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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

uel6e oisislbsn ubolu: eeg:n oGe 8erluftt ibiiBt.
9etsb1lb ipoate irgcno Elm 3dui,r pon @ruuo,iQen=
tbum ooer 9eGOprreibsr etetn 6DpOtDet fltr etipas
anoeres, ais bas bette be3ableu?
sSn einiQen 5aQ.n pirD ySp,jiu1=glOti3 Nr. 81
nod peribisosT. Der grober,u 5ransattiOnen beban=
osln, Dslbe f6 iest in ben 6duOsn oisier Gpm=
pagnie btiinosn. Die e1fiir berebret,u RoFtn inO
aaen Sransaftiontn, 0roB ootr Helm, miro O: err
lbopfsHOfte unteriu6une eetpibmct, Deldls our6
tH, Gblolute 8arantie Ocri6drft ipirO.' 81, G0m=
pagnie III oarau borbsrttrt QroBt oOtr flens 9ar=
le5tn auf 9runOeigsutbum uutr gitnfj9su 9eoins
eunasn urO in turjtr irit gu MAIDEN.
Die 6dfts>9ircaur befiuOeH i6 in Rr. $40,
$50, 55l unO 552, Gautablss@ @tbauOe -l37*l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
General 5enrb nngebIi6 abbernfen
Der @rs9ouberneur Don 8orto 3ico
foll tpsgen berIdieOener flagranter
i5e6lgriffe gegangen porOen iein.

6e6Igriffe gegan8en moroen Iein.
San Suun be 8orto 81 c 0,
Is. Mat. = 9Q8 in 8once eri9einena
be 9(att r0emocrdciu," Organ BON
Quis Muno3 &iperd, geIpeienen Brdz
-fiberrten bes &abinsts bpn Pprtp gticu,
pel4er IiA ieBt in ben Ser. Staaten
auf6Glt, 6ut einsn 8rief 3iDera's iiber
bic Mb6eruFung bes 9enerals q. 9.
6enrn, getpeienen 9enerul 8Ouber=
neurs BON 9orto 8ico, publi5trt, tpoz
rim gefogt iIt, 6enrD lei gegen ieinen
Wiuen unb niht negen &rantIein8,
fonoern tpegen 5ablrei4er flgdrdnter
1e6lgriffe in Der 8ertpaltung Der Snz
lei, tporiiber Aiberd Der ameritdniz
f6en 8oIontal Gommifiion einz
bringIi9e 8oriteQungen gema4t babe,
abberufen poroan. 94ipera iagt in
Ieinem 8riefe; nWer erinnert ii4 ni4t
Der SauTenbe BON SSeblgriffen Sem
rp's, tpel9e bic Snfular : Setretdre
ni9t tpieber gut MAIDEN fonnten? Sd
piinf6e bem 8eneral 5enrp M6ts
9Dies, aber i6 min audi ni4t, baB bic
SnIeI 9orto Aico 81 einem Narren=
baufe gema6t tpiro."
Die 8er0ffentE6ung bieie8 8riefs5
BAT bteI ueberrni6ung unb leb6afte
Gommsntare berbpr9erufen, ou Dem
8eneral 6enrb 6ei ieiner Nbreiie nu9
ben Der. Staaten Ieitens Der POrto
Ricaner lebbdfte Ooationen barge
brabt nurben. Der neue @enerulz
8ouberneur General 0dbis pirb bas
neuli8 erlaFens 0efret uber 8eniliz
gung bon 9reBfrai6eit tpiberruFen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Sekt auf etnmal srnBe 5reunOi6nft.
Offi3iDier Mdibingtoner 8rei um ben
Wfun0 osS brapen oeutI9enMi4el.
- Die 2tbuiriItration fat bu5
beutf6e 9ptum n0t6iq.


