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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26
MUCH ALIKE.

The Maryland Democrats "view
with alarm the multiplication over
the land of such gigantic indus.
trial and commercial truss. Tie
outgrowth of republican lrgisla-
ton, - stifle competition, threaten
popular government, increase the
cost OF living and curtail the in,'i.
vidual rights Of the people, n;i,l
favor vigorous measures 10y Tie
states and Congress to rcpre.s
this great aud growing evil" The
platform Of the Iowa republicans
declares that Industry aud CON-
merce should be left free to pur-
sue their method according to the
natural laws Of the world, but
when the business aggreeations
known as trusts prove hurtful to
the people they must be restrained
by law and il need be abolished. .
Note the difference: the democrats
resolve to "repress" the trusts aud
the republicans resolve to "re.
strain" them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26
Back to the q. o. P. 3

THE GRAPHIC IN IT'S LAST ISSUE abandons the silver
and back Into the p 1t quotes Judge d. v.
Burns OF Denver, who says:
THE silver republicans became such from principle
honest belief in bmeasm, and in this their not
changed But they realize is hopeless carry fight
this time and that there other questions which
date attention For this reonng
for good government law and order encouragement
industry and progresa."
The Graphic says
The sentiments which lie clearly expresses find re-
pone chord the every silver republican, in Rio Crane
county. Honest people have been humiiated and
put while ogues counrels have oe in all
=" manner OF excesses"
Neither Judge Burns the Graphic ntmates questions
have arisen that should compel them money lou
the transportation and back the
Of gold monometalsm
To what feast the silver republicans invited by gold
republicans? They expect head of the table u
Of next Nothing but the the
lot o returning wanderers The faithful provided for first
The with the Graphic judicial afar of and
hasens get into line receive that plum willing
abandon the before people order ito
good law and order among the people,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

About one month aso my child,
fifteen mcnt',s old. hal an at
tack of diarrl,oea accom- panied by
vomiting. l gave it such remedies
ns are usually given in such cases,
hut ~ nothing gave relief, We sent
for physician and it was under
his care for q week. At this time
''e child had been sick about ten
tl"ys and was having about twenty
five u,@rations of the bowels every
Twelve hours, aud we::were convinc-
~ that unless it soon obtained re-
iirf i, w"ald not live Chamber
lnin's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rho~s Remedy was recommended
and l decided to try it I soon
roticrd = change for tho better; by
its continued use . complete cure
wns brought about and Il 10 now
perfectly healthy.-C. n. Boggs,
S,ump,own, Gilmer Co, W. Va.
Fur fsie by 1. W. Rice and Weiss.
Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

Two years axo the republicans
OF this town made a, arch,sts ol
themselves and almost spilled
blootl because there Was . protest
against the non resident inmates
Of the home voting OH local mat
ters in this county. Now the
records OF the home disclose that
only eleven, out OF one hundred
and forty, claim q residence in
this county. Arapahos county
claims forty-o one and nearly every
county in the state claims two or
more OF the others ~ legal resi-.
dents aud voters. THIS was known
two years ago. but in defiance Of
law, these non resident voters were
permitted to vote because their
votes could be used by tho z. O. p.
then in control OF them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

The three silver parties Of Ne.
brnska met at Omaha Tuesday in
three separate conventions and
nominated Silss A. Holcomb, .
former populist governor, for jus
tice OF tho supreme court Two
candidates for regents were also
placed in nomination. VIM. J.
Bryan was delegate and prac-
'ically dictated the platform OF his
party-which is the Chicago plat
form with silver. at l6 to l, 10 the
forefront VIM. V. Allen was .
delegate in the populist convention
aud could have had the nomination
for chief justice but he preferred
TO wait for another chance to get
back into the United States Sen.
ate. Bryan and the tripartite al
liance are all right in Nebraska
and it is doubtful il the gold forces
make a serious effort to capture
that state this year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

DURING the fiscal year ending
June 30, tho trade balance Was in
our favor nearly 1856, ,7lO,54O and
tho year preceding it was about
$640. 10000 or a total of about
81. lOO,OO0,OO0. What has Uncle
Sam got for this balance, gold?
Very little. This country did not
begin TO recover from the panic OF
1892 until mid summer 1897, and
Judging the future by the past,
this wave Of prosperity will have
spent itself in about one year more.
Periods Of prosperity shorten, aud
panics lengthen, as the few and
growing fewer enjoy the fruits oe
oil tho earth. Whenever the pro-
ducer becomes the consumer this
condition will end and not till
then. Last year the balance oe
trade fell of a little, but owing 10
the immense increase ia stocks.
occasioued by the growth OF trusts
much stock Of which 10 cold
abroad-tlle balance II trade NAV
remain In our favor another year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

