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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-11-24
How to Have Permanent Prosperity

With the vast amount of raw mate
rial that our fields, forests and mines
produce, there is no reason why this
should not o become the great man
ufacturing nation of the world, if we
could keep meddlers like Bryan and
his kind from interfering with our
progress. At the present rate OF in
crease in manufacturing it can only
be a few years before all our food
products will be required at home. The
English market will then no longer af-
feet the price Of our wheat or corn.
We shall send to market the crops Of
iron, wood and other materials that ma
ture has been piling UP here for cen
turtles, in the shape OF highly finished
products, and all the profit on it will
be ours. We shall then have perma-
nent prosperity-unless we weakly
give the management Of our affairs
over tt those who wish to make some
foolish experiments with them.-Ta-
coma (Wash.) Ledger.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-11-24
They Voted for Denression.

In a review Of the lumber traffic it is
shown that Arkansas leads all the
southern states both in amount cut and
in distribution. When the Wilson-Gor-
man tariff was in operation no state
led in lumber production-alI were be-
hind, mills were suspended and en-
ployes idle, and it is a fact Of record
that the entire Arkansas delegation in
congress voted for the tariff which
closed the mills, b~ankrupted many Of
the mill-owners and sent thousands OF
laboring men out TO tramp.-Little
Rock (Ark.) Republican.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-11-24
How 1t Worked.

Mrs. Newlywed (reading)-Love is
a balloon that lifts us up to heaven;
marriage is the parachute that brings
us slowly back to earth again. Mr..
Newlywed (also reading) Another
parachute horror! Man falls 5000 feet
and is dashed to pieces! Same old
story! Parachute fails to work.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-11-24
Who Is Benefited.

If, as quoted in Chicago, $500 per
hundred is the highest price paid for
live steers in September since 1884, it
would seem the producer and not the
beef trust is getting the benefit OF the
prevailing high prices. - st. Louis
Mo Waterman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
Chronic Diarr.,a.n Cured.

This is ~, certify that | have
Ind chronic ,linrrhoea ever since
the war. ! got 20 weak 1 could
hardly ~alk, ordo anything. One
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aul Diarrhoea Remedy
cured me sound and well.
j. II. GIBBs, Fincastle, Va.
| Ind chropic diarrhoea for
twelve years. Three bottles of
ChGDber,ain's Collie, Cholera ana
Dinrrhoen Remedy cured me.
S. l.. SHAVER, Fincastle, Va.
Both Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Shaver
nrc prominent farmers and reside
near Fincastle, Va. They pro-
cured the remedy from Mr.. w. T..
Casper, druggist of that place,
who IL well acquainted with them
and will vouch for the truth of
their statements. For sale by /.
W. Rice aud Weiss Chapman
Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

do the bidding of the man behind
the lever. Other motive powers,
derived from compressed air,
liquid air, carbonic acid gas and
alcohol, are being experimental
with, but automobiles with these
powers behind the throne are not
yet practical and accomplished
facts; they are still in the expert
mental stage. In France the auto
mobile is now used 10y the farmer
and milkman aad grocer and ped
dler, MS well as by the man of
wealth and leisure. An Uutomo-
bile club Is in existence which
numbers upward of 1000 mem
bcrs. In Paris the electric motor
is fast supplanting the old-fnsh-
ionei hors cab.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
$ Bryan Has a Policy. *


M ]. BRYAN IS THE ONLY public who has dared
announce plan for controlling the trusts He says:
II believe remedy and complete be found law
which will require corporations license before
outside the in which they organized Such
can be issued conditions which will the
" the stock and prevent monopoly"
The Denver Times replies
He should know that his policy if carried would
wall around Western Tie demand
Eastern There is enough in the West develop
her wonderfully varied resources'
The policy of the republican party to take the Eastern
money him take West Eastern
bonhoer TO issue the of the country and on
West his 1t has occurred
nt there other by which the people provide
selves currency without paying tribute
modation."
What Colorado needs national currency more
gold and silver and the province of the
that currency wny other. good destroy money
would be for the government provide something
present private trusts
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
The Ilc., Remcdr for rln,.

