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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-21

>UtEO INGREDIENTS
srE 2
An Interview With q Dairymen's As
ISOLATION Representative.
MAKERS NEVER TELL TIE TRUTH
Different Testimony Given in the
Mason Investigation.
OLEO OIL DES CRIBED
OLEO OIL DESCRIBED

1.-The most interesting and important
feature Of the report Of Secretary Gage Of
the Treasury Department upon the in
gradients of oleomargarine is the position
in which the manufacturers are placed be-
fore the country" said Mr.. Chas. Y. knight,
representative of the Dairymens associ-
alton, In an interview with Star reporter.
Never has one of these makers of this
conglomeration graced by the name 'oleo-
margarine been known to tell the truth
about the manner in which the product is
produced. The idea they have always en-
deavored to convey to the public is that
oleomargarine is made of the highest class
of beef fat. Pressed and they would ad-
nit that some neutral lard of the very
highest grade Is used with which to
soften the oleo OIL Go still further and
they will say that cotton-seed oil is used
to some small extent in the lower grades.
That's when they are talking for publica-
ton, but when they have talked for the
purpose of arousing the opposition Of the
south to the Grout bill, the quantity of
cotton-seed oil has increased materially.
Now 1t is shown that 40 per cent of the fat
is lard and only 80 per cent beef fat
"Never. however, have they even limited
that glucose, stearin, glycerin or sugar
has been used in their product, even when
pretending to disclose under oath the in
this compound.
To Cover Up Something.
"Of course sugar is not a substance that
Is deleterious to health. But why should
1t be used If not to cover up something
else? If the fats they use are all SO sweet
and nice, why should 1t be necessary to re-
sort to the use of sugar to hide the stale
taste? And what is glycerin used for?
And glucose? Their contention has always
been that oleo oil is a natural butter fat
1t has been called the butter fat of the
steer in the resolutions sent Congress by
the live stock exchanges. If this is true,
why should it be necessary to resort to the
use of these various ingredients. absolutely
denied and kept from the public by the
manufacturers themselves? And If the
this manner. even when testifying under
oath. how are we to know that they are
not using other ingredients, like paraffin,
which we know they have used in quanti-
ties of II per cent of the bulk, although
they would no more report the fact to the
government than they haye taken the pub
lie into their confidence in regard to the
use of sugar, stearin, glucose and glycerin?
How Is a person who consumes oleomar-
garine to know what he is eating. and If it
is to be permitted to be colored so that
people can't tell it from butter, how is the
public to know that It is not eating glyc-
erin. glucose. stearin and lot OF other
things which may be all right if one
we have the right to know what is going
into our stomachs, particularly when that
right involves important an article of
food as butter?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-21

the very finest ladies' tai
tornado suits that have been
produced this season, the
finest homespuns, the finest
broadcloths. the most supe-
rior of cheviot serges. Nene-
tians and cloths: some are
all-silk lined; some are plain
and some appliqued In the
most elaborate manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-21

In this lot are the hand
soonest and most fashionable
broadcloths, Venetians and
the like, in black. blue. tan.
castor, mode and red: with
Jackets: in several styles and
silk lined; with skirts having
the new box pleat backs;
which sold up TO SIS. for
Sg.9S.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09
Sapl,o l. Coming.

That tremendously advertised. much.
talked. of and famous play "Sapho" will
bc the attraction at the opera house one
night only. Tuesday, June l.. This
announcement Is one that will excite
int.rcs, among the theatre go.rs.
Tn. drnmntizntion OF "Snpho" used by
Taylor 4 Wands is acknowledged by
those critical persons who have read n,
10 be the bcs, drnmntila,ion of ''Snpho''
ever put on the boards, preserving all
poetry, beauty md dramatic strength Of
the book.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09
Labor And Politics.

