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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Mrs. Breckenridge has been
visiting her son ut Hooper several
days and Thursday her daughter
and Miss Hattie Cook drove over
after her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

The train changed time last Sunday,
arriving Is minutes later and departing
Is minutes earlier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

The next theatrical troupe will
be here March Goth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

l.. II. Duvic has nearly recovered
from his sickness and is ngaiu on the
streets, but not able to do any hard
work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Senator Aidrsch. who hiss had chnrss
os the gold standard bill psssed Tuesday.
says there wss not the least danger Of
imitation bv the Issuance oe national bank
currency under the provisions II the
psndins bill The entire amount possi.
bis 70 ~ issued b. the banks would Ia
e6pnDoDoa 40 inoreass II GG0.moOo0
ovsr the pfsssat nstioasi bank currency.
lnAAtloa" y what The people want and
uootsaesioa y what the tanks dossspd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Atty. Hayden, of Saguache, was
in town Thursday on legal bust
ness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Commissioner II. V. Smith returned
home Saturday from i've weeks trip to
Kansas and Iowa. While cas-, he visited
The national home nj Lcsyenworth. Ks /.
snd the lows state home nt Marshal.
town. Mr.. Smith ssys he thinks 10 got
some Information that may bo Of value
70 him Aa cpm missioner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Loren b. Sylvester shipped train OF
IS cars Of cattle from the Hooper stock
yards Saturday via Alamosa for Kansas
CITY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

There are no new cases OF small pos
reported, and DIR. Cary says the Mexi-
cans who are sick with it are all doing
we'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

E.J. Hurd, agent for the Knight
Campbell Music Company, is in town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

The marshal has bsen directed to stop
the use OF bean shooters on the streets.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Il. W. Martin. who bought Frank
1,owdIshs plscs cM.t II town. has BEEN
moving his family from Cr~-sis this
week 70 this place. Mrs. Martin co,nes
hsrs 10 order 10 s-nd her children 10
school and on account II se-king =
jowsr altitude. Mr. Martin Will retain
biz job n Cr~s<ls for tho pvrAsnt,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

4 mining deed WAS tilcd in the Re.
corder's Office at Del Norts Friday morn.
in: the ID inst, from s. u. and Laura
Zc,sler TO A. Il. Reynolds. consideration
e55,ooo, conveying tn. Parole. Golden
Vault, Great Independence, Home~,ake.
Ba,ard. Iowa, Sheridan, Paystreak,
Little Hattie. Bay State. Eureka. Logan,
Columbia and Jubilee lode clain ms. md
th. l. & e. g. and the q, B. =. pixcsr
claims, and sll mills, mschinery and i'm.
provemcnt~ thereon. in Summit mining
district. Ths instrument bears III in
revenue s,nmps.-Prosp~ctor.
Mr.. Reynolds is plunscr and has the
capital tn do anything he takes hold OF
and this deal means something for
summityille
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

The matter of sewerage for the city is
under consideration by the council, and
estimates OF probable cost are being
made.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

DIR. Bradburn, of Center, is re-
ported as being quite sick.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Charles Barnes writes that he
has recently made trip to Kctchi.
kau, but the snow is too deep in
that new camp to do any prospect.
ing. Mr.. Barnes is located at the
capital Of Alaska and Is enjoying
himself waiting for spring to open.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Mrs. Chas. Page, Of Victor, is in tht
city visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Sayler.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Mrs. II. ii. Mowray went to
Denver Thursday night for short
visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Miss Nellie Nelson left Monday night
for Greeley where she will take course
Of study At the State Normal school.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Hon. p. F. Barclay took the receivers
chair at the land Office last Monday.
Now its Receiver Barclay.-Enquirer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10
To Loan.

Eight per cent money on
first-class ranch property. Cash
on hand. s. l.. Pierce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

James Broyles has the finest
llnc of soft drinks In the city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10
Ranch For Sale.

