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SkAkIT RIVER ROUTE - steamer
Shaslt Vseen. monthly Time Card.
March = az midnight. March 3, az mid
night. March Z. At a. M: March = AZ
d. M March II. at "A. m. March Is.
MaF.h II. al midnight. March n. at a
m MArch *. at a. m. March Is NJ 7
n m; March Is. AZ a. m: March 20
~ ~ a. m. Leaves Mount Vernon !.
March ]. at a. M. March 3 -, g NJ .
MARCIA ;. al a. m: March s. at a. m, !.
March 70. az a. m. March T. at a. m. .
Marcii y, AT a. IN. March II. at 6 a. m. .
m. March "a. at "a. m: March e, at q
a M March y. at ] p. m: March 81 az
y ~ Ealing at Tuialip. Sherwood. Fir
ssasit CITY. Mount Vernon and Avon,
For passenger and freight rates apply
NJ city Dock. W. p. Gilkeson. Manager
y ~ Mcdonald. Master Telephone
Main s.
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA SIN
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer CITY or Kingston. betWeen
coma. WASH. and Victoria. b. c.
s.v0am Lxl NJ Tacoma no Ar IL
lo.3oam L.v IS SEATTLE NjAri ~
l:30pm LyI TclPt. Townsend AgAfsle9
4:i5pm Arlllo Victoria MILvt - 4
sDaiiy except Sundays.
This steamer furnishes nrst class r..
commodations. carrying both freight
passengers. and leaves from Yesler W
for Tacoma at BIS a. m.
For. rates. tickets, etc, inquire Of
J. W. ALLEN
Agent. Yesicr Wharf. Seattle
!. A. NADEAU,
General Agent y. y. Ry., Seattle.
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l.. b. SCOTT. Aana
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNS
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves CTR -
Sundays. Tuesday and Thursday2 RI
midnight, fer Port Townsend, fUr@ <E
liamrs. Dungefiess. Port Anxei1a II
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pyshf, Gl1& z
Neah bay. Returning. leaves III r.
les Tuesdays. Thursdays and 165/
q; ; "A. m. leave. PORT Town III a
m. arrives In Seattle Il; 100 l11Mg.
er Garland leaves City d0ek rD(1A
for Port Townsend. Por: w:iians b1
ness. Port Ange.ss and Vkto1lA ~
turning, leaves Por; Angeles 1t - 4
Mondays. Wednesdays and
Leaves Port Townsend al II 4. m q u
Nm Seattle at 30 y. m.
Telephone Main 6i9 M
CAPT. ]. r. THOMPSON, Nsnan
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SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAvlOAa3o
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDA1G
ROUTE zsszg "a

Time Card-Leaves Seattle a. Xu.
and ) p. NJ. Leaves Everett =.
$50 p. m. and I:l5 p. m.
Three round trips daily except 1M
Connections--At Seattle with the III
Flyer for Tacoma. AT Everett, -
steamer Mikado for Snohonien. an1
the Everett 4 Monte Cristo RatiU1Q 0
Monte cristo and way stations.
CONAN Dock, Seattle MerchantS -
Everett. Telephone. Seattle, Red ~ i
erett. g. ~
l.. b. SCOTT. No.
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sEATTLE-PoRT GAMBLE-TOWN6Es
ROUTE
STEAMER PROSPER.

STEAMER PROSPER.
Leaves City Dock daily mt 10 a. M.
cept SUNDAY. for Port Madison. ksuoLN
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow and 80
To@nss nj. Returning reaches Seatf3 =
a. m daily Sunday leaves fer tsr.
Townsend direct al 8 a. m. retM
leaves Port Townssnd for seattle
At p. M. Telephone, Main "a Lazy
sarius a. Co. agents.
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WHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROIJ69
STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves Ctty Dock. foot of Main BIZ
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday q
m. for ADacorses. faifhaysn ard
com. Returning leaves Whatcpm 1s
day. "wednesday and Friday al p -
Fare from Seattle, 81: round trip, ~
w. IL. ELLIS & SON. owners
W. y ELLIS Traffic MANAGER.
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PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN IL
ANDS AND WHATC0A ROt'TE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSONs 81. e.
Carrying tinted States mail, leaves y
dock. foot OF Main street. Sunday. Tues
and Thursday at IL o'clock m.dnisnt.
Port Townsend Gan Juan islands ara 49, -
Whafeom. Returning. leaves New
com Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY
a. M. T. n. rnompsson nausEer ~.
Lilly Bogar,ius 60. Agents. ely -
Telephone Main n.
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sTEAME. DISCOVERY.

