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Evening journal., 1903-12-22

Through the generosity of The Evening
Journal two fine instruments, made by G. J.
the two schools of Delaware which receive the
highest number of votes in great contest
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31
N. +. Church.

Morning subject-Lov-, tn {
Greatest Christian Grace. Even
ing-The Bible Message to Pro-
fessional Men.
Clarence Matthias Ilesds the
League.
Reading Circle meets at Bro.
Ninack's Monday evening.
Chancellor Buchtell will give
Riley aud Dooley" reading at the
church next Thursday evening; no
admission fee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31
NUMBER 1856
n Silver Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wintermute
celebrated the twenty fifth ami
versary of their wedding last Sat
urday evening. Some GO or more
assembled at I o'clock and sat
down to a bounhful supper, after
which all engaged in the game of
stock exchange.
Quite number of beautiful sill
yer pieces were presented, notwIth-
standing the request to the con
trary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31
advance In Cyanide.

The cyanide process for extract
ing values from ore Is being gradu-
ally improved II was first sue
cessfully introduced in America
about lSo0. From comparatively
small beginning and stage of
great uncertainty the process has
developed into commercial success,
and plants are now IN operation in
America having capacities reach
ing to Zoo tons daily.
While 1t is still true that the
adaptabllit, of any untricd ore tn
the process is nm experiment, the
methods of determining whether
any particular ore is amcnablc to
cyanide treatment have been re-
duccd TO an exact science, and there
are now few gold ores that cannot
bc made TO yield up Il large per
ccDtngc of their values, though
this may involve preliminary prep
aration IN the way of crushing.
grinding and sometimes roasting.
The process. as practiccd today,
has been evolved from long series
of experiments, mostly made by
mon entirely competent to make
them. and il is n story of hope.
failure and final success. These
men have given freely of the
knowledge thus gained, publishing
not only the results of their cXpcr
mcnts. but the methods pursued in
detail. II is not the outcome of
one mans knowledge or effort. but
that of all engaged IN the invcstIga-
ton and practice of cyaniding gold
ores.
Very material changes have been
made in the mechanics of the pro-
cess as well rs IN its chemistry,
and while the process of today
seems 10 have approached pcrfcc-
tion, there Is no doubt that the
future will see Ms broader and still
less expensive application. News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31
Wild Br0nchOs.

The average price Of III head of
horses, rounded up oil the range
IN the San Luis valley. was 80
cents. This was realized nj n sale
held by ID. T.. Ncwcomb, the agent
at l.a Jnrn, of the Humane society,
Acting under the law which allows
an agent of the Humane society 10
round up and feed stock that is
starving on the range and sell il
for the charges. if not redeemed hy
the owners. Mr.. Ncwcomb has
started in 10 clcat the range of the
. hands Of wild horses which no one
owns. and which destroy the range
and are Of M Use Ia anyone. II is
estimated there are 1000 Of these
wild horses in the valley.
The following letter speaks for
itself:
"MoNrI VISTA. Colo. Jan -.
1870. Hon. Il. Il. breckenridge.
Denver. Colo: Dear Sir-Jonnh
ls cnst into the scn aud the ship j.
safc. Let us pray that some Gu
I,aciOhs whale will swallow him
nud never von'it Inn up Now le,
the Republicans give us good.
honest business session of the lcyi.-
tatmrc. and victory !. assured in
iODi. Wolc",'- letter Is chnrnc'
trristic just like him. Let HIM
au,l Il lars into oblivion. He alone
II responsible for Tcllcr's election.
sn.l u Il among the hest political
results II his lifc work. though he
deserves M credit for Il.
Respectfully.
~. \. ALDnicM"
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

The employees II III" Rocky
Mountain Paper company hsv"
wssu~ on n strike. The strike 10
ssdoes-si by the American l.~,~r
Uniee ssd oshsr trsdss uuiouo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Thursday ihcr. were shipped
from this station twenty iwodoublc
hecked ears "f sheer for Chicago.
The shippers were Sy.yesiers.
Rnhb and Kelley n Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31
BOyce'a Weekly.