Mr., John Matlins. well known
stock dealer OF Pulaski, Ky, says:
"Aftor suffering for over week
with huS, aud my physician hnv-
ing fnilcd 10 relIcve me. | was nd.
Niscd TO try Chnmbcrlain's Collie,
Cholern mud D,nrrhoea Remedy,
aud have the pleasure Of stating
that the half ot ono bottle cured
me" For sale by /. ". Rec and
Wciss Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

The Graphic charges the article
in the JOURNAL, entitled, "Nlad AT
School Marms," which appeared
in this paper August ~, us an at
tempt Of member Of the school
board to reply to It's attack on our
schools. Instead Of denying the
specifications and allegations set
forth in our article, the man of
the Graphic sets up, by inuendo,
counter allegations, and then NOR
alizes from his hypothesis. He
argues-if we catch his point
that it is more honorable aud more
conducive 10 the welfare of our
schools to drink liquor than 10 sell
the vile stuff. Upon this issue we
take sides with the man "of drug
store notoriety." There is a profit
in selling liquor but none what
ever in drinking IT, In the Ian
guage Of the man with a Graphic,
" Ii what we have said, or may
hereafter say, shall arouse the at
teu,ion Of parents TO the welfare
of their children we shall be more
than content"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
Mi.llonn Owen Away.

H. certainly gratifying 10 tho public
to trnw ~ ono concern In tho land who
nrc not afraid TO hc generous 10 tho
needy and nni'e'in.. Tho proprictors II
Dr kinsn Now Dinco,cr, for Consump.
ton, Coughs aud Colds, have given swsy
over ten million ninl bottles Of ihI. great
medicine. nnL have tho satisfactloe oe
knowing II has absolutely cured thous.
nnd- of hopeless cn.ea. Asthma, I,r,,u.
chi,is, boatscn.sr. and nll diseases u The
Throat mud Chc+t mud Lungs arc surrly
cured by II. Call on !. W. lleA drag.
eirl. aud get n 'fec t,ial bottle. ll~gulse
si,c Scc, nnd si. Every hottie sxassAlssA
~ price refunded. ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
THE SINGLE TAX.

John s. Crosby, of New York,
the successor of Henry George to
single tax leadership, lectured in
Denver Sunday night. The lee
ture WAS replete with interesting
arguments foe the universal ndop-
ton Of the principles promulgated
by Henry George and hosts of
other far-Sceing Americans.
Among other pertinent points
made hy Mfr. Crosby were the fol.
lowing;
The single TAX is the method
by which you get rid OF n multi
pIicity Of taxes.
"lt is your sin and mine if we
do not do more to change our sys-
tenn OF taxation.
Any man or woman has as much
right on earth as another, and
Lincoln said there could be no
rights against vested lights.
Yet the people today are slaves
under those who claim to own the
land, as mach as were the real
slaves prior to secession.
we have prosperity today for
the prosperous, but the time is
coming when we shall find in this
country types of che Man With
the Hoe.
The reason things are crowded
Is because some fellows are taking
up room that belongs to oil ers.
"ln the large cities yoa find
men with all the ambition crushed
out of them, unable TO find en-
ployment, who eventually become
Migrants.
Under the single tax no land
will be held except when usei, for
it won't pay to hoard it, and unless
the alleged owner gets out aud
finds laborers 10 make the land
pay he must let 90 of it.
Before the single tax system
was adopted in New Zealand peo-
pie were leaving there by the
thousands. Now it is the most
prosperous country on earth for
the masses. The financial panics
tina, have affected other countries
missed New Zealand.
"God has prepared a place for
each one in heaven. and by tho
same justice he has given plenty of
room for his children on earth.
II simply remains with us 10 uso
whHt lie has given. What more
could lie do! He places all these
blessings in the reach OF mankind,
but man by his injustice defrauds
his brother and tho brother per.
mi,s il"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
Read What

