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New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
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BlHaIo, Aug; 81 - Cattle Receipts all through.
4-ltt unchanged Neals-Onerings
igS' 10 others g 75aSs rs heavy calves $s 75a
= % OTerings. 13 steady; best heavy and
eGl 50 250$s 80 fair 10 choice Workers SO Oas6 %
s and mixed packers: SO 1oqS8 80. grassers S6G
- ly pigs 50 585 90. roughs 25GS5 10 taRs 81 a5
- % sheep and laTnbs-Oherngs cars: fairly steady
. an spring lambs chotcs TO fancy IS 5OdS5 IS fair
e. God s. sogSS 4o' common 70 good. ouis 81 25G
- 90 nandy weihers - +OGS3 so; TO extra
extra yearlings 50 4OQS3 - 4"- ~ ~
T(nlcaec aug attle-Receipts 200 head; nomi-
navy s9e9 10 prime steers. IS 3Oas6 poor
.eilur 20 ougso - stockers feeders steady 81 2J
81 %, 50 4Gd$+ 25. heiters 50 45s4 % Gamers
- %JaS2 30 bulls 81 2JQ$4 25 calves S3aS5 2s Texas
steers. SiaS9s Texas grass steers
%t4$9 Hogs-Recepts to-day. 1000 head: Monday "a.
"r mead Ieft over loo head: strong.
mixed ana butchers 50 e5Gs6 good to choice heavy
- !3HS6 90 rough heavy s. 60gs5 TO light IS G59
- ~. o-ih OF SAFES - s9GSb L. Sheep-Receips leo
sheep and lambs steady; choice wethers SO 25
81 talr 10 cholce mixed $Sgs2 a5 Western sheep $39
IS 20 yearInss 50 23gS4: native lambs S3a$5 Western
lambs 81 I5HS5 Orcal receipts for two weeks compared
This weekCattle 81 head hogs lax 200 sbs1 So -
200 Last week-Cattie, 65 500: hogs I4s 700: sheep
~ e7 -'''NS' E
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
THE WAR ON CATERPILLARS.
PARK DEPARTMENT Is SUCCESSFULLY
COMBATING \ PEST WHICH HAS AP-
PEARED EARLIER THAN USUAL