Boyces Weekly is the ln'-st ad.
di'ion to III. labor pre.-, Ii is n
twelve page illustrated paper. lls
editorial fore. includes such we'll
known names M John Mitchell.
Carol d. Wright. Henry Demar.
-st Lloyd. Henry George. Jr.,
Herbert \. Cnsson, aud others,
each on. having special depart
ment Tor which ,as,. aud study
hav. demonstrated peculiar fitness.
DR.. Barnes is se.nt for the new
paper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

A reading 10y Chancellor Bnch,el
on "ltil-y and Donley" Mt NJ. L.
church Thursday evening, Feb. 5.
Admission free aud cordial in
vitHtion extended To all
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

II is reported that when John
Macarthur and family reached
San Francisco their little girl was
taken sick with scarlet fever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

DIR. Whcdon has n nice sign over
his office door at Bonner block.
By the way the new doctor is al.
ready having n good practice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Senator Teller was given an ora
tion by his admirers cdncsday
night
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Hon Il g. Err. kcn,ld.c l. cy-
pccird home saturday and will
remain until SUNDAY night when
he will return Ia the capital and
take his family with him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31
Sugar Beets.

COLORADO farmers are coming To
the opinion that the sugar beet Is
to eventually become valuable for
its by products as it is now for its
sugar production.
In the San LUIS valley some of
the farmers have refused to sell
their sugar bects 10 the factories
at the regulation 81 30 and 81 per
ton. saying that the beet will yield
from s. to Sl2 per ton AS II home
hog fattchcr.
Quite number of farmers IN
Weld county are now employing
the sugar beet top both ms stock
winter feeder and as nm actual
market fattcncr.
Lon j. Mitchell has finished
surveying the big body of land at
Parma, which Illinois capitalists
recently bought for speculation.
Six thousand acres of it will b.
cleared of brush this year and
$50 acres will bc sowu Ia grain.
-Alamoss Courier.
\ boy AT Canon City, aged about
sixteen years, was reported dead
by physicians last week and WAS
placed III the undertaking rooms
where hc remained over night, and
the next morning he WAS found
sitting np IN his coffin.
Ii the removal Of th. tariff on
coal is u good thing for the con-
sumer, why would not the removal
Of the tariff on other nec-.sari.-s of
life Also be II good thing?
The American farmer pays 800
for II piece Of farm machinery
manufactured Mt Akron. Ohio.
when he can buy the same indcn,.
zeal implement in Canada for $50.
but is compelled to pay. in nd.
di'ion, duty Of $50. Why does
not the Republican Congrrss re-
move the duty in the interest of
the American farmer Tx.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Michael Whites face appeared
in Wednesdays Issue of the Den
yer Republican.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

VIM. llolshouscr, of Creole, left
for Arizona Thursday night. There
are good many Crrcdc miners
gong to that territory.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Jap. Sullivan, Jim Garrett and
G.. B. Bogys went to Monte Vista
Wednesday on important business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

The CORPORATIONS claim that Gov.
Peabody will veto mn eight hour
hill il passed 10y the legislature.
We greatly lonb, this. The gov
crnor il not given Ia making
threats.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Mrs. u. &. Doris became quite
sick st the ranch III. first part Of
the week aud went 10 Alxmosa 10
rcc-iv. medical attention. She IL
sta, ing with her daughter. Mrs.
Geo. L-wis. and is now very much
Improved.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

STATE LEASE Good improve
ments. for sale n, bargain or will
trade Tor Mont. Vista property or
any kind Of live stock. Inquire At
this Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Jesse Stephenson rcturncd Fri
day from trip to Iowa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

u. /. Muir bought $40 acres oI
lnnd near Bowen this week through
&. &. Kerr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

0
night
Michael Whites face appeared
in Wednesdays Issue of the Den
yer Republican.
Jap. Sullivan, Jim Garrett and
q. B. Bogys went to Monte Vista
Wednesday on important business.
4 j. Alfred Smith and Clarence
Moody left for Denver the first of
the week in the interest Of the Col.
umbine Mining company.
A. V. Oliver, J. p. Sidwell aud
John johnson made business
trip to Denver Monday night Mr..
Oliver returned to Monte Vista
Thursday morning
The press of last Friday said
Lee Fairbanks had been appointed
receiver of the land Office at Del
Norte to supersede j. II. Baxter.
The Dispatch intimated that
Judge Baxter was turned down
for re appointment because he WAS
n Wolcott man.
Some of the miners at the san.
ger, who had to wait for their pay,
went to Monte Nists to get At,or-
ney Veerkamp to bring suits. The
attorney advised the boys tn wait
a few days before going TO law.
The advise was good M subsequent
events have proven.
Monday n merger of two of the
largest business houses IN Pueblo
was effected, the q. l.. l.. Gam
Mercantile company and the u. X
q. Dry Goods company combining
to bc known as the D. \ O..Gnnn
Mercantile company. which will
bc capitalized for S2oo.o0o
There has been II little sinnd.till
ut the Sanger mill this week. II
was occasionci by some oversight
on the part of the company in not
having the cash IL pay the men
when expected. Everything now
seems To ia strengthened up all
right and work will proceed ni
once as usual.
Mrs. Jennie Woodruff, post.
mistress of Antelope Springs, got
tired of her job and recently
abandoned the office and lmcamr Il
II resident of Ciculc, leaving the
postoilicc 10 get along the hest II
could. Her lnnd,mcn are cndcnv.
oring 10 persuade some one Ia take
the office. hut 80 far have not sue.
cccdcd.
Mrs. l.svin1 Smith, n n-gress,
living in Alamo~n has been notified
that she has becom. heir To prop.
eriy in Lake Forest. ILL.,, n suburb
of Chicago. valued At s:I7S. 600
She is ~ years old. Thirty years
ago she and her hnsband becam.
estrxnged. lie WAS wealthy and
after his death the property bs.
came involved IN litigation. This
has been closed and Mrs. Smith
has just been found by the sitov.
neys IN the cas-.--rimes.
An effort IL being mad. To lie.
stroy the effect Of the Eight.honr
constitutional amendment which
WAS adopted At tho November -lrc.
tion. A press bureau has been
established in Denver to fight any
measure intraluc~,i ~ this session
of the l-gislasut~ 10 make tho
amendment effective The party
responsible Tor the defeat oi an
eight. hour bill will los~ votes at
the next election. II In clainsi
et.~N -. ..t.,S.e l.ous L.. iii sr.>sk .
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

