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melons. sisea per don: e.n..loupes. rsls per
Fruits.

melons. io@7 per doz: eansaioupes. rsls per
Fruits.
Green Fr,its-orrnse.. A@f5o: lemons. 81. soas %,
sceording TO grade; bananas 81 75a2 rs apples SOC
GEL fresh cider. ssc per saiidn pinesppies, s per
CO psr boz Bartlett pears. 7ses sI''' De''"' "s
Dried Frai,s- Apricots. bieached, per ID. 1875:
ca oi II soa. sss s per ,,s r White IN "a .,'a
w,.shi1sson; sssc csiiforna ssgae; raisins. l. l..
Musests G scsdIs. salssns is r. per ssf' is
SMYRNA fig. fancy. large. &c: fancy. small. lie;
i2c per To-
Lumber and Building Materials.
Los.- Superior quality. per NJ. No ! hr. gs7;
p. " sos spruce logs. $50; cedar single bolts.
Lunber-Tfr. rough $50; thick anish. surfaced,
one q two sides. :. 10 and !? inches vide. siS@2p;
extra on.-inch finish. sisaIs: ali vertical grain. 81
psr NJ extra. Flooring Dressed and matched, 81
i2insh. ssgis.. Fencing No 1 or sineh snish,
NJ. \ ~; @ channel rustic. or drop siding,
rsisht 400 iss' El@li Fir times..Iosst. md
s. sli8is Boa boards-i2ineh and up. SIS
a. shinsie-, slN standard shingles, slio; finch
. c.a.r squares. md % feet ssls s,5' pick
MIN Hf1etls ~ III adfancf of green DNfsre, SIC.
Cement. Portland X 4 s. S,Ts; Aisen. o.Ts.
Iim z, Harbor, H@i San Juan. sl.oi ISL
Plaster Golden Gate, per Dbl. cs
up per sack
Canned Goods.
Canned Vegetables ttobbiBsl- Tomatoes. 2.-Ib. CSC
@sln; tomatoes, gallon, Hng4; Silver shield.
Lima beans, sias; isoston baked beans nisa2 IS
mushroom Ssn. q so's ~ French peas g $3.50
,ssE.' ysssh.., cslor,s = is q IA.
s ss ~ ~ soS.ess ssn'; .s .p saRs H.
pineappies. Johnson's. s2,sa35 Pie-Assorted,
s saso tn s Tim 4 s s s.'ss ea,
tins, ,fa; grapes. aslS Tin. VS.
per dou. saTsas.2s; salmon. Alaska PINK. SIS;
s Ala.sa , :ve, dor 'a Puget , sound ~, Az
s y pisa, lss Sa o. key, ness rs -, ..r sa
aas sS :sr% nss doe S.r &C. ss. sfse SID Tins per
coined sssi iis s.n: us ea,s:a sss, sIs tin:
s csns pts p ros. bes esn .. eh ass
roast mutton. So 2si roast turkey. - 50; pigs feet.
staple Groceries.
Chocolate tiobbinef- Bakers leib Premium. SIC;
ia.lb Eagle, &c; star. i2-lb boses. Dc
Cocoa cobbing)-Epps Alb tins. lib boxes, sc:
bakers tib boxes, NC; van Hnutens lib TINS.
Csc ". gc; Is, 81; Ghirardeilis, bib. CSC
Condensed Mnk tiohbins, Eagle. per case v.7s;
Highland W5 81 Charles cream, s75i standard.
S&; Monroe, unsweetened. s.: Economy siS;
$3.50" tsee.,,nu, ,v.,,.s,.,.s,.. .v.y -. a..
Sss; medium SIS; large $3.50
syI,ips Iiobbinsl- Drips, bbIs. per gallon. &c;
dnps. ibbs per gal fec drips Kegs per gal, Nr5:
drirs Isai tins per case, S47s: drirs tgai tins
ssso California dnps. heal tins per case, ss5