A ranch Of $50 acree, has a
new 8 room house, and out
buildings of all kinds. Also
2 good artesinn wells. The
land ia fenced into 5 fields
los acres are summer plowed
and 40 acres fall plowed.
This is one OF the best, and
best improved, ranches in the
valley and only l mile from
school and 81 from Monte
Vista. For terms enquire of
o. G. CHRISTENSEN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10
Dr.. Fulton. Homeopath.

&C. Kerr made a business trip to
Noflatt Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Col. Corlett and son Geors se went
hunting Thursday and got one
duck each. In addition the colon
cl got his feet wet which devel-
oped cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Will Bishop and wife entertained
II party of about 45 ut crokonolc
Thursday evening. An elegant
dinner was served ut Z o'clock.
Friday night MIR. and Mrs. Bishop
will give card party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

have half. section OF land SIX miles
from town for sale or rent; 40 acres
broken ready for crop.
G. II. MATHIS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10
NvStee,

Mrs. Moycr Ii located At the Simrsou
hotel for the purfnsr of treating suffer.
Ing humanity by ostcotathic treatment.
Consultation and examination FREE.
Give her csll At Simpson Hotcl J,aFlors.
We make PICTURE FRAMES, and
10 oil kinds Of repair work asd uphoistss.
Ing. We aiso carry . ooup,sts iIss ol
fusulturs. Give ~ . cali.
4osTx vasrA fvnxsrvss orosx.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10
To neat.

Fo1 SAL.-My housc and premises
Terms and psicss reasonable.
u Mns. u. 4. BAsxEs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

For Sale ut Your Own Price
II boxes Of cigars. Come early
and avoid the rush.
A. NJ. lsBELI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

The cigar prizes offered by
Frank Bowdish for the best runs
at billiards and pool, were won by
w. o. Applcgatc. Chris Miller
won the razzlc. .tlnZzlc prize.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

George Goodrich returned from
the grant Friday and he says that
there will be the largest mining
camp in the state over there inside
of a year,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

H. H. Wiuchell has money to
loan on one to twelve months
time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Election comes on Tuesday
April 3. Nominations have to he
filed fifteen days before election
dny. So far there have been no
states made.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Qu,ts n numher Of real estate sales
have b..cn made during tho week. G. &.
Kerr kus sold the DR.. l. G. Ford piac~
southeast Of town 10 George Zahnsn
aud tho nsurv Fake ranch TO II. u.
Mowrsy. J. N. Bsashe~r las sold n
. acre tract near the fair grounds 10
Geo. II. Beatty. another 6-ssrs lot ,o DR..
Parrish and . i0-scre lot 70 John Pear.
son. lie hes also sold half interest 10
tho east aide addition, comprising -
Acres. 10 Jeapp HtAphsusDu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

Treasurer Station and Deputy Buck
have be-n kept quite busy taking in tho
ilrst half Of tho taxes this week. Tues.
day they touched tho high. wn'er mark
with collections of es,i0O. The total tax
10 oe collected this year Is sI0,:rli.9o. Of
which about ono third or trif. over
was paid Ia before March I. at which
time the first half becomes delinquent.
Lns, ysar the total tax To bc collected
wins over 10000. Taxes nre lower Nil
over the county this year, texc-p,inn In
Monte Vis,nj thnn last yenr. II the tax.
payer will glance over his tax receipt
this yenr and compare IL with last years
rcerlpts. he will note. In nearly every
instance. y difference In favor os the tag.
pny.r.--rr sipcc,or.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

