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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
n Flying Hotel.

"rHE GOLDEN STATE LIMITED, ,"
recently placed in service between
Chicago and California. 10y tho
Rock Island System IL beyond
doubt the most palatial train ever
constructed: Bath rooms, barber
shop. library, dining service. eIec.
tuc lights, electric fans In fact
every eontriyHuco imaginable.
The Rock Island was the first
liuo to establish low excursion
rates between the East and Colo.
rndo, aud the officials will not
cease to e1pcul every effort 10 con.
iinuc To increase the popularity Of
It's resorts. With this in view, It
will not be- surprising TO see in the
very near future such trains ms
The Colorado Flyer and Tho
Rocky Mountain Limited" simi.
lnrly equipped.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
n Social Event.

The pleasant home of t. G..
Breckenridge was the scene of a
very enjoyable party last Friday
evening given by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Z. Love and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Breckenridge in honor of Earl
Love and viii Jones, who came
home 10 spend the Thanksgiving
holidays.
An excellent supper of various
courses was served at 500 O'Clock,
the remainder of the evening being
devoted to that most interesting
game Board of Trade Twelve
tables were required for the many
guests who became busily and
excitedly engaged in trading Corn"
for "oats," "beans" for wheat" ="
The game was progressive and
n tally was kept of the number won
by each person. Miss Jacobs re.
ceiyed first prize which was box
of candy and Miss Cook WAS given
n bottle labelled "ketch.up" ms
BOBBY prize.
The entertainers were gratiiied
by knowing that each one present
spent au evening of genuine enjoy
ment.
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Christian Church.

The meeting Sunday morning at
II o'clock Will bc closed meeting
on account of the annual election
of officers. All members of the
church will please be present
Sunday evening will bc given the
second of the series To young men,
subject, Seven years in College %
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Every member Is expected 10 be
present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

The establishment OF free
kindergarten in this city is n dis
tihct step forward in our educn
tional system. The Gazette has
repeatedly called attention to the
advantages of this kind Of n school
and is very glad to chronicle the
consummntion OF All effort that
has been in progress for n long
time. The free kindergarten il
worthy Of all encouragement and
support. We trust that il will
prosper and increase, and that il
may finally become incorporated
into the public school system oi
the city.-Colo. Springs Gazette.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Through tourist sleeping cars 10
Kansas City aud ST. Louis yia the
Rock Island System. The shot,est
and quickest route. Leaves Den.
yer every Saturday 300 p. M; mr..
rivcs Kansas City every Sunday
9:3O n. m., arrives ST Louis every
Sunday 600 .. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

/ have the pleasure Of Offering
to Monte Vista house. keepers the
best celery | ever raised, well
bleeched, cri-p and nutty. Get It
fresh from the garden. Also
few hundred pounds more of krout
cnbbago at - cts. per hundred.
G. $. ALDBIGH.
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fOr Rent.

\ Broom house in east end, with
artesian well, large yard, fenced.
For particulars address
l. l.. FoOsE, Del Nortc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

The presidcn, calls the attention
of congress 10 the irrcconcilable
conflict between labor aud capital.
This is n question that will require
years To settle, aa the breach con
tinunlly grows wider aud wider.
Capital seeks 10 get all I, can for
the lenst money, and labor is or.
gnniIcd 10 secure ia. lnrgcs, re-.
wards for It's toll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

I. &. Cloudy came in from Der
yer Thursday. Tie says the Hart
ford people are not disposed 10 re-.
build the Blanca hotel. Nh. Goudy
expects To 20 East in II few days
and will discuss the hotel proposl-
ton with the eastern parties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
$40 Reward.

EstrHyed: | rom COW. branded
90 on hip, y on side;' one year.
ling heifer, red, some white in
forehead, no brand, both ears split.
Notify this Office. NJ j. FUNK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
Cheap Home.