New Orleans rnoisssss raj tins Der case ssag 50.
maple. Log cabin i-rai tins per do,. si,; !.
gal tins. per dsz, SIS: 5sal Jackets Aso; Hills.
ieai cans. p.r do, 40 40. lrsi can. Is. ausrt hot.
tles a.; pints 81 IS. isai Jackets % Isl sQsl tns
81 .hhls 75r p%r rnl
Jeilies ttobbinsi~ 2oib pals Soc; sob nails each
81, California 2.ib cans dor in ease per doz
81 sOsi 20
Crackers tiohbingl- sodas X. ,c per lb, soda
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET,
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO Aug. 1.--Csttle- Receipts, II, Dn head
Including 1000 westsrns and 500 Texans Native Sc
iccted and Westerns steady. Tsxans active l0di5c
higher. Coed 10 prime seers u ssds. 10; poor 10
medium 81 coos 10. selected feeders strong, active
A6s Is mixed stockers steady 70 slow, s. esd3 %
COWS s7T5as 50; calves. active. I74oc higher than
last Tuesday N87 Is. Texans-Fed stssts, 81. $50
S, grass steers s. ssps 20 bulls 81. soaS.e.
Hogs Receipts today. II 900 head, estimated for to-
morrow 8 on; sft over. 5000 steady Ton. IS IA
uited and butchers ~ soas W: good 10 choice heavy
ssss IS; rough heavy. a sos<S light. sos. all
tulk II soles. IS i0as IS.
sheep Receipts. N,0p head sheep. steady 10
stfong loo higher; lambs active fos5c higher Coed
10 choice wsthers. 81 sat; medium 70 ehoice mixed
s. Gsda TO- Western sheep. u. 'nss. 10; TEXAS sheep
s., saas .; native hm~, sssss. Western lambs.
81 rsss IS
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are ailtnK, all who feel u gradual
weakening or all who realise that
their health IL betn9 undermined
by some unknown complaint, 60 cut
ont this sltp. Mark the question that
applies 10 your case and Doctor
Copeland win diagnose your case
for you.
For thts' Doctor Cop~isnd's serv-
ices are freei IL means mo charge
viii he made, not n penny will he
received. IL means mo- proWtse %
pay-no future obligation II applied
or demanded. II means what IL
says, To one and all IL IL uneauivo-
caIiy ana absolutely free.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON Anz ~ Wheat -Csrgnes On ratsaEe.
No I siandsFd California. Ns - esnsnss waia
Walls - ~ Eneiish renntfs markcts steady
LIVERPOOL. Aug y Mheat@Fiv No
s;sntstd CslifssuiA q ~ Wheat ard Aaar ~
Fsra tali ceaasrY markets. susst, Westhes in
England overcast
wheat Clase ssy s,ssty Ne wssssru I'D.
y "a. 80 { NaffFsrn srysnz e NJ No I caitfo-
nts = Atsta ~ FutuFss. aaiss septerahef. q "a
December = ~
Germ erc' erm Arefirsn rs8sed, ss~ - "a "a
y ~ Picture 'sestr, sFr'erater. % ~ octchss
T. "a: November d Nt
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Nasal AND
BRONCHIAL
CATARRn.
Mr.. Jos. Besupr-. A.