The army Of caterpiIlars that has invaded the
city parks in the last few days has met its match
in the workrnen Of the Park Department y. J.
Rose, the city landscape gardener, assured Trib-
une reporter Yesterday that the invasion is
scarcely more severe than n former years, though
ii is somewhat belated. So far the parks are
concerned. the men are combating the pest 10 the
satisfaction Of the department II Is only in places
outside the jurisdiction Of the department Of
parks-for example. Lenox-ave. and Sevventh-ave.-
that the trees are really in danger of losing their
leaves
The harmless looking tussock moth IS the cause
OF all this trouble. II warm weather they blow
in swarrns from Nevv-Jersey Long Island
and settle in colonies where the trees siCkly
and the soil dry The good condition OF Central
Park has made II less vulnerable 10 attack than
some OF the downtown squares, notably the Bat
tery, City Hall Park and Union Square The army
is fastidious. TOO, about its rations.
While the foliage Of elns and naples forms the
staple OF its diet and horse chestnuts for
Z share OF favor. the foragers viii have nothing Of
oaks.
In resisting the invaders, the Park Department
uses both the ounce Of prevention and the pound
OF cure. First. the gardeners go around the
different parks. cutting away the dead wood from
the trees and cleaning out the crowns This pre-
Nentlon process puts the trees IN good condition
and leaves few places for the moths 70 place their
nests. II the nests. however. have been placed
and the cateTpiliars have begun their deadly work
the pound of comes into play. The city en-
tomologists men then about with long handled
wire brushes and sweep down the caterpillars.
the bushei They also spray the nests with an
emulsion Of kerosene which IS fatal 10 the chrys-
Mr.. Rose says the present scourge Is sudden. but
not unusually severe. slight invasion also oc-
in the country Mr. Rose added where a regular
war was wased or the tussock moth
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York August "a 1901
kidney continues quiet steady: The quantity
for present ne@s Medium and pea are very scarce and
the feeling Is decidedly r in oonsequenee Other state
nominal California lima have worked % 81 70. at
beans here but steanisr 0Tins aos5
% medium cboice s. IS DO pea b5is Choice s. So do
White sidney shoiee 81 sSgs2 e SaSs nI,s yats SOUP
dun Sc so other toregn medium good % PRIME s 81 s ia
green en- oeas tTs bsss 81 8 ssotds bas s. 5
brI 5b lSs }oT tse N %Se p 70 e. s 9as Ss
increased supply has FyeH sellers little surplus sS0Sk
Than FOR some time past s ~ Tsd1s rad & has ssT R6 %qSe
the weather conditions and slightly easier ad-
vices from other markets In seme quarters the ssIins
-5s yt1r3e ~ business however vas very small ship
for the week foot up 3S73 pkss mostly n refrg
or which through from the West We Cream
f7GIsc, do thirds Isc state dairy fancy 1si.9
i+Gl SLa~ de,[y u Isi Se s i571sc DO
iy - e-aiss 14lI4i5c: Western factorv June packed
fancy I5se DO far 20 faoiee las 40 sS Iover
grabs 12G3c g 9a5sa ,sg.,1 butte 6c fanSy 1gsie DO
CHEEsEThe week closes with quiet , bg, ssn1Ta5 tra5
exporters were oPsratiHs such sales were re
large coorea and oaolss for same ETss o. wni's ss
Transactions have been many b a. E r vsrv limited
hat shapes % SSr,ey'5st n~sytain Part skins
srv slow unless the quality strictly choice the pro
~ small Stuclairvile yesterday
sS2 boxes sold at 9asGoIsc eolored and 9*c
the CToverdeli combination Iarze
coIored sold a 9isc and the Sanstusky Nos and
Larry wh At Liverpool cable: Colored. as %;
white as. We state. fun cream, small, col
9red fancy 9ss ae&e: good to choice. s9eac DO small
GtaGaA4c. DO good O choice. b1S~sc 90
common to fair TGSls; do large coIored fancy, esc
do good choice. G7qac do large. white fancy. bsG
ssc. do goos choice s&G9I+c. d. common to fair.
TTSLc. skins. small. choice. rrS<cs do large.
choice N asc part skins prime dsgIe' 90 rair to
RGc. DO common. 3d4C: full skins, 212l=c
FCfGS-The closing without further change. Re
repts fresh gathered SIN quite moderate but show
there IS little EFFORT force
prices higher Tone however Is quite strong AT the
Pennsylvania selected 212c; do average prime
1920: Western candled, selected lic1I.c:
uncandled selected. 16GfTc DO uncandled and IN
Southwestern. dtrties
checks aR1Ie: refrigerator 15G1T1ac--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is still steady market for
fancy red apples but for fruit the Is
rather Pears dull and. unless extra fancy,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
MONEY EASILY EARNED.
on Spare Moments.

From The London Spare Moments
An election petition was being tried and q wit
ness was called to prove bribery"
One of the gentlemen says TO me Hodge Won
for the Tories 80 said the witness
And what did you answer to thato'' asked the
counsel.
20 Well says l. How much7'"
And what did the agent say7r
He didn't say nothn'. The other gentleman
comes 10 me; and says, You must vote for the
Liberals Hodge
And what did you answer7'
II said. How much2 So he arst me what t'other
gentleman offered. and told him Ave shiIIfngs :"
And what did the Liberal agent do?"
He gave ten
Counsel sits down triumphant and up starts the
other side.
did you for the Liberals7"
No"
Did you vote for the Tories?'
No. 1 amt got vote
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
ding I1Ia,d 29-32d opened irregular, 1-64p
264f fecIina. closed quiet lrG5a points net lower
as GcroLsr . n G 25G4 ~: November 21b
5verfer-DeceTlber Ass; December-January. 41T2b;
January February, iIt'2o, fsoruaIy fI''2s
March-Apru. 4l'p
steaIiness ruled -four circles to-day with trade limited
scattered local business spring patents quoted AT
So 75GS4 winter straights 50 3og$ 10 winter patents
50 GOS2 spring clears. 81 ss3 To- extra No winter
s. 70GS2 80; No winter 81 o3aS2 COS no grade
Oota5. Fair 10 good 81 s5GS3 fancy So 30
"a ~ az 10 brand BAG MEAL-Steady Quotei
Fine white and yellow S5G$1 so; coarse. 81 2og$l %
70 arrive 2oo 10 $lsa$Is spring bran bulk SIT so
bran SIS SOC $40 city brands SIS 90 corn
meal. 500 nnseed oil cake $2s; corn oil cake ~ oo
homny chop. S2i: oilmeal, $50 so
GRAIN-wHEAT-The slight changes in wheat during
regular to-day toward highe-
level and rather firm Il o'clock with
ngs and the fact that seaboard clearances
We're heavy again. aggregatng round million bushels
and -four, with an unusual proportion OF the
bearsh considerations seemed oNershaoWed
influences. and covering formed important
part OF the days operations, spite Of Northwest
c1fps amounting 500 cables. out
only twenty actually developed, OF the bids
being low quotations showed 10 TO % points
show something Of increase on the late cyro
there little feature change, September closing
Toxic and December T75sc at o'clock. No red wheat
closed TAG, anoat; No red. T5Ac. elevator 10
Northern Duluth, Tsgsc and No l hard Duluth. so7sc
both o b .CORN-Eary weakness In corn
to-day replaced finally by recovery ana a rather
bearish considerations again dominated the market pro
noting further liquidation and general bear attaeks IA
cline Of 6&f cables together favorable cond
weather In corn States aided the depression
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25