p. A. Amiss returned Tuesday from q
trip to Ft. Collins where tho board Of
directors had been in session.
The next theatrical troupe will
be here March Goth.
DIR. Bradburn, of Center, is re-
ported as being quite sick.
Atty. Hayden, of Saguache, was
in town Thursday on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. II. ii. Mowray went to
Denver Thursday night for short
visit.
Drs. Powell & Powell osteo-
paths, are building up quite Il
practice in this city.
DIR. Cary and wife celebrated
their tin wedding Thursday night
and entertained large number of
friends.
Mrs. breckenridge has been
visiting her son ut Hooper several
days and Thursday her daughter
and Miss Hattie Cook drove over
after her.
Col. Corlett and son Geors se went
hunting Thursday and got one
duck each. In addition the colon
cl got his feet wet which devel.
oped II cold.
Election comes on Tuesday
April ). Nominations have to he
filed fifteen days before election
dny. So far there have been no
states made.
The cigar prizes offered by
Frank Bowdish for the best runs
at billiards and pool, were won by
w. q. Applegatc. Chris Miller
won the razzlc-dnzzIc prize.
George Goodrich returned from
the grant Friday and he says that
there will be the largest mining
camp in the state over there inside
Of a year.
Will Bishop and wife entertained
II party of about 45 ut crokonolc
Thursday evening. An elegant
dinner was served ut Z o'clock.
Friday night MIR. and Mrs. Bishop
will give card party.
Charles Barnes writes that he
has recently made a trip to Kctchi.
kau, but the snow is too deep in
that new camp to do any prospect.
ing. Mr.. Barnes is located at the
capital Of Alaska and lis enjoying
himself waiting for spring to open.
James Broyles has the finest
line of soft drinks In the city.
For Sale ut Your Own Price
II boxes Of cigars. Come early
and avoid the rush.
A. NJ. lsBEIL.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-03-10

new trial.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18

rhe AZ, Of war.

To train his soldiers the emperor Of
Germany has devised n scheme for
making the army maneuvers as Ike as
possible to the conditions Of actual
warfare. Dummies have been made OF
straw. canvas aud old uniforms. They
will be set up in mimic forts. and at
these real shot and 'shell Will be fired
by the soldiers. The kaiser has evl-
IDENTITY becn impressed by the tents Of
American soldiers swimming rivers I'M
der fire in the Philippines, for one Of
the fents consists in the firing nj dunn
mics painted with mustaches and fur
nishcd with caps. These heads float in
the water md make splendid targets.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18

He was rather fond sf posing in his college cap
and gown;
In several universities he'd won superb renown.
lie had out one book on physics and one on home
economy
And treatise on the br,Schial tubes. another on
ASTRONOMY.
He'd theories on everything, from earthquakes to
biology.
He'd talk with YOU placer mines or lncework
or philology;
He could write Christian Science or on taienee
or on history.
For to him the world OF history held not single
mystery.
But he met girl from Louisville who'd never
been to college.
Nor even gone to boarding school to win store
Of knowledge,
But she gave him Just one little look that bowlcd
him out completely.
And then size calmly trpped away a.smilng very
swcetly.
All. for that man Of theory, it was sad UNI
doing;
He wanlcrs round deiectcdly Miss Louisville pur.
suing
'ris not because she turns him down. II hearing
is believing,
But he has no rule to fit the case. and that is why
he's srieving.
-Chtano Record
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
A stockynrd Exhibit.

Among the unique exhibits that win
be sent TO the raris expedition from
Chicago viii he n model of stpckynrd
packing house, which will afford nm
opportunity to see just how the cattle
are received ana handled from the time
the stock cars arrive until the dressed
ment Is received for shipment The
model will W. eight feet square mud
VIII cost oyes $1,000. Glass windows
to the number OF l.50O will give II
view of The work being performed hi
the various departments by puppets.
while tiny switch engines will con-
stantly briug into The receiving pens
fresh cattle. and others will switch
the filled refrigerator ears back TO the
main tracks.
The model will contain IN electric
plant, aud the moving hgures are le
number several hundred. = Chicago
News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18