Wuf6inqton, .. g., 16. Mdi.
= 9fei93eitig nit Der 8erDfFsntliz
6ung bes 8sri6t5 bes QOmiruls
8auB treffen bier 9}a4ri4ten aus
Nptd iiber 9euti9lanb Elm, ipal4e BIZ
Deiien, baB Der amerifaniI4e Qomiz
ral fotpie Die 2lmerifuner i'm Nllgez
meinen Die 0eutI6en auf Samoa Ie6r
riidIi6tsboII uno 60fti4 bebanbelt buz
ben. sS6rs Saltung gerei4te ben
Osuti9en um 10 mebr our 9enugtbuz
un8, oGS Iie in iarofFem @ontrat gu
bem 8etragen oes britiI9sn 8efe6lsz
babers uno oes britii9en t8On1uls
itanb. WGbrenb Die @nglGnber tmz
mer S6tpierigtsiten bei'm QusItellen
bon PGfen an 0euti4e ma4ten, mel
DE Die 2ipien 5u pafIiren tDilni4ttn,
anb fo9dr ben oentf9en 8enspaItone
ful li9t bur9lieBen, IteQten Die Nmez
ritaner an i6rem S6eife Der 2inie inn
mer bersitpiQigit 9Gfe an d4tbare
0eutf9e aus, unb QDmiral 8auB erz
t6eilte 8efe6l, ale umiformirten Deutz
fAen Sffisiere, SeeiolOuten unO @eez
leute gu ieber 3eit audi obne PaB
pQr93ulafen.
0a8 8etraqen Der amerifani9en
Streitna9t, unter pel9er 1i9 biele
0eutf9 Nmeritaner befanoen, mar,
pie Die beutf3en Nu9ri3ten ferner
ongeben, bur9peq anitdnoig unO loz
bensDertb unb 4omiral RauB iibte
auBer0em audi einen mdBigen0en Sim
fluB auf ben britiIhen Gdpitdn Sturz
bee ous. Der leBtere Sffi5ier iagte
am 10. Mdr8 einem 8ertreter Der
beutf9en Firma 8. RRbel, er tperoe
obne tpeitere Nntiinbi9ung uuf bic
Jottorst biefer 6irma feuern, iobalo
fi4 MataaFa unb feline 2eute 0erIelz
ben nd9erten. Oils er ieOO4 bernabm,
baB 2lbmiral &auB peripro9en bate,
ni9t me6r iiber Qpia 3t feuern, er=
tlGrte Sturbee, er ertenR bieIe5 Ser
Ipre8sn als audi fir bic 8riten maBa
ge6eno an.
Gs lit erfreu[i6, 81 conItatiren, baB
Der periOnli6e 8ertebr 3piI4en ben
Offi3ieren ber perf4ieoenen 8rie9sz
i4iffe ME sine StGrung erlitt. 2llle
Sffi3iere GuBsrten ben MunI9, ni4t
in bic iamoanif6en Wirren oeripidelt
gu tperOen. 2lu9 3pti4en bem amez
ritanif6en uno benz beut14an 8enez
raltonful oaaern bic fpeunOI4aftz
lifxn 8e3s6unoen fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

3ufammen gu pirten, I'm 0as 2dn0
prpiPerireno 3u MAIDEN.
unfaIl in elmer &oPeIte.
&onbon, Is. Mai. - 8d6rsno
sinsr tirdIiben fs;sr in Der Mtt6oDis
Itsnz9opsGe in GaitIsforo Ttir5te cine
G1Ger;c, auf r2lter 50 aj1oer 1i8 6es
fdrosn, 5uiamm.n; D:erMGohen NUS
ben ftper perEBt, Dix anoeren 8ins
Der t1men nit &1ui6jjrfungea Das
Don.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
germil5tes aus Oergunbrs6amptifaDt

W 4 I bin Ct on, y. Gr 10. Wtdl.
e Die Gigent6iimer beS i'm Suli b. S.
als an9ebfi9en 8lofuOebre8er BEL
@an Suan Be 9orto gtico gefaperten
Fran30Tif8en 0ampfers yOlir be 30
brieue3," tpel6er duf '8runo elmer
Gntffsibung beg Sberbunbssgati9t5
freigegeben peroen muB, neil ni4t
na4gepieien iIt, baB er Die 8lofaoe
gu 6re9en beabIi4tigte, perOen ieBt
S9obenerfaB BON ben Der. Stauten
beanipru6en.
0Qs tleane 0erringer BiItol, nit
tpel6em eSobn Wilfss 8opt6 am IA.
Npril 1865 i'm bisligsn Sorb's S9eaz
ter ben prdlibenten 2incolo erI9DB,
bic t0ot1i4e &ugeI, Der 0ol6, nit
tpeI9em 8ootb ben SberTten Rotbbone
pertpunbste unb pelfsn er iiber ieiKm
9aupte 14tpang, aIs er na8 ieinem
Sprunge aus Der 2oge uuf Die 8iibne
gSic Temper tbrdmnis!" rief, fotpie
sttpa 50 arbere. nit bieier SragDbie
in 0er6inbunq ite6erbe RaGquien
tperon bemnd9it i'm Nutiona1 Muz
ieum our S6au geite[lt per6en. Die
felben befanben Iid ieitbsr INNER i'm
8iiredu bes General Qlnndlts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