COTTON, was another cay of signal saas t'T ne me
IN face OF F:ns,sh cables and talk of Tsa.Jt,,
tmd longs losing faith in their position t5T The & noms &
following the weakness acrgsi ani s+iLs - 5,s- -
lowest the while AZ the close ne r1sSr
meat Tne rank ani ale % the bull faction took sa-
mas. b & OK ne 5t " rsaace csmm.tr1eats on the
a. So, MS 19rfrE but instead broke Ilse5ls
points coslns At bottom 'Fesz9s vas s,fea as as sas &
elimination OF the advance i1augurated one week aso
S,,oI an. ~-,, ,,5sio,s sol-1 he weekly review of
~ ala --s,,,I-. - tba b@i, by The Chrou-
,cIe' the most bauisH of recent tines showing
crop in central s1as e~yo6a asp through long absence
en- @ rs & va, @ ,,n' 5 N f4iinr ,sst owing to continued
Eastern belt with 6routa q ne MISSISSIPPI
the Texas weld At not more Than $4,000 bales Much
ana very stroas s5uhsra spot markets helped 70 create
the NeCrlea1s market was cantroIIed BY fornlaabJe
August and September CLIQUE and t3a, ssPtsEber in
forbade short selling Trading active all through
5 5 session, 5 Or @ aT eT q fr 9T n, ,s St ,6@ afset m
riaBIy turned ana worked higher than before On sub
house order The public has not yeJ taken prominent
10 take hold Reports that Liverpool was bidding for
;Se E3Esh msrEet and hat New YSrE was shpPns
cotton 70 NewOI7ans fr AUGUST delivery we're in The
local market t7r futures closed a. net advance q san
an an ad{9RGe OF F 70 Sc for ia6ns sa upland and sc
ners. New England splnners bid higher this
basis for block OF mddng held local
put we're unable 70 secure the staple which being
held FOR much higher week After closing
there sensational developments IN the NewOrleans
market wild scare u shorts buying for wire house
account demand from Europe rushed October
uu 10 SOP" with August selling az Sc The later tbs
improved apaee The close however Ioc October
ana $500 on August. This amazing show OF strength
led 70 scramble Of helated shorts the curb in
New-Iork market. where 95c was paid FOR January,
as against S3c the close. Southern spot markets
showed gains ot AHl2c. will be from the fol
lowing Galveston firm &c higher. sac on OF
1904 bales, Nev-Orleans firm, c higher Ssc Mobile
nominal NC higher slzc; Savannah rrnn. Sc higher
% SSc sales Of l bale: Charleston Arm AC higher.
TO Sc. Wilmington dull unchanged at Sc; Norfolk hrm.
unchanged SAc, Baltimore nominal l-l6c higher az
SAC. Augusta arm unchanged, T-l6c Memphis firm
&c higher, Siac. The export movement limited
70 1888 bales. from Galveston 20 the Continent
The prices in the local market to-day
was folloWs:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
E7-POpE.N P70Dr~E MARKET