Greece las followed Rays ezampm
III forbldhlng the expectation Uf an
Equities. Notice has been served or
foreign governments and learned SO
clothes.
The birthplace OF John Brown IL
TorringtOn. Coun.. Is to be purchased
by society organized for the purpose
and iB to be repaired and held as n his
torical relic. The house is In a dllapt
dnted condition and has for some Year,
been occupied by poor negro family.
An Application or lime IL UIreu uene'
fetal to the orchard.
lie ready TO make some early garden
at the first favorable opportunity.
The better ro:tcd and finer the ma
nurr and the more thoroughly 1t IL in
corporated with the soil the better will
be the results.
by gathering up and burning all rub
Dish In the garden, the small fruit patch
and the orchard n large number Of In.
sect pests may be destroyed.
One advantage In having the ground
well prepared and the places for the
trees stakcd out Is that the planting of
the orchard can be done in much bet
ter season.
The best strawberries are borne on
the thriftlcst and most vigorous plants.
4 little well rottcd manure put around
each plant will aid materially to secure
this condition.
One advantage with thrifty, vigorous
young trees. with plenty of roots, is
that they will make good start &c
grow while older. larger trees are re.
covering from the effects Of transplant
Ing.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
STAGE eLlNTs.

Eleanora Drse may begin an Asneri-
can tour next fall.
Calve has. had to 50 to Florida. She
Is suffering from rheumatism.
a recent attempt to revive Money"
;p London. 0et with no success.
Victbry Batenan and Harry Mestay-
er nAak tpln st. i.oais stock company.
AlNA ESdpath is talking of going
outsile&, seAson as IL star in musical
comedy. ~
Yress of the D,prbervllles" is to be
acted in England and Australia. though
not by Mrs. Fiske.
4 One OF the latest dramntizatlons Of
tUncle TOMS. Cabin" Is called The
Flower. Of rhe' Cross"
'essss LOTUS has played Be.tina in
;. Tie, Mascot" and not. ~ Is rpmoied.
|h astounding success
Il said the Paris thcategs are to
H. Athelr prices of admission 10 per
i bring the exposition.
Ia. two. seasons In vaudeville Flo
III staF again next season IN
& IN Miss. Fitzwell."
81 ..Asrtcd that Francis Wilson
'777=f~~~T7r bartlett Davis will be CO.
!, season in an opera now he
en- for them.
NO alangana and Pletro Bal
who took IN. italian company
bmc to South. Africa. are said
irving as otllcegs with tile Beers,
|nents Of what. is thought to be
ly by Sophoeses called '-NIobe"
Yen discovered in the museum at
h. -Four Fragments believed &c
been writtenalu the thirthcpntury
Christ weRa. discovered by the
br who Is. convinced 5hat they
I.tii part Of cOaiplete work,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
STAGE eLINTs.

Dieby Bell has gone into vaudeville
as n nonologist.
Isadore Rush will go starring in the
plays Roland Reed and she have been
playing.
AInry Burgess. wife Of Neil Burgess.
has passed through bankruptcy. She
owed over $4,000.
Paul Arthur is playing Captain Alb
solute in the revival OF ",rhe School
For Scandal" in London.
De Wolf Hopper may impersonate
Rip Van Wrinkle next season. He will
convert Jefferson's play into n comic
opera.
The Kelley Shannon play for next
seasohiss TO be called -lndiarA" and
Martha Morton rs announced as the
playwright
Thn, NgalAh-sEacpowsll. coordination.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
A Genius In snow Figures.

1t Is reported that an artistic genius
has been discovered at Budapest In
the person OF Il hackney coach driver
named Sander Ballko. He had made
near his stand portrait bust OF snow
which Immediately attracted universal
attention and admiration by its excel
lence. Since then the man has model-
ed ip clay n statuette Of his little son,
who Is > years OF age. which shows
equal talent. Perhaps Sander Ballko
only needs the help of a rich patron 10
become celebrated sculptor.-London
News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
Knusnx Quail FOR connecticut.

Some wealthy sportsinen OF Bridge
port. Conn. have sent to Kansas for
% dozen quail. Az soon as the birds
arrive they will be taken out in patches
and liberated AT various points In the
surrounding country. They cost - n
dozen, and 1t Is expected that when lib
Grated they will he easily able to main
tain themselves. Quails mnte in April
and May. Each pair will produre two
broods of 10 or II birds each during
the summer and early fail. The Bridge
port men think that about % per cent
of the Young will survive. so, that In
the fall there will he about 5000 quail
to kill when the law is Off.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
THE TURF REVIEW.