Ex Auditor OF State, LOUIS B. Schwan.
bec!; says about the plan, office mud funds
OF tho Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company IN his report TO the Statc DE,
partment, af,or thirty-two days careful
scrutiny Of its books, methods and work:
ruk rI.AN.
THE plan OF Cooperative Insurance,
as practiccd by this Company, / consid.
er good one. In collecting 10 pcr cent
OF tho total premium, ns in tho post, has
shown To he full. adequate to deiray all
expenses md pay small losses. The bal.
nnce OF 80 pes cen, IN tho form Of an us.
sessn"nt note rs a practical reserve, and
Hs such subirct tp assessment only In
cnse OF heavy !Dsscs. So far tho Com
pany has only maGo ono asEcssmsnt OF
- por cent against d.ks written up To
and including Murch ls1;, er tsalnn, 100
Of the l.2o0 ro.i-es written. Unless
very heavy iosses occur nll iy3!,c, hold
crs will rccoiyo at least - yer cont. of
their total premium bark II ,nn cs,,ira
tion OF their policies Ia SOM uasvp ~
pcr cent. Inns boon rituraeh 10 policy
holders at tho expiration o: ,hsis fisks.
SECRETARY hTp TR., ..n
Tho principal hu5ites, 81 th- Con.
pany rests with thcSccrclry o. '-cs1
urcr. lie has accounted for crsiy isisr
received and expended. HIS acc unit.
while not in the shape of q clcas s-t o.
books. nrc ncycr,helcss. found to he cnr
rcc,, and kop, in III. homes, nni ,.,aishi
forward mnunor 10 the b-si II his aLlhil.
coacLrIos.
I'm conclusion will say TIN. 4, the fprp
gong suggestions Hrc faithfully cHfr"i
out, and the officers continue "a huudir
tho funds m carefully ~ they ht' ~
tho past, seo no reason why Ibis Cpu
pany, being meme concern. should not
be In tho forc,noat rabks fot duinr baei
nc~~ IN the state.
"Tho officers OF tho Company have 10
every way made my ia-k n plctnnnl nno.
aud have nided and facilitated NY wut.,
IN every possible manner"
X. A. Southworth, 100 Charles build
Ing, Denver, 10 secretary and Gootgr u.
Boutwell, and g. G. Kerr. :iontc Vista,
are losAi n9cnts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
letter. Salt. ahtnn and Eczema.

The intense itching aud smart
ing incident to these Diseases, is
instantly allnycd by applying
Chamberlain's Eye md Skin Oint-
ment. Many very bad cnses have
been permanently cured by it. 1t
10 equally efficient for sore nipples,
chnppcd hnnds. chiiblains, fros,
bites md chronic sore eyes. 25c,s.
per box. For salo by ]. W. Rice
and Weiss. Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

One of the finest pieces of clcc-
trical mechanism in Colorado Is the
long distance telephone between
Monte Vista and Hooper, via the
Empire headgatc and Alamosa, II
distance of some over thirty miles.
One docs not have to talk above
the ordinary tone 10 converse over
the longest distance. This phone
is owned by the Milling Company.
the Bank of Monte Vista and The
Wallace Mercantile Company at
Hooper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
MAKE YOUR WHEEL

Useful every day in ih. year TO go
shopping with or any old thing. And Of
course the CRrsciSr bicycle lis the most
satisfactory. on any ocrnsiDu. Nothing
to get out OF order. alwH,s ready. Our
90 samples ure here. You may look at
them for So u Look. = l.., We meat by
this, Is. when you look Mt them you are
sure to fnll in love With them and the
consequences that follow ia that case.
are, YOU leave me s.i5 nui take TIA,
beauty, that's all. Simple ISN'T Il!
&. b. STU rSHAN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
Executors Notice.