Liverpool Aug 2+-C11stng: Beef extra India ness
SIS ad P0rk-Pruls Western 1rn1. 4Nc LARD
American refined steady As 81 PRIME Western steady
Hars-ShOrr II Is =. steady. SIS Bacon
Cumberland % 30 n firm 45s Sd short RIB 20
steady. +6s Sd long clear ni9dies light = . .
n clear uliddles 20 ~ To-
steady Is % 20 n steady As 3D.
clear bellies II 20 Is y SIS cd shoulder
square II - 13 n. quiet 3ss Sd Cheese-Anlercan
As Sd DO Colore3 steady as Talow
Prime city Arm 25s Cd Australian in London firm rs
Cetonssed OIL Hull refined drn1 24s Sd Turpentine
R-si1f'7r1r7Or steady Is I'D
Iirseed oil steady Butrer-Jnited states hness
1rn qSs Do good hrTu. 7Ss. Petroleum steady 6+4i-
Psas-Cana4an Arm Wheat spot-No ret
Western winter Sid, No I Northern spring quiet.
s. 81 California Quiet. IS Futures quiet Seprenl
be- Tl4d December IS -. a. Corn spot quiet Amer
fcan mixed new quiet September - s4ds
October - end. November As 10ltd Flou--St- Louis
fancv winter steadv. Is 81 Hops London fPacihc
Coasu dull. fSGt3 lis
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET

a. Liverpool Aug p. m-Cotton-spot quiet. prices
HnsriGan mi51lng fair, 7 lsd good uding
".s-'.- iling 24-321. low middling 4 led. good
dav %eT o6 59f b o[dn9ry 5I6d The sales Of the
i5h and export, and included 800 bales American.
Is,tI -sn haes, including ZOO bales American.
-l-rS oIrned easier and closed quiet; American mid
Is n e august i9-64d. sellers; August and Sep
4'-o4l sellers September. 45-64d
,.ayFs C, 27-6+d4 2664d. value October
eII5oe. Il -o4d, buyers. November and December
- 20 sellers December and January Z IT-64d6
4Nid buyers JanuArys and February 17-64a4 is-64d
.,s-tt feoruarE and March. l7-64G4 ls-s4d sellers
March and April, IL cad buyers '
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-YOrk. August 7. IV0I-
COFFEF1-Lower prices and liquidation the feat
Gres Of Saturdays coffee market on the start the feel
ing tOleraby steady. despite decline Of 70 10
points Disappointing foreign market heavy Bra
gillian receipts absence speculative support were
largely 20 blame decline There nothing In
the way Of reaction. and the close the was
barely steady. prices 10 points lower. De
Wand for coffee In the market not
expectations. while offerings trihe urgent
Room sentiment bearishly inclined and selling for
short account INDUCED moderate scale. The
bulk Of the business done comprised switches of
commitments 10 the far months Total sales futures in
Guiding these switches. 80 600 The
ket dull easy prices nominalIy unchanged
on the basis n ~ G5Asc for invoice lots OF No Rio
The range Of contract prices In the local markets to
day follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25

stairway cash tube system and package carriers;
setting up counters and shelving and putting into
place the soda water fountain and the thousands
Of feet Of mirrors that are to ornament the show
windows and store interior.
The formal opening Of the store will be on
The night OF Labor Day. Monday September ?, by
which time IL Is expected that all the stock will be
moved from the old store and IN place ready for
business. A concert will be q feature OF the open-
ing reception, and among the invited guests will be
Governor Foster II. voorhees,. Mayor James VI.
Seymour and number Of other State county and
city officials and newspaper men. besides the pro-
pretors and managers Of a dozen large depart
ment stores in New-York. Philadelphia and other
cities.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
ToBACCO cOuP4NY CHANGEs lands.

