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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
4ntis 1mp erialiifen.

SO perbsn bon Der Gbicasoer Antis
SmperialiitsnIisa 8orbereituneen fir
cine anti.imperialiiiiide Wahsnper'
IammIuns sstroffen. su Der ALE SmperiuIis
fen bes 9anoss sinselaoen unO bic am
IL. OttOber in @bicasO ftattiinben ioa.
Der 3ped 1T, entfdsibenbe Sdritte in
Setreff Der nd6hidbrisen 9rdiiOent'
ibaftseampasne su tbun. unb bic Setter
Der Der Me3inlsp'iden 8biIippinenpoIitIi
opponirenbsn Saction iusen, haB bas
pabriheinIibe 8eiultat Der Gonferens
cine @rtldruns su @uniten Der cemotrati'
iden 9artei fem pirb, tpenn bieie ben
Nnti. sSmperinIismus in ibr @ablpro'
aramm aufnimmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Was cine Samburser 3eituue
Ales tpeif.

Die hamburger Nudri6ten" poaen
nun bas ale gBeIt beibdftisenbe Drep.
fus. 8dtbieI ssIbft baben. 9lus ,,unun'
fsdtbarer Ausqe" poaen iie srfubrsn
babsn, bab IN ben @ebsimibunssn bes
ariessssri6ts in Rennss Der 8speiS sr'
bra6t norben isi, baB Drspfus iid in
Der 1but Der SpiOnase i4ulcis ssmadi
babe; aasrbines babe er nidt fiiI
DeutipIanb ober StaIien ipionirt. ion'
bern fur - 8ublano, ben 9uten 6reunf
unb gIqiirtsn Sruntreib's. Das aaer
unsiussipeibtsn unpsrhdnolibe urtbsi
pes 2riessseridts in Rsnnss bsSpsde
iast oas 8latt, serabs bic 8srbllunt
Der ..ruiiiiden Seite" bsr 9repfus'
4faire.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Mfauierpiifple bic bette unc Wirfs
samite ISaffe ibrer Slrt.

Sr. s. 6. @riiftb bon 8anias @itp,
Mo., bat fur bic 8esieruns cine amtli&e
9robe Der WauierplitoIe porSenommen.
tpie iie bel Der bsutiden Gauuasrie in
@cbraud it unb bsren Ginfiibrun8 in bic
Der, Staatsn armse man erpdst. Die
8robe puros nidt nur nit S6siben, ions
osrnau9 nit msni6Ii6sn 2ei4namen por'
senommen unb @riifitb iasi. buB bel einsl
56uBweits bon so bis 500 CARDS BIZ
NauisrpifoIs bic ipiriiumhe uno i0bi'
li6hs @affs ibrer art if. bic ie etfunrer
purbe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Cine sause Stact Snra Seuer
;erftbrt.

Die Orti6aft RortbpoOb. @runb
Sorts county, q. D., tpuros pOahdnois
ourb Ssusr ssrfbrt. DaS 6euer brad
i'm 9iatiCnaI SOieI infOlse bsr Hadldi.
istelt zines Disnftmdb4sns Gus, oas
8aiOIin ,ur 8srtilsun8 bon Snfsetsn
bsnusts. Die Sreipiaise 5eusripsbr
mar bsm 8ranbunsllds seeenlber
ma6tIos. Der 8srluit pirb uuf $780,
900 esi6ast; 80 9eiddftsfirmsn Der.
loren ibrs sanssn 8orrdtbe. Bofmsifsr
ellington purbe bur6 faasnoes @lus
uno Sol; srbsblih berlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Gin berDsrraseupsr Seutfder se'
itprbeu.