For Pert Townsend Anaeories. fairhav.ss
Whatcom. Friday Harit5r ard Hocle -
bor
Leaves Yea.sr dock Sundays. Wsd1
days and Fridays AZ p. n
j. NJ r.. ATKINSON. NANCE.
Office ~ and II Boston Block. Tssepas
Main iss.
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PORT ORCHARD AND FORT WAss.
fSGTGS ROUTE
STEAMER MARY = FERLkx
Iexyes fco, Of Washington street 0asy
800 D. m Sunday 5:no . M for
Pearh tWess Riskeseyt. Prgmffs9n. -
Dyyxtock. GTnarseston. Sidney. TfeeyG&
CARO- ard 81 ~~rias~ Returning
Stsysfdass al : "a. M. arrives besu
Q. m. Leaves sidney saturday No.
% .. m. arrives Seattle 10 p - -
ohone Main sc. x
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s@FrSlnS u r. -faati. leaves 1atbratth
deck, foot ~ Washington street .rs,..
Gays Thursdays and SATURDAYS ri
:. sl9ck n. m. for Kingston. port GsmD,.
seAhees- ETEnnoB. Holly. rewasto. Lii.
waap Fails. Hoodsport and Union CITY.
Returns on alternate. dayr.
=. TR0UTMAs. Manager.
2eiephoEe Main 81
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The FASTEST. MOST ELEGANT ana
ONLY DAILY STEAMER on the WHAT
COM ROUTE.
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Carrying 4 s. Mai
81 Port Orchard and PORT Washington
route. caves city dock $50 a m. calling
q south Bach. BureheIi. Brick yard
sremfrton, l.. = Navy Yard Siinev
charleston. Tsacrfon. l.htee silvsrYtst@
i~aves Port Orchard Navy Station az q
y m. ARRIVES Seattle a. p. m. r.. " Rob-
'asan Master fssliv BoxardgN A. On
Agents. Telephone Main 8.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS RANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle wash
ot'FIcGgs AND TRUsrEr.ss
Arthur 4 Denny y,ce p rssiasns
James r Hayden, Manage cass'r. SCI
Jos T Gy-en.eaf 4AssIs.anf ,srsh,.,
sigmand schwa oacher. John Collins.
r. 4 S.ufeider. r ! Rlnsiga.t
.Transaets savings bank business ex.
clustv-ly
Deposits received from 81 10 sia.a
Interest allowed per annam. SIX per
cent on iicgs. espQsits. A. per cent or or
binary deposits
Dividends declared las lays - MAY ami
November. Leans made on real estate or
approved cailaterals only
DENTER HORTON 3 60. BANKERS
Incorporated iss7.
Surplus ~. -. -. - t..-... iUaoo
Vice President W NJ f.ada
Sight exchange an1 srieSrnpsls- trans
fers on Ssw York Chicago. - rxnl. san
Francisco. portisud ausf various points in
oregon ard EE3ssss tsslufaafa
sight sslis az exchange on London await
ahis etSssS5sse In kaTope-s
Collections Fna6e Al All sscIHts cn gavor-
oe.-stz staeks ara efher yas.ss,ss~ "a
e@issd on deposit for Sst~keepins
THE FIRST ~ 49, 49, ~. BANK og
psls-a9 capital .-...--.-.-... C'Sss
9arss~s = hose- y .---.-.- Fressa~n,
sorrs~panssns. In ali Ia p:-r.pa, A AZ.
o. the rtyei StasAs ard Esss~n-~
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STEAMER STATE, OF WASHINGTON
leaves Seser wharf Seattle daily fea.
eept Saturday at 10 T. IN for EVERETT
~ aCohTkS, FAIRHAtFsN and WHAT
toh Returning. leaves Wha;coru daily
sexcept Sunday ut n m ARRIVING in
Seattle a. 40 p m
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Freight and fares Low as any by wat
er ar rail-.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
Sesi.T Wharf Telephone Man Ef~
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Leaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily *.
csps sungaY~. az a. m Returning. ar
T4Ses Seattle ,. m.
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Fare between SEATTLE and Tacoma. %
cents. Round trip ~ Cents
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CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager.
Tel. Main s. City DOCK Agent
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STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN.