Nasal AND Mr.. Jos. Beaupr-. A.
BRONCHIAL lngton Hotel. Tacoma,
cATARRN wash; Two years ago
contracted severe cold.
which neglected until II became q chron-
&c case OF catarrh and finally developed
bronchial disease I'm an aggravated form.
then commenced taking medicines OF
all kinds. but none seemed 10 do mo any
good and | steadily grew worse.
when ] commenced my trea rfnenf at
the Copeland Institute was
A Very sick Man.
I could seldom get air through my nose,
and breathing through the mouth would
bring on terrible coughing attacks during
which would nearly strange 20 death.
These attacks occurred many times each
day and every breath was accompanied
by n wheeling. rafting sound In my cheat.
could not eat sleep or work, and was
altogether broken down.
"In one weeks time after commencing
the Copeland treatment ! felt better. and
since then 1 have continued TO improve.
until I am now perfectly weli-as we'll sx
before the beginning Of my trouhie--and
al effects Of the disease have bean re-
moved -
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Catarrh. Bronchitis
and Stomach Disease
Hearing Restored.

Mr.. Jacob Kennedy, 1890 First
avenue, Seattle. tells OF the recovery Of
his lost sense of hearing and tho cure OF
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-Export-No. l club. Sc; No I biuestem.
SIC. Millins-Sc. club. Sic; bluesten. Sec.
% % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. Aug 8--wheat-steady, with
fairly large sales reported; wals wais. &c: Valley.
5sassc; bluestem. ssasse.
q % %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Aug. 1.-Wheat--Quiet; but 10 higher d:
bluestem ssic: club, S4c: both for export.
p % %
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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exclusive right FOR Washington to Rand.
MeNslly n Co.'S latest folder map OF
China and Asia These may be secured
at Post-Intelligencer business offices AZ
10 cents each.
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Hs..l- 3 CANAI. ROUTE.
The steamer Olympic Wiil leave Cal
hraith dock Mondays, WefnesiRva ana
FridaTS az : q m, Tor Kingston. Pofut-
No Polnf. Fort Gamble, RangoT. sesbeSk
Brinnhn. ppckahush, Holly DewAtro,
LiliiwSQn, HooispoFt. uniou CITY and
way andanss- Returning on alternate
days. For freigHt nHl passenger rates
Apply 20 agent az GalhFaith lock
=. = LIBBY. Master.
FOR WftTpRY ISLAND POINTS AND
IA CONNER Steamer FATRWAVFN
leaves Central dock. Seattle daily at
m. except sundays Returning. leaves "a
Conner ~ .. m, except sundays, touch.
Ing AZ Edm0nds. Clinton. Browns Point
Langley. Coupsvilie. san de Fucz Oak
EarboF Ttsaiady and la Conner
la CONNER TRADING A. TRASs-
PoRTATiOS COMPANY. Owners. Tel
enAaGAA Malu Ill
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ON and after September steamer Ro-
sale will leave Columbia street dock for
Victoria At 10 p. m. instead Of II o'clock
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CONSULTATION 70 ALL
The Copeland Medical Institute
STEAMERS.


DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves city dock
sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays NJ ~
midnight for Port Townsend Port VIII
Crescent Gsttysburg Pysht, ciniiam sni
Neah bay. Returning, leaves Port An-
gelgs Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at a m. leaves Port Townsend AZ 10
a. m. arrives in seattle al t.so y. M
Steamer Garland leaves city dock ken-
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays AZ y md
Dungeness, Pert Angeles and Victoria.
Returning leaves Port Angeles at 8 a. m.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
leaves Port Townsend at II a. m. arrives
Telephone Main sis
GAIT J r. THOMPSON. Manager.
FLY on THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round sia, trips aally, eHespt sunday
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular. daily trips seattie-Taeoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE
TIME CARD.
Leave ssattie-f'a. iiss A. m; zsts. els
,. M.
Leave T'son1 silS e :, r. J. 80. 80 m.
Leave seaitie~r.s9 s. m. y m. p m.
Leave TseBmas ~ D. a. m 955o 10 p. m
Landing at Northern FArife wharf Ta-
coma, and Commercial dock. foot ~ Ma
rsGn street Seattle.
SUNDAYS, steamer river o. Greyhound.
STEAMER EEfEDNE.
wHATCoM, FAihM.ANES, ANAc0H-
Leaves city dock. loot ~ Mkin street,
Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturday,. -
Leaves whascorn Sundays. wednesday
ard Fridays. : n
Fare from Seattle. f10N
" , ELLIS, Tfar-ie Manager.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNGTNN ROUTE
STEAMER NARY y FERLEY
Leaves fsot ~ Warrington street Al so
H sq g,s:..,,. 20 T. re- ~ Pie $50
chSries,or, sianey. TracJton. csse6. s,i.
serfAle Returning leaves Etiver3aie
a m sidney. Ts% n. Leaves sidney
SATURDAY. nights az SD ., n. Telephone.
FORT ORCHARD AID PORT WASH
T%GTON ROUTE,
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
earning =. q Nall
Leaves city dock AZ - a. "a. fer fort at
Rean point. Pleasant Beach. BFemsrten.
limited States navy yard, SiAneY. Charles
ton TrarFton. CHsc0 ard SiiFefeala t.e-
turning. leaves sidney D. NJ, hFemert0a
Lilly. BoGARDus a co, Agsnts.
Telephone. Main u.
Fare Port Orchard points. zSG
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HOME TREATMENT.