SIN Der Sommsrfriide in GItbarbt
2ate, Wis.. tpurbe unertpartet @barIes
Seinemann, elmer Der paferfsn 8ertreter
bss Gbicagoer Deutf6tbums, bonn Ioos
abberufen. @r erlos einem Sersidlas.
Der 8srhorbene, Der Elm 4Iter BON so
Sabren errsidts, fammte aus Wsdlen.
burg unb bate li6 i'm Sabre 1859 in
Gbicnsu nieberselufsn. Seit msbreren
Sabr,ebnten beilsioete er buS perant.
portupespOae amt bss Ssfrstirs unb
Stubmsifers psrl. Befsrn 8unt 9tOts
Gompanp."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
ST uuter bic sldpmifteu eeeans

9bomas gbiion bat ertIdrt. bab ct
feline griiubunB, mittelit @lettricitdt unb
obne @aEsr aus solbbaItisem Sanb has
refine @olo su setpinnen. nunmebr poa'
snbet babe unb in Der Rdbe bon Santa
Re, q. W., auf elmer 2anbtrede bon
100 Nuaorntmeilen, tpel6e @Ulo i'm
8srtbe bon So, 900. .o0G sntbaIts. in 4ns
penouns brinsen poae. Die eIeftrii6e
Raitine piiros bGS @olb brett aus benz
Sanbe siebsn uno tdaIid sinen S6aB
i'm 8srtbe bon sic. 900 bsbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Teuer:Sllarm &diten.

t2 @snOn Riblt.
f3 GliiT Wsrfs, Gliif Srabs.
IA Qadapanna une Siebsnter Slrabe.
is radapanna uno penn Apfnut.
f6 Didlpu Ranufaetur Co.. 8ins Strabs
IL {. y. & 9. &c., Stdbl gBrft.
1S Z. Z. 81 9. Co., Nltt Rols Wlbls.
t9 Wulbsrrp CTR uub Wtbltsr Npsnue.
81 SsifuIon uno 2adapanua Aptnues
% QpYpmina apsnur uuo Spruu Strabt.
% 9iueen Sirabs une }rdnttu Nvenus.
"a @albinstpu Aps. uue WuIbsrrp Ctr.
25 Dive Ctr. uur AeamS apsnue
26 9adapanna une Haibinapu Gptnue.
q RuIburp ctr. unb Wapipu Apsnus.
% SsiTsrlpn Npt. uno @ibIpn Strafe.
90 Wcurps Apt une pine StraBe.
81 Rsuuis uue Rpbinlpn Srebs
80 Cub Wdin Nptnus unb Samptru ctr.
80 Spttlano Ctr. unc BROMLEY Apsnns.
81 gadapdnna uno Nprb Widln gps.
IS Sadlpn CTR. uub Drain Apeuus.
So Sadlpn CTR. unp Yin pln Apsnue.
81 Gpusit Apsnue uup Sdtipu Strabt.
IS 8arfisle Apt. unp 9afayttts Strabr.
80 Sumutr I'VE. uub Naibburn Strdbt.
Al BaIbtusipn Aps. une SidpIy Strabs.
AZ Drittsr uup GtIleps SnaBs.
az broadway unb 6unftt Srabs.
"A Seranipn une Sitbrntu Snabt.
as Glib Mdtsr uue Sumption Srdbs.
as Stpns 1--WE. une Stmlod SnuBr.
AZ pittstru 1--WE. une gBlIep Strabs.
4S prpipset aps. unb Sab Srabt.
49 8st1 Shabs uup Grppu Nvfnut.
ST gtear Aptuut unb alpu ShaBs.
SO prpIpsrt Aptnus unp Silver SnaBs.
So Gtpar Apsnus unp Gin STdbt.
81 Balbinstpn Aps. unp Waplt Strabs.
55 Gsear Npsnus unp pear Snabs.
Sc scranton Stabl Drte.
81 prpIptrt Aptnus une 6ia StraBs
So Rtminatpn Apenue unp 9btrry Sirabs.
So 9Iusp Apsnus unp Gpnnta SndBe.
. 81 prppibsnu Rpae unp Carbon StTaBs.
60 9appuit aptuur unp pbslps SIrdbs.
63 Stppsr's pading 60, 9rttn's place.
Ga Waibinatpn Aptnue une Rsp ycrf ctr.
65 Waripn Straet une 9appuit Apsuue.
66 D. & 8. ". ". unb @retu 6iest Str.
67 gIppu,iua Npenut uno NIb Strabe
68 Delaware Strab. une penn Apruut.
SO Nlbriabt Apenut une Warion Shlbt
n Didipn Ausuus une On Warfst Srdbt.
u court Stra6t une DIAMOND Apenue.
70 prppibsuee Rcao uue Nprp Waiu AJsnu
"a Maritt Siraet uup SCre Drain AOtnus.
rs 9pre Drain Apt. une painisr StraBs.
76 Saus ,um 8uten Sirten, Spuiifsr Str.
81 Bird uno Dat Shabt.
g. Bloom ur,p Warfti StraBs
SO @aynt Qptnus unp putnam Slraet.
81 9Sapnt apsuue uue gSilliam Strast.
Sc Qps1f WlaIirt uub gBincna Strabs.
ft6 gpycming Apruut unb Dive Snabt.
1913 D., Z. d 91. 6rdht Saus.
t2i &las Aptnus une 8ine Shabs.
1875 Gplfar Aptuus unp Nib StrdBt.
t26 Grppu apsnut uup Aib Sirabs
1877 Auinty aptnus une Stuotn Strabs.
f28 prtstpit aptnut uup Stns Strabs.
2t3 D., {. ~ gB. aarrsu- 8nien, @aitinst
Npsnut.
32i RsTieiau uue Sitbsnttr Strabe.
800 3sbnttr unp eu,tTns Srabs.
1923 8iinfnbntr uup eulTut StIaet
32l Gprbttt Apsnut unp AGbbaIp StraBt.
327 arpIsr Aptnut une Safipn SiraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21

