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The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Vote sS Thanks.

At the regular meeting of Joe
Hooker Post q. A. r., held in
Wallace hall, the following resolu-
ton WAS unanimously adopted:
Resolved. that the thanks of
this Post are hereby extended to
the citizens who so cordially and
generously rendered financial as.
sistsnce in paying the expenses of
Memorial Day, and to those who
helped otherwise to make the day
success, aud that a copy of this
resolution be furnished to each of
the local papers for publication.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Labor Unlens.

There is nothing ethical about
the labor union movement. 1t Is
coercive from start to finish. In
every aspect 1t Is u driver not II
leader. 1t Is simply war move
ment, and must be judged by the
analogies of belligefency and not
by industrial principles. Who.
ever speaks of labor unionism as
an embodiment of industrial prin.
c,ples talks at random. Labor
unions like armies cannot be lusti-
fed They can only be excused.
And this because and only because
they ure fighting defensive war.
War has been made upon labor,
and is constantly though subtly
wagcd against labor, by means of
i. monopoly laws. Against this con-
dltion labor Is striking blindly by
means of the labor union move.
mcnt. 1t is weak mode of war
, fnre. Its victories are triain0, ITS
defeats are disasters, ITS ultimate
destruction is almost certainty
The Public.
Labor can achieve lasting vict-
ory only when waged upon sound,
economic principles. Force must
be eliminated.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
a Brilliant AFFAIR.

The most delightful party Of the
season Was given at Woodmep
Temple Monday night, the enter.
tainers being Mrs. John Hecker,
Mrs. Middlecamp and Miss Holt.
Plates were laid in the dining
hall for one hundred aud twenty.
five guests TO whom q splendid
supper was served. The favours
were in heart form suggestive OF
the impending matrimonial wave.
Cards occupied the time until
the hall was cleared when q social
dance Was indulged iu BY the
guests. The affair was faultless
in every detail aud managed with
splomb worthy Of the ladies con.
ducting II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Married.

Miss Clara Wintermute, dsugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Winter.
mute of this city, aud Mr.. W. II.
Pierce, of Phil. Penn, were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at
Woolmen Temple in the presence
Of large gathering Of invited
friends. The service WAS con-
Quoted by Rev. Eugene Smith.
pastor Of the NJ. T.. Church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
d. John's Day.

The Mnsons will celebrate ST.
Johns day, June cath, nj Del
NOrtc. The Monte Vista band
will bc in attendance and in the
evening will give band concert.
There is to ''c ball game nt Del
Norte on the same day between
Creetle and the home team. The
AlamOsa band has also been en-.
gagged for the day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Choir Recital.

The Presbyterians will give II
sacred concert Sunday morning at
the usual hour of service. Follow
ing lis the program:
Gloria Patria
Invocation
hymu 90
ASrHEM-"Hark! Hark My Soul"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Housley
Choir.
INSTRUMENTAL QuARrErrE-"A Dream
At Twilight" ".......... Wirz
Messrs. Baker, Stutsman, Bratt, Pool
Vocal DuEr-"Is Life Worth Living
..............-..St Stearns
Mr.. Lee Zinser and Miss Hattie Cook
VIOLIN SoLo-"Largo" $40. Handel
Mr.. Baker
Vocal SoLo-"A Dream OF Paradise"
.................. Littlcton
Miss Lydia Jacobs
HYMN 1900. ........,......... iol
Otfertory
ANTHEM M-"Seck Ye The Lord"
.............. Roberts
Choir
Vocal SoLo-"Just For Today
..................A Abbott
Mrs. Myrtle Woods
INSTRUMENTAL QuARrErrE- Among
The Flowers .................E Emo
Messrs. Baker, Stutsman, Bratt, Pool
VOCAL SoLo-"Light From Heaven"
''.......s ......s .bOunOu
Mrs. Julia Chapman
Doxology.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

On Jun. oath We will sell
tickets to Del Norte and return
for 10 c.nts. Tickets limited to
June 25'h. good on regular trains.
A spectinl train can also be used
leaving Del Nortc about 10 o'clock
p. IN. returning TO Alsmosn
j. {. STRAwS. Agent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Judge CreasOn came down from
Sumner Monday to take the bnl.
ancc Of bis cattle up to the range.
lie says 1t has rainetl there steady
for week and has no percsptable
effect on the snow. Grass IA look.
ing fine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
G. G. GgAYpILL.

DIR. Parrish has case of nice
toilet soap which he can sell cheap
or than anybody else IN town. He
Also has II good line of candies,
cigars and tobacco.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Millenary Sale.

For the next two weeks Miss
Norland will sell goods for fifty
cents on the dollar. All goods at
Cost. Many things for less than
cost. to close out.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

carry complete stock of
Eas;man's goods. Kodaks from
SlO0 up to $500. See me for
the best and most satisfactory
goods IN this line. |. W. Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Mrs. George l.. Blackmore has
u niece from Santa Fe visiting her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Live and L.etL.ive Prices.