\ good, New Seven room house, with
outbuildings Well fenced, Lot lJO by
20 #. Part down, Easy Payment on
Balance, East side Of Monte Vista.
Mrs. T.. Y. Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

A short tim. ago Judge Gun.
ninghnm Of Colorado Springs se,
an example which il would be we'll
for our state aud cities II il WAS
followed. He fined and sent to
Jail five prominent men Of Colo.
RADIO City for gambling.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
q Snap.

state lease of 100 acres, well
located and fenced; some hay land;
for $4,000 cash, If sold soon.
c. G. KERR. Agent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

General Bloomfield was appoint
ed Monday by ih. court sitting
at Conejos 10 defend the Alnmosa
murlercrs, The general asked for
time in which To ncquaint himself
with the facts in the casc aud the
trial WAS accordingly postponed to
next Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

While preparing "A quantity of
vaccine for his cattle last week
John Doris got n drop or two of
the mixture on sore on his left
arm which swelled rapidly up to
the shoulder accompanied 10y Sc.
we're pain lasting several days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Clarence Shaw went IN Mont.
Vista n week ago to scc.pt n posi-.
tion IN the Stroup drug store. Call
aud see him when in tho city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

W. >. intermute and i. Il.
Cessna went to AlRmosa Wednes.
day night on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

The presidents message favors
making all forms of currency con-
vertible AT the will of the holder
into gold and he announces that
a new reciprocity treaty with
Cuba will be presented to the SEN
ate. Why the president should
commit himself to the Useless and
injurious proposition that silver
dollars should he redcemable in
gold is past understanding. The
silver dollar is n legal tender now
and is doing it's work in the cur
rency we'll. Nobody is complain
ing Of il and it is not n menace to
the gold reserve because the holder
OF silver dollar has M legal right
to demand gold for 1.-THE Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
THE MESSAGE.

is nothing in it of special interest
The president is IN hearty accord
with his party on the great issues
of the day, especially on the sub
iect of trusts, the tariff and the
currency. He says; "Our aim is
not to do away with corporations;
on the contrary. these big aggrc-
CATIONS are an inevitable develope-
ment of modern industrlalism. and
the effort to destroy them would
be futile unless accomplished in
ways that would work the utmost
mischief to the entire body polite.
We can do nothing of good IN the
way of regulating and supervising
these corporations until we fix
clearly in our minds that we are
not attacking the corporations, but
cndcavoring to do away with any
evil in them. We are not hostile
to them; we are merely determined
that they shall be so handled rs to
subscrve the public good. We
draw the line against wealth.
I'm curbing and regulating the
combinations of capital which are
or may become injurious to the
public we must be careful not TO
stop the great enterprises which
have lcgitimatcly reduced the cost
of production. not to abandon the
place which our country has won
in the leadership of the intcrna-
tional Industrial world. not to
strike down wealth with the result
of closing factories and mines, of
turning the wage worker idle in
the streets and leaving the farmer
without II market for what he
grows"
Referring 10 the tariil he sug-
gests that we cannot cripple the
wicked trusts without DESTROYING
the good ones by rcsorting to free
trade. He says:
"Onc proposition advocated has
been the reduction of the tariff rs
II means of reaching the evils of the
trusts which fall within the cate
cory have described. Not merely
would this be wholly Ineffective,
but the diversion of our efforts IN
such direction would mean the
abandonment of all intelligent at
tempt 10 do away with these evils
Many of the largest corporations,
many OF these which should Ger.
talnIy he included IN any proper
scheme of regulation. would not he
affected in the slightest by Il
change IN the tariff, save rs such
change intcrfcrcd with the general
prosperity of the country. The
only relation of the tariff To big
corporations rs n whole Is that the
tariff makes manufacture profitable
and the tariff remedy proposed
would be in effect simply 10 make
manufactures Improbable. To re-
move the tariIl rs Il punitive meas
ure directed against trusts would
inevitably result IN ruin Ia the
weaker competitors who are strug
Cling against them
On the question of the currency,
the message fnvors the making of
silver and all paper currency re-.
dccmablc in gold on demand. and
of giving the banks full control
over the volume of the nations
money. Thn, Is what Is called mn
elastic currency. ns follows:
hanks are natural servants of
commerce, and upon them should
bc placcd, ns far ns practicable, the
burden Of furnishing and main.
tanning n circulation adequate Ia
a4.,..,t., tt. ...I. - ..... l........ A. . A
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

The past week has been good for
the coal trade, but the cold wave
now seems to have passed over.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

this should be so regulated that IL
sufficient supply should be always
available for the business interests
of the country"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Bushlnger's is the place to get
up-to-data clothing at way-down
prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

l.. L. Edwards, the pharmacist,
went to Denver "Wednesday night
on brief leave OF absence To at
tend to some business matters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Standard gauge trains will be
running INTO Creede by next Sun
day. The passengers and mail will
run through from Denver to
Creede.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Fassett continues to leaf in
having the best stock of goods in
the valley from winch TO make
selections for the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

A. Il. Hubbard, manager of the
Labor Exchange store. mnde a
business trip 10 Canon City Sun
day night and returned Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
New DruO Store.