To hosss of sufferers everywhere
Doctor Copeland addresses 20 one
and all the following list of ases-
tions 90 enable those VINO live MT
distance 60 understand the nature
OF their affiictfon.
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lIIET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Aug q, 1900
<..s,s AZ the Seattle. Tacoma. spokane and
..sS clearing houses today we're:
Clearanees Balances
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SEATTLE Il EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
40 oN rHE aREYHouNp.


60 ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE.
Time card-feares Seattle a m II m
and o. m. Leaves Everett elb a. M.
$50 y, IN. and 1;i5 ., IA.
Three round trips daily, except Sunday
Connections--At Seattle with the steam
sr Flyer for Tacoma. al Everett with the
steamer Mikado for Snohomish and with
the Everett and &onte Crlsto railway fer
Monte Crtsin and way stations.
C0imAn dock. Seattle Merchants dock.
Everett Telephone Seattle, Red al,
Everett "a. = y. SCOTT Manager.
HOOD CANAL AND PORT GAMBLE
ROUTE
STEAMER pOpE
Leaves Central dock ~ Tuesdays, Thur~-
days sna SATURDAYS Al a. m, returning
on alternate days Telephone. Main sas
W. T. GAFFNER, Manager.
STEAMER poDE
FOR CHARTER To RUN ExCUR-
SfOSS
CARRIES 80 PAssESGERs
- ". dAFFSER.
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otis and Turpentin~.

Cylinder o. hhls, gaeseor eassn s. advance
White lead Cabling Pipuecr or Carter ssyl 10
Cenier, iic nesoe lie Prepared paints S,sai
cans. 81 iIsl ~. ieal cans, 81 Aai IS. tssl cana
81. AAal ~. quAn eAns sLkAaLs
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sssAiest- loeei NSslsl Yakima, Nssa par tua;
| s,ss Ie,sio-s, t4t- rsE ewt hccss. s.sl > psr
|s,es rsssesfeN y iss sack tuFnlps. 7sssssS sscs.
aeei celery. &*Se psr dof; radishss Ice psr
a, sFsru ooio1ls leV psF dog yellow pAnreF 81 Is
-. e'stef rlant, AslN PER 10: squash saSe:
- 1sRhoes ~essi pes box. rhuhNre. X. wehAt-
-. @frAtsss, cc per bon California tomatoes
"SsN pef bon ssees coga. la-lSe pss sSs! wats-.
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Leaves Colrnan'E dock. foot ~ Columbia
street. calling At Port TowuFand only.
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Pare between Seattle and Tacoma, coo:
round trip. sc.
EaHiinE 81 white star dock, foot Of
FprtnN strset
Te&sphnHe Akto IA
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DAILY. excepting Saturday. II d. m.
Landing a, the inner wharf al y,e,ort..
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STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily. except Sunday leaves fer Tacoma
aud Olympia - a. N,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02
Notice Or Forfeiture.

To j. T. SOREN aud j. q. SHlFFER:
You arc hereby notified that w have "yt
pended Two Hundred Dollar in lahur aud
improvements upon III. fl"rruc. lode, aud the
Victor l.-lr, -ituat" near Sumner. Ia Decatur
mining district. tonrjr- county, Colorado, the
location c-Ttihrnt-- al which ur- r,-nuirI Ia
tho uiiic" 81 the county clerk oi Cou-jo- county.
IN B'-'k - NJ Page is"; iu pricf Ia hold aid
premises under the pfoVi-iunH of Section ~
Rc,i=-d Statutes of the United State: hoins
the ano,int required tn hold the same f"f th"
ninety day trnm ia" first publication of this
nuiico Aun fail az ruiuf" tn contrihut" Nuuf
prupurti"n of such expenditures a. roown.ra,
yuur Interest la aid clains viii h-comr the
Section @ssi
\, ". MctoNsELI,,
WH. tAuLksIE.
Florence, April - Iup.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Doctor W. ". Rowan is a can.
didate for the Democratic nomlnn-
:ion for congress for the second
district of Colorado. The doctor,
az everybody knows. is resident
of Ouray where he stands high as
a citizen as well as in his profes-
sion. -Alamosa Courier.
The doctor should let we'll
enough alone; stay in Ouray aud
stick to his profession.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

MIR. L. Burnhan, who bought
the Beckwith mine on Mount Blan-
ca a couple years ago and has since
spent about $50. 600 in develop
ment work on it, was in Alamosa
Tuesday. He will put over 80
more men TO work on the property
at once and coniinuc development
until the mine is on n paying hnsis.
lie has ample means to prosecute
the work and is determined to find
ont just what there is in the mine.
II is located almost on the summit
of the mountain and has been con-
sider"d the richest strike yet made
in the Blanca district. Courier
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02
Stockholders Meeting.