Louisville. ky.. Aug 4-'The Courier Journal
says that the deal between the Harry Weissinger
Tobacco Company and the Universal Tobacco Com
pany, OF New-York. practically has been closed L
is said the Universal company did not buy Alr
Weissinger's business but secured control of -
per cent Of the stock. while Mr. Weissinger re-
tained the rest. The company now has about
10000 capital stock and II is said be the nten-
ton Of the Universal company and the Weissnger
Tobacco Company 10 double il and increase the
capacity Of the plant 70 about three times its pres
ent size The Universal company Is said
negotiating for other plants in this part Of the
country
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25

until wheat's the A
covering movement particularly in September
70 sc from low point and affected
SUI e1o 9sness was very Light With SsPtemb4r quoted 6oc
sisted OF 10 loads No closed &c: No white
eS$c and No yellow. 63lc. all ahoat OATS
- ne market quiet and easier undsr
selling for both accounts No closed ssI4c No
Sc; No white, 41AG41izc, No white 4O&c track
ai1edi Ss4Oc track white. 4lG47c; No white clips
"a - -RYE-Narket steady No Western closed
osc and No Western 62iec. both o ahoat. state
Ee oSgooc 3AFRI IEY-Aiarket quiet Feeding closed
&c and mating, 6O665c. both I Buffalo
VOL,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25

HII"TaTI7Ils f1IIoNa. vvfn
oatrts q 4p7S3 So straghts SSaS3 clears 81 7aG
- TO- surng sIecia 81 3DgS4 30 patents sa +0a$3 20
si.SHts = >J4 - 90 bakers. 50 2oGS2 spring
m3say ye1oH 55es 10 red 594e No corn 55l.e: 10
33-sr. No white a7izc fair 10 choice mailing barey
ooHH"'s &c. No faxseed. 81 -. No Northwesern 81 81
ll'thy seed - -. clover grade SIC 25
Ms P'Fs per htl 81 a5g$l4 90 lard per 100 n IS a2'
shoulders (boxed 81 25GS7 short clear sides 0ox4
> egAss 20 Whiskey, basis of high wines 81 % on
me froduce xchanEe today butter market was easy
crsameres l4a2oc dalries I2aI7c Cheesa Ann AZ e4
l"Ac Eggs dull. fresh, l3h0l4c
Duluth. Aug "a 4-Close: wheat-No hard cash 74,.
40 Northern cash. 70&c. September 7dc: August
Northern. 65+c- Oats - :. ds5is - '' ~ -'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
soT-rHERN cotton MARKETS.

Savannah Aug 24-Cot-ou drn- raiddinE S+sc; low
mddlirg 5c good ordinary, 6'sc. receipts lio bales
exports coastwse. 272. sales. L. stock, g Iel
Galveston. Aug 2+-Cotron Arrn- midcIng sc; .ow
uddlinz 7iac. receipts 3.62S oales
ex7orrs 70 the Con-iner- 661 stock - 40
Naw-OrIsans Aug 2+-Cor-on firm niddhug. s7Sc.
r,iddrg ordinary Tiac- receipts 43O
bales. sales $50 stock. 4A.0S1-
Memphis Aug 24-Corton firm; uddlng. Sc; low
m91Iing Tsc: Eood ordinary l1i6c; receipts, 43 oaes
shipments. 361. sales. 45O- stock .. los.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
A NEWARK STORES OPENING.

Broad co.'s big new department store. at
bus, aho New SITS. Newark. win be opened for
no-ns,. y me plans do not miscarry. on Tuesday
being ~ september g. A large force Of men 10
ishinr - az work day and night putting the IN
eynsnoss on the big building. setting up the
-nd y.n,,'.o o machinery 20 operate the lighting
ahg apparatus, the elevators moving
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo Aug 2f-FTcur-Good Ternarf. steady Wheat
Spring stronger. y I Ner'hsrn. ola $50. winter
Corn firm. No > yellow. SO. No 8 Do so e-rr
size. No 40. SIC du,l and lower. No ? white
57'sc Barley-Mat7s offered AZ s2Gs5- Rye dg.
N old 6lr. No new so si4- asked Canal s-.,sats-
Wheat. 3'.c: corn, &c. oats. 2'>c. rye &C.
lumber unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
THE FEDERAL TPE4STPY.

Washington Aug. 24-The condition Of the Treas
ury, divisions OF issue and redemption. at the be
ginning Of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
Yester

Foreign coffee Sa1tos-C'1ffee steady
good $500.
G24 HamburE-C1free market opened : ptenaig
lower. 23o Q unchanged pfeuniE
lower. sales 2o00O bags Havre-Co6ee market opened
steady = lower. y advanced = rranc sales
5000 bags
.-........ Juy................... 81
February -...-..... 81 90 "a 50
March. ........ 90 - September ...-.... - -
l.-..-........ 81 October
Observation-Disclosures. 81 - 81 -
.. 31 90 December 35.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
.rL,.an cc~se Is as follows. .