As nation our crops were com.
paratively good in 1896 while there
was a scarcity in the worlds cropa.
As a consequence. IN the fall and
winter OF that year, there came a
better demand for our farm prod.
ducts and better prices were had.
And then in 1897 and again in
1898 these general crop condi.
tions were repeated; We raised
bumper crops while there was a
scarcity abroad. So the demand
for our product grew. 10 prices
rose, 10 our exports swelled at the
same time, partly under the in-
fluence Of the Dingley tariff but
more especially because OF the
curtailment OF the purchasing
power Of our people consequent on
several years Of great depression,
our imports dwindlel. Then great
balances accumulated IN our favor.
sustained importations Of gold
began, our currency increased in
volume not only in consequence Of
these imports of gold but the out.
pour'ngs Of our own mines and
prices commenced 70 rise. Yet
there WAS q factor Of world. wide
influence, vastly more far reaching
that had it's influence. And. this
was and IL the increased pro.inc.
'i"n of gold. n resulting general
chrsprninH of TINT metal and rise
IN pticrs. For 10 IL remarked,
that tralc recovery has not been
confined n America. II Inns b~en
marked alike IN Britain ard Ger.
many. Therefore We must ron.
Glade that there wns something
mor~ than nationally local. some.
thing more thsn crop conditions
favorable 10 Ams ricn l,chind the
recovery. And that sosselhinu
vas slss increased ouspst Of s,,ki,
an oasp~s ever incrsasing fos 4
deeofle. - TIE Ancricas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

1mx latest issus Of the Monte
Vista Graphic discusses the schools
of TINT town with much warmth.
ln !sc'. that paper announces n
tho world that the selection q
teachers 10 not bassd upos ability
10 teach, bat v tascsl upon the ~.
li'ical standing or "pnll" Of the
aslirant; that the school bu,liins
+" In q baal sanitary condition. aud
that. IL fact. "an cir oe Ahietl~ss.
nsas prevails, from cellar 10 gar.
ret." II the points raised by The
Graphic srs true. u 10 hiwh. time
there were q radical change inaw.
xuratetl. Il doss not ssem prob.
able, however, that the people ol
the Alonts Vista district have
allowed their schools 10 dessaeeats
10 % low = scile. l,ecausc such a
| polwy wowkl In simply imviliss
disasier. -prospeelor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26
RssA what

Ex. Auditor oe Geass. LOUIS b. sch wan.
bsck says sbcut Tie plan, once snd funds
of the FaFmsss' Mutual Fire Insurance
ComPany 70 his sssost 70 the STATE Ds.
partmeut. aStss thirty two days careful
scrutiny u IL boota. osthods and work:
rNR PLAN.
THE plan os O. opssativs Insurance,
- pssct1csi BY ths Coopany. oonssd.
q sood one. 10 collecting 30 psr osut
oe tho total premium. - Ia the pest, hss
shown 10 In fully adequate 70 dsfray all
sspsosss aud p~y smsil lossss. The bal.
sncs Of u pr cnt In ths form Il IN -.
ssasutnt mote l. = practical rsssevs, and
- such suhj~ct 70 assessment only 10
cass oe heavy knscs. TO FAR the Con.
psay hes only ns.is one assessment Of
. PET csnt assiest riuks written up 70
and including March 1897. or :sainst no
os the lao pu,issss written. UnIeas
vssy heavy iossss ocrur. n'l ,,ol,c, hold.
ess viii receive at Isa.t ~ pr cent. of
their total prcmium ba-k at Tho erpira
tioo oe their policies. IL SON, casss 20
pes esat hss been rs;arnsl ~ policy.
hosasn u ths expiration os their risks.
sscsErAsv AKp TIrA v.rH.
The principal basioe.. NJ tho Com.
paay resls with the sscr-tar. nn.l Treas
utss. Hs has1eeouat4d for every d,lisr
Fsossvsd sad sspssds.l. lis src cunts.
while noe 10 uss SHAPE II = clear s~t u
bookA sss nsvsstheisss, found to liz cor.
sset, cd ksps u ths honest and straight.
forward manner % ths b-st N his ability.
coats1w,oS.
.ls eoeelusios viil ~; that IL the fore
0osa0 saogssttoas sss faithfully carried
out ssd The o0leses coatinue " hnn.il.
Ne fsads . oasseuliy ~ they nav, ~
ths ~, - - ssasoa why this Com
peay. esing haDe coacsrn. shouid not
b b ~ opes0ost sasks for .lsnH busi.
aeaD " W. stalA
IT. sGleses & tha Company have Ia
svesy ~ 0s6s ~ task . pleasant ons.
~ hass aIt,sd asd tseil,ls.sd my work
u evssy posssbas nesase."
4 4. ossthvsssA, ~ Charles build.
~. Dssvss. b sssssaary snd Ososvs u.
osstWso ~ q q Kssr. Monte Vista.
~ IosaD aUssla
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