= Die 75zja5rige 6rau Sara(
9}ep6errD, psI6e auein in elmer 6iittes
3e6u MeiLen BON 6uItinga Wfid).,
le6te, lit ermoroet roroen. Sin 6I0bs
iinni8er Singing, g}amsn5 @3a5. g.
Smit6, 1T ais Der Sfot Oorod4tig 0e1@
hdftet DDrDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
@ro6e @tunoetg t6ams-
9tattsaRttonett.

gpr einiq.n Snetn nabmtn mir in Oitien Spal=
ten aui ssribitOsns iutsrsffante 9ruuo.ieentbums=
gsrtdufe @e3ug, Die Our6 ous 9irenu DIR NtarDz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
Sriudler aus Sapan.

G6icogo, 16. Mai. - @ine 4nz
5a6l 6o6er iapuniIher 8eamten, 0nter
linen @eneral @onItrutteur Der N2uz
rine, Sa9iu SaIop, g. 0alto pom
Syn9enieur Corps Der Wfarine unb
S. SIuneattru Suto, Setretdr Des
'gderbaue unb 6anbe[S Oepartss
ments, finb auf einsr Reiie, Die Tie CUR
8erei6erung i6rer Su9tenntnife unz
ternebmen, bier etngetroffen. sic bu@
ben 6ereit8 bic WerftanLagen Der
Union sSron @ort8" in San 6ranz
3isco inipi3irt un0 pollen ieBt na3
&ramp's uno Garnegie's @nIagsn IN
96ilabelpbiu, refp. 8itts6urg, beIi4z
tiqen. Damn gebt bic 6abrt na9 Guz
rppd, ipp Die SSapaner bic S9iFIsbauz
b0fe in Gnglunb, SSranfrei9 unb
0eutf6ldnb beTu6en tpsrOen. Der
Qlderbau SefretGr ffu0irt bic lamb
pirt6f9aftli9en @erbdltnii1e.
@eneral oSnftrufteur Saiop t6eilt
nit, buB SO neue &risqsf9iffe Der jaz
paniI9en Mapine ieBt entpeber fertig
gefteQt ober i'm 8aa be9riffen Iinb,
unb spur bier S9la9tfdifFe, feds
Rreu3er eriter &laiie, breiBig Sorpez
bobpots unb ein0uBeno Sorpebo6oOtz
3erlt0rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
0nrlefcn mi NNDbclt.

Reusr, Iei6ter, LANCER &idJabIungsplan, mic
iold,cr BON ionft Nicmanoem 0iterirt miro glui
bis 3tit eines Subres, tpenn Sic es ipinbrn.
Seine fali6en gcriprsdungeE in ben 3ettun0en.
Seine 3inien=tatsu angsieiot. nm Sic ire 5u
fubren, bod peron Sbucn aae SOrtbsile 0sboten,
nsIhe Qnpcrs otieriren Nub3uiraosn i'm Qtreuu
her Ilotomoc Qoan Guarantee Gompan0," 3iutmsr
1r. 5, ,gant pom 9uttimors=AGebduOe, Gds @a!ti.
mores unO st. 9auz Strubs. (9lOo l5 S.&S. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17
80. .Sabrgang.
Jo6ll C. gri6(e.

Smitatipns SD ifopattsGsdume.
iinasfdhr Sevsnp Stiid sp,rosn b.uts ime6muds
iuaarsns Department. Ofi.rirt
Sir 25c, 9aruitur BON brsi sdmnt.u fir 9ums
pd0our, aus SbiIDDatt unO 8.rnftein; tb,niu Sins
tsrfopfsadulmt uno Tdoeln; r.guldrt 5Oc aB.rtbs
Sir soc, Seitsnt6mm., NIT farf.u aerint.u
&dntsn; t6enfous ipuniid. adume, 6intsrfopf=
gompaoonr'Rdnnre unD =eaDelu; r,QulGre 65c.,
75c. uns 85c. GB.rt6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

c. - So ~ 0 R - a.
Tragtdis a DaSSeIbsWaS hrFrueh8r G8kauft HABIT
'ohzif' G1HZzZN1<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

Qpnbpn, 16. W}ai. = Srob bes
gfeqentpstters mar 6eute eine groBe
8olfsmenge i'm n@t. SurneszPart"
perfummeIh um bic gquiPgasn aaaus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