David G. Coats, president Of the State
Federation OF Labor IN his address
before the anual sessions at Cripple
Creek, Monday. sa,d: "Let me say few
words on the national political situation.
Under Mckinley this country has wit
messed the concentratlcr OF governmentt
its use in the interest OF the wealth own
era aud against the wealth producers,
the building OF n large army OF soldiers
to suppress the liberties OF people OF
other countries, and to finally visit the
same wrongs upon our own people.
Everything which tends to the subjuga-
tion and oppression OF the American
working people has been gladly fur
thered by President Mckinley at the die
tntion OF those who will profit thereby,
and whose commands he must obey.
Under these circumstances, | believe
our tirs, political duty TO be to see that
Mr.. Mckinley's reign is ended with his
present ts, m OF office.
"Unquestionably Mr.. W. J. Bryan will
be the instrument used TO bring about
such II defeat. and nothing should he
allowed to stand in the way OF united
support Of Mr.. Bryan To arrive ut such
result. | do not speak Of Mr. Bryan las
democrat, or M II member Of the dem
ocrntic pnrty. but as man whom
believe stands prceminently above his
political party for relief OF the people
from the present political oligarchy OF
the masters OF Mr.. Mckinley. Should
Mr.. Mckinley bc reelected, offer ms
prediction that We will witness militarism
run riot; free speech and free assemblnGe
suppressed; forts and "bull pens" erected
in every center for the incarceration of
all who dare incur the dispensure OF the
rulers OF the country. The united voice
and vote OF organized labor throughout
the country should be given in support
OF the election OF William Jennings
Bry an for president"
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09
hoard Meeting.

The town council met Thursday
night and passed on several bills, most
of which were allowed. Tho claim OF
Jcase Stephenson for 40 was disallowed,
and the cla,m Of Miss Kennedy for 500
was laid over. The street and nlley com
m,ttee were authorized 10 repair the
stone wster tank nj corner OF Adams
aud First Avenue.
The % shares Of Lariatt ditch stock.
offered the towI by the Hartford Loan Il
Trust Co. WIS accepted, the consider
alton being ela1. This will give the
town plenty of water for irrignting pur-
DalAea
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

articles, stocks and bonds. arc regulated
at will by the na,ionl bank combine.
All the other trusts must bow to the will
of this combine.
The people are fully awake 10 the dan
gers which Plutocracy threatens and
.hcir warning voice is heard The in
iiation OF bank bills, the purchase OF
able lawyers, and all the Vaccinations
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09
Labor State Ticket.

IL will be remembered that some time
ago the State Federation OF Labor placed
IN nomination the names OF several per
sons for the different state officers To be
elected, which names were submitted to
nm initiative and referendum vote. The
result OF the balloting was determined
at the Cripple Creek convention Wedncs-
day, and the same WIS affirmed. Tie
ticket is as follows:
Justice OF the supreme court NJ. j.
Galligan, OF Pueblo.
Governor-D. G, Coplcy, OF Altman.
Lieutenant governor +. u. Trumbcll,
OF lcadvilc.
Secretary OF state -Thomas Anncnr Of
S,lverton.
Attorney eeneral-John II. Murphy Of
Denver.
Treasurcr-C. II. Lars, OF Boulder.
Auditor-Gcorgc Clark of Boulder.
Superintendent Of public instruction -
$. Murry of Durango
Regents of the unNcrsi,y-lH. Ken.
drick, Lcadviile: q. II wasson, Canon
City;P. J. Ryan, Gilman.
Presidential electors Smyihe OF
Teller county; JOY Pollard. Teller county
county; Sohn Casey, Silycrton; Wilhnm
Joplin. Boulder.
For Congress- First district. J. War
ncr Mills. second district, John &. Bell.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

the sole power OF expanding and dimin-
ishlns the volume of ne . with which
the people conduct the affairs OF life, "A
monopoly delegated to it by congress.
This is the first sovereign power ever del
cgatcd by the govcrnmcn, to private
individuals. BY the use oi this auto
cratic power, prices not only Of the raw
materials: but of all manufactured
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09
LABOR VS.. GREED. A WARNING TO PLUTOCRACY

The people are getting ready to wage
mighty battle against the trusts and
combines which now rule the land and
absorb the products of labor. The
trusts fix the prices of the raw materials,
such as wheat, corn, cotton-thc pro
ducts OF the fields and the mines.
The greatest and most dangerous trust
OF all is the combination which now has
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

q. Cady II former Crccdc boy,
and II member of company q, lst
Colorado, during its service IN the
Philippines is paying II visit TO the
camp. lie was shot through the
hip during the campaign against
the insurgents and will finish his
life a cripplc.-Crccdc Miner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

When the Peoples Party Nat
,onal Committee adjourned at
Sioux Falls on May II, it was 10
reconvene Mt Kansas City July 3.
This they will do Mt S o'clock p. m..
and it is expected tina, n large ma
jorl,y of the committee will he on
hand to take official notice of any
condition which may arise touch
ing upon the interests of Bryan
side of the coming campaign.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The following table gives com
paraiivc statement for several
years of the estimated flow of the
Rio Grandc river at Del Norte,
Colorado. in cubic feet per second.
or sccond-fcct. one sccond.foot
cqualing 80 California miner, in.
chcs. or about 10 Colorado miners
inches The figures for the last
year may be revised by later
measurements.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