SENATOR WuLCoTT is at home
anl is bracing up his friends BY
saying there will Ia straight re-
publican ticket in every county in
Colorado this fall and the pros
pect for the success of such .
ticket is growing brighter every
day. He also says that il Bryan
consents to run for the presidency
it will be upon platform which
practically ignores the issue Of free
silver. 1t is generally understood
in the East that Bryan is willing
to be candidate on such . plat
form,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

1T seems to be the general opin-
ion among prominent democrats
MI over the country that Bryan
will be renominated for president
next yenr on the Chicago platform.
If he is the silver forces will sweep
this state clean. And not a dis
trict Judge or prosecuting attor-
ney will be elected next year by
the q. o. D.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

THERE will be no issue between
tho old parties next year on trusts.
They have both been crying out
against monopoly for more than
twenty years and all this time
monopoly has been gaining
ground. Trusts will continue un.
til something better is offered to
takA thair nlacaa
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26
Ths sess ReneAy ssr Piss.

Mr. John Matthias. . we'll kpown
stock dealer oe Palaski, Ky.. says:
"At'rr suffering for over . vssk
With Aus, aMl my physieiaa has.
'sg isllssl 10 relieve NJ. I ~ =.
visesi " Try Chambsslaia's Ce)lat
Chokm sxd i,;ssshoea 1sneenl
anil hare tia )slsssasa e oln01i
that The hall cs oss beealo Go6
M. For sa,Jee I. N. leoS
Wsiss-C Caapoaa Dsug O.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

The great Maine statesman has
resigned his seat in Congress, the
resignation to take effect Septem.
Der LIST. 1t is said Tom Reed 10
like all other mer, towit: When
they once get the presidential bee
in their bonnets it never leaves
them while life lasts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

SINCE the great lawyer. n.
Iabori, returned to the trial Al
Dreyfus at Rennes, France, he has
unmarked the faces Of false Wit
nesses and it begins 10 look - Il
the accused would 10 free.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

sick Hssdachs Ahsstl>Sly anA Isena-
nenty cared by, naAg 4ek Ia 4
pssessss esse drink 0osD suas1ipse6cu
anil 'nsli3rseioo. makes voa sst, sissp,
work and happy. Hetiseactioo guarau.
teed or moaey beck. . cts. and 50 cta.
I. W. lios. DsusgisG
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26
Tsttss. oalt- -Rhsum nd Eessns,

TIE intense itching and smart
ing incident TO these diseases, u
instantly allsyed by applying
Chsmbsrlain's Eye aud Skin Oint.
msnt. Many very bad casss have
been psrnsasntly cured BY Il II
y equally e6cient for sore nipples,
chapped hansls. ehilhaains, frost
bises and chronic sosse1sa 25ctA
per hox. For ssle by ]. ". Ries
ansl Weiss. Chapaaa Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26
That rhr.sslas Headache

Would quickly leave you u you. ussd
DR.. kiRgs New i.,fs Pills. Thousasdp
1t snnersn hare proved their nsatchIs0
merit Tor s,ck and Nervous Hsadashaa
They make purs biool and strong sssvss
and build up your health. Essy 70 talIs.
Try them. Only - c~nta. Money bask
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

ALL candidates for Office are
trying to Stand In" with the
school board and teachers of Mon
te Vista since the article on Our
Schools" appeared in the Graphic.
MIR. Stroup has had to fee TO the
mountains to nvoid office seekera.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26
Exeealegss Nsslee.