Rlo-Co1ee market Arm. No Rio 5000. exchange
IN lei: receipts 2ocoo bags. cleared for the United
States 5000 bags cleared fr Europe 1900 bags stock
42~ 0uo bags.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-10-26
Road to su,un,i,,iIle,

1.-The above i from the Monte
Vista journal of las, week When
ever the Board of Commissioners
of Rio Grandc county start in to
build n new ROAD Ia Surnmiivillc.
when they ALREADY have one that
has proved through over quarter
of century To bc the only feasible
route into the camp. then the PEG.
pie should rise mp IN righteous IN
dignation and enter II protest
There have already been thousands
of dollars spent IN irving Ia make
road ont via The AIamosa river
route. and III the present, ,lmu>,
bankrupt condition of the country.
il would not seem advisable Ia
attempt any further experiments
in tina, line Every once in %
while this ncw-road idea breaks
out and the country is coaxed into
spending lot more money on
somebody's visionary scheme. and
what has been the result. Moth
ing of advantage to the public or
Snmmiivillc. All such expert
mcnts have only tended To prove
the practicabili'y of the PIno,
creek route over anything yet
proposed. The county authorities
will do well to 90 mighty slow
about building any more roads
into Summitvillc. Good business
sense would dictate taking better
care of the old road. which is the
choice of ninc-ten,hs of the people
who travel TO and from Summit
vile.
THE estimated eos, of the road
l. $1,000 Ia :. 1000. and 10 his
credit County Commissioner Weiss
is reported dead against the
scheme"
The road to Sumuitvillc wa
PinoS Creek is impossible for snow
during the winter and was never
u decent road Ia haul loads over.
Now that the business al that camp
demand, an all the. year road, 1t
becomes n question of economy on
the part Of the COMMISSIONERS 4
road must he kept open for travel
and teams. even # n force of men
is required all winter summit
VILE will soon employ 100 miners
engaged IN shipping ore and the
public road must he kept IN pass.
lille condition. The proposed road
l. no, la eos, over 5000. and
when opened provides n route
which can bc kept open twelve
months IA the year ut little or no
expense. II will he located on the
south slope Of the mountain where
the snow never drifts A. ma,
ter of economy. Ia say nothing
about the great convenience II will
afford the camp. II seems fou- The
road should hc buui. provided III,
road viewers lind il practicable.
The next notable oil.riug nj the
Opera House, Oct 2i,h, is the
musical farce comedy, "Finn,pan t.
Ball. which Is proving ~ne Of the
most successful efforts in Tia.
mlrih-proyoking line Of the sen.
son. II In. every surrounding in
the way Of e.rpuiinl accessories
and II aided by on. Of III. best
companies ever engaged for It
farce comedy. The speciai,ies ar.
unique aud in,' resting aud the
pi.c. j. handsomely cos,um.-l aud
cxirayngnn,ly staged a- tn, mnn.
hgement Is supporting with their
extreme resources their best lud :.
ment of what they confidently OK.
pect To- b. the zenith Of all mus,.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-10-26

Rev. ID. {. Peters will clos. his
lSboH here mex, Sunday and will
leave the valley. Mr. Peters i. nm
advanced thinker. ahead Of the
times, aud We regret so able n
man cannot be- retained In Monte
Vista.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-10-26

a. Vi I-hcIl mai. y trip ;o
S Il h FOX Thursday "a - hunting
expedition.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-10-26

jess" Stephenson il dong the
Baxter gang the best service he
could possibly do. a. u lisorgan.
iz.r he il n success.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-10-26
X. N. PHILLIPS.


VIII cr, Anriion ss''- at a''.' IT, ~.
His post i'i''e ''i'!.s Is Mom' Wis.,.
Colo
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1901-10-26
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COLORADO SHORT LINE.

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in Missouri, Kan,a. erasxa, Iowa.Il -
urncarcs ickrt agent
r. t. HOFFMAN,, II Is. Ii,s'-ER.
Trnvelins Agent. A., 18th
Denver, Colorado.