On the installment plan at a
price you can live and spectacles
you can see with. ! am located in
Monte Vista at the Valley House.
PRoF. HENDERSON, optician.
p. S. Eyes tested free, srecta-
cles, eye glases and lenses II, whole
sale or retail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

When you buy Kodak buy the
best, an Eastman will always give
you satisfaction. sell only new
gools. At Rice's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Mira J. II. Sullivan nn.i child.
ren an.l Miss Burnicc Sullivan loft
last Friday night for Baker City,
Orcgon where Mr.. Sullivan has
been at work for several months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

A lot of new books just received
at the Library. Forty volumns,
including much Of the latest fic-
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

IL. W. Green is reported Ms bc.
ing very sick ut the Home hospital
some six weeks ago hc was taken
down with typhoid fever and when
he got better of that hi. heart be-
gan to trouble him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Robert n. Dunn, Of Iowa, who
was here in the winter aud invest
ed in town property. has moved
here with his family aud will
make this his future home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

LOST. a black pocketbook. con.
tanning xl6 or slS. Finder will
bc rewarded by leaving same NJ
JOURNAL office or at my place in
Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

25,O00 celery plants-fiye stand
ard varieties so cents per hun
dred. Special terms on large
orders. At ranch or Exchange
Grocery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Rev. Dr. Coyle. of Denver baa
undertaken the task of raising
el2, ,000. 900 Tor tho endowment ol
. 'Presbytsriau college near Dsu.
YER. Dr.. Coyle says: II do not
satsoipsts that with The great
wealth aod The general prosperity
10 shall nsat many di@cultiss iu
ssese,sg ol2 900 Sos sduca.
ssosal pssposss."
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

+. E. Moody left for OHIO Tues
day night where he goes on min
ing business. He is likely TO be
gone several weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Assayer Harsforel. of Denver.
has been engaged by the Rio
Grandc Mining company aud will
sOOn be permanently located IL,
Jasper. He Is expected here 10 u
few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The next weddlngs announced
Tor June will be those of Miss
Msrgie johnson to a gentleman
from Scotland and Miss Alice
Beckwith to Roy Lewis
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

G. W. Lsnd. u young man whu
has been employed in the black.
smith shops Of the RIO 0rande
company ut AIamosa, wss arrested
ut Manasss Monday by Constable
Frank Hyatt, on n charge Of rails
ing Rio 0rnn.ie pay check from
1923 5j to 1895. The check was
cashcd by John Gsrteiaeu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

A party Of Iowa land buyers
were in town Thursday aud took a
drive out into the country in com
pany with Dick Blakey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Mrs. III. III. Mowray has Il lot of
spring chickens Just the right size
for "fryers."
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Big Bargains!

Mrs. O. A. Barnes Is selling
Hats at Cost-to close out.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

twenty-five Thousand trout were
received bere from I.caslvllle Wed.
uesdsy. They were shipped to
Barhand Brothers and by them
taken to Jasper and turned INTO
the AIamosa river. They were
bright little fellows an inch or
more 10 length.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Mrs b. A. Amber, of Denver,
arrived in this city Wednesday
morning to be present at the
Pierce. Wintcrnnte wedding.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The baud boys will give "A dance
this friday evening at Wood
men hall. They will have the
best orchestra ever heard in this
city. A nice time 10 guaranteed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The party given lest Friday
night By Mrs.. Thoms wss attend.
I'd BY every one who was invited.
Six two-seste,l rigs vent out from
town. Mn. Thome. - every body
knows. 10 royal entertainer and
. jolly good time can always b. ex.
pected whenever she gives q
party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The Monte Vista band has just
received some new music. 1t is
nice and up-to-dste. The city
now has a baud that it can we'll be
proud of.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Fred Pool, of Calton, California,
was in the city Wednesday. He
Is here to look after some mort.
gage interests near Mosca.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Miss Laura Woods, principal of
the Oswego. Kansas high school,
ID spending her vacation in this
city visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
Whedon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Mr.. Pool. tho jcweler, who u
going 10 open business At Stroup's
drug stor.. arrived 10 town FRI.
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The Times takes pleasure 10 90.
nounciug to its 81, 900 subscribers
that II hes succeeded in employ.
ing M. Harry Murphy, Who. 10.
I'll he came to Tho Times, was
the lea.l,ng csrtoonist 90 tho New
York Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The ra.shmen are quite gsesr-
slly joining the Natal ball asso-
citation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