Tho board Of county commissioners
wi'l postpone their July meeting until
about III" 10th of that month In order
that tho nsacssor may get his beoIsH IN
order and iha, the treasurer may have
time 10 collcc, some July taxes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

We publish an advertisement of kodol
Dyspepsia Cure in our columns this issue,
and wish 10 say 10 our readers that We
believe this preparation ia worthy OF u
trinl br nny person suffering from that
agonizing disease. We honestly believe
1t will do FOR YOU all the mnnufnc,urcrs
claim FOR II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

There will be special rates to Glen
wood Springs Strawberry Day June 10.
Special rates from all Colorado points
To interior Colorado points in connection
with various excursions to bc run from
thu east during the summer. In fac,
special rates will he the order of the
day during hot weather.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

Official reports are that only loWo
Filipinos have been killed during the
war with the Americans. At this rate
it will require 500 years to subduc our
new possessions in the Orient. The
prisoners hcvc nearly all been released.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

which the money power can devise to
hoodwink the people will not avail in tho
pending campaign.
The scales must and will he balanced
so as to give the laborcr good weights
and good prices FOR the Product of his
toll, or the Last Resort will bc used.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09
W. 4. 7. 4.

The 10th md 18th districts Of the w
Z. 4. U will hold a two DAYS convention
at Monte Vista, Thursday and FRIDAY,
June II and Il. Th,se districts com.
prise the San Luis valley.
Mrs liaSlcy, state president, will
attend, and 1t IS expected the Rev. Il. A
Chase of Denver, president, of the Anti.
Saloon League. will nlso II, present
A good attendance from all parts al
the valley is looked Tor.
The sessions Of the convention will bc
held nj y \. NJ. > and sP. NJ. OF both
days. A general invitation If extended
TO nll who are interested IN temperance
work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The first annual meeting of the
San Luis Valley Association of Odd
Fellows will bc held at Crccdc June II.
An excellent program has been arranged.
\ half fare will he offered and good
social time il promised. iiall in the
evening. All Odd Fellows and their
families are invited. Crccdc bcnrs all
the expenses including refreshments etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

l. +. Stitt returned from Creston.
Thursday where he has opened u meat
market. lie In quite elnted over the
pr~pscts. The rev company ia doing
Iots OF business on the grant aud ia put.
ting up n nice business oliicc. The com.
pany's pay roll is now 5000 week.
The railroad is not expected 10 reach
the camp until fall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

e. u. Mathis left "Wednesday night for
the east. Thursday and Friday he
attended the state convention nt Denver,
~ delegate. .Ionday evening he will
witness the marrin." Of his son El. and
Tuesday he will start for his old Ken
lucky home whore he will remnin u few
weeks and then return 10 this city with
his wife who hns much improved in
health during her stay in her native
state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

the bill for national soldiers home
at Denver failed Ia pass the ho,isc.
There were too many bills for soldiers
homes all over the country from Maine
To South Dakota and ns n result none oi
them passed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The members Of the Christian church
nrc urged to be present nj n meeting TO
be held n, their church Sunday morn.
ing, June 10, at II \. "a.
by Order Of the Board.
CLERR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The third quarterly conference OF the
NJ. T.. church Of Monte Vista will bc
held in the lecture room of the church
Monday. june II. at 2.b u. NJ. Let
those responsible for reports have them
ready
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

A. q. Cook will soon leave on nm
exploring trip 10 the Enchanted Mesa IN
) tho southwest u Colorado aud New
Mexico. lis 10 som~whn, familiar with
the country aud IL likely 10 "ncnrth
soue valuable relics hidden by historic
race.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The report Of J. Harlan Collins. ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF Jas. II. Col.
lins, has been filed in the probate court,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The Childrcn's Day exercises Of the
NJ. l.. Sunday school Of Monte Vista will
bc postponed from Sunday June 10, to
Sunday, June II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

DR. Barnes says Tom Newton IL a boss
kicker. lie told Ton. he hoped he would
live lW years aud he town marshall all
that time. To thi. the marshal kicked
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

Alic. Chase returned from Greeley
whore she has been attending the Srate
Normal school Tia. past year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The Old Maids convention will take
the town by storm tonight. Don't fail
to attend. Tho proceeds are Tor Library
Association.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

Reserved seats at the Old Maids con
vcntion only Gc.: general admission DC.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

Mrs. Moses Keller and Mrs. =. NJ. Kel.
lcr returned Friday from visi, OF soy.
eral weeks IN Kentucky.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

II takes two women 10 make one nnn
according Ia Prof Mnk~,vcr's receipt, go
10 the Old Maids convention aud see.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

NJ. l.. Heath Of Jasper was in town the
fore part of the week on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

Capt. Aldrich reports having had
good demand for celery and cabbag
plants.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09
$500 Reward.