The contracts for the Home sup
plies wer. lei as follows: Nav
Clothing company. Denver. cloth.
ing and under wear: FHssrti. gro.
ceres and ovcr.hiris: Bn-hing.-,
shoes and furnishings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

j. II. Stone shipped seven cars
of sheep and two cars of cattle
from :his station Wednesday night
to the eastern market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Hon II. G. Breckenridge came
home last Sunday morning and
spent the day, returning the same
evening to Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Hay is now worth Sis ton and
hard to get at that price.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Mrs. John Benedict and her Two
children returned. home Friday
morning from n seven weeks visit
10 Indiana They had Hn enjoy.
able time although il WAS rainy
and muddy most Of the time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Mrs. L.. +. Edwards aud daugh-
ter returned from two weeks
visit in Denver Thursday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

patches announced Senator Till
mans intention of addressing the
Senate on the coal famine qnes-
ton, they added that no attention
would be paid to his speech as the
Senate does mot take Tillman ser
iously." But when Tillman spoke,
he made the friends of the admin
istration realize that it would be
decidedly necessary to take him
seriously. And they took him
seriously indeed, rs the subjoined
dispatch to that rock bound al
ministration paper, the Chicago
laterOcean amply tes,ities:
Senator Tlllman's speech ere
ated IA sensation in the Senate and
Senators Spooner aud Bevcridge
continually entered objections to
his remarks. Senator Spooner an.
nounced after the South Carolina
Senator had concluded that sever
al senators would reply to Mr..
Tillman on Monday
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain is re-
ported from Johannesburg rs an
nouncing that measures must be
taken to tram the natives To habits
of industry" and "thnt If no other
remedy can be found the blacks
must he compelled to work by
force" Truly, TINT suggestion
smncks of II design To re-establish
Negro slavery. II probably means,
however, that the slavery is to be
disgn,sed in some such innocent
form as II "hut tax" under the
operation of which South African
capitalists may secure nm abundant
supply of cheap native labor.
Though 'Britons never will lie
slaves themselves, some of them.
like some Americans, are not
avcrse 10 making slaves of others.
The fright 10 work" lothcr mem
has struck lis roots deep in Anglo
Saxon philosophy.-Publlc.
Among the bulls introduced is
one by MIR. breckenridge to nppro.
pirate 80 900 II year for the main.
icnance of the Home and $40. 600
for improvements; n bill by Sam
Bclford for II constitutional amend
mcnt providing that smclicrs shall
bc regarded as engaged IN busl-
mess affected with II public interest
and devoted toa public Use. The
object OF The amendment Is 10 place
smcll.r- under state control the
same II, other public utilities.
Tmn Cl.v.laud democracy have
sprung Oln-y's name as u cnndi.
dat. for president in 1904. IL i.
also rumor-d that Grover sspires
To n fourth nomination. The pla.-
form will h-, Revise the tariff,
buill ia. canal and .nforc. th.
Monro. doctrine" This platform
will ii, either II III. aforesaid
ssplranis.
\. NJ. Parrish returned Friday
morning from Twining. \. NJ.
where he ha. been nj work since
the middle of last July. There is
n new -ncltcr there aud lots Of ore
hut since November there has been
some trouble with the water trrcz.
ing. lie says there nrc two feet
Of snow in That territory.
Mrs. II. G.. Doris became quit.
sick xt the ranch the hrst part ot
III. week aud went to Alxmosx Ia
r.c-iv. medical attention. She IL
staying with her daughter. Mrs.
Geo. L-wis. and is nov very much
Improved.
n. L. Muir bought $40 acres Of
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