~ :i:: ;s:s:; z: e::.:;s'l :;;::,.,-. Vi,
= ys ~ q lSassy - hl1 .dtNtsis
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

The lse~t ice cream at the Red
Front. Five cents . dish, IS cts,
a quart.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26

MAKE YOUR WHEEL
Ussful every day In tho year 10 90
shopping with o. any old thing. And oi
oouFss the CsGsckxr bicycle u the most
astisfactosy, On any occasion. NOTHING
70 81 out oe ordss. always ready. Our
90 samples ars hses. You msy look q
the0 for o96 look. What ve meal by
thh. h, vhsa you look at tl,s0 yoa aFs
sure 70 fall 10 lore with them and the
ooossqusooas that follow Ia thst cass,
~. vou Isavs me &l5 and talss the
bseuty, thatS ell. Simple tant ~
G. H. HTUTSAAN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-26


BoTH the gold and silver faction,
Of the democratic party are bound
to come together next year. Thai
10 NJ. Richard Croker's ,rst prop
osition. and every democrat in the
country, who wants TO go the
party victorious next year con.
cetles that to b good politics
"Cnited we stand; divided We ialr
will be the watchwor,l until the
party IL oemented. The gold bugs
will not 6ght Bryan. but they will
fight for union aud harmony
When this point 10 gained. when
tho party is committed 70 . com.
Promise. the" will come tho ques.
,ion of whom the two factions car
...r"s upon. Aud not until the
party meets in national convention
will the gold forces get out . brass
hnnd or publish their platform OF
nl,imaium.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-08
THE FORCE OF HABIT.
Johns Manner of Returning from
His Natural RamDles Did
the Trick.

ii We could rouse her from this apathy"
sad the doctor, turning from the patient
with a worried look, there might be some
hope. II she could be made to speak we
might make her realize her condition and
Get her to make an effort to save herself"
lie turned to the husband, who knelt by
the bed, his haggard face buried in the white
spread.
You understand her 50 well" said the
physician, almost lrritably. Can't you saw
something OF do something that will arouse
her from this stupor! Isn't there anything
You could do that would awaken her.
A look Of hope lighted the husbands pa'a
lace. lie rose without word and le!. the
house.
II was midnight. The watchers By the
bedside heard the rain peltinc acairs. the
window panes and the wind whi..'n,
around the corners Of the old home. Aste5
sounded on the gravel walk outside. In an.
other second there wa: the click Of a latch.
Key iumb!lng uncertainty in the keyhole Of
the front door. The restless turning Of the
sex woMans head upon the pillow stoned
suddenly, She seemed to listen.
The door opened and unsteady steps cane
along the hall. The husband entered The
dinly lighted room and felt his way among
the chairs. His wife's eyes were o6en now,
lier lips twitched once or twice, then
John she said, family. "wbere hive
you been until this hour"
Y. World. '
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-08
. TRIUMPH OF DIPLOMACY.
A satisfactory and Peaceful Adjust
ment OF samoan Affairs Com
hdcntly Look ed for.

Washington, April 3.-The opinion IL
expressed in official circles here that
the outlook for a satisfactory and
peaceful final adjustment of Samoan
affairs is decidedly hopeful. The state.
mCnt was made yesterday in a well-in.
formed quarter that it is altogether
likely that the joint high commission.
by virtue of the plenary powers vest
ed in its individual members, will be
able TO conclude a settlement of the
Samoan question satisfactory to all the
powers concerned and that there is
such an understanding between the
three powers as almost certainly will
prevent any disagreement, such as
would make it necessary to ask King
Oscar of Sweden and Norway to act as
umpire. The peaceful solution of this
delicate question, full of possibilities
Of serious trouble. is regarded as n
triumph Of diplomacy. and as furnish.
ing the strongest kind of evidence of
4 desire on the part of Germany as well
aS of the other two powers to maintain
the most amicable relations one with
the other.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-08
SMITHERS' RETORT.
lie Makes n Tart Reply TO the Land.
lndy at the Private Family
boarding House.