A. /. Stroup has opened hls
drug store in the Woodmen blocl.
and Is now prepared 10 do busi
ness lie has complete stock of
drugs. chemicals, patent medicines
and sunducs. Also stationery.
paints, oils, glass, etc. Call and
inspect one of the hes, arranged
drug establishments in the san
Luis valley.
Art Webster reports lack OF
cars for cattle shipment There
are - cars Of cattle waiting here
for shipment. Il at MoiIa', II at
La Jara and Sat Del Norto: cam
have been ordered for some time
and the shippers are anxiously
waiting for them. The business
on the line Of the d. 4 Il. has out.
grown the facilities Of the road 10
meet the present demands.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

MARITIME aud Fleming installed
n new trip hammer weighing over
1000 pounds in their shop this
week. This firm has now an
equipment of several first. class
labor-snving machines operated by
gasoline engine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

County Clerk c, +. Meyer of
Costilla county, who has been suf-
fering from i'll health for some
time, is spending the winter in
the lower altitude of California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

The old gentleman Boutwell, took
severe cold on his trip TO Iowa
two weeks ago, and ms conse-
quence has been sick in bed ever
since.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

DIR. Edwin Whcdon, wife and
little son arrived in town Thursday
and has since been looking for II
house and Office. Desirable rents
are very scarce IN Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
ILln.I nI n Lf.tLme

Potato, meadow aud pasture
land-2sO acres on the river near
town, old water right gate never
closed Awful cheap ON easy
terms. A. NJ. lsHELL.
The Free Reading Room at the
Library viii Dee open for the sea-
son every evening except Sunday
between the hours Of Z and 9
o'clock, W. T.. CoNANr.
Librarian.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

TAKEN Ur-At my place, corner
of North Farm, one white-face bull
about , or years old.
JOHN FRIEDRICH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

j. w. Conant aud John Meyer
went to Sumner Thursday to COM
mencc development work on some
mining properties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

HATS AT Cosr for the remain
der of the season, at Miss Nor
lanls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

The road between Jasper and
Monte Vista is quite icy in places.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Do not fail to real the new ads
of the Beehive atore and the re
duced prices offered by l.. d.
Troutfetter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Judge Brown of Alamosa made
a professional visit to this city
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Ralph Carson and Will Jones
returned Sunday night to Denver
after brief vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

The shipment Of potatoes from
this station has stopped on account
of cold weather.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
Demand for Labor.

The Chicago prosperity touters
have strained a point or two. They
tell us that the demand for labor
is greatly in excess of the supply.
This is calculated to excite the sus.
plcions of men, of whom there are
plenty, who seek work day after
after day and find no place. When
the demand for labor exceeds the
supply, no one has to seek work,
for in those circumstances work
seeks him. And when figures are
exploited to verify the assertion
that labor is scarce, while laborers
find themselves in fact redundant.
it is difficult to avoid repeating the
aphorism that while figures don't
lie liars will figure.
One thing that makes it possible
to show HI excessive demand for
labor when in fact there is much
lack of opportunities for employ
ment, is that special temporary de-
mands arise in certain directions
and for certain purposes and are
pressing. When these cannot be
promptly filed they go to swell
the statistics of nnsupplied demand
for labor. For illustration, 5000
railroad hands are wanted quickly
and temporarily. There might be
twice 5000 men out of work, yet
not half 1900 able to do this work
or willing to surrender their little
stake at home by gong as day
laborers far away. So the Stats
tics will show large unsupplied
demand for labor, though the de-
mand WAS in fact not large. nor
for permanent employment, nor
general, nor the supply of labor IN
general at all scarce. The Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06

Thomas B. Reed, of New York,
is seriously i'll with catarrhal mp.
pendicl,is.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-12-06
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

X. b. Wallace made business
trip to Denver Wednesday night.
Louis Wintermute came up from
Denver Thursday on n short visit
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GAVE HERSELF AWAY.
COUNTERPART OF STAGE INCIDENT IN
REAL. LIFE.