E-taio of Marina Syutly.y, D-~rass,i.
The undersigned, nvins l,s~ss appointed r..
reuior ~ the Inst VII aud Tu.taN N,rpt ~ Nnti.
ha ssnti-y. lai". ~ tho County ~ Mo ufapde
aud stats ~ Colorado. drcraresi. Lurriiy si,o4
notice that l,c Will appear h~ssrr iiis tinllain
Court of RE, 0randr County. nj tho Cont
liou.c In Del Nottc. AT the August T,tir on The
last Monday In August next. nt which lirir nli
t'cr-gh. has!nR claims against srid Ertntn nio
mt ifl~,l and tr~ttse.ssi IL attend Tor tia ,ur.
p''.s ~ having thC anne adjusted. AL l.rs.ns
indebted 10 sa1d Eatatr arr rv.tsh,.lrI u. snake
immediate tMyMcst la tlir wsslrsptHssssi.
Dated this tyh dap ~ july. 4. y. INp.
-. ukqRoE tdcSnAt. ksceu,or
with will nnteassi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

THEY are voters in Conejos
county, and usually al! vote one
way. But in the Mail o! Honor
contest it was different. The can
didntes are said to have received
33, 900, $4,000 and 5000 votes re =.
spectivciy. The winner is wild
Mexican girl who will have to be
laria,ed to bo caught for the
Mountain and Plain Festival.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
That ThroLbIng Headache

Would quickly leave you Il you used
DIR. Kings New Lifc Pills Thousands
Of suiicrcru have proved their ma,chlc.s
mcri, Tor Sick and Noryou, Headaches.
Thcy make purn blood and strong nerves
and build up your hoalih. Easy TO take.
Try them, Only - cents. None, back
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

REFERRING to the recent talk
about removing the Soldiers home,
the Pueblo Press very tersely re-
marks: at looks little as
though there was more politics
than patriotism in a removal, for
that will take more money"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

aich Icadaoho Absolutely and Perma-
nen'ly cured by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation
and indigestion. makes you eat, sleep,
work uod happy. Satisfaction gunrnn.
taol OF money back. p cts. and 30 cts.
l. ". G!cc, Druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

SEVERAL times since the rebel
lion the democratic party has
taken an advanced step and then
fallen back. 1t moved forward in
1896 but will retreat again to con-
servatism in 1900. This is our
prediction.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

THE democrats elected success.
sor to Richard Bland Tuesday in
the eighth Missouri congressional
district by the name of ID. W.
Shackleford. His majority wus
5000 over VIM. j. Voshall, the
republican nominee. The vote for
the populist candidate is not given
in the associated press dispatch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

Two weeks ago the Graphic was
back in the ranks of the &. o. p.
But last week its editorial utter.
ances would seem to indicate that
it had no fixed policy-simply
waiting for some keynote from
Washington, or from Senator VOL.
colt, or perhaps from Conejos
county. The latter locality is pre-
sumed to bo the territory mos;
coveted by him who inspires the
tone Of our esteemed contempor-
ary. Conejos votes solid and
often, and consequently holds the
key 10 the judicial situation next
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

4 YFAR apo there were not 30
automobiles in America, but since
the frat OF this ycnr n, lcn-. SO
companies have bcon organized in
different sections of the tni,cd
States. with mn enormous hggrc.
cato cnpi,nl OF nearly 300, 100000
These companies nrc turning on,
abon. 200 ,ypca OF vchicicn. Will,
vnriouB methods OF propulsion.
ELECTRICITY, steam aud gasoline
are the three main forces that
hnvc been chniucd aud bound TO
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

The Del Norte Enquirer has
changed hands aud the new man.
agement will assume charge of the
paper next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02