Mr.. Smithers is 4 somewha. !astitjou,
young man who is locking for a new board,
ing place. Smlthers can't abide the reculs.
tio1 boarding house, and always tries to i've
with a private family. He is now convinced
that an "ad.' which s~olicits boarders for a
nice private family Is often 4 snare for a
stuiiy double fiat, inhabited by one smaU.
family and "a boarders.
,smithers called one day last week a. ,
pace with a glowing description jus on the
hank OF Michigan avenues aristocracy.
hum, susplclously like a boarding house a"
thought Smithers, as he took in the dimen.
sions. a collarless negro servant who
opened the door confirmed his suspicions
put he had gone too far then to back on.
"A 1harp'nosed, snippy landlady came in
with a toplofty air.
'Er'ah, | believe | am mistaken" he be.
gan, i supposed ! should find a private
iairriliy', by, the advertlsement-hum-"
Inc laughter and the familiar loard;,c
mouse, hum of IA clerks and ten LADY, stem.
!ographers came up from the dininr.room
in the basement. The mistress Of ,fa COM CON-.
g!omerate private family" drew herself IN
proudly. You are entirely mistaken. sir.i
she asserted, IN a rasping. seven.dollar.a.
week voice, this is not a boarding house.
although we have a few friends living with
Smithers shifted the air. There was dis.
tinet door OF prunes and corned beef.
We'll, must say" he remarked, as he
turned up his coat collar and fled down ,bs
steps, that it smells like a boarding house,
madam chicago Inter Ocean.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-08

II Is generally conceded by economists.
who study the commercial situation Of ,bs
country, that the great arteries o.: "a way
travel are a sure indication Of IL condition.
A depression IN commercial lines mean,
abandoned business trips and the c~ance,,a.
ton OF pleasure travel, while a healthy con.
clt!on OF affairs means business trips and an
increase OF passengers on pleasure bent.
A good evidence that a business revival
mas gone broadcast over this country i the
Lake Shore Limited the star train of the
Vanderbilt system, between New York and
lineage, which is daily comfortably flIed
WIN a view to taking the best possible care
OF It's patrons, the New York Central has
arranged to increase the equipment OF this
tram By placing an additional standard
sleeper on the trains leaving New Yorl; and
ShIcago TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Satur.
Gays. 10. the regular traveller the appoint.
ments and comforts Of this train are well
known, but II YOU have never made a trim
on II, you " It 10 yourself to see and en-.
JOY the advance made in comfort and Inv.
ury IN modern railway travel. Remember
the iare + no higher on this train. eycant
between New York and Chicago. while he
accommodations and service place this mar.
teu.ar train conspicuously al the head NJ
the Nst, when compared with other lines.
Albany journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-08

Nc, SAID the Boston dame, as she CARED
wildly, through her double re.-ac..zE SPEC.
tal5s, u VIII never lend nv aid. nor en-.
courage BY NY silence, the wau,C1 s.auEh.
.sE g: harmless BIRDS. lam bitterly opposed
TO the killing C; these spr.Ea,-y sus-r5ws
Yes, indeed. And have only the r.s:
studied ccl:eMp; :CT the selfish w.s:cEe.-L
mention no n4mes-Ulo lend .AeHS.vss;e.
or prom; by, the crue. killing Of b..ds II
any form.
i stiaed laugh la around the hall. The
speaker paused and looked about her. T1el
sAe turned TO the woman chairman.
Nv "a. rouse the laughter she sci..y
inquired.
i guess its your hat, replied the chair.
My haiti gasped tie orator, aud sa.
GOWN With a dull blush On her faded cheek.
FOR her hat was adorned with three
p.lmes, five feathers and a .a.ce blue wig,
cleveland PLAIN Dealer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-08
Nody S~al1qbaAs
<IzEgJas5yxs

Rood. Pm, cure liver ms The nontrrlt.,,as sne
My eathartic to take with Eoods s.rsapsrllA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-08
He Took 1t Gently.

II they'd all do business that way"
sad the man in charge Of the long.dista1cs
telephone as a young man laid down the
ice and went out. this wouldn't be a had
!o1 to hang Oh to, but he is an exception"
Why, he called up Chicago, asked a girl
10 marry him, got the marble heart and
went out without kick. Some fellows
would have lad around here for an hour
after to shake themselves together, and then
MAKE a Big row. at having to pay regular
rates. -Ph!laaelnhia Pro-
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