There will he meeting Of the stock.
olders of the Star Ditch Company and
the Star Ditch Enlargement Company on
Tuesday June l2, 1900 at 7:3O o'clock p.
IN. at Blanca hotel, Monte Vista. Colo
rado, for the purpose of clecting officers
for the ensuing year, and to transact
such other business as may come be
fore the meeting. II. II. MowRNy,
Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Tn" San Luis Valley q. Il. con
vention meets in Hooper June .
TO 4 and most helpful aud en-
joysbl" session Is anticipated.
Several speakers from beyond tn.
boundaries Of III" valley will bc
present. besides the local pnsiors,
and among them will bc some Of
the best &. T.. workers in the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

The Edison experiment gold
saving mill on the Ortiz grant, N,
Dolores, New Mexico, was started
last week. Much is expected from
this process Of saving gold. lf it
IL success il mems much for
Arizona. There is gold in TINT
territory but not enough water.
The new process, ms We understand
II, is n dry one.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

a new industry hns been rs.
tablished near Florence. Colo,
that employs 75 men. 1t is n
cement plant which cost 500, 900
nnd II liz claimed that it's product
is equal To amy imported or
domestic Portland ccmcnis. The
new plant hns capacity for turning
ont $50 barrels per day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02
Notice Of Forfeiture.
. sHlrrER T. II. BEDwELL aud !. Il.
\, " MetoNNTLI
WN iAtLkSIE

SDREN
hou pre- hereby notified TINT I have expended
On. Hundred bullnr. IN lals,r nnd iuipr,,-,
mrnis uI-ai the orin,cu loir, -ituntn In Eun
die" Gnlch. Decatur mininu district ,nnrlu-
cuuniy, Colorado, ia" lo-attun certificate oi
which l. r--ori.i In the records oi tunri,ts
r"nniy, In ii'-'k .. At Page iGl Ia order io hold
said prrmi-rs under the prn, isi.n- of E.srtinu,
I'll N"Nir"i Ststutr- al tho United State
i-aing the amount r-Iuifri tn h"ld tl.. sam" iut
tll" year ending December a, iey' Nhd IL
~ithin ninety dnys ir,m the =.rNis" al this
no,ic" y"u fnil or r-insr tn rontribuir your
pr'i.btii"u oi such expenditures ar e,.uwn"rs,
your Interest In said claim viii b-euuuo tlr
pn"p-riy OF the rubscrihrr un.ior the aid
s''cii"n si.i. u. n Cnoch.
Sumner, April 81 tSo
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Wimfred Black gives a goot
write-up of W. II. Hearst. pro.
prietor of the Now York Journal.
She says when the Journal came
out for Bryan four years ago his
advisers were horror struck,
They told him New York WAS a
gold center; that tho paper was
Just getting started there and that
he could not afford to kill it by
coming out for Bryan and anarchy.
Mr.. Hearst listened politely TO all
they had to say. When they were
quite finished, Mr. Hearst turned
to his editorial chief and said:
"Come out good and strong for
Bryan and silver tomorrow morn
ing; the journal is Bryan man. "
The next day the subscription
clerks were kept busy cancelling
subscribers. The New York gold
would not support silver paper.
Things looked little blue in the
business Office. In four or five
days the country subscriptions
began to pour in. Many of them
came by telegraph. The journal
was the only blg silver paper in
America. The circulation began
to jump so fast that it was almost
miraculous. In less than five
years the journal has jumped
from $1,000 circulation to l,5O0,.
600. AS an illustration of his
enterprise she cuts this instance:
Lord Dnnraven had been to Amer
ica with his yacht, the Valkyrie to
race the American yacht. he
was defeated and took his defeat
in no very good grace. He went
and said things about Americans
and American races, in n written
paper. All the American news
papers cabled their correspondents
to send them Dunraven's article
by the very first mil. MIR. Hearst
cabled the Journals correspondent
to get that article aud cable it. 1t
cost something over 1000. Then
the Journal sent ont telegrams to
every man interested in catching
in this country, kilograms saying
"New York journal would have
Dunraven's letter in full in the
morning." You couiden't get n
journal IN New York City after s
O'Clock that morning, and the
paper got out thousands of extra
copies.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02
Notice for Publication.
DErNRrNrNr or TnE INrEIioH,
LAND OrriCE At D,i. NoHrE, toLu.
N,N u itn,