At the opening of Mrs Fiske's revival of Little
italy and "D- orcons'' the other night at the
Manhattan Theatre there sat in the front row. in
seats in the centre aisle, young woman and her
escort. The girl had heavy yellow hair that was
co1led in top of her head and she at
once became centre of attraction before the cur
tain went up. The hair certainly was lovely so
lovely that more than whispered to his
escort that he wished the would turn
around, and was duly rebuked for his wandering
attention. It developed that she was also
possessed of disposition best described as fond,
for she shot little gances up to her escort all the
while. and it really seemed pity that so many
persons had to be about to prevent her from cud-
ding.
Then the curtain rose and she forgotten
But when "DIvorcons'' well under way the
audience suddenly reminded of her again. To
Mrs Fiske. his frtatious wife, Frederic de Belle
vile was explaining that he had detected the calls
OF her lover ty finding the lovers coat bit OF
yarn. The lover said it was from his sister S
workbox but Mr.. de Beleville knew better He
picked up his wife's workbox pulled out her yarn
and held up the bit he had found beside hers The
two matched perfectly
her pretty head and let forth in the silence of the
theatre the most contagious peal of laughter a
sort of gloriied giggle. with note of triumph:
then she nudged her escort most meaningly And
heard the filters round her, and blushed to the
roots of her lovely hair
There's story for you said behind
her
But which of them is the guilty one?''
She. OF course" said the first speaker. Shes
the that laughs
I don't that that follows
Then you don't know women answered the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nav 81 (SpeciaD-Patten closed his May
cat deal to-day with the price at the top for the
year-491sc 1t is &c over the tip top price of any
other day this year. Patten took his stand IN the
centre of the oats crowd at the opening and main
tanned his place there through the entire session
There were about 500 800 bushels Of oats bought of
him by different interests. Logan took The largest
lots bushels. This changed hands ut 46c Bar
rell took A. 600 bushels 4Sc Smaller shorts kept
taking at intervals. About 10000 bushels were
covered in this openly and in the pit. Patten
said at the close II looked to him as If there
were shorts who had not covered at all. He made
point Of raising his bids during the session about
l.c each half hour. The oats crowd increased
from the opening. and there were probably TWO
hundred brokers and traders crowded around Fat
ten as the bell struck u o'clock ending the session
and winding up the deal which has been IN eN-
ie+ence about six months. Patten Is supposed to
have owned at time about 100000 busheiS oil
Nav oats but has evidently been Iiquldatihs loF
two months The deal must pay a handsome PfoiI''
Tho stool, of oats here is not ever 800" push
els All the month Patten has been shipping as t'1e
oats were delivered to him. and has Teen eNT ortns
direct through the Fowlers To-day S feseip's were
only 29l cars; Mondays estimate put "D cars III
snte Of the may strength the deferred rcnths were
weak and closed &c to &c under Ihursoay. OiiS
on ron bushels defaulted No. white oats. 4j1ec
There were Unexpectedly heavy corn recelp'S oA-
cars instead of 295 which had been predicteo lie
estimate for Monday was d" cars. 1t ope''eu ''ie
market weak and kept 1t during the session
The close was 12c TO 7sc Thursday. and to-
nights prices were sc to 1@sc under last SATURDAY
In1v onened at 62I!c sold between 62i2c and ol34c
and closed at 6lssc September closed at Sc There
was no evidence OF support from the New-fork
bulls. -.
Wheat closed &c to 12c under THURSDAY. ana II
was 1c to 2I4c under last Saturday. II was inhu-
enced by the fine weather. the weakness OF corn
and the lack Of outside buying. July opened al
72Ilc sold between 72i2c and Hs.c. and closed at
72c bid The statistics incomplete because OF
tho HOLIDAYS East The Modern Miller declared
crop conditions satisfactory possible. ana an
early and a large movement probable. Cables were
comparatively steady Argentine shipments small.
A cargo Of No. l Northern sold at &c over July.
Provisions were firm under support from the pack
ers the list sc to 10c over Thursday There were
only 1900 hogs. only 10000 expected next week
In five weeks the packing of hogs West has been
almost 600 600 under the period last year.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. Nav 81. 1902

