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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-06
,11oN STILL IMPROVING.
c,- OF D. CENT SCORED For
THE DAY.


.,nca Quotations Are Now ON
aar,ty with Prices Being Paid
a tntrrior-Rosin Drops From
"a cents in Nearly All Grades
,s rorpentine Firm and I'm
p.d-LocaI and TeIeEraphic
.,b oct. 5.-There was an adj
a ~ cent in the cotton market to-
s.-,, treated a little stir among fac
s. discussed 1t quite freely. The
,be opening was 1-16 cent, ana
n .,,.s a-i6 cent. While there was a
~. eminent against the last adj
,s factors claiming conditions
4 not nuy Justify it, others who took
4 ,.,r,rv view OF the improvement, and
4 s,tsfed there were good reasons for
liking quotations up.
seems TO be no doubt the improve
uas made on transactions, which in
, ,he sale of middling at cents, and
/ III riddIins at IA cents. Il is claim
.., market is now in accord with
=. which are being paid in the inte-
and which warrant the marking up
4 ,5s .uot market to present prices. The
!. sror buying at present is having its
s.r al home and abroad, and it viii. not
.urprisius If Liverpool spinners enter
market before all the mills are sup
H. thereby establishing competition
At may result in a phenomenal improve
int
prices dropped from 5 TO 10 cents on
sar, all grades of rosin. For several
rs transactions at the advance prices
Nc been light, aud 1t was apparent 10
Inv that the outlook for good business
spended upon a reaction. It was con-
led by some factors that the prices were
hove what stun would bring, and for this
Isson little surprise was expressed at the
erlne Spirits turpentine was firm and
fchanged The wholesale markets were
kaly and fairly active. The following
eume of the different markets will show
L tone and quotations at the close to-day:
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Prices Dipped at Opening, But Re
covered the Loss. -

Prices Dipped mt Opening, hut re
covered the Loss. +i-
New York. oct The stock market TO-
day continued TO show indifference TO the
disturbances in foreign markets on ac-
count of war scare and of money difficult
ties as well as to the continued stiffness OF
the local money rate. Prices dipped at the
opening on the rumor Of an invasion OF
Natal by the Boer forces, and on the fur
Their advance in the Bank Of England Off
cial rate of discount. But the opening
prices were for the most part the lowest,
and the market quite promptly set ABOUT
relieving its decline.
The liuudation for London account was.
compare lively small I'm volume sales not
exceeding 5000 shares. In fact, the foreign
stock market seemed to lake no very Sc
rious account of the strained eonditipn o.
affairs and even the Kafiir mining stocks
which would be most vitality affected by
the war were quite firm.
The market for cell money in New York
showed further relief from the extreme
stringency, though by no means on any
easy basis. To-day's maximum rate was
u per cent. ana it fell before the close to
below the legal rate. The undertone of me
market for stocks was very firm This was
not due TO any large demand even in the
railroad stocks which moved quite widely,
but rather to the bidding up OF prices by
those fnteresl ed in securing a higher figure
for their holdings. This bidding up pro
cess however, failed to bring our large
offerings, which fact was significant of the
markets firmness. Another was the large
number of stocks not usually dealt i'm
which We're brought in activity and the
numerous odd lots which We're recorded on
tape The latter feature is always indica-
tive of the presence of the bargain hunter,
who is buying stocks outright to hold as
an investment; a class of buyers who do
not depend on the money market for bor-
rowed funds There is undoubtedly
growth of confidence that the stringent
period for money is over
The demand from the interior for funds
continues large and may encroach on the
reserve of interior banks loaned on call in
New York The rising discount rates in
London caused an additional adj
vance in the rate for sterling eX-
change here, IN Paris and in Ber-
lin. and the weak return of the Bank
of France discouragcs the idea that either
London or New York can hope for large
relief from that center.
The bond market was very duh, in sym
patty with stocks. Total sales par value
81, 275, coo United States rs declined y,
new As Il and the IS and SIS Is in the
bid price.
The total sales of stocks were 277, 800
shares. including Atchson preferred 49,,
$50; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, $500;
Louisville and Nashville, 1855: Manhet-
tan. $780, St. Paul. $3.50; Southern Pacific,
1920; American Steel and Wire. 500;
American Tobacco. % 145; Anaconda Min
ing, $3.50; Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 1850;
Continental Tobacco, $500; Federal Steel.
8,6l5; Peoples Gas, $3.50; Sugar. 2S5i0;
Tennessee Coal aud Iron, 1850; Leather,
1880; Leather preferred $3.50
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OCEAN FREIGHTS