lesves for Tacoma and Olympia daily q.
I q m
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08

ervoirs, it is evident, il the fran.
ers Of the law had intended or con-
templated that an individual max
ing such a filing should have the
right to exclusive use Of such res.
ervoir 30 constructed, they would
have 20 expressed such fact in the
act. The reservoir must be for
the public, aud no individual, CON-
pany or corporation is to have a
patent for same. Hence, the
necessity for such a multitude of
reservoirs is not apparent.
'Our law makers have at all
times endeavored to guard the
public domain with jealous vigil
ance, and the desire Of Coagress 70
to protect the lands from falling
into the hands Of large holders.
and as result of this vigilance
many acts have been repealed,
leaving only the Homestead act in
agricultural districts under which
the settler can secure home for
himself"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08

Our baby hes been continually
troubled With collie aud ch"!-rn
infantum since his birth. and all
that We could do for him did not
seem 10 give more than temporary
relief, until We tried Chamber
lsiu's Collie, Cholera and Disrrl,o-a
Remedy. Since giving that rem.
edy he hes not been troubled.
We want TO give you this testi.
mouial - M evidences of our
gratitude. not that you need It to
advertise your n'eri'"rions remedy.
q. n. Law. ksokuk. Iowa. For
sale by I. ". Rice aud Weiss
Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
A GOLD STANDARD.

Don't get scared because our
gold begins to 10 abroad. A gold
standard is the great leveler Of the
world. It flows back aud forth
from nation to nation for that pur.
pose. Secretary Gage states the
case in the following words;
Money goes where it can get
the best reward, either in the way
OF interest for it, use, or in OK.
change for commodities When
No lose gold it tends. after . little,
to produce higher interest in our
marketA Tho receipt Of It on the
other side tends to make the rates
lower there and 20 there 10 ten.
dsucy to au equilibrium when gold
shipments cease. whether to o,
from our shores."
This country shoukl not be Dc.
pendent upon an exportable cur.
rency-a money OF the world. But
20 long ~ it is, business men may
we'll watch the flow Of gold from,
nation TO nation - n barometer
that indicates which way "the wave
OF prosperity" flows. Mr.. Gage
does not anticipate = heavy ex.
portation Of gold At this time, no,
more than e2O, 900, 900 at the most
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jAA q. oaassa, nssisese.
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The National Irrigation Assoc

The National Irrigation Associ.
alton says:
The way 70 sound the keynote
oe the future welfare Of tho West
v 70 arouse IL people 70 support
the plan for federal storage rrs~r.
voirs. Unite tho West OH this
proposition and federal storage
rsssrvoirs will become q reality.
Give ths West thess rese, voirs 70
lsoli the waters which now an.
neatly rss 70 waste. and there will
~ . dsvejopneat Of thh srctios,
vhish vtll nahs grssAss dsuAssis
spea the manufacturers q ahs
Ease teaa ~ ~ ~ y sspp,y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
THE CONFERENCE.

The conference held at Buffalo
N. y. last week was largely At.
tended by men Of national reputs.
ton. From the meagre reports al
hand one hundred aud thirty OF
moro took part in the meeting.
An address to the people wa
issued and Philadelphia was ~.
lected - the next place Of meeting
January !, 1900. Tho appeal con.
tsins the following:
I'VE therefore mako urgent ap.
peal TO the people to oo-operste
with % In tho institution OF such
movements and tho support ol
such mon - shall propose. first,
direct Legislation aud proportionAte
representation; direct taxation.
public ownership Of public utili.
ties or nonopolies growing out oi
natural resources aud the existence
of society: the sole control by the
people. through their government
"t their medium Of exchange and
for III. upbu,lding aud enduring
establishment of q free, just and
progressive soc,e.y based on these
elementary principles Of political
aad s.,cisl democracy We offer ou,
services and our citizenship an:
appeal 10 the 9ootl will ,ul,ereu,
IN the association Of men for lib.
er,y aud tho common goo.l."
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08

THERE is not much interest b.
ing taken in the special election
next Wednesday to vote on the
bonding proposition. The matter
seems to have driftetl to where
there is but is but one thing left
to do. The county debt is practi-
cally all in Judgments and may -
we'll be bonded for ten years and
save inter-st. Read the statement
by the county treasurer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08

Mr. Cloudy replies to An article
In the Monte Vista Journal in
which he makes statements entire
ly new to the people. 1t has not
been generally known that tho
Travellers hsd given up any claim
to the Santa Maria reservoir site.
This being the case it will now BE-
possible for the Union people to
relinquisl their right and have tho
State or Government complete the
work. Enquirer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
IRRIGATION.