Berlin, 16. Mat. - Sr. 2tnorep
9. Dbits, Der ameritaniI4s 8otf6afz
ter an 0eut16Iano unO bauptId6li6e
8ertreter Der Ser. Staoben ouf Der
4briiItung8 GOnfsren3, rsiite beute
frii9 in @eieQI4uFt be5 9rn. 6reb. %.
9oGs bon 9}erp=gorf, GetretGr8 Der
amerifanii6en Delegation, fopie Der
bieiigen @eTanoten Der S6pei3 un0
9lumdnien's, pelde ebsnfoQ8 Der Gonz
feren3 aI5 9etegaten beipo6nen tper@
ben, nu4 Dem Suug ob. 9err 89ite
erpdrtet, Qtnfnng8 SuLi no6 Berlin
5uriif3ute6ren.
90 . Il n n - Y$ E.YS .. q = -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17


SEPT IiBen Iie in 9retorid binterS4loB
unb 8iegel unb Iinb bes 9o9berz
rat6s angetlagt. - Qufregung IN
Gonbon unb alien Sbeilsn Glib
Q(frita's. - Sin britiT6er GOeIz
mann, pel9er nit elmer 2lmeritaz
nerin bere6eEi6t mar, perungludt.
= 80nigin @ictOria's gsItriger
Gmpfaug. - Carnegie burd Bet
te[ei aus Gpn0on pertrisben.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
LOCAL PoLrTIGs.

NE OF TIE most important Offices in the county is thai
H. lie has full power to appoint deputies us he
for himself When sheriff with prosecuting attorney
who happens be booler many places deputies
and pets who WILL in turn political whenever
wanted
John Bodie served the county sheriff years
uner-sher and he has the n Of making
fees To illustrate: When Percy Hobkk elected sheriff
Alden Basset asked him how much he expected of the
Office, Percy replied about year. what Ceyhor
has been making Mr. Bsset said that he would tht
much and when Percy asked why, Mr. Bassett replied don't
know how Mr. Bassett had observed how Ceorn man
aged to make fees such that by the couaty
commissioners Of the shes have statutes
bn with his deputies thing divide up with tie
sheriff Hence the Importance the payers having straight
for sheriff. who not tool of machine but will
ing to be servant of the people who elect him.
The who have 1925 900 bonded pay will not be
inclined vote for "od timer who helped pile up this debt on
the county About all they have rememberJon and John
Ceghon for is tho part they took running up against the
county which were finally paid by borrowing money"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
A BIG SUGAR FACTORY.

announcement is made of the
incorporation of the National Beet
Sugar company with a capital Of
Sl,500,000. Concurrent with this
the statement is made that con-
tract has been awarded for the
erection at Ordway, in Otero coun.
ty, fifty miles east of Pueblo, of a
sugar beet factory.
The plant is to cost about $780,.
GOO, aud will havesa daily capacity
Of 800 tons of beets. Contracts
have been let to Baltimore and
German firms for the machinery
that will be required and the plant
will be ready to handle the beets
of next years growth.
The company is composed of the
same men who are back of the
Twin Lakes Reservoir company
and of the Twin Lakes Land and
Water company. james A. Rob-
erts of Buffalo is president of the
National Beet Sugar company and
Henry Koons of Buffalo, who is an
officer Of the reservoir and land
company, is the treasurer of the
beet sugar company. That cor
poratlon has acquired $4,000 acres
IN Otero county and will farm this
themselves to raise the beets, u.s.
ing 1000 acres each year.
Two hundred families are COM
ing over from Germany to work a
part of this land and demand will
also be created for beets to be
raised by other farmers in that
vicinity. The exact spot at Ord
way on which the plant will be
located has not yet been chosen.
This will be selected at some point
on the company's holdings.
Within the next week and with.
in thirty days not less than 200
men will be at work making bricks
md putting them into the build
ing, the chief one OF which will be
five stories in height.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

VIZ were told last week that
Capt. G. W. King of Creed had
commenced drinking again and
had lost his place as book keeper
At the Commodore. We learn,
upon good authority, that such is
not the case, aud that the Captain
is It'll book keeper in the commo-
dor. office and IL also police Judge
OF Greed aud M such has the re.
sp'csof the attorneys who practice
in hi, conf..
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
Election Notice,