Cotton Savannah to Boston. per
bale, S.25; 20 New York per bale
500; 70 Philadelphia per bale. SfO: TO
Baltimore. per bale, $l.00; va New York
Bremen. zoe; Genoa, Coo; Liverpool 4sc:
Havre, i7c' Revai. Zoe; direct, Bremen s0c /:
Barcelona. G0c; Genoa. zoe; Liverpool. g7c
Bavre. Zoe: Reval SOC.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights strong. sa
vannah TO Baltimore per NJ. $3.50: 10 Phila-
delphia. $500; to New York $7Ol;'to Boston
and Portland, $50: crossties. A feet base.
Combined on SIKH paan1
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of amount carried over. 2o2.50o sacks
Sales, cleaned (estimated) 81 barrels;
last year. AZ, $50 barrels. Demand up TO
former volume aud prices firm.
Talmage, Charleston, telegraphs Caro-
lima crop movement 10 date: Receipts,
cleaned. 52l5 barrels; sales, 500 barrels.
Demand active; prices well sustained.
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December, Esd. sellers; December-Janu-
airy, Jauuary-February. sid, sellers Feb
ruary March, S.57m3.5Sd. sellers; March
April 3.5Sd, sellers; Aprii-May. S.5SdS. SOD,
sellers; May-June, 8. sd, sellers; June-July
5000. God. sellers; July-Ausust. 3. 59a3. Goa.
buyers; August-Sep,emb ASA, sellers.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The day closed with
reported sales Of $50 casks on the basis of
quotations Il was generally understood
The market was very firm at 4Sl2 cents.
Nothing developed TO influence the price
ore way or the other. ana the close was
firm and unchanged The days receipts
were III casks, the sales SOC casks, aud the
exports 37i casks
Rosin-Ihe movement of the market to-
day was downward. With the exception of
three grades there was "a general decline
OF from 10 10 cents. Grades A, b, {, ID,
G, l. X and NJ. each went off cents,
aud grades + and 4 ana water white each
went off 10 cents. While the recent rise in
values is claimed by some TO have been
in response TO conditions, Others maintain
the contrary. aud do not express any sur
prise al the decline. They say the market
was rather high. for several reasons, aud
believe now that values have dropped, bus
mess in resins wiz take an animated start
Sales of some grades were made, II is
claimed, al considerably less than the
opening quotations. The receipts to-day
were 2S47 barrels, the sales S,769 barrels,
and the exports S.2l9 barrels. The quota
IL
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we're as follows;