The IAud Oiics At Pueblo has
refused the - applications, made
BY one person, for reservoir sites
In Fl Faso county. covering 4720
acres Of lsu.L These petitions arr
oil In due form sn.l the reservoirs
ere for the purposs ol supplying
water ior cattle The olacsrs give
the following rsasoas for rejsctisg
thsss applications:
"Froa the fsss that the Law pro-
vtlea that no reservoir shalt l,e
eeueed from The ~ and bss,e6t oe
anv pecsoa or persoss who nay
havs ssinals 10 we>se q sueh re-
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08

By RRAsoN Of the drouth many,
who have payments to make on
their lands to the state and also
those who have state leases in the
San Luis valley. will find it hard
to meet their obligations. II the
men who are on state lands would
organize and present the facts 10
the state land board and ask to
have their payments deferred, it ia
more than probable they would all
get an extension of a years time,
and that would tide them over
nicely,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
WEISS CHAPMAN DRUG 90.
Adas1nlstratsr's Notics.

E.tatc Of Esther 4. Hill. deceased.
The undersigned, having lecn ap.
pointed Administrator Of the estate oi
Esther A. Hill. hte oe the County of Rio
Grande and Stab Of Colorado, DECREASED
hereby gives notice that he will appear
ls.iurc the County Court of Rio Gfsnds
County, st the court house in Del Norte
Mt the July tern on the 3lst day oi July
next. ut which time all persons having
claims sgainst said estate arc notified
and requested 10 attend for the purpose
III having the came adjusted. All per.
sons indebted b naid estate arc requested
to make iu,sasdiate payment to the un.
dersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. d
lSN.
CuAUNcrY s. ALDnIcH,
Administrator.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08

IT WILL ba noticed, that the Ohio
republican convention turned down
the Encouragement aud every
other man that has been fighting
the Standard Oil and refused to
be bribed by it. Aud yet the
party proposes TO put q plank in
its national platform sgsinst trusts.
Resolutions arc becoming harmless
in tho old party creeds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
PROPhEsY FULFILLED.

oeVor6i years ago Justice mar
Ian, OF the supreme bench, in his
dissenting opinion in the celebrat-
ed sugar trust case, used the fol-
lowing language: "We have before
us the case Of a combination winch
absolutely controls, or may at it's
discretion control. the price Of all
the refined sugar in this country.
Suppose another combination. or
ganized for private gain and to
control prices, should obtain pos
session Of all the large -four mills
in the United States; another Of all
the oil territory; another. Of all the
saltproducing regions; another. OF
all the cotton mills; and another
Of all the great establishments for
slaughtering animals and the prep
sration OF meats. What power IL
competent to protect the people OF
the United States against such
dangers except q national power
one that il capable Of exerting its
sovereign authority throughout
every part OF the territory, aud
over oil tho people Of the nation" :"
Where in all the world waa there
another propesv 20 completely full
filed. The trusts already have
control OF all the above named in-
dustr,es and 200 more with them.
The trusts are supreme everywhere.
They dominate all business aud all
legislation. The president aud his
sttorney-geueral are their willing
slaves, aud the courts OF the coun.
try hasten to do their will. They
say 70 the business man, "Your
money or your life." and tl,ey cali
upon everybody to stand aud de-
liver. The combined capital OF
this devil.ish OF commerce
amounts to over &,0OO.OOO, 600.
This IL four times ~ much M all
the money circulating in the coun.
try. This immense segregation
OF power is simply irresistible. ~
no private individual dares 70 fight
the combination. and the general
government 10 in full sympathy
with il.
The commercial travelling men
have declared war against the
great octopus and are working like
beavers for its overthrow. You
are too late. gentlemen. We al.
mire your pluck, but you might ~
we'll fight the DEGREES Of the Al
mighty. You could have done
something three yesrs ago. but you
were too busy talking for McKiu.
ley anil gold To give any time 10
the question OF trustx You
worked faithfully 70 elect the trust
candidate, and now he turns aud
rends you. The thousands Of
travelling men displaced by these
unholy combinations have set the
fraternity to thinking ~ they have
never thought before. aud they
have finally sscertaiue,l that the
trusts ars riding on an as. aud
they are the ass..-Omaha Non.
| Couformist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08

THERE is q feeling among popu-
lists all over the state that they
have fused quite enough with the
democrats. That sentiment pre-
walls in Rio Grande county. The
democrats have received aud die
tstel every appointment made by
Gov. Thomas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
N0tlre.