Notice is hereby given that the fnllnwiu,.
named settler has flied notice of his intention
Ia make final proof IN support OF his claim, aud
that said proof will bc made b.for. the Regis
ter and Receiver of the 4. :, Land Onicc at
Del Norts Colorado. on the I'll day uf july l,J0
via:
Rnfc u. Dixon. who made homestead entry
No. ;pli for the \. T. !, of :. l.. !, See 2 TWp.
=, y. R.a, T.. y. NJ. 4. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses tn prn,r
his continuous residence upun and cultivation
oi said land. viz:
John Z. Vaughn, Alya T. Vaughn. Gcurer G.
Midmnn, 81 M"ntc Vista, Colo. and Hurmi an
Wnrnk", "f hlam"-a Colo.
JAS. II. BNNrER,
R.FistrT
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

s. +. Steele. who spent the win.
ter IN this city. has gone To Wash.
ington. He writes that he likes
thRt state, has bought some prop.
erty at Snohomisll and will be a
fixture there for n while. The
Prospects for n good crop there
are hsttering and everything il
booming; common labor is - per
day and other labor in proportion
-four aud meat about tho same ns
at Monte Vista; butter, 81 cents;
eggs. 70 cents; potatoes, ~ % Ier
hundred. There Hr. lots Of pco.
pie going to Nome. Timothy aud
Glover about really to cut aud
berries beginning 10 get ripe and
coming into market.
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House 10 Rent.

a three room house with garden, sta
BILE and artcsian well, on Broadway il
Lariatt. FRED STARTLING.
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RIPE TOMATOES.

RIPE TOMATOES. You can raise
them If you buy my potted plants which
are now ready TO bloom. Also offer very
stoclsy early celery and cabbage plants.
Call at garden. G. S, Aldrich.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

There is good cast iron range fou
sale at George Boutwell's store Cal
and see it,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Harry Francklin is mentioned as
a possible nominee of the Repub-
licans OF Rio Grandc county for
the office of county commissioner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Mrs. p. Fornwald has been
quite low for several days, having
had an attack of hemorrhage of
the lungs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

The Del Norte creamery is max
ing 700 pounds of butter per week
and every pound sells readily.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

II looks as il the governor had
fallen down in Arsp~hoc comfy.
The republican press, however il
doing what It can to encourage Mr..
Thomas to 90 ahead with his bolt
aud appeal to the delegations out.
side Of his own county 10 let him
in with half delegation. Tho
governor Is either all right or all
wrong. Ii right he should claim
the whole loaf. but il wrong he
shouldn't have ~ bite" A little
discipline il COOL in n grca, party
organization.
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Pagosa Springs will celebrate
the Fourth OF July in grand style.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Miss Porter, principal of the
high school left for her home in
Iowa Mont.ay night where she
will spend the vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Willard Cleghorn, of South
Fork. who has been afflicted with
epilepsy for years was taken before
Judge Maryatt Monday, and
adjudged insane and sent to the
asylum at Pueblo. John Cleghorn,
his brother, was present at the
examination and so was County
Attorney Corlett.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Frank Cloudy il mentioned as a
probable candidate for governor Of
Colorado upon the republican tick
ct. He has political and business
experience, courage and ability. -
= Del Norte Enquirer.
II will need man of courage to
run for governor Of Colorado on
i, the Mckinley ticket against fu-
sion Of the i'opulists, silver rcpub-
= licans aud democrats with Bryan
ut the head of the national ticket.
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