Charleston. S. c., Oct 5.-Turpentne
market firm al 4Sc; sales none.
RESIN firm, unchansed; sales none
Wilmington, n G., Oct. 5.-Spirits tur
pentne steady. 4S@4S1ac; receipts. 50
casks Rosin firm It SOC and 95c; receipts,
s. barrels. Crude turpentne firm at $l50
and $3.50; receipts, IS barrels. Tar firm
al $780, receipts, 173 barrels,
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New York. Oct 5.-Dan. TalmsGe's Sons
Co say of rice: Although the period of re-
port was broken into by The holidays de-
voted to the reception of Admiral Dewey,
a greatly enlarged demand from local and
visiting patrons. before and after. made up
a total far beyond that of previous week.
As heretofore, some fair business is doing
in fancy foreign, but the chief call is for
domestic. Consignments OF new crop are
coming hither in an unusually liberal vol
ume, and are finding ready sale, as the
trade down East and in the Middle
States. are making New York their base
of supply, its prices being on parity
with primary markets and goods more
quickly obtainabie. AdVices from the
South show further quickening, not only
IN the matter of quantity, but quality Of
demand. Buyers are purchasing on an en-
larged scale and the frequency of the car
load orders betoken confidence in prevail
ing prices The movement of Louisiana
and Carolina crops to milling centcrs Is
steady and large quite ahead of several
past years Country mills in the former
state are beginning to start up, and will
soon be very much in evidence Reports
Of the day Indicate shortening of late crops
by reason of heavy and extended frosts
throughout all of the rice sections Gables
and correspondence from abroad note
continuation of shipments from Burmah
10 India. and firm prices in 81 primary
and secondary markets.
Talmage New Orleans. telegraphs Lou-
siana crop movement to date: Receipts,
rough, 397.Si9 sacks; last year Inclusive
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IaIVeston-Steady; middling, 6 15-16c; net
II elpls. 1926; gross receipts, 1887; sales,
~. stock. 126.S52
81 New Orleans-Very firm; midding, 6kc:
\ receipts, 5.149; gross receipts, 5,149;
a les, 800: stock. 211,97O
Mopile-Firm; middling, sac; net re-
Ip,S' 600; gross receipts, 450; sales. 300;
a ock, 22.75O
81 harlesl confirm; middling, &c; net re-
q pts LOS; gross receipts, LOSS; sales, 100;
a ook, 25.j69
q "iImnston-Steady; middling, sac; net
eipts, 20I2; gross receipts, 2072; stock,
q Norfolk-Firm; middling. 3-16c; net re-
u p,S' 1871; gross receipts, 1894; sales, SO;
foak, y 66l
BaIlimore-Nominal; midd.ing, 7ssc;
G's receipts 275; stock, $685..
NeW Aork-Steady; middling. 7 Slice;
ss receipts 5'lSs; sales 925; stock, 1SS,
69Sion-Steady; middIing. nc; net re-
\ 5 42; gross receipts, 342.
'"aHe lphia-Firm; middling. 9-16c:
'ere pts, 296; gross receipts, 296; sales.
4 'u stock. 3.iO3
''"\ Movements at Interior Towns.
'Sta-Sieady; middling, 3-16c; net
n ~, 'l'S 2l6O; gross receipts. 2,16O; stock,
Aemphis-steady; middling, 7c; net re-
salr ';N9; gross receipts, 4,2O7; sales, L.
r. stock. 1,26i.
49, Lou's-Firm; middling 7isc; net re-
alfI@' 955; gross receipts, 4,17O; stock. 6s,-
'1lonaii-Firm; middiing. TIC; net re-
P.S' Sti' gross receipts. sal; stock, H.
'ioIS'on-S Steady; middlng. 15-16c; net
PT l2,'l9; gross receipts, 1853; safes,
stock. S4.79l.
It-c,,'J..i.>liIie-Steady; middling. 7Ac.
's.HioIis of Cotton This Day
.inen' z-l s1o Great Britain, 1858; con-
,,.'-' '.659; coastwise, 4.266.
NV prleans-To Great Britain. $500.
5 Lance, $500; coastwise, l.
4'o'e-C oastwse, 100
~ n! .annah-Coastwise 2.239.
W. ONTO the continent, $500.
Eoli o Coastwise, 1872.
~. lork-To the continent, 3.2s4
,,' wa y. foreign exports from all ports this
.1a. 10 Great Britain, 1888; to France.
~ 10 The continent, q. 523.
o'iI foreign exports from all ports thus
ls,., ,.lls week; To Great Britain. II .SsS; TO
ro.. OBI; to the continent &c. OPS.
IN ai iorelsn exports since Sent. / 1899.
IA 'lcdl britain, 264. 424; to France ~. $50.
He continent, 2S9. S43.
.,. tooi, Oct. 5.-Cotton: Spot fair do
-oI l'iices l-l6d. higher; American. p5d.
,,,. uiladling, 3-16d; middling. g s1-39d
IN o., 59nldd'ins, 5 2J-S2d; good ordinary
isy ~, ordinary, lS-32d. The sales of he
.-e.,, we're 10000, of which 1000 were for
rlallon and export. and included 5000
,l0o,.,l.a'n' receipts 5000. including 5sOl
a. ,,o ys opened firm and closed steady
nildl.. 3u!ancs; American middling. low
ohe,. - cause; DC ober. 3.60d sellers: Oc-
november 3.ood, sellers; November
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Central Of Georgia RAILWAY,