The town Of Monte Vista oilers the
above reward for evidence that will lead
10 the arrest aud conviction Of the parties
who broke into the opera house Wcdncs.
day night,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

I'd Mathis and Miss Anna iiinklcy are
To he married nt Denver next Monday
night June ith.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

T.. Mulholland, recently foreman OF
the Durkcc ranch expects to leave in n
short time ON an overland trip ,o Wash
ington state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

The Superintendent OF Irrigation
drove into town "Wednesday. IL is
rumored TINT he IL To be married June
l2th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

Commissioner Clark is thinking Of
taking advantage of special rates 10
Philadelphia and visit his folks in Penn
sylvnnia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

S. Fassct, and w. w. Reilly mnde ,
flying trip 10 Spanish Creek tn" iirs, oI
the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

None but millionaircs need apply Tor
recognition in the 9. o. p.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

A. l.. Fellows, photographer.
Miss Mabel Clay, OF Crccdr, visited
sith Mrs. Monroe Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

II. II. NEWTON. Marshal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

NJ. l.. Heath OF Jasper was in town the
fore part OF the week on business.
Reserved seats at the Old Maids con
vcn,ion only 35c.: general admission &c.
Capt. Aldrich reports having had
good demand for celery and cabbage
plants.
$. Fasscit and w. W. Reilly mnde "A
flying trip 10 Spanish Creek the iirs, OF
the week.
Ed Mathis and Miss Anna iiinlilcy are
To he married u, Denver next Monday
night June ith.
Mrs. Moses Keller and Mrs. \. NJ. Kel.
lcr returned Friday from visi, OF s"v.
cral weeks IN Kentucky.
Alice Chase returned from Grccl.y
whore she has been attending the Srate
Normal school Tia. past year.
The Superintendent Of Irrigation
drove into town Wednesday. II is
rumored TINT he is 10 bc married June
18th.
Commissioner Clark is thinking OF
taking advantage of special rates 10
Philadelphia and visit his folks in Penn
sylvnnia.
T.. Mulholland, recently foreman ot
the Durkcc ranch expects 10 leave in
short time ON an overland trip ,o Wash
ington state.
The Old Maids convention will take
the town by storm tonight. Don't fail
to attend. The proceeds are Tor Library
Association.
The third quarterly conference OF the
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-17
BUSINESS NOTICES,

MILLINERY. Rf.-Opeh'hG doyS' OetopF F l,,Io
"Rs r. +. hEELER' forl'dhu stIee'' MOT
rlsVlIle'
MILLINERY. line of fan and winter goods
from Bosron and New York markets MRS
M A. JEyyEy. Stowe. VT.
REsTAURANT Warm and cold meals at alI
houts MRS. q. RowEN, Main street, Morris
help WANTED - Two men to work at um
beriDg. Good nay.
KIT I. RUSSELL. NoIrlsvllle,
Nr,r,ryrpv -Firoovb,hi+ of trimmed miI.in.
or, l,t,l,Ir,r rbrrSa,,, ond Friday n + IA
ond iai "a NJ ,py Il WoGGny o' Main stree, Nor.
,',u nil,.,i" - '''i'
''''''
WANTED Position as Stationary Engineer
Have had experience and can give references
in evrhanra Add,nss BEpr Su,6 Roy
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-17

Mrs. H. NJ. Gordon and Mrs. Bar
rett have gone to Boston.
Remember the Mt. Vernon Lodge
meeting this evening. 1t will be quite
an important one.
A branch of a second growth of a
tomato plant, bearing blossoms, was
brought in Monday by j. W. Tit.
"Sime" Luce, who is the ianitor,
and ought to know, says that after
some entertainments in Town Hall
the floor is too literally sprinkled
with tobacco juice. 1t is not only an
insult to those who do not chew
the weed, but also to the respectable
place that has been provided in which
to hold enter tainments.
At the special village meeting held
Monday evening A F. Whitney pre-
sided, with A. A. Niles as clerk. 1t
was voted to have a Fire Department,
also selected a committee of eight
citizens-composed of the five Village
Trustees, Fire Chief, and his first and
second Assistants-to organize and
equip the same. Enlistment can be
made at c. H. A. Stafford's Office, and
from these will be selected the II men
desired to fill the quota. The Trus-
tees were empowered to draw orders
to meet the payment of all bills.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-17
LOCAL NEWS.
MoRRISvlLLE.