The Duke of Wcstminster's 10 horses
averaged $1S,S7dS0.
Possibly the Eonncr family will erect
a monument to Maud S.
I Direct showed half IN 1:041a re-
Gently ut Plcasanton, Cal.
Up to the time of his sale Flying Fox
had won $4,000 In stakes.
The German emperor has 300 horses
for his personal use. one-third of which
are for the saddle.
One of the PAGERS which Henry jew
EFT will take to Germany Is brother
to June bug, 2:lo1A.
One New York boarding stable alone
houses nearly 80 trotters and PAGERS
with records of 2:15 or better.
1t is clnlmal that there are more
promising youngsters in Kentucky by
Expedition. 2:15&, than by any other
sire.
The Maid. 2:05N. Is being logged at
Lexington and is guessed to be able to
beat the record OF Lady of the Manor.
2:O4H.
ell from England to Africa has been
4.5 per cent, exclusive of the transport
Ismore which sunk.
Rev. j. w. Arney. the well known d.
vine, formerly of Michigan. is in New
York getting up stable to campaign
through the grand circuit.
A. T. Wards fast pacing mare. Thel-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
.5I5ES { Iz]yi fl l's!s
PERSONALITIES.

Yhe Marquis of Brendalbane Is the
Wlrat dressed man Of title III Greut
8mtaln.
l,N Empress Eugene Ia victim OF
Stu Ca habit. She is said to drink -
y, - cups day.
MUIor Harrison of Chicago has new
es 'l'isod being present at n meeting
ii ;Ac city council since his election to
J,Elc
3abni a. Mccall. president of one Of
ile .auScst life Insurance companies
tn d, country, began life in Albany as
u 3Ue Keeper.
Wi'JHm Gregory. the Rhode Island
i.-p ptlcHn nominee for governor. was
Ini operative In his youth and is
now Q riill owner.
Howard Gould offers to contribute
$4,000 TO the Dewey arch provided
other subscriptions amount TO 100000
by the LIST OF next December
DuHng one OF the late bonbardnents
at Lglysmlth Archdeacon Barker pick
ed um Bocr shell which was on the
point al exploding and dropped 1t into
u tub Of water.
The pope has consented to be painted
once more. IL we'll known Hungarian
Brtlst. Philip Laszlo. Is about to paint
full length picture of him seated on
the papal chair.
One df the most successful of evan
CYCLISTS now preaching in London is
GYPSY Smith. He was born In n gypsy
tent, reared In the lanes and fields of
Wural England and knew nothing Of
books when converted.
Chaiies f. Knowlton. commissioner
or public works at Quincy, Mass, has
iNsigaed that position to,accept posi-
lion in Porto, Rico rs engineer of sur
vcys, and construction IN the depart
nenk of public works of that island.
.Iames Charlton. the retired general
passenger agent of the Chicago and
Alton railroad, Is one of the oldest rail
ro;al men In point of continuous serv-
IRE in the country, having started in
1877 as n Junior freight clerk in Eng
had.
Henry e. Whites letter carrier in the
Cleveland postofIice reserve. is nepll-
9w of General Sir George White, who
was cooped up In Ludysmith. South
Africa. Mr.. White was born in Stall
bridge, near Southampton, England.
and went to Cleveland 10 years ago.
Thomas w. Lawson, the Boston
ijnancicr who amazed the world by
paying 100000 for the Lawson pink.
has passion for horses. lie owns 80
Of the finest saddle and harness horses
IN the world. bis stable being at Co
Jlasset. Mass. lie also owns 5000
plants of the pnk for the sole right TO
which he paiG!such great sum.
Dean. G. Worcester, who has been
appointed n member of the new Philip
Nine commission. has rendered his res
iEnatlGn rs professor Of zoology in the
University OF Michigan to the bonrd
Nf regents. II is generally understood
by his former faculty colleagues that
RE will not teach again. They state
that he has hls~eye on some business.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
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Raoul Pictpt now offers the world n
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