TIE peoples party state con.
ycr,ion assembled at Des Moines
Wednesday FOR the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the
Offices tp br filled n; the November
,lrr.ion. Upward OF 400 dele.
sni-s were present when tho con-
g,niion was cnli,l 10 order by
Chairman a. W. g. Wccks. The
sentiment of the convention is op.
posed TO fusion and II y,gosous
middle of-ihe-rosd campaign will
be nGde this fall. The resolutions
will dcal largely with national Ia.
sizes mud ~ strong dcnuneintion of
trusts will form one Of the chief
plapks Of the platform.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02


In arranging for horse show
to be given Oh Friday and Satur
day Of the week of Sept. 2jlh the
committee of the Festival of
Mountain aud Plain has in mind
th. ultimate establishing of Il
horse show association, which
shall attract to its membership all
owners aud lovers Of fine horses
in the state. Many aro the en-.
tries for this event and it promises
TO be ono Of the most attractive of
the Festival. Tho weeks festivi-
ties will be concluded 10y grand
state ball in front Of the grind
stand, which will bc participated
in 10y the governor, his staff, maids
ot honor, bonrl ot directors antl
The civic authorities Of Denver lni
other municipalities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
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1HEHN IN nomr little stir in po-
li,icnl circlns An effort Ia being
made by the populisis IN Rio
GreLdo comfy 10 bury pnst dil'rr.
chees mud TO put up good nll
around ticket II such u course
prevails 'hcr, onght to be no liAl.
Guilty in clcciing the whole ticket
The vo'crn nrr not IN n fame Of
mind 10 have ANY mnu force him.
self onto the convention hy lihrk
ing rrinarirs. Men nni not party
Will hc voted Tor this fnli. Ci
course. other things being equal,
voters will stay hy their parties,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-02
Home First +

We are home finders for homo seekers. There few
wants that VIC cannot fill City and farm property
listed books and thei gilt edge bargains
for some people. Farm roperty "A specially. Make
known where when md how you wish to buy and
we'll save you money.
The Redwood gazette., 1899-02-15
THREE LAKES.

H. Werder was buying stock in this
lately.
j. v. Taylor aud wife visited at
Springfield last week.
Ben Blake returned Friday from q
visit at Granite Rock.
Mr.. Winter now hauls his milk to
the Redwood creamery.
B. Simmer has now received larger
camera, SO he is prepared to take better
pictures.
Pete Jenson went to New Ulm
Thursday to see his aunt, who was run
over by the switching engine.
Chris Jenson has contracted to Sc
cure 14O tons of hay for Mr.. Gilfillan,
and he has bought over 100 tons already.
The mock trial in the White school
house last Friday night resulted in
the prisoner being declared not guilty.
Quite a crowd was present.
The farmers held creamery meeting
last Tuesday for the purpose of erect
ing a new creamery, but the question
of location was question of disagree
ment.
Samuel Don't figure on marrying q
model wife unless you are a mind
reader, and know for certain that she
takes Rocky Mountain Tea. Hitch
cock & Co.
The Redwood gazette., 1899-02-15
METHODIST REUNION.
A Love Feast Thursday Afternoon
and Evening.