STATE OF CoLoEApo,
Rio Grsndc County. -
In accordance with the provisions Of
Section 81 OF Chapter NNXIV OF the
General Statutes OF lsS3, OF the State of
Colorado, Notice is hereby given that
General election viii bc held in the sey.
crhl voting precincts in the County OF
klo Grand~, State aforesaid, ON Tues.
day, the seventh day OF November A.D.
lslfD.
For the election of the following
county and precinct officers, to-wit;
One County Clerk
One Sheriff
Ono Coroner
One County Treasurer
One County Superintendent OF schoola
One County Surveyor
One County Assessor
One County Commissioner for Com.
missioner District Noe.
One Justice of the Peace. Justice Pro.
cinct No. |.
Ono Constable for Justice prcrin,,
No, !.
Ono Constable Tor unospired term for
Justice Precinct No. |.
One Justice OF the Peace. Justic, Pro.
cinrt No. ..
Ono Constable for Justice Prccinc,
No. ..
One Justice OF the Peace, Justice Pre-.
cinCt No. 3.
One Constable tor Justice Precinct
No. g.
Which Election win he opcncd nt
Seven o'clock In the morning, and con.
tinur open until Sryrn O'clock in IN.
evening ~ the sam, iay.
In testimony Wh"F'ui have hcrcun,o
set my hand and a,liS,d the seal Of Rio
hrandr COUNTY AZ Del NOrtc, this 18th
day OF Oct. bor. \. -. lsm.
RopEEi,l, A. CHISHOLM.
lSEAi4 County Clerk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
lail.inna own Away.

1t Is certainly gratifying to the public
Ia Know of onc concern 10 the land who
are not afraid TO be generous 10 the
needy and nui'crinr. IN. proprictors oe
DR.. Kings New Discovery FOR Consump.
'on' c'ushs aud Colds. bnvc given away
oyer trn million trial bottles Of this great
m'liclnri nrd hnyc tho satisfaclior az
knowing !, has absolutely cured thous.
and- u hopeless cnscs. Asthma. Iron.
e'iiis, hnarrcnc'a. nnd all Diseases oe the
'hro nnd chce, and Lungs nrc surely
cared hy 10 Call IN !. W. R,cs, drug.
eisi, and re. free trial bottle. I,ssulsr
r'a" bsi. "nJ sl. Every bottle guaranteed
or pf,rn refunded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

Some Of our critics would be
glad to have us divert attention to
side issues during the two weeks
of the local campaign, We have
no time "to wnsh dirty linen" just
now. We will attend to the fam
lily washing after election il any of
our friends continue TO grieve over
our affairs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
Ked iiot Prom The Guu,

Was the ball that hi, q. u. S,.s.imna
OF Newark, Men,. in tho Cilyil Wnr.
II CAUSED horrible Ulcers TINT no treat.
ment helped for ~ years. Then Buck.
lens Arnic1 Salvs cured lin. Cur.~
Cuts, Bruises, Burns. Boils, Fo.ons,
Corns. Skin Eruptions. Beat II. eur.
on earth. ., eta. n box. Cur i.u.raa.
tscd. Sold by ]. ". Flee. dfu.'g.a,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
Nsrkixg Night ard i,ay.

Tho busiest sad m,ghti-st i,,,l. thing
that ever was made IL DR.. Kings New
Liss itlls. Every pill Is sugar coated
globuIs II health. that changes weakness
into strength. i,stle.sarss Into energy,
besin.fax into mental power. They're
wonsisrful In building up ". health.
DAILY No pss boz. !. W. Nis~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

The PopulIst party of Rio
Grnnde county has not as yet fall
en- into the hands of boodlers. Since
it came into power in this county
it has carefully guarded the inter.
ests OF the taxpayers as its record
shows. The last republican clerk
elected stuffed his fees TO the tune
of $1,000 and his deputy $1,000. The
present populist clerk gets $500
and his deputy's salary rs fixed by
a populist board of commissions
ers is only $50 n month. All oh
er expenditures have been reduced
accordingly. Hence it behooves
the taxpayers 10 keep the reform
party in power.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
The Hest Rrmedy FOR f;uS.