4 bill has passed thu house
which ~,ll cause the term of dis.
irict and circuit courts ~ the
unit~.l States now held St Drl
Nor,- 4" h~ discontinued aud In.
stall n term IL court NJ Montrosc.
The bill intr"iuccl by Mr.. B-ll
provided Tor an additional tern ol
is.l-,al court for the state. ths
tern 70 10 held q Noutrose.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

+. Il. Moody WIS called In En-.
hnrgo last week 10 inspect that
camp. lie WAS very fnvor.bly i'm.
pr-ssed. especially with the liz
r~rxnza group owned by t;eoree
Nickel aud others. lie found
some beautiful gold specimens aud
il satisfied that with proper de-
v.lopm-nt Embargo will come out
all right.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

G. {. Kerr. the real estate man.
sold quarter section of good land
this week to James Workman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

l.. ". Arthur made y business
trip 10 Denver this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

j. Alfred Smith and Clarence
Moody left for Denver the first of
the week in the interest Of the Col.
umbine Mining company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

There has been II little sinnd.till
ut the Sanger mill this week. II
was occasioncd by some oversight
on the part Of the company in moi
having the cash l." pay the men
when expected. Everything now
seems Ia i1 strengthened up all
right and work will procrch NJ
once ms usual.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

\. NJ. Parrish returned Friday
morning from rwining. \. NJ.
where hr In, been nj work since
the mlddl, Of last July. There is
n new -mcltcr there and lots Of ore
hut since November there hns been
some trouble with the water trrcz.
ing. lie says there nrc two fee,
of snow in that territory.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Mrs f. L. Sickles spent the day
with Mrs. II. II. Winchell Thurs.
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Monday n merger of two of the
largest business houses IN Pueblo
was effected, the q. l.. l.. Gam
Mercantile company and the B. X
q. Dry Goods company combining
to hc known as the u. 4 u. .Gnnn
Mercantile company. which will
be capitalized for 5000. 900.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

Some of the miners at the san
ger, who had to wal, for their pay,
went to Monte Vista to get At,or-
ney Veerkamp to bring suits. The
attorney advised the boys b" wait
few days before going to law.
The advise was gomi M subsequent
events have proven.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

A. V. Oliver, J. p. Sidwell aud
John johnson made a business
trip to Denver Monday night. MIR.
Oliver returned to Monte Vista
Thursday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

]
Hay is now worth SIS ton and S..
hard to get at that price tic
Jesse Stephenson rcturncd Fri We
day from a trip to Iowa Se
Mrs. +. Il. Sickles spent the day .o'
with Mrs. II. II. Winchell Thurs. 'e
day. 's' =,
de
G. {. Kerr. the real estate man.
sold a quarter section of good land
this week to James Workman. y.
Mrs. l.. f. Edwards and daugh- mi
ter returned from two weeks la
visit in Denver Thursday morning.
Hon. II. G.. Breckenridge came ate
home last Sunday morning and oe
spent the day, returning the same co
evening to Denver hi
no
j. II. Stone shipped seven cars g.
of sheep and two cars of cattle :,
from :his station Wednesday night ~;
to the eastern market.
VIM. llolshouscr, of Crcedc, left
for Arizona Thursday night. There ~
are good many Crrcdc miners -,
gong to that territory. 80
II is reported that when John rel
Macarthur and family reached m,
San Francisco their little girl was fo
taken sick with scarlet fever. sn
DIR. Whcdon has n nice sign over .''
his office door at Bonner block. W.
by the way the new doctor is al Wv
ready having n good practice. !"
A reading 10y Chancellor Bnch,el ,..
on "ltil-y and Donley' Mt NJ. L. q,
church rhnrsdny evening, Feb. ). m
Admission free aud n cordial in Il,
viiation extended 10 all III
Thursday iher. were shipped nv
from this station twenty iwodoublc III
decked ears of sheer for Chicago In
The shippers were Sy.yesiers. III
Iinbb aud Kelley ~ Co
Hon Il q. l,rr, kcn,ld.c L. cx- on
pccicd home saturday and will pr
rcmrin until SUNDAY night when icI
he will return Ia the capital and Ia
take his family with him B'
The CORPORATIONS claim that Gov.
l'cabodv will veto m eight hour
hill il passed hy the legislature.
We greatly doubt this. The gov :,
crnor il not given Ia making
threats.
The contrHc's for the Home sup
plies wrr. lei as follows: Nav
Clothing company. Denver. cloth. ~
ing and underwear: FHssrii. gro. "'
ceres aud ovcr.hiris: Bn-hinge-, W.
shoes and furnishings. w
Alrs. John Benedict aud her two l.,
children returned! home Friday >i
morning from seven weeks visit a.;
10 Indiana They hid mn enjoy. ..
xhl. time although il WAS rainy
and muddy mos, Of the time. -.
+. 4. Moody WIS called Ia En-. wi
hnrgo last week 10 inspect that III
camp. lie WAS very fnvor"bly i'm.
pr-ssed. especially with the Es IL,
p-rHnza group owned 10y t;eoree .o
Nickel aud others. lie found in
som" beautiful gold specimens aud of
il satisfied that with proper de-
v.lopm-nt Embargo will come out =,
all right, A.
A bill has passed III" hous. -.
which ~,ll cause the term of dis. Al,
trict and circuit courts ~ the "a
United States now held St l,rl Il,
Nortr IL h~ discontinued aud In.
-
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-31