The Reunion at the M. E. church
on Thursday last was an event OF
great interest and an inspiration to
all who attended Notwithstanding
the extreme cold there were about
two hundred people in attendance,
several families coming quite'a dis
tance from the country.
The church had been tastefully
decorated by young ladies with ap-
propriate notices.
A picture of all the bishops of the
church was hung upon one wall;
that of Bishop Simpson was placed
upon a banner, on which was in
scribed one of his wisest sayings;
while a likeness of John Wesley was
placed in the center of larges NAL
tese cross, on which appeared in
white letters his declaration, "I
desire league offensive and defen-
sive with every soldier of Jesus
Christ On another easel rested a
large portrait of Father Swift, the
organizer of the church in Redwood
Falls.
The exercises began shortly after
two o'clock in the afternoon and
after short opening services con-
Quoted by the pastor there followed
six addresses and papers of great
interest.
j. r. Lankard was the first speak
err His theme was ''The Present
Duty of Methodism. He urged
insistance upon an experience of
the new birth and a holy life. He
showed how our responsibilities are
tremendously increased over those
of former times and how important
it is that the church should lay
aside all spirit of criticism and
should heartily cooperate with all
the people of God in every denomi
nation for the salvation of men.
This address was followed by
touching duet by Miss Ethel King
and Miss Dolly Clayson.
]. H. Bowers then presented a
very practical paper on ''Our Work
in Redwood Falls" He stated it to
be his purpose to show how the
local church may accomplish the
work to which she is called. He
showed how a vast deal depends
upon the devotion of the individual,
how we should exalt the good quail
tiles of our brethren, how we should
be thoughtful of aged members, our
responsibilities to the youth, and
directed special attention to the
motto of Bishop Simpson, Eve live
to make our own church a power in
the land, while we live tolove every
other church that exalts our Christ. !"
Mrs. w. S. Southwick followed
with an inspiring paper on "Our
The Redwood gazette., 1899-02-15
REAL LESTATETRANSFERS.

Winona & St. Peter Railroad Co.
to Peter Tenold, nj of swf of Sec
tion 5, Westline, 1892.
Winona & St. Peter Railroad Co.
to Edward Knutson, 81 of ne4 OF
section 5, Westline, 1892. 80.
Charles w. Remington to Peter
]. Kaas, lot Z, block 5, Remington
Park addition to Walnut Grove, $65.
Eunice M. Norton to Jacob and
Margaret Leonard, 81 and 81 Of nw&
of section 8, Westline, s.. 600.
Fidelities Securities Co. to Kate
Sears, nj of section Is, Vail,
81, 800.
The Redwood gazette., 1899-02-15


Redwood Falls Building and Loan
Association to Emil Kuenzli, tract
6Ox23O feet in the west side Of
Crouley's addition to Redwood
Falls, $40.
John Martin to A. J. Simpson; lot
2, block l, Belview, $3.50.
Julius Frederick to j. E. Ken
yon, set of ne4 of section rs, John
sonville, 800.
]. E. Kenyon to Augusta Fried
erich, same description, 800.
Nellie Newdahl to State Bank of
Lamberton, lot II, block IL, Lam
berton, 500.
The Redwood gazette., 1899-02-15
GALES.

Charles Filkins is on the sick list,
Eric Wilson's mother is very feeble.
T. L. Gilbert has q nice granary
nearly finished.
s. e. Weber and family Sundayed
at A. J. Porter's.
Mrs. H. VanDorsten was victim OF
la grippe last week.
]. E. Leonard and family visited at
J. Porter's Thursday.
s. E. Weber and wife visited at J.
Kramer's Wednesday.
Frank Reynolds and family recently
visited at Fred. Swartz's.
A. w. Slower and wife contemplate
a trip to Belview Friday.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter recently
visited at Hugh Montgomery's.
Eugene Leonard started on Tuesday
to drive through to Hutchinson.
J. E. Leonard and wife were recent
visitors at c. NJ. DeGroat's and c. E..
Croft's.
Messrs. Hicks, Carney, Filkins and
Weber shipped stock to Chicago on
the 4th.
There was graphophone enter
tainment at G. Croft's, VIM. Croft's
and also in school districts 40, 80 and
81 the past week.
The oyster supper at S. P.Hicks on
Feb. Sd was we'll patronized. $500
were cleared for the society. A de-
lightful evening is reported.
In the spring the human body needs
assistance to throw off the stagnation
produced by winter diet. AS the
temperature rises under the growing
heat of the SUMS rays, we feel tired,
half sick and low in spirits, because
the blood is sluggish and full of i'm
purities. DR.. J. II. McLean's strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier is q
reliable spring remedy to invigorate the
blood and give tone to the digestion.
Price so cents and 81 bottle. 25-4t