Having bought q. A. Brasi,ear'a 10.
tsrsst 10 The Red Frnt stor~ { desire Ia
state that oil bills due the hsm u New.
tOu 4 Brnshexr arc payable u ths NO.
,lsfsignsd. ] will pay Sll claims against
the hsm. All accounts due the hrm OF
TO me psrn,nslly must 10 paid by July
o. or tise nc ounts wiil l> placed 10 the
hands u y justice Tor collection.
Reslectfullv.
u. Il. NswTOx.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
Notice d epseial Meeting sf ths otsok.
b.. u S,aiA BAak.
N.u,- Vita, t..l.,,, Ju,s ~.

N,Ai" Vita. t.sl.... Juns ". ~.
Tl.~ ktsrkts.l,is.~. ~ ktst~ kank AN lser~ss,
MT hssi that ll~r,' will t- -tarki,ot tsir, mort.
Inr In tile n,atc bank ls,idins ~, tis.s Av~s,s~
~ the t.~n ~ s.s,r vl-':, ~. Ir.nsr e.s.s'y;
Juiy 4. d. tsp vi " orIs-k In sbr f..r,s~ss, i.sy
tie partss. ~ rstif}i" 'l.~ s~tt~ " its- bsArv
tho pr.,srty owned b, s,a,~ hsnk fos ils~ l,~n~.
NJ ~ tts erssltHr., aad A.O ~ atl any vacancies
ih tl,c ks~ri ~ Mrcs,<. that mar ars~sr a.
tIn,r II -s~I, n,sss'thu,
J. b. H.mkS. Pr- i.,~a, u stats n~aL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the matter II the assignment q
STATE Hank. Norman II. Chapman A..
signr~.
STATE OF COLORADO.
RIO GsASDE CorSrr
In the district coust.
Monte Vista. Ohio. June = isee.
To the crrditors II the estate os ths
AiDv~ named asaignor:
You arr hereby notii!Ssi that. On ths
fifteenth day II Jun~ A. d. i61e, the
State hank. . SRlDratiou, ot~satin9
State Hank. Monte Vista: th~ Miners
Hank at Crrsstr. and th~ rarmrsu baak
At Hu'Irs. all In CGlsxadn. did BY dred
"s general assignment sssavry ~ NJ =
assixna~ i's the lssnrtlt II all ies csedlt-
oss. a'l tta tsusrsty lueh rel aad ~.
ssssl owned lv Il.
You ars alnss nsselAsd that thp seeis>aa.
~! aexssvatr valwe IT ajl H. neupee1y =
the ssssgns h The sum II o76ao4O5 aal
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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
j. D. LEWIS
{. UBTICE OF THE PEACE.
T...ss. sslt-RAss. ssd Ecssua,

Tettee, 0slt- Rksln sad EcpsmA
The intense itching and smart
ing incident 10 these diseases, il
instaptly allaysd BY appiyinv
Chanbsrlain's Eye and Skin Oint-
ment. Many very bad cas~s have
been permanently cure.i Ivy It. 1,
il equally efficient for sore nipples,
ohapped hands. chilblains. fro~,
bites aud chronic sore eyes. 35r,s
per box. For sale 0y !. W. Nic+
and Weiss. Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
Mev Yerk frlhuns.

New Ycfk Tribune.
Mr.. w. F. Wentworth the distinsuish.
cd mono!o9uist oe Boston prsssated d.
vid Garrick at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall last
evening. For more than two hours Mr..
Wentworth entertained his hearers. HIS
efforts were greeted with frequent and
hearty applause.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-08
N. H. CHAPMAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at Weiss. Chapman drug
store, Monte Vista, Colo.
@. M. CORLETT.

X TTORNEY AT LAW. Will
Hpractice in the state and federal
courts. Omcs on Flint Avenue
Monte Vista. Colorado.