dr. Fulton. Homeopath.

81 Lovett otLaJara. NJ doing
buGlnass ua our streets Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Phy.d oss.

Dull hssda hs, Paus In vasioss paRte
oe ths body. Sinking q The pit oe ths
stomach Los q sppst,ts, FsvsenhnanI
FmpSss o. 6orss ass III positive evidsa-
css oe impure blood. No MISTER how u
became %. Il must b purified IN oedss
TO obtain good health. Acksrs Bleed
Elixsr hes asvse failsd 70 cure 0esoeu.
loas o. Syphilitso poisoos o. sny othss
blood dissasss. Il = esetainlya voaosr.
full remedy and ~ ell svssy bot4is - Q
positive suasantes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

For frost bites. burns, indolsnt soess.
eczema, skin diseases, and especially
piles, DeW,tts Witch Haxsl Salyv
stands first and best. Look out fos
dishonest people who Try TO initiate and
counterfeit it. It's their endorsement a
. good afticls. Worthlsss goods are nol
initiated. Get Dswitts Witch Hassl
Salvs. Rios the druggist.
d. Oady's Oosditioa Psvdss srs juss
what . horse needs whom in bsd
condition. Tonic. blood purife.
and vsrmifuge. They are moi
food but medicine aod tho best in
use to put . horse IN prime condi.
ton. Price Is cents per package,
For sale BY I. ". Rice and Weiss.
Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Az the reason of the year when posu.
nsoois. u grippe, sore throat. coughs,
coada. catarrh, bronchitis and lung
troubles are 70 b guaroeu aoainst,
nothins "is . flne substitute" will "sn.
swsr the purpose" or 10 "just - good
- One Minute Cough Curs. That v ths
iufall,bls remedy for all lung. throat Of
bsooch,al troubles. Inasst vigorously
upon having Il II "sons&Aing slss" Il
o6sssd you. Rice The druegiss
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

). Shear. ss.lalia, Mo-, conductor o.
electric street car line, wrtss that hi
little daughter was very low with Group
and her life savsd aftsr all physician,
had failed, oaly hy. .nssng Oos Minute
Cough Curs. R,oe The druggist
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27
Fer Rest..

l have within one mile ol
Manass. Switch 5000 acres OF 6ne
wheat land to lease 70 good parties
TOR one or moro years. This land
il ready for tho plow this year,
commencing TO sub. bitches made,
plenty Of water. convenient to rail.
road, the finest wheat land in the
valley. Address Lockett or Ma.
nassa. j. G. FULLENwIDER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

.0ivs ne liver regulator snd can
regulate the wosId." sd gsnius The
druggist handed HIN . boesls oe DsWitt's
Little Early Riasrs, ths famous httis
pile. Rios the drueg,sG
SICK HEADCAHB ABSOLUTELY
and pssmsnsntly cured b. using Aoki
Tss. A pleasant drink. Cusss COAST.
patton ssd indissstioa, MAKES you sse
s'ssR work snd haDSy. 6asisesetIoa
guaranteed Of moosy beek. = eents
OF % couts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

1saey - Leaa
On short or long time. Address
5. NJ. BRUGH,
Alxmosa, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Why pay rent when c. G. Kerr can
sell you good housss for less than It cns,
70 build them and throw Ia tbs lots and
other improvement frs! viii accept
half the pr,os in moathiy psyn,snta
Come in and ask question.
&C. KEks. Al
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

II you have . cough, throat irritation
weak lungs, pain n the chest, difiicul,
breathing. Group OF hoarssosss, Iss u,
suggest One Minuts Cough Curs. Al
ways reliable and sses. I. ". Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

For quick remedy sad oas that =
perfectly sale for chlllssa ~ - roppa-
mend Ons Minute Cough Cufs. Il =
ssosllsnt for Group. hoarssnsn, tiekiAg
IN the throat and cougha I. II. HisA
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

State Isass. Ill is erop, ,,foe sals obsap
By G. G. Kerr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

EXPERIENCE Is THE BEST
teacher. Uss AckssS Eaglish Rsusdy
10 any cass oe coughs. eoSds o. Group
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money rsfantlssl. . ets. aad 30 cta.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-05-27

Not oos child DIS wheeo Ten Soeneely
died from Group. People have learned
the value Of One Minute Cough Curs
and uss u Tor severe lang aud throat
troubles. II Immediately seops cough.
ing. II nsvse fails. I. ". Roe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-21

Continental rehned, $3.50. Pork wa. steady ~
Ss769se for mess. Meats were steady picked
bho. Taliow. 48.16c. Dressed hogs, eh96Hc.
Butter-Creamery Western, extras, sHo; do arsts.
i7S0isc. Cheese : state. full cream, large
or small, colored or white. ohoiee sHo'
Chicago. June 2o.-"A stronger hog market medo
fed the buying Selling by others and some July
liquidation together with weakness in grain, caused
o setback pork and ribs closing lower, while lard
was steady. The cash trade was moderate.
sueAR-Raw was steady sslos Of 500 tons and
l. TOO bags p6o test, At 151dc., elf; 500 bags mo-
lasses 500 test at 9.l1c and 200 tons muscovado:
800 test. At +Isc. Refined was fairly active and
steady.
OnIoAao June 2o.-Theae Mere 70. days prices.