New-York. May 81, 1902
BEEvEs-Recepts 81 or ass head all CONSIGNED
aia 6I1Ihc per 10 Gables last received quoted American
live cattle selling 132q151sc. dressed weight re-
frieeraor beef at NJ Reported exports Tor To-Day
The ITmbria Liverpool 1000 quarters or peer
rna,a0 for the Morris Company; the Minnetonka
Tor London and $500 quarters OF beer ana the
Martello for Hull. 100 cattle o,,z,,- - ~, .o,,u.-,
CALNES-City dresseu Nea1S' 'f@%A-N 20 49, N''
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. including cars direct
IN butchers 142 or 35o5 head Inakhg %59n
tbe stock carried from yesterday total or 49,
avs m he sold all City Prices all around We're
about the same as yesterday. hut there little inquiry
unless for prime stock About cars or STOCK Were yo
~. few export So 30; yearlngs at 20 5uq
ca Ok cus at 81 So Southern spring laos at sInSS
Few Ohio do IS 30 Dressed mutton 6QiOc per 10:
dressed yearlings TQ22c: dressed spring lambs gioc
country dressed $2Gs5 per carcass. ~ ,.,
rtno Iamhs &c 10 average So % 100 10: IA do.
IS h. at 81 2s Buffalo yearlngs "a No. at 50 20; iU1
Kentucky do II n at s. 90 81 Ohio sheep Poo *
81 Is; % do 1o2 10. at SO 80; -, 20 -, . &C
Judd & CO.. 81 Kentucky spring lamps oo 10 at 81
~ At S. 75 so do cus 5s ~ at 81 So 05 Buffalo sheep
70 n at s. so 40 Delaware do 101 ID. at 81 90
Tohin shannon Il Ohio spring lambs 90 10 at So oo;
~ Rentucky do. N. at S. 206 Buffalo sheep Jew
IS H. at 81 49, so Kentucky sheep lis 10 at
Nyton 6 Co: 11s Virginia lambs. IS N. at IS;
~ 90 Xvi,keron: 40 Kentucky spring lambs. So H.
q 10. ISL Kentucky sheep 90 10. at - % - 49,,
Mcpherson Co: $50 Buffalo warnings 90 no. at go 20
MOGS-Recepts. 1Ola or 1e4I head; none on sale
Country dressed STEADY at iuJ*c
per srIess Judd Co date yesterday State hogs 1873
At 81 as per 10; Of Western do. 156 10. at
Sanders date yesterday: Ia State 40 NJ at
Th,n Shannon: state 154 No. at 81 IS: rough.
d. So 35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May 31.-The third series Of wool auction
sales closed representative catalogue
sisting of SPA bales was offered. There fair
attendance Competition for fine grades and
prices generally steady Americans sought good
500 bales. When series opened mernos advanced
~ per crossbreds 10 cent Merinos further
10 cent above the March prices
infuenced by a strong general demand. Inferior
eased crossbreds and retained the
onenine advance grades fuctuated somewhat
the beginning but closed stronger and general advance
10 cent was dhe series IA 900
S 600 held over The purchased bales
EcIlnwng are to-days sales in detail New South Wales
400 bales secured. oda1s "a; greasy. 41adal13ad:
bales; secured. 91zdQls Sd: 42dI
lid Victoria, 800 bales; greasy 51dqsd South Aus
bees: secured 5d68ad; greasy. 4Ad9101sd: Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal. 200 bales; secured. 1dQfs Sd
greasv 6i5d0f7Ad: 200 bales: greasy Ada
Ed The arrivals the fourth series Of
6s b4a bales including S. 600 forwarded direct spin
ners The imports q wool during the week were fol
Victoria $685. South Australia. e9e3: Tasmania 120;
New-Zeaand, u, 904: Cape Of Good Hope and Natal