Post meeting Saturday evening.
Lloyd Bentley is clerking at DSi-
nell's.
Forrest Goodrich of Westlord is
visiting in town.
Mrs. +. A. Harrison is visiting friends
and relatives in Stowe.
A. f. Sherman of Ludlow is stop
ping at Hiram Safford's.
G. NJ. Edmunds of Glenn Sutton, P.
G., is a guest of II. j. f lmulds.
DR.. and Mrs. J w. Robbins were in
Montreal several days last week.
Will Nicholson has a new racing
bike, which he claims to be leader.
Mrs. Orvile Reed visited her sister,
Mrs. G. w. Drown, at Barre recently.
There was an accidental meeting of
four octogenarians to take dinner at
C. S. Wider's last Saturday. They
were Mrs. John Terrill, aged 81, Oct.
/ her niece, Mrs. M. G. Hall of Dahl
omega, Ga, 50, Jan. 16; Timothy
Terrill, 81, Dec. 10, and Il G. Cram
96, Jan. 16.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-17
HYDE PARK,


That ''panther" is still abroad.
Gov. Page has been in Boston the
past few days.
Mrs. Isaac Vaughan is ill with a
rheumatic trouble.
F. H. Mcfarland is doing business
in Franklin county this week.
Ex-Lieut-Gov. Bates was in the
place last week on legal business.
Three tickets were sold here last
week for the White Mountain excur-
sion.
NJ, D. Whitney returned Tuesday
from few days visit at Granville,
N. Y.
Advertised letters Henry Hopkin-
son, Mrs. Rosa Call, c. j. Bliss, g. l..
Clark.
Giblet, the shoemaker, has added a
supply of harness, blankets, etc, to
his stock.
Mrs. E. G. Page and Miss Wilma
Leach returned from Boston last
Thursday.
The rain of Sunday and the whiz
of Tuesday hurried the leaves eff in
great shape.
Street Commissioner Stevens is
patching up the mud holes in the
village streets.
B. R. Houghton, the father of Mrs.
Glenn Wilkins, will make his home
here this winter.
Owing to the Fair there will be no
devotions at st. Teresas church
Friday evening,
Nathan Cobleigh and family spent
several days the past week with rela-
tives in EImOre.
Will LaPorte has been making re-
pairs about his dwellings, as has also
Lawrence Sawyer.
Stone is being drawn to the lot
opposite the Catholic church, where
will be built tenement house.
Charles II. Bliss left this morning
on his annual pilgrimage to Boston,
He will be gone about one week.
The gale Tuesday blew down the
big pole which supported the McKin,
ley and Roosevelt campaign flag.
The frame of C. A. Knights green
house is now up and the work of put
ting on the glass will soon commence
Several of our townspe ople are al
Montpelier this week, witnessing the
election of a United States Senator
f. N. Keller shipped carload o
cattle, picked up down Fairfield way
last week, to an asylum at Foxboro
Mass.
James Towle has dissolved partner
ship with Fred Currier. James sue
cessor is his predecessor, Prof. Ly
decker.
Henry Campbell and wife of Wes
Charleston were here several day
recently, the guests of their daughter
Mrs. E. L. Ingalls,.
Thomas Moore started for Chicago
last Thursday. He is called there oil
business connected with the estate o
his sister, Mrs. Land.
Leslie Minor has closed up his ic
business for the season. A contem
plated business venture in Fairfield
is the cause of the finish.
The prize for the best dancer, givel
by the glassblowers at Morrisvill
last Friday evening, was awarded t,
Dewey Hanley of this place.
A bill asking for a county tax @
two per cent so as to complete repair
upon the county buildings, will sool
be presented to the legislature.
In absence of Rev. F. C. Taylor, R
W. Hulburd read a sermon at th
church last Sunday morning. Gov
Page will read one next Sunday.
Col. Mcfarland is attending an in
surance meeting at Montpelier to
day, and tomorrow will attend
meeting of New England bankers a
Burlington.
+ The creamery now takes in mil
every other day. The change fror
daily to every other day commence
, last Monday and will continue th
rest of the season.
Concrete walks are needed in thi
village. 1t may be little late t
put them in this fall, but it is a
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-17
STONES ORCHESTRA.

NEUSIC FURNISHED FOR CONCERTS,
NA Weddings, Lawn Parties, Promenades,
Dancing and all occasions where music Is
reuuired. Violin Lessons Bows Rchaired;
Violns for sale. p. E. STONE, Murrisville.