The press of last Friday said
Lee Fairbanks had been appointed
receiver of the land Office at Del
Norie to superse,le j. II. Baxter.
The Dispatch intimsted that
Judge Baxter was turned down
for re appointment because h" WAS
n Wolcott man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-05-23
JUDGE PARKER ON THE PRESS

Judge Alton B. Parker, of New
York, who is being very fayorably
considered by leading democrats
throughout the country as suitable
man for the democratic nomination
next year, stands fatfooted and firm
in favor of the unqualified liberty of
the press.
In a recent article in the New York
York World Judge Parker pays the
press a glowing tribute Coming from
the source it does, and especially at
this time, these remarks are of more
than passing Importance.
Among other things Judge Parker
says: SIN surveying the instrument
talities which contribute to the moral
strength of the nation, it is not diff
cult to recognize the press as great
and sometimes decisive factor. The
press is not public opinion, but til
the means through which public opin-
ion makes itself most quickly felt; and
IN that sense 1t is the eye and ear and
tongue of the people. It is not sur
prising that Mr.. Justice Brewer, of
| the supreme court of the United States.
should offer so high tribute to the
power and usefulness of the American
press as a source of national unity, a
reformatory institution, a popular
tribunal Honest and independent
journalism is the mightiest force
evolved by modern civilization. With
all it's faults-and what human insti-
ton is faultless Pit is indispensable
to the life of free people. The from
tiers of constitutional privilege of
the press are as wide as human
thought, and it Is one of the glories OF
our country that its journalism, as a
whole is incorrupt, fearless and ever
patriotic. 1t is the never sleep ping enc
my of bigotry, sectionalism, igno-
rance and crime. 1t deserves the free
dom which our fathers gave 1t. Tt has
justified itself"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-05-23
FALSE FACE.

When dyspepsia fastens on a man it
changes his feelings and it changes his
looks. He frowns now instead of s1ni1-
ing. His expression is harsh instead of
kindly. He is wearing a false face-a
face which does injustice to the real
nobility of his nature.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and other diseases of
the stomach and allied organs of diges-
ton and nutrition, and the record of the
cure is written both in the face and the
feelings of the person cured.
Golden Medical Discovery" is not a
sti1nulant or temporary tonic. 1t cures
the diseases that are the cause of ILL
health and builds up the body with
sound flesh.
Accept no substitute for " Golden Med
ical Discovery" The sole motive for
substitution is to enable the dealer to
make the little more profit paid on the
sale of less meritorious medicines.
"Iast spring, early, wrote you my feelings
and condition" says Mr.. A J. Vanderwater Of
873 West Division Street, Chicago, ILL.,, 0and you
advised me to take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and then write how I felt. 1 am
happy to say am getting to feel fine. In all
four or FIVE walls of the little Pellets They
have done me worlds of good. All my friends
say: Vanderwater how we'll you are looking
The medicines have made the great change in
me: from the slow NOPE of man that could
hardly crawl, tired and sick all the time could
do no work. to man who can work, sleep, eat
and feel fine, and that tired feeling all gone
away. 1 very thankful that l wrote to Dr.
Pierce. His Golden Medical Discovery and
his little liver Pellets have almost made
new man of me. feel young did at thirty
years
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged bowels.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-05-23

Now if the Kansas Populist who
says he will support Roosevelt next
year will take all the other Populists
with him the Democratic party will be
thankful. Ever since the D. P. got
tangled up with the Populists it has
been in trouble.