Schedules Effective Aug. il. 1899.
SOth Meridian Time.
DEPARTURES
Lv. Savannah
Daily for Macon. Augusta and
atlanta ............... s:45 A. NJ
Daily for Augusta. Macon,
Montgomery, Atlanta. Ath-
ems, Columbus and Birming-
ham .............. ............. 900 p. NJ.
Daiiy ex Sunday for Dover. 500 p NJ.
DaHy e~. sunday for Guyton.... 200 p N.
Ar. Savannah
Daiy from Macon, Augusta and
atlanta ....:........ ........... 600 p. NJ.
Montgomery. Atlanta, Attn
ems, Columbus and Birming-
ham ............. .............. 500 A. M.
Daily ex. Sunday from Dover. 7:4s A. VI.
Dally ex. Sunday from Guyton.. 4:5O P. NJ.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE.
aoth meridian or Savannah city time
Leave savannah Sunday, Tuesday, We'd
hesday, Friday and Saturday, 9:35 a. N.
si ds 800 p. m; Monday and Thursday,
90 a. M, 3:05 p. m
returning. leave Tybee Sundays, Tues
GAYS Wednesdays, Fridays and Satur-
Gays, lO'SV a. m. and 500 q. M; Monday
ahu thursday, 7:l5 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Connections made at terminal points with
all trains Northwest, West and Southwest.
- creeping cars on night trains between
savannah and Augusta, Macon, Atlanta
and Birmingham.
Parlor cars on day trains between sa-
vannah and Atlanta
For further Information and for sched-
uies TO all points beyond our line apply TO
W. @. BREWER, City Ticket and Pass
enger Agent, 1n Bull street
j. G. HALLE, General Passenger Agent.
y. n. HINTON. Traffic Manager.
THEO. ID. KLINE, Gen Superintendent.
JOHN M. EGAN, Vice President,
Savannah, Ca.
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All trains al "a IN ca
No p, Jacksonville Port ampav
Mong
Marl
hd Louisville
No
Vesiouled train Jacksonville
II
a n
and Monday
N
al
e. A ARMAND city Ticket
B. w wRENN
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THE RICE MARKET.
Receipts Liberal and the Tone of the
Market Active.

The receipts of rice have been rather lib
eraf, the total so far this season having
been about $1,000 bushels.
The market is firm and active. with a
good demand from outside buyers. Clean
rice is quoted as follows:
Prime ........,.. .....,..... ......... 1904
Good ............... .................... U4A
Fair ,......... .......... .....s....... 5i4u09I
Common ......... ......s......N None oHeTinS
Rough, per bushel, tide water. CSC and
Csc; upland, soc and 75c, according to quail
ity.
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COTTON.

fha the market still has a strong up
marc tendency was shown in a further adj
N nae for The day of accent. thereby
hfnging tine price of good middling TO 7A
Il nts and middhng to cents. An adj
III nee of LIS was posted at the opening call
al 1920 O'Clock, and at the closing call
fhrther advance of 3-16 cent. Surprise
Va expressed by some factors at the last
al vance which they did not consider war
- led but It was contended the basis of
m oes of interior trading fully justified the
III The receipts to-day were S,055 bales,
~ exports .. 239 bales coastwise. The re-
Riots since Sept. 1 have been 211, 315 bales,
al 4 last year 154,5 SIS bales.
rhe following were the official spot quo
n ions at the close of the market at the
cbuon Exchange to-day:
NO. m-ddhnS northumberland IA
Al lddHng .,...,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DIV mid1lnS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0pod ordinary ...,..........,...,.......
Ntnary ...-,... Observation-Disclosures.
Market-Steady; sales, 1,12O.
Sea Island Cotton-The market was
NJ ady at the close of the week Friday.
There were sales of 2,415 bags. A light
florida business was done during the
week The rather large receipts in the
Eee of light buying has not had a very
a vorable effect. A decline of pc will be
Red in quotations on all grades. Fol-
OWNS are the quotations on grades being
Nceived at present:
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BUYERS Of
BUYERS Of
Wool, Hides, Wax,
Honey, Furs.

Correspondence solicited.
A. ENRICH & BRO,
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers.
Ill. 113 and LIS Bay street
2h-pound 7c; 2-pound. SIC: ~ pound
6lsc; sea island bagging. SIC.
Cotton Ties-Standard. 45-pound arrow,
large lots, Sl.25; small lots Si.S5
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Scontlnued on Sixth Page.)
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10
Contest Notice.
Department 81 the Interior.
tnit"i s,a,"s Land Osiir".
Del Norto, Colorado. May ~. isp.