birsu, nabpsm
ptrfsblttu, mt6
lis f6isnen lit
ifsn Wtpisiu ~
ptIdt bic Rpb,
9unst Srrfppfs
purpt tsfGueil
bufsts, Ipudts
9lut aus, fti.
9hmsrisn In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Spbn SIrmbruit,
Oenti6er Me ekger,

SO. 2l9 8enn Ibenue,
wrb fid bsfrebsn, Ourd ausse,eidusts Biirft
ieOsr art uno itets friidss uno bsitss 5Isiid
istne sunOen ieoerjeit Sufrieosn Ju fts1sn. Sas
bette Sdmals in Der Staot in &sfsln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21

fslbsu III pro,
6 3 pttpreu
Ju turirsn
duf bic Su-
perlaf
ZEN m elmer
ten. 3 d
( blim m tr,
Ju 3tittu
nen Appttii,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
II ms;cb rm No
emSlicb fmrirt.
gpsrtb,r DCftcr Sod (:

2NFTIUtT IUTIUT WpW
Da i'd in ben q. y. unb msebiniitsu Sour.
naltn vpn ben punerrbann aurtu Sbns Sbmpb
burcb giuatbneu Ias 70 eniIblph i'd mid, ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Gill 3ett
Griparer

1T elmer rnierer @aS Stan.
9eS Sic iino iauber, ofo.
nomiI6 uno es lift cine poii.
the @enllstbuung, nit ben.
lelben 81 foden. &ein
S6mlls, feline ilberbeiste
&il6e, fein &opfpeb an
parmen &a9en, feline Der.
l9lpenoun9 BON 8rennmate.
rial, penn ibr nidt fodt.
gliemano iOIIte obne cine un.
ierer @aS &an9eS iein.
BeI6auet, mas mir in oieler
2inic 5ei9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
Hood s
SarsapariIla

ist die beste Ill der That die einzige wahre
blutremigende Medizm.
Hoods Sarsaparilla wird Won allen Droguisten
fir 81 sechs fir s5verkauft.
Won c. |. Hood 4 Co., Lowell. Mass. priparirt.
Hoods Pillen PaPgrGn PGqE Hna,isn sshmsT1sa niCht
Bel all" Droguisten. IS cents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23


ALL writers on finance agree
that it is the amount Of money in
circulation that governs prices, no
matter Of what material the mon.
ey Is made. An increase in the
money supply means upward
prices and consequently a prosper
GUS time. And on the other hand
q contraction Of the currency
means falling prices aud conse-
quently stagnation Of business.
On July l, 1896. tho total mon.
ey in circulation in the United
States was u, 500, ,725. 200. aud on
December l, 1899. 81. 1886. .O3O, ,974,
an increase during three aud one.
half years OF $476. .a05, ,764. II the
national banks can keep the sup.
ply Of currency up to its present
volume or initiate it gradually they
will put of the next panic . couple
Of years and the people will say
great is the gold standard. The
question is. can they do il while
retiring til. greenback currency
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
Proposals Fur Sapplles.