"a |, JUNL ~, 1915.
There are 1903 persons of school
age enrolled IN this county this
year.
}. j. Hossclkuss. of Del Nortc
was dong business in tins ciiy the
first of the week.
Gen. Bloomfield returned from
Conejos Thursday where he had
been on legal business.
Friday morning the river was
the highest that it has been this
summer and sull rising.
Clarence Shskespear left for
Wolcott, Colorado last Friday
night where he has good position
offered him by the ID. e. r. G.
Mrs. DIR. Mingus aud daughter
started last Friday night on visit
to their old home in Missouri.
Dauphin Clark has moved into
the house on Euclid Avenue re-
Gently occupied by Harry Sayler.
IL. Ii. Winchell made bust
ness trip to Denver Tuesday night
and returned Thursday morning
a wooden bridge above Creole
was washed out the first of the
week and iloatcd down the river.
The Trenches gaze party
Tuesday night at tacir ranch.
Quite n number of town folks at
tended.
Charles Dick, of Scotland, ar.
rived IN this city Friday morning.
lie Is to he married to Miss Marglc
johnson next Wednesday.
Fred Pool, of Calton, California,
was in the city Wednesday. He
Is here To look after some mort.
gage interests near Mosca.
Miss Laura Woods, principal of
the oswego. Kansas high school,
is spending her vacation in this
city visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.
Whedon.
Miss Elsa l.. Swarlz arrived
Thursday from FL Paso, Illinois,
to be the guest of Mrs. Winchell
this summer, and enjoy our do
liehtful climate.
Attorney Nccrkamp went to San
Luis Tuesday To try n case IN the
county court. The case was set.
tied without coming to trial on
MIR. Nccrkamp's terms.
John Woods writes that he will
be home about the first of August
and will bring with him Prof.
Enmcs, of the Lincoln Conscrva-
tory of Music. who will give n
recital while here.
W. II. Cochran has bought the
Del Nortc Prospcctor and took
charge of the paper Tues
day. The Eagle will he consolI.
dated with the Prospcc,or and give
the valley good newspaper.
III. w. Green is reported rs bc.
ing very sick nt the Home hospital
some six weeks ago he was taken
down with typhoid fever and when
he got better of that his heart be.
gan To trouble him.
LOST. \ black pocketbook, con.
tanning xl6 or slS. Finder will
he rewarded by leaving same ri
JOURNAL office or At my plnc. in
Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

John Macarthur made busl.
ness trip to Creede Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

1.-THE Monte Vista ball team
went to Dci Nortc to day 10 play
bail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

1olandc, the latest perfume.
Ask about it Stroup's Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

There will bc CONS" st the
Woodmen Hall tonight. The
Monte Vista band will give y hall.
A large number Of people from
ueighboring towns will be there.
Smoke up. % and get acquainted
With your nciehhors anil help push
tho band along. Al the same time
have 40 eoioyable evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The San Luis Valley Teachers
Institute will e held at Monte
Vista from August 10 to 81.
Prof. j. r. kcatinV. Of Pueblo,
will bc conductor, aud W. A.
Oliphsnt, If this city, and Miss
Eveland Walker. Of the North
Denver high school. will bc IN.
structOrs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

For the best Kodaks and sup
plies 90 to |. w. RIce's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Charles Dick, of Scotland, ar
rived IN this city Friday morning.
lie is to be married to Miss Marglc
johnson next Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
Ploh are 0ISeIa0.

John llAaff received n lot Of red
salmon trout from Lee hachnnd's 4
private lake Thursday that
weighed from 9 TO Gl pounds each.
They were beauties ind 10 catch
monstcrs with II hook must bc cx.
citing. This lake is near tho Plat.
ora road above the Worlds ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

W. IL. Cochran has bought the
Del Norte Prospcctor and took
charge of the paper Tues
day. The Eagle will he consolI.
dated with the Prospcc,or and give
the valley II good newspaper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

DR.. W. c. Davidson, homco-
pnthic physician IN Won Egidy
building; calls answered day or
night from Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Miss Elsa l.. Swarlz arrived
Thursday from FL Paso, Illinois,
to be the guest of Mrs. Winchell
this summer, and enjoy our do Il.
lightful climate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Supt. Carpenter of Del Nortc
was IN town Thursday on private
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

The Trenches gaze party
Tuesday night at tacir ranch.
Quite a number of town folks at.
tended.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Attorney Vecrkamp went to San
LUIS Tuesday To try n case IN the
county court. The case was set.
tied without coming to trial on
MIR. Nccrkamp's terms
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

John Woods writes that he will
be home about the first of August
and will bring with hlm Prof.
Enmcs, of the Lincoln Conscrva-
tory of Music. who will give n
recital while here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

a. l.. Stroup has been confined
to his house few days with
measles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

A. w. Jenny, the Paper hanger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

There are 1903 persons of school
age enrolled IN this county this
year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Buy Brownie Kodak at Rice's
for the boy, sl00 to 800.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

&. l.. BLACKBURN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

}. j. Hossclkuss. of Del Nortc
was dong business in this civ the
first of the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
G. c. Kerr made business trip
to Del Norte Wednesday.

Mrs. George l.. Blackmore has
niece from Santa Fe visiting her.
A lot of new books just received
at the Library. Forty volumns,
including much Of the latest fic-
ton.
+. E. Moody left for OHIO Tues
day night where he goes on min
ing business. He is likely TO be
gone several weeks.
A party of Iowa land buyers
we're in town Thursday aud took a
drive out into the country in com
pany with Dick Blakey.
Mrs b. A. Amblcr, of Denver,
arrived in this city Wednesday
morning to be present ut the
Pierce. Wintcrmnlc wedding.