4 sufficient contest affidavit having b~~n qi~,i
n t,i. ofilrr b, Paul Hr,nr, Contestant. against
Timber tui,ufr ENTITY No, sif made January I.
1871, for III. south."ns, quarter III N~rtIob
Thirty.ihf-- In Township n North ~ Range
ta.i n. N, ~, ~ Rio Utani' county. Colorado,
7, Map y, William, IN which II Il. alleged
that; "-nid Nsry u. William. died shout th~
month ~ January, ihp, l"nsina surviving her
n. hcr heirs tho following persona. hot- ~
~hom r--idr In the State ~ Colorado, hat their
xhsr-a,@:a.. @ !. Ia .rid n''le,t ,~n. ,nntno~n. !?~iti
u Wiiiisn,:, xnn y. NrE'r,@. Nancy J. Young.
kiiashrth ]. nar,ri-. Ida \. Hci-c. and sarsl
Y. RirhHtd.: nifinnt further LAY. that said
claimant Mary n. Wilunns failed to cultivate
or plHw hvc acres ~ SAN land during tls~ sresMd
year after naisl ratry wa p,ad~ that sl'~ failed
Ia pio~ ar cultivate or plant Ia trros or s~rsi-
~ cuttings any part III said and daring esrty
S~aS since sAld rntry Wa made. rxrept that NJ.
acres ~ .Hid land ~ns olowrd during the yrnr
of isN that she failed ~ iffiRatr said land NJ
any part u,~rssR during tl,1 -~rand yrNr altar
.ald entry was mNtr .nd 20 faIiesi during r,crl
,esr, since. except that il!c .rr~s ~ sAid lsnsl
.nld isp-c- and fsi arrs .illi sii.i." Hsld psi:
offer evidence toarllnx ssld all~statlsr Al ass
o'clock. y. e.. IN uss iltl, daS Ot !uly, IN
i~for- the Register and hr~ris.v ~ the Onltsd
kt- toe Land Of1irr IN D~l Nortr. COlutasio.
fpr aid rs.nt~.tant tavins, IN . pr,,prr. .aAl.
dAvit. nisst Nay p, INV. s~t fortA fact. which
-IOw that Hfssf Awe dillsrne~ p~rsnsAl eesvlSa
~ this nspelee eAnHt IN made. u II hRrpesg
prirr~d and dirvetcd tlnt such botlre b. viv~is
n due and proper ruh'Irs's"s IN sh~ honss
jAA II. bAArsa. Rsxissss.
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mind has not yet come to an un-
derstanding of what it is NIL about,
There CAN be no Cancellation in
this case. There Is to be no par
leying with the powers. There
will be nothing hut fight without
quarter. The Gt:nck against me
was instigated by the adminrstra-
ton at Washington, ot which fact
there is ample proof. The imps
of imperialism are seeking to sup
press the Gun because il combines
courage with caudor: they hope to
crush il for the crime OF telling the
truth. ] have whipped these
whe'ps with the scourge Of scorn,
and they turn upon me like the
snarIing scayengers they are. The
fools had fancy ;hat | stood alone
these men who know SO well the
value of votes-but when they be-
gun the battle they found behind
me or standing at my side an army
OF sovereign suifragists. Thus
they know that when | strike a
blow it is with the strength of
thousand arms"
The balance of this Philippe
may be found in the May num-
Der of the Gatling Gun.
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MANY who were loudes, last fall
in saving silver have become
thoroughly disgusted with Doodle
politics. When party surren-
ders its principles for IA few offices
it is time to disbani. All over
the state populist leaders have
been spending time and money in
Denver trying to trade their party
for few appointments. 1t is
about time for populists to stand
up and be counted no matter If
they fail TO elect a full ticket.
Nominate good and competent
men for office and win or lose
standing by such men aud the
principles they represent until tn.
party shall gain the confidence of
the people. then they will have no
trouble elect,ng their ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

The JOURNAL acknowledged the
receipt of a copy OF the Proceedings
of the Second Convention Of the
National Live Stock association,
published by the secretary, Chas.
L. Martin, at Denver. 1t is n neat
volume of $50 pages nnd contains
much useful aud valuable inior-
nation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10
Administrators Notice.