CoLosA ADo SnLpiER.' NNp SAiLOas' Honsi
NOTICE :s Il ,iiiti f':i "' iss' ." fs +; c5ssFi III
~ nnc- with the l~E. that tile H~rd ~ Cou.
missis,~r. II the tura,lr >.,i,iicr~ and IA iiors
h:r,s invite. .calci bl- lar III. supply .'f tr
articles enumerated l,.uw fn tile lssrissi ~ six
nssstl,s. ts,sfinninr 'rbiua, !. hsI. and ending
July ~. ism lntl' date. i.sla-,.. bisis-r- will
tsasirr their otlrr- and -intr prirs.s with tl,r
understanding tl,a, they ..u T.. n,.r or lee. oi
c.eii article than !. stated IA tls -sirsiuic. aud
that :is,ald either more "f less ti,au l. rnunrr.
fu!nl.l.sst II the pric" stated ~ tho hid.
All htds " ts- hlrsi Ia duplicate. .raIri and
mart~d "Prvs.-sl. for supplir., mud " ~ i.'
van II, iSn.s, si,r M,Idi.rs aud ~. s.ii"s. H"%"
:, aid n,,r., fi's rixi', + rr-rr,rri !" rr."ri
Ali bli. sss.s hr for articles sh.iI,~rsi n,
A"a,r S'sss. tnt.. f,cc II fsrixi.! az other
's'' ~ af'"r THURSDAY J"""sr, y; ,.x nn.
rsrsi.s:~t t'a'"ssss" s"ih'er-' a@i ssiIa',- Home
CLOTHING.
lap u. 4. r. es,sts. ~ u. \. ". srst. Ia, u. A.
Y. pants, - 1N vsslt~ss sl,fts. u stnx N~tino
ta ..rks. - ds,s ~,s,l~s -ssk.. 20 pait- .ins-.
dos ","rsiis. DIS pa!r. su,p.,sssse. W .ks cot.
ten i.ssdt~rralss.. 'ks nrrl,ica. q p~ir., blas.
wsa'l~u hlaakess, ~ I NJ ip.. ~eishi, nat lee.
than -, it- Is elnxie W.a,tfr.,c.. Is lrs, eo,..
namnl~- .A all article. un.t.r us~ head II
t'hahsax. ma.t i- .,ih'n i,ts fr exs sssI,ati..,.
TIE .ie.s Il sll arttel~. t" Furnished sss,tIact
oSr ~ the tiss~ ths os,i~f. givra Rnst w, ~.
sis-.. ..
top lt's Prie~s l.akias i~,~,iss, t.lb rap. Nj
y. saw hesns - lh- nararal, beaver .i..s~-.
e.s.:: .::ss: :s. !r. r;," os S .s:iG " s. ~ Nix f.
s,ss .siI, salt Lake: i h,,r- y, 8. :.ssp;
nees coeso tnttss. -.~p. 10 .ssai srs. rIs4es
s ss .:s.rsIs. Y. X X u .sltss, ~" 20 aII Y. =
:sSSiss..S: - 4. A,ss.ssss ss:s.- es... :
~ ~ xxS::s: 1!;': E;;s III: -. ::.:::is; !:::i;
E8ks{sks:sS ..slss.i, "a .s:::., 's : u.
Ge1:s ssKs.S s:,l::s sss;sr Z ~ srS.s sss.:s
49,; :s:; k k::i 81 = = Y ':.:. -: = -: :.
81 n =: - -c.ses;x; J ,is:.s Ned s's' Ls''
\. ~ u Ts...ss 81 4ss:s r rssss.:.s ct's sss = b.
s.s -: sk - "a: ;..!s ~ .!' Z. .s:S. s.s.,. +.
- u t's0ssl, sassss1. as,s sssiiiy. IN
81. s: .;..s: % : =: ::- .:a:,; -. r.:
rsMrhis . ss.s- ksssr IsasSYa
xs.. x :s7s:.:;r. 4 :... . !: n .:: :sii i::.:l. i::s
'''s' s's''"ss ''''' iiitE'
rsss.s st: (: ~. -. ~ 81 y s:.l.s': =:
-: II & :;Sss'ss''a Asss' asN N
apH s XIV; -. IT. s.ss,s. s.s ~ g b,,,,.. >.
WI - ~ ~ 40 1vw 9nIS1S q -
I& - 3: -: e ~ 'sSI:.: s.. = II Il - 8.
-. - - =, -. ,s1s.:;I: Is 8: Co.. e; =
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
THE CURRENCY BILL,