Mr.. John Matthias, n wei! known
stock dealer Of Pulaski. Ky, says,
AFTER suffering for over ~ week
with Aux, aud my physician hay.
ing failed 10 relieve me, | was nd.
vised TO try Chnmbcrlnin's Collie
Cholera and Dinrrhoea Remedy
and have the plcnsur" of stating
that the half of one bottle cured
me."-For sale by I. ". Rice and
Weiss. Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

1t is said that Capt :. a. Rice,
who stayed with the Mckinley
republicans when il cost some.
thing to be straight republican,
Is selected for the Legislature next
year. That accounts FOR the in
terest the captain is taking in po-
litical atTairs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

IHE hottest campaign ever
known in an off year in Ohio is
now being fought. Hanna is pour
ing out his two millions left over
in 1896 and is calling for more.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
That T'hrsbbias Headache

Would qu,ckiy Leave you u you used
Dr.. kings New A@~ Pills. Thousands
of suiSsrsss hare proved their matehless
merit Tor SICK aud Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
asd build up your health. EASY 10 take.
Try them. Oalv y CENTS. Money bsck
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

EopEGIcs CHISHOLM, tho only
nominee for III" office OF Clerk and
Recorder of Rio Grand County.
lns reason for feeling proud of the
complimentary position he occu-
pies in the politics of Rio Grand
county. He has been endorsed by
all the parties for reelection md
the Prorp,c'or has sufficient con.
hdencc IN Mr.. Chisholm'a good
sense 10 feel sure that bis hcn,l
will not liz turned by the splendid
recognition hchns received. Pros.
Dcctor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

To the credit Of the rnok md
6le Of Populism in Rio Grand
county, let It bc said that whenev.
er the hideous tentaclcs of the
boodler appear upon their ticket,
there Ia clnb ready 10 lny him
out md It will bc done. Honest
men In the Pornlist party Will not
endorse questionable nominees
and are already showing their fenl.
y 10 principle by denouncing that
part Of tho ticket which they liz.
lieve antsgonistic to good pcpulist
doctrine aud good government.
Peospector
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

NEXT week we shall give some
startling facts why the republicans
should not get back into power in
Rio Grande county. 1n order to
reach every voter in the county
they should send in their name
for copies of the Daily journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

X. II. CHIsuoIMs election is
conceded by all parties. HIS re-
cord is guarantee TINT the tax.
payers will stand by him. Aud
George Carpenters record ought
to guarantee him n second term.
The hard work by the republicans
will be to elect Station aud Broiie.
Judge Baxter, the boss OF the
(. o. p., needs these two officers ia
his business. Men in office make
much stronger political machine
than others. Commissioner Clark
is also vitality interested in the sue.
cess of these two candidates.
With their defeat this fall, Mr..
Clark sees his chances for re.elec-
ton next fall, go glimmering.
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In speaking of the nomination
OF John +. Anderson for assessor
by the populist convention, the
Prospector says; Chairman Bout
wells nominating speech was the
best OF the convention. He spoke
OF Anderson as his best and dear
est friend-capable, honest, popu.
lar, good-natured and whole souled.
This nomination went through
with whoop.
-"
1t is reported that John Cleg-
horn don't like the grocery busi1
ness and is talking of selling out
at Pueblo and coming back into
the valley to buy a wheat ranch.
-"
CLARK and Station are sorry
that they ever .lirted with CHS
holm. They had mn idea that
smiles and taffy would win him.
But 1t WAS no go. Rodcrick finally
told these willy fellows that he
would stay with his fret love a
while longer.
The Del Nor,e Prospector was
so full of good easy reading" last
week that we have copied from it
largely. When Populist officials
command praise from the opposite
party during n campaign one can
not help but admire their frnnk.
ness.
Clark and Station thought CHS.
holm was in dead earnes, when he
winked and said no always lid
lovo tho republicans, but nov.
when he winks tho other cya. they
find out he was only fooling them
Moral: Never fir, with auo,L,r
fellows girl.
ASK my man in RIO GRIND.
county. who Inns ever hnd ma,
business relations with Dml
Abrams. what sort Of nnn h.. /.
"nd'he will s"y Dad is ns .ouai.
M n brick. Furthctn,or. Mr.
Abrams did not come TO the valley
for Office aud never soush, oillc..
lie wns away IN the hills when Inc
wns selected for the Office Of shcr.
~. The same cannot bc said Of
his opponent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

Col. BRYAN will spend next
week campaigning in his own
state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

We hnvr underwear, under.
wear nn'l underwear lrst grades
f'r less money than anyone.
TEourrErrxn / Co
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

Am prepared to make few ar.t
class farm loans. Absolutely M,
delay. A. n. Isuxi.t.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-28

1t is reported that John Cleg-
horn don't like the grocery busi&
ness and is talking of selling out
at Pueblo and coming back into
the valley to buy a wheat ranch.