Estate of O'nndo innn-r. D--.,.-d.
The undersigned having b..cn appointed Al
miristfrtor "f ~" Estate ~ olnndo Bonner
late of t.ic toun,y ~ Rio Grsnd" and State III
Colorado. DECREASED, h-rh, gives notice that hs
Will appear h,f, 90 tire County Court of vi,
ntnvdr county, Rt IN" Court Housr In ID,
SuIte. ~ uhs jru' 'rpfn, un tho last Monday IL
Jun" ArsI at which time all persons hRsins
claims against ,nid Estate nj" notified an,
requested - attend for tho purIo-r of having
tl,e same adjusted. Al persons indebted la .n ID
i.stst" ate requested Ia make Immediate pay
n,"nt Ia III. und1f,isnol,
Dated TIL. iitl, day ~ May. \. u. isr.
JonS H,Arr. Administrator.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10
Outlaws.

Bnn1iin arr not all confined TO tho
iino ot ,h. L. =, railroad. 1hofc ar.
q iow np In th" hills nearby. "old man"
Sch'Iiins rcporta 'hhi one Of his ynlu.
nbi" claims VI Lake Fork has been
inmr"d br Jap sullivan, VIM. Al,crs aud
ina' sro,,. and TIM, Akors and Scott
attempted ,o run him ou. of ,b. camp.
Wc.nesiay John wcnach. who runs a
~h'atey Joint al ilaioro, - reported 70
hh'r h'li ~ man near stunnrr VI The
mnaz o ~ zen md relieved him II his
cash. Wonsuh l,as been nttes,e.i ssd
hhcn 10 '"l Norte for preliminary
examination.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

THERE Is more talk about the
wave of prosperity than the condi-
ton of things will justify. Mon
day three men passed through
town on their way to Creede IN
search of work. They were from
New York state, one of whom left
$50 a month job on farm for So
day job in Colorado. He said he
was told this state was booming
and that there was scarcity of la
borers at 50 day. This man ln-
sists that the high wave of pros
peritiy which is said to inundate
the east is mostly myth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

Prosecuting Attorney Webster
was sick Monday and unable to be
in town to prosecute the Farmers
Union officers for taking water
which belongs to them without
the consent of Colts man Mitchell.
Mr.. Webster can't be sick too
often to please the taxpayers of
Rio Grande county.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

In 1896 the southern populists
were abandoned by their western
brothers, and being unwilling to
surrender to the democracy or
make terms with the republicans,
they could do nothing more than
stay in the middle of the road and
watch the procession 20 by. The
result was that dissentions and
confusion both in the south and in
the west sprang up and still exist.
From all appearances there will be
powerful third rarty in the
national campaign next year even
II Bryan should be re-nominated
on fusion deal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

Burgl0rr broke into tho billiard hall
Friday night of lnst wccI,, aud helped
Themselves to cigars En,rancc wa,
effected br cutting out a stop In the rear
window, tn" Same night burglars
broke into Tho s'orc room % the Labor
Exchange. bat found nothing suitable
to carry oH.
Wcdnc.iay night Will starord'a
rlothea line WA stripped OF three pairs
uf under clothing and "bran new"
boiled shirt,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

DYSPEPSIA CAN l,E CURED by
using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One
little Tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. SOLD IN handsome Tin
boxes at - cts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

One large sugar trust now owns
the Hawaiian islands nnd the piau-
tGtions are to be worked by im-
ported Italians and natives. The
Philippines will follow suit as
soon as the natives can be sub
ducd and sugar and tobacco trusts
can be organized. Our colonies
are not government of the peo-
pie, for tho people aud by the peo-
pie, but OF. for AMI by the trusts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-10

Inst Sunday was memorial day Tor tho
Woodmcn OF the Word, aud imposing
cserc,ses were held throughout the Pa
citic jurisdiction Tor the unwilling OF
monuments. At tho Monte Vista como.
tory tho monuments Of Oinndo Bonner
and Walter McNutt wore unveiled IN tho
presence oi a large number OF our citi
yana