Last Monday, by vote of 100
to lao, the lower house of congress
passed a bill which the bankers
have been trying to pass for more
than twenty years. This bill pro-
vides for the retirement of the
$346, 600, 900 Of outstanding green.
backs and for issuing in their
place bank notes.
Tho bull provides for the increase
OF gold bonds, at the pleasure of
the banks, in order to enable them
to increase bank circulation at
their own sweet will.
OF course the bill is not put in
the above plain language. but such
IL the object and purpose of it. A
republican congress, with tho aid
OF eleven democrats, has taken adj.
vantage OF the present wave OF
prosperity to pass this iniquitous
bill. which puts the whole country
at the mercy Of the national banks
and enables them to form trust
which will rule all the others. II
this transition from greenbacks To
bank notes can be accomplished
without . contraction OF the eur.
rency It may pass unheeded by the
people for the present. 1t is ro.-
s,ble the senate may be strong
enough to veto the bill but il is
not probable.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
Ms Life Was NaVel.

Mr.. J.E. Lilly. prominent citixea
Of Hannibal. No., lately had .
wonderful leliverenc. from .
frightful death. IL telling II u
he says:" Was taken with ~.
phoid Fever. that ran into Pueu.
monia. Ny lungs became harlea.
~l. I WAS 20 weak I coul,ln't eveu
cit up In bcsl. Nothing helped
me. l expected 70 soon d,s oe
Consumption. when l hearl Il
Dr. Kings Now Discovery. Ous
bottle gavs wreat relief. I roa.
tinnetl 70 uss II, ard nov en- veil
aud strong. 1 cast ~ 10 useh h
10 praise" This uasvslloss -.
ie,ns is The ssrssa ass) qsluhou1
cure IN the wosli ene n ~ y
asd Lsng TsosbiA 1sss,pe en
30 sssts as,l el.o4 NJ -
esss - I NJ. 1lss's ~
sssey heells anal9q1l
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

Fighting Bob" Evans dressed
in citiz-n's clothes and went to
church one Sunday not long ago.
Upon entering the house OF wor.
ship he seated himself IN a vacant
pew about midway up tho aisle.
Soon after gentlemen aud lady
walked in aud seated themselves
in the same pow. The gentleman
looked ugly at Bob and the lady
partly turned her back on him.
The gentlemen stood il ~ long -
he could and then passed a carl
over to him which read M follows:
II pay $500. annually for this
pew" Bob glanced at the card
md then pnssed il back with this
written on the other side: you
pay too ID much" The preach.
~ then announced his text: Its
blessed to dwell in the house OF tho
Lord" or words to that ctfect-Ex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

DO YOU KNOW
That It requires fifty per cent.
moro wheat to buy n stove than it
did In 90?
That Il requires twenty bushels
moro corn 70 buy wagon thnn in
'V8f
That Il requires one hundred
per cent. more corn or when, to
buy . copper kettle than in '96?
That Il requires twice nv much
70 purchase . coil Of rope ns in '9G:
That Il requires forty per cent.
moro corn to buy a pillow than IN
'Vef
That it requires seveuty.fvc per
cent more corn TO buy n hoe, n
rake, OF shovel, or spade, or bolt
than Ia V6f
That . sst Of common wheels
cost 800 in 'O6, and now COO,
ei260f
That The prics Of cultivn,ora |,
higher b. ea.00 10 400?
That galvan,xsl tarbctl win
costs from e4.O0 10 N.Oa hundr,
pounds moro than In VI?
That you pay forty per cent,
more Tor glass than In '06?
That RATES q freight arc bacl
70 Tie sxorbltaat figures .ha
easssd Ne popalar rsvo,t In les
is,aesoa . fsw ysas agei
Ttaa Asxislss pssspssitv eo.e
hlgh, bat ~ tsusls oad eorpoes
tisas nase bess hl-WIeAit
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

II farmers srs any better OIL this
year than last, those figures show
that Il must b. because nature las
given them . larger yield. and not
bee.uss AoKinlsy has vivss them
more o( the things they need IN ex.
change per bushsl for their wheat.
The Democrat In The course OF a
commeat pointslly puts Il IN this
way:
III yoa sr~ a farmer you viii
lind that on Oh. lS, 1899, yoa
could bay 100 pounds Of usils
with 81 bushsls a wheat. TODAY.
or just one year later, Il rrquirss
81 bushsls oe wheat Lest yess
yoa eosld bay 100 poaatls Il wlss
fencing Tor 3 bssAs,s A vhesA
Today yoa must brisg 8 bsshsls
70 ~ yoss 100 possds e wlss
tsssl>e."
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

Fon more than twenty years the
national bankers have been trying
to get some law passed by congress
BY which the greenbacks could be
destroyed and bank bills issued in
their place. The present currency
bill means that very thing. This
bill provides for redesming green
backs with gold and for re-,ssu-
ing them again only for gold.
The country may depend upon one
thing and that is when the green.
backs are once retired the tinau-
ciers will see to it that they are
never paid out again. 1t looks ~
If the majority party in congress
was committed to the bill. II
such il the case and the bill passes
the republican party will bc de.
feated at the next election a. it
should be.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
DIRECT LEGIsLATIOy.

The speaker of the Michigan
Legislature has been indicted for
taking two bribes of $4,000 and
B,OOO in connection with some
bit OF legislation. Let us forget
for q moment that he is republi-
can and look into the cause, not
the effect of his action. He is a
man like You and l, moved in the
main by the same impulses. You
and l may be clear of taking bribes,
but you and may not have been
under the temptation that he was.
Suppose there had been no priva,.
or corporate interest to serve in
the matter, do you think anyone
would have been bribed? You
know better. Somebody could
pay $26, 600 and make money else
they would not have paid it, and
had they not paid it his action
would have been ditferent-tbat ia
he would have used his influence
IN another direction, for surely
the bribers would not have paid
$4,000 to get man to do some.
thing he was going to do anyhow.
Had propositions involving an ex-
penditure for which such bribes
could be paid been submitted to
the people. had Direct instead of
Representative legislation been in
operation, this bribery would no.
have occurred, the state would not
have been disgraced, the speaker
would have been upright and the
bribers would not have sold their
man to the devil of Mammon.
Our system of law making puts the
speaker under great temptations
and he fell. Their. was no need
OF tempting him. You and 1
cause all crimes by a false social
system, Let us improve the sys.
tenn to get better results.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

WHAT is gold standard? Few
know and fewer give themse Ives
any concern about what the stand.
ard is. Nobody cares what the
standard is, provided all money
gold, silver and aper-is a full
legal tender for the payment of
debts and receivable for all dues
to the government. 1t is the VOL
ume and not the standard that con-
Germs the people.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23


Ir is officislIy announced at
Philadelphia that the plan of pen-
sioning aged employees by the
Pennsylvania railway will be put
into effect Jan, 1900. There will
be $50 employees, all of the eastern
division retirel and pensioned ON
that date. Thereafter all officers
and employees not yet 10 years old
will be retired and pensioned on
the first day of the month
following their attainment
OF that age. This plan has long
been advocated by the Social De-
mocracy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

OLD man Hoar, of Msssachu-
cetts. is making lots of trouble in
tee senate for the administration
on account of his position on the
Philippines. He is loaded for a
hig speech as soon Ms the holidava
are over. He has introduced a
set OF resolutions in which he
tokes the same position that Bry-
an does.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
ul.marrk,s Ir,.a Narxs.

ItSsmarrk's lrv0 N0fves
Was the result OF his SPLENDID
health. lndomitable will and tre.
menslOus energy are not found
where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
aud Bowels ARE out Of order. II
You want these qualities aud the
success they bring, use Dr.. Kings
New Lite Pills. They develop
every power Of brain and body.
Only Is cents at /. W. Rice's Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

IT was Barnum who snid the
people liked to be humbugged,
and Mckinley Is proving the truth
OF that assertion. Mckinley said
something about destroying or con-
trolling the trusts and at the same
time recommends the passage Of
the finance bill which will open
the way for the biggest trust Of
them ala banking combine, in
which all other trusts sink into in.
Significance. BY their acts aud
not by their words shall the presi-
dent aud congress be known.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23


An address on the 'Initistiys
and Referendum" was given in
Denver Tuesday night by ]. War.
ner Mills to the members OF tho
Fortnightly club Of the Universe
list church. Mr.. Mills urged up.
on those present to work and vote
in favor Of the constitutional
amendment allowing the constitu.
ton OF Colorado to receive six
amendments u year. He said
that wherever the initiative aud
referendum had been granted il
had worked successfully, with the
exception OF the cities Of the first
class in Nebraska. The reason
for this WAS because tho percentage
OF votes demanded in order TO se-
cure referendum makes it practi.
cally prohibitive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
j. d. LEWIS
q USTICE OF THE PEACE.
RsA Hot rrsm n. s,ss.

Was the ball that lit q. B. Steadman
Of Newark. Mich. in tho Civil War.
Il caused horrible Ulc~rs that no treat
ment hslpsd for - yesr. Then Buck.
lea's Asnic~ Sslvs cured him. Cursa
Cuts. Bruises, burns, BoiIs, Fsloos,
Corus. Skin Esuptiona. Hest Tiis curs
on earth. = otA. \ box. Cure guaran.
tssd. Sold by !. W. FACE. druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

MCKINLEY makes a good presi-
dent-that is for tho gang. When
told to do thing he does it and is
quick about it too. He don't have
10 be told twice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
The Taylor cnmmittee will re-
port against Roberts, the Mormon
representative from Utah.

ENGLAND is sadly in need Of
gold and is drawing on this coun-
try for it. The first shipment Of
q. 100000 has already left New
York for London.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

IT is sad to chronicle the death
OF Gen. Lawton IN the Philippines
by the hands of snvages. After
facing his white lrothers of tho
south four years in the most bloody
war in history, and after having
helped drive the Spsniartls frou,
Cuba, and then to he shot down in
the far east by niggers is awful to
Immediately OH re-
ceiving the news OF Gen. Lawton's
death. congress passed q bill to
pension his widow $1,000 a year.
That pension may. in q masure,
assnage the widows grief. but 1t
will not satisfy the country's loss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
Money 10 loan on
Ranch Properly at low
1alo q Interest.
Il. 5. GROVES.
Hoss' v'''.' oo'o
5Sals 1lue.

Train Tlme.
Going sase W. tssia leaves
Aonts Visa 4 10 p =. ard
arrives h Dsavss u 1:3S . =. "
~ slasdasd sases ovas ~ vsla
Rasa nslassisG tsaia beess
Dsnvss = O:1S p =. and asslvee
= leea1e vlsls q TO Z. q.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
FOn YARXERs 10 HEAp.

Tmr following comparative table
shows that it IL the trusts and not
the farmer who profits under the
Mckinley prosperity:
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
Photo Buttens.

Buttons Of all sizes and styles
made to orler froA Photographs
nj prices to suit the times. SAmp.
les can be seen at Troutfetter's.
EDITH WIxTERNUTY,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23

If the government wants more
territory what is the matter with
going after some OF the Mexican
land grants in the San Luis valley?
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-23
EA+ STATE

Improved s0.acrc Illinois farm
10 exchange for San Luis Valley
ranch.
Well improved sO.acrc rivcr
ranch, 9 miles from Monte Vista,
$3.50.
Monte Vista residence and busi.
nsss property 70 ssll or exchange.