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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-J w Foy. Phila-
delphia; III Chase. w G. Payson. Bos-
ton; f G. Herman. Sheffield. Pa. II Il
Taylor. New York; III f White, Bos-
ton; VIM III Lock, Bradford; l. Calman,
Alex Stewart, II Ii Carberry. New
York; IL Il McClearie. Jr. Boston; Geo
w Stewart, New York; Henry L Hill.
Boston; u Il Wiillngham. Macon. Ga;
VIM Buffam, Newport; w III Thurs
ton. Providence; Geo j Haynes. Roch-
ester; q + Randolph. Boston: G II
Ladd, Providence; James Dewey, Pitts
field; II II Kleibacker. Baltimore; Al
kOsenbaum. a NJ Richardson. New
York; Chas Dagger. Baltimore; A
Mungall. st stephens, Can; j II Riley.
New York w III Elliott. New Haven;
Martin j Colby. New York; A X VAL
entine, Bennington, VT: George X
Somes, Boston; q ; MovltZ. Isaac $
Simmons. New YORK: Jas Thompson,
G l. Connolly, Philadelphia; w john
ston. Boston; Y Leon Mazzler. Phila-
delphia; Maurice Abrams, New York:
Mr. and Mrs j A Heimsey. G II Hamil-
ton, Boston; o Hoffman Burrows
Brighton, Eng; Alland CARAT. Bos-
ton. III i Hayes Boston; j Hooker. r.
A Williams, r. w Bray, T. IA Stone G
Newman. G Il Mendel, Edward Hol-
brook, Mrs A ii Schsller, w w Bal
lagh. New York Il Bennett. Arkansas:
III Hound Providence: n Kessel w s
Finley, Philip Harrison, New York:
Henry Theobald, Jr. Dayton: George
w Cummings. Boston; G A Earle, New
York; Il a Peters, a S Wickham, Bos-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01
SPRINGFIELD DEFEATED.

The Blackbirds were Overwhelmingly
defeated at New Haven last nig..t by
the New Haven polo team and at no
stage Of the game were the visitors
anywhere near victory. II was the
final game of the Springfield New Ha-
ven series i'm this city. John Smith put
up a splendid defence. but no goal ten
der could save the game from such a
bombardment as he received. Sum
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

Mr.. II n. Gibbud. formerly superin-
tendcnt OF the Florence Mission. New
York city. also of Syracuse Rescue
Mission. win speak At Bethany Gospel
Mission. 90 South Main street. tomrrow
az 7:4j p. m. There VIII be special mu-
sic b. Mary T.. Grout. soprano. and
Thatcher II. Gould, cornetist. The pub
lie Is invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

Score. New Haven 9; Springfield 2
Rushes. Whipple s; Mooney .; Connell
l; tie .. Stops, Lations %; Smith 40.
Fouls. Mooney Whpple. NJ Smith
Referee Lush. Timer Aufort
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

Score. Hartford Q; Providence G.
Rushes. Mooney 16: Cunningham 90
Fouls. Conway. Cusick. Everett Stops,
Ieffernan 49:Cusick A. Referee, Leahy
Timer. Lyons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01
SAVOY -sTANLY-G Fl JonA and

SAVOY -STANLY-G Fl Jones and
wife. Boston; S Stevens, j ellison.
New York; II G. Allen. Henry G Young
Boston; ] G. Aldrich and wife. Albany:
j Heck, Grand Rapids. A X Kent and
Wife. New York: j w Franklin. w j
Connell. w NJ Hussey. III w Medbury,
q III Brown, Boston; Archie German.
Philadelphia; Chas Henry, Boston; II
Ayott. Lowell; Frank Hawley, Provi-
dence; j III Mowatt, Cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

PERRIN-B u Whiteman, " s A:
Andrew Haggerty. s A; j III Harring-
ton, Lowell; Isaac Simon, Boston: 3 L
Stone. ID B Andews. j Nj Howard. j I
BulZe. Boston; II * Fox, II w Nathan
New York: G III Kibbie. New Haven
Patrick Duffy, Providence; James
Chase. Pawtucket; Thomas Hart, Sy-
racuse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

DORRANCE--A V Oxiey, New York:
A Haigh. + r Warner. Boston; II
Hansel Worcester; II Ducas, New
York; @ A Berg, Boston: III S Hop
kns, Providence; q " Allen, Boston:
] Ikuggins. NJ V Genna. New York; w
j Morrison. Brooklyn: II r Poland,
Brockton. w II Shuman, Lynn; Sam
Cohen. T VI Riddle. New York; G u
McCaleb. Gloucester; a Joachim Bos-
ton: A T Harrington. j Plousky, New
York; Il Bernhart, l. Wyman. Bos-
ton: ID ID Doniger. New York; j +
Hinkley, Boston: r A Kenyon, Caro-
lima: A V Huested. Worcester: T. B
Colby, New York; Il r Ferrall Boston:
II G Smalley. Boston: f Simmons.
New York w II Mahoney Natick; +
J. Howand. Springfield: 5 NJ Brews-
ter. New York; w Bumham, Boston:
+ Hoffman. Leopold. New York:
Chas Il Hart. Toledo w n Greenville.
New York; G B Aughinbaugh, Boston:
Hawes. Providence; G a Foster. Brook
lyn; IL II Beese. New Haven; w r
Mattison, Bennington. VT; T. III Cor
rigan. Boston; G III Morris. Bath; O ID
Rice. Boston; Flood. Canton; ] For
roster. Boston; G Goodkins, A X Mil
ler New York Jas Geman, FAN Riv-
er; III T Copeland. Melford: V Drake.
Norwich; 5 * Rider, Provide.ke; 5
Fred Antler, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

NEWMAN-Julias Berg. Duiman
Wm Calm, New York: VIM Il Clark
Boston, II II Merrill. New York: II X
Asky Baltimore: III NJ DeGelva, Phila-
delphia; II II Merrell New York: John
Campbell. A ii Reed, T.. w. Pierce. A
q. Smith, Boston; Il l. Steere and wife,
Springfield: j NJ Hayes, New Haven:
II A Scitt. Boston; q A Riley. Boston;
Fred Rawitser, Worcester: G S Pettin-
gill; New York ED Leader. VIM Fowkes
Boston; J G. Grenier, New York: j :
Butler, + III Partridge, Boston; w +
Holmes. Springfield; Robt j Greene
Boston; l. Cohen. New York; + $
Smith. Boston; $ Il Ward, Brattleboro:
n A Bishop. Lawrence; G ID Wood
man, Boston; w c Shute, Il ID Rice.
Boston, + M Hoover, New York: JOSH
ua Perkins and wife. Pascoag; i III
Corrigan, III G Smalley. n A Bown. Bos-
ton; j Deardon. Worcester; Il r. Nc
Cintock, Boston: r. Lockwood, Bur-
lington, VT; w A Lyle. Worcester; l.
+ Jackson, Syracuse: w Connell. Bos-
ton: A A Swallow, Boston; III A Coffin
Brockton: James NJ Wright, Foster:
w ] Siemer, Holyoke; Geo Cooper, Chi
cago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-01

CITY-.Iohn Palmer. Boston;J u Far
ley, New York: Il Greenleaf and wife,
Lebanon; II T. Manning, Springfield
w III Smith, Fitchburg; + B Allen,
Boston; JOS Mathews. Arthur Smith,
Lynn w A Harmon, Boston; ID j Hos
telle, Worcester.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
WINNING THE FiLiPiNos.
American Coa.issse. Meeting with s.e-


Washington. July aO.-The ndvIces
which the President received from
Manila and which have given 10 much
comfort and encouragement to the
members OF the Cabinet to whom they
were communicated. had n bearing
rather on the political than the mill.
tary situation. although there Ia natu.
rally very direct connection between
the two mt this time. The commission.
or Mt least 70 much Of II ax remains
at Manila since the departure OF Prs~I-
dent Schurman and Admiral Dewey,
has been uurelaxi In the effort to NJ.
store the confidence of the natives and
military operations. by Inducing defec-
tions among Aguinal1io's followers,
Soine progress has been made. more IL
is said. than the public Ia acquainted
with. for not only have the United
states authorities been able to secure
unqualified adhesion Of the natives OF
the more important Islands outside OF
Lnzon In the Philippine group. hut
even In that Island they have steadily
encroachcd on what was regarded as
purely insurgcnt territory, and are ur-
ranging for the establishment Of full
civil governments In some Of the
provinces OF the island wherein Avui.
nnldo has heretofore been strongest,
because this Is To be accomplished hy
peaceful means and with the full nx-
sent Of the inhabitants of the province,
the administration naturally felt that
II had cause for qualification.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

Any large pecuniary Transaction IL
sure to give occasion for many smaller
ones. and to stir the financial waters
far and wide. On April s0th the Unit
ID States paid to Spain the go. 900 900
provided for In the treaty OF Paris.
This payment was promptly followed
b. easier conditions In New York. by
the drawing Of many American bills on
London. BY = fall In the Paris ex-
change with the shipment Of gold from
London to France. and by a perceptibie
stihening In the London money mar
kst- In . miniature way and within
. narrow circle. similar changes are
caused BY the dropping OF a single dol
lar into the general circulation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

Al the age OF 20 Queen Victoria was
married to Prince Albert. and at ~
was LETT widow. Now. at so. she has
devoted what she regards as her last
ofncial visit to the capital OF her en-
pire TO the task OF dedIcating to the
prince consort's memory the nnnl
and crownins building OF that South
kensington museum which he founded
and which. a. she DEGREES. Ia hence
forth to be known As the Victoria and
Albert museum. Her career. thus out
lined. presents an example Of wiiely
constancy and devotion which would
BE- admirable In any walk OF life, and
which has been by no means com mon
among royal folk. II Is her supreme
distinction that she has never let the
wife. the mother and the woman 10
lost In the mere queen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
r-.,il-n,i., ,s..-.~-., w.~e..

Chicago. July GA basement In.
spection under order Of the health De.
par'ment-thc thorough ransackinv of
acknowledgement babltati0ns Of thou.
sands OF poor Of Chicnge-is now going
on at rapid pace. Hundreds Of basr.
m.nt homes have lsrn visited during
the past Few days and hundreds Of
families notified that they must change
their frighnui quarters.
\ man who has sern the slums OF
London. Paris. New York anil other
cities. proclaimcd-aftef q trip with nm
insIscfor-thnt never In the circuit Of
the glot's. had hr s<rn such horrors,
such habitations tenanted by human
beings.
There IL no jail 10 Mexico Of Moroc.
CO." he said. 'wh<r~ prisoners arr
housed ns arr these prop,r. Th~r~ IL
no Turkish city. no spot In China,
where the wrctchrd Inhabitants live In
such darkness and aqualor."
The crusade against the basement
homes Is hainprr~si by lack of places
where th~sc unfortunate people can
lr housed II they arr driven from their
cavcrus. koine aolutioa to this prob
lem IL eagerly awaited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
THEY DISCRIMINATE.
sMELrERs AND RA,LRoADscEN
8URED.
Dssss 80 Sshasse Tell tAs I.Assssaal
cesnissssa TAas Rebates srs 0ivse 70
Bas sAippssA


Denver, July 90-Oil and metallifer-
GUS mining were the subjects to which
the morning Testimony before tie in
dustrial commission related. From the
hrst witness, former State Senator
James q. johnson Of Florence, the com.
missioners drew the admission that the
railroads discriminate constantly IN
favor Of the Standard Oh Company in
freight rates. Thus for the nrst time
since the openinE Of this session the
commission was able to get ut tangi-
bie Information upon this point, At
which the members have been ham.
mering repeatedly but unsuccessfully
Tor nearly a week. Part Of Senator
Johnson's sworn testimony was that
the railroads are said to have charged
Colorado company $1.S7 barrel to
transport oil to the Pacific coast, while
the Standard Oil Company WAS allow
ed to ship from Whiting. Indiana. to
the same destination for STI, cents q
barrel.
The afternoon proved nm interesting
one. II is not often that mine owner
ana one Of his employees testify from
the same stand. and from practically
the same standpoint. The far-fameJ
Jimmy Doyle Of Portland mine fame.
at present residing from choice In the
FL Paso county jail. and J. c. Sullivan.
who works In one OF Doyles mines,
were the two witnesses Of the after
noon. Mr.. Doyle told some startling
things. and gave voice to some start
ling opinions about the Determinations
OF the railroads and smelters against
the small operator and poor miner, and
In favor Of the rich and powerful COM
pany.
Mr.. Doyle declared that the railroads
and smelters Of Colorado invariably
discriminateti. and universally In favor
OF the operator Of Independent means.
who was getting big returns and would
operate whether he got Il rebate or not,
while the little fellow. struggling to
get foOthOld, to whom dollar ton
ON his shipping expenses made the DIFF
Terence between success and failure,
had TO put up the full rate. He de-
clared his belief that n6shIng but gov
crnment ownership OF the railroads
would ever secure Justice In matters Of
transportation for the American psaO-
pie. He further declared that not all
the mine Ownern Of his district would
comply with the laws providing for the
safety OF their mines unless compelled
to. and that they were unwilling to
expcnd money for this purpose even
Tor the protection Of life. and that the
pretended inspection of mines In Colo
rado was a farce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
co....p.se. Of Al...As.

The people Of the United States con-
sumo 2l,OOO.OOO pounds Of almonds
every year. The greater number are
used In the manufacture Of perfumery,
soap and fiavoring extracts. The
amount consumed on the table II COM
paratively small. California last year
furnixhed 100000 pounds, 100000
pounds came from Spain. 100000
pounds from Italy and . considerable
quantity from Greece and Portugal.
At the same time We used about a.
600 600 pounds Of cocoanuts, Of which
about 7.000,OO0 pounds were produced
in Florida. The remainder were ip-
ported from the West India islands.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
salt Over n Cent

One Of the courts at Bonn, Germany.
has Just been worrying over = long drawn
out case in which one American cent was
the bone Of contention: A parcel-carrief
found nve-pfenninE piece In the market
he was making his rounds q servant
claimed the money as hers. The carrier
told her to prove her ownership and she
should have Il. The serving maid went
OF to tho police station and the fellow
was summoned. In anger he went to Q
church and dropped the coin in the poor
box. but that did not end the matter. He
was hauled before q court. and II was
discharged for want of evidence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

While = woman may not be able 70
sharpen pencil or propel . stone with
accuracy. she can pack more things
into . trunk than . man can pile on 4
wagon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

The statement OF Prcsiden, Thomas
Of the Independent Telephone axsocla.
tion that there are now In the United
States $500 non-Beli telephone ex-
changes. operating 575. 900 instruments.
with total Investment OF So, 900, 900.
b an Interesting illustration Of the cx.
tent to which the Bell company has
failed to take advantage OF Its oppor.
tunitiss. Much the greater par. of the
telephone business In the United States
y still done BY the Bell company, and
the number Of Bell instruments In use
iacrsasss rapidly year after year. in
spite of The growth Of the Independent
eouesrns. Nevertheless the iudepen.
dset eonesrns. or . part OF them. arr
yell established. They occupy certain
eslds asd viii coatiaue 70 occupy them
TOT a. iaasAnlts time. Their business,
TOO. grows and its extent marks the
Sssrss q the Bell company's failure to
escurs The monopoly which Il aimed at
aal vhieh. undsr wiser nAaAesmsat.
Y vosld have attained.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

Dom Paul says he Is not looking for
bother. but at the same time he is not
doing any back pedaling.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

The critic who. having seen Bern
hardt n Hamlet. wants to see Mans
esld n Camille. has come pretty close
to the right Idea.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

The New York woman who cut her
husbands throat to prevent him snor-
ing has at least placed an effectuai cure
on the market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
'.kkesesy Llee tie Head
Mat Nhals . 0ou,s. >

~ MeA ~ ~ - sab sasAsy Asalb.
0oW0oAae A1wasasL Aasipu esset -
= ~ ~ ~ sesss ~ slsAv 0aEA
49, .eb1 hap.s Mssz Akahwsf
- 80 @sSn..kE : ''''
3Qq4 &esiabsa&
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

II was not known how badly used up
Senator Foraker was until he threa:-
ened to sue Editor Kohlsaat for dam.
aeos TO his character.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

All things come to the man who
~aits-wlth the possible exception Of
the waiter with things he Is waiting
for.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

IT'S always dithcult for a young man
TO understand why any other young
man should fall in love with his sistsr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

What man needs is tongue that viii!
stop wagging when his brain stops
thinking.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

The truth that prevails In q hoss
txads 10 indeed mighty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

It's = waste Of time to explain your
actions. People prefer to form THAR
own conclusions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

No wonder time nies when the spur
Of the moment Is continually urging
II on.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
nss&sA ~ Ss.p.,.,,e..

The Union Pacific has added new, mod.
ern equipment TO Its service both east
ana west from Denver. and gives even
better subtraction to Its patrons than in
the past II stands without a rival ss the
Qutckest ana most elegant route. with
clauses OF pass~ngerr. Only one nixht 10
Chicago. st. Louis and 81. Paul, and over
Ten hours saved between Denver and the
Pacific coast. Ticket once nj iith strsst
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

Every dollar lost in playing the races
b . dollar found by those who work
them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

Judging BY the way they stuffed
their pay rolls the Cubans would do
al sorts Of things to = ballot box.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

Ds Yss. 1sss AsAe cd DssuS
Shake into your shoes, Allsa's Foot
Ease. . powder for the feet. II make0
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions. Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet Al all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allsa 8. Olmsted, LsRoy. n. Z.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
THE JOURNAL.
MONTE v1srA. COLORADO.

One glimpse Of dental sign viii of
ease an aching molar.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

When . man Is all broke up he sees
he necessity OF mending his ways.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
Dei1rs CasasvA cvss
ID eeestitstsoeal cars. Prscs, Id

niee Bunk ouet b . thoeouaAkesA:
"a h9s such 2 lofty. -seernfui cafriSSs.s
AZ q. ey rsfssaas . hs,p iSslr Gotksss vstS
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
o.sa l1ss..v :. . Ts.aae.s..

Ras ftasciseu. Cal. Juiy io.-Ths
eovcsnment rrsvsaty chartered ~
bs1tish steamer Tartar Tor tranapest
seevsce. Hee had skxty-esvsa Chl1ess.
walters. These Oklness ~ 1890
ese s1x 1ssthn. ~ 10 enne4s1 Tat
~ charter anns1511 tIS1e oGsee1e1t.
ss1 ysstse1ay ~. e1Nek n 1ouA1e
ss1uss6 tAsy ~ ~ ID SssSsssi :
vhen tAe1 eSai 13 A61G6a 6ono1
- way. Aflaf Slo11ass1 0n9l1
s s; J !: :; :;
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

N iaersass 10 posto0ccs rscsipes
wsii tAh ysss 10 ssasasiosaily large.
nsseedias 70 ~ pssssat estimates oe
~ 1sVastasat II washiastes. II
ooos bsanehss oe he sssvIcs rscsiDts
- y ~ sset sfsatss tAas tAsy we're
. ~ ~ u ths Iasa Afssea ysaes
~ pesos1ss boalasas q ~ eoaatsy
- oeeeoe1 y vols0A nh ta1leaAss
- - - laEess gsevtA b psDsia-
~ ~ ~ lnaea1e n ~ Dnobee
- - . eoe osvaDaSses - sthse
oe1e!oe1s, - M - . essa4 gyoWsA
= - hoos e 1ettss.vSseiAe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
Bss.sissl Weoe.

Should have beauty and vieor Of
health. A strong stomach II the drst
essential to beauty. Nine-tenths OF the
sickness comes from weak digestion.
Thousands Of people have tried Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters aud regained
their health. There II nothing like 1t.
Zee that q private revenue stamp GOV.
ers the neck Of the bottle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
n..~..s !. p,vsy .. r,......

New York. July 1R-A dispatch 10
the World frUin Trieste. Austria,
says:
Admiral Dewey hes accepted the
banquet oiferssi him - bile arrival here
by United States Minlstsf Harris. who
has invited nil the Amersran cousuls
and view consula 10 Austria and Hes.
xnry. with their wives. 10 meet him.
The admiral wirss that hc has quar-.
antinssi hi. flagship s1ece uhs l~ft Co
ioint,o. ccylon. and has had M cosMmu.
nicatSou with shosv. 10 h~ can Land
With clean biil " health imn,rt,iutriy
on arrival.
Special permit hsd 10 hs obtsinetl
frum Vienna 10 eaAhoe the cruiser
Olympia 10 enter this port. owing 10
rs9ulai!on a6erttAg war shipa.
Minister Htrxua. at Coostantiuosls,
stroasly prvssssi AAmlral dewey 10
visit him. but the lattse wss afr1id OF
the fatigue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

:. We vill ferfses q 90 Il asy q our ~.
asssi.s sssS ss'sHS.ss,: Fss Po crs e b ses
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

The only sure way to pick . winner
= By his hilarity after the race.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

That clairvoyant said that for Il abe
fiuous flesh
what did she say.'
she told me 10 20 to Manila and helm
chase the F1liptnos.''
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

me worse than Il does you. LET ma DO
y. then 0hc can't pound hard 'nouxh 10
hurt ne ner her either"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

PvT9 9rss1ssssuyCufed. No ass - sssvssnssss afsss
1rst Day uss OF Dr.. khas's CrsAs Nerve Rsssssse.
esa1 fee FREE o1.o0 trial bsttis asd sesaa,se.
0a = u. kLIss. La al Arch As-. PhilaAsiphia. p
I'VE think Mr.. Bibbett ought to resixu
from the presidency Of our art club"
"WhyT'
Zone Of the members called on her and
parlor."
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
4 xs.s.s. ee rr.s.A


The Standard on maGnates having
entered - q dominant factor in sugar,
tobacco. copper, street railway and
electric vehicles, now control another
industry Of the United States. The
men who have Just secured the whisky
business Of the country direct the
course Of the sugar business and are
now said to b attempting to combine
the warning elements. They dominate
tobacco and are moving spfrits in tie
great copper combine OF which the
Amalgsmated Copper Company 10 the
head and fore. They hold ths con-
trolling interest in the street railway
systems of New York. Philadelphia.
Pittsburg and Chicago, and thsy nay
later take over Others. They own and
control all of the patents on storage
batteries and q majority Of other pat
ents applied to electric automobiles.
are the incorporators Of seventeen
electric vehicle companies In a. many
states and are planning for the control
Of that form of transportation ID every
stats in the West, North and East
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
Rae R.~>.a.>>~-

Be- that yoaf linso y washed clean. u,
"Fanluso 6tarch," clean iroos, follow a.
rscttoas gtvsa % Peokags ard perfect r.
eales WI follow. An sroosrs ssll tsHalltlss
0eaEcA, J" lafgs packaes, i0c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

essfses sysssa Cssassss.
Essp eaeaa instAs = vv,, ~ suonse s.A ,s-uA
ssases goAlissss. casrsepss CaoAy CeiSsssE eissss
~ esniy yoss ee4y isssas 4 n NJ 1stos
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

Ae1en newsv ~ vvl11sa Q jse6ss
L D Algn 0oo1fidne esseasp1as -
1 = ~ un1saa1s1 soaaa0so1s
- ololo - y ths1v sslap
- = - ~ a1n1lals
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

You don't seem to hava much faith
n that rsformery' Mo: he's . f9aN6.
Why. In this VERY town he has staFte6
failed TO carry out"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22
Nov 10 MAJ, No..

subscriptions for 0eorx-'s Wr~Eiy sfos.
uaeriy The Road. Liberal terms. NrHe
TOT Ssrticyi.rs inclose &c stamp for
r. q. Drawer LIZA. Denver. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-22

"Ha!tetta.. you had better write your
aunt Jane that we are coming out there
or IN: FOURTH "WhyT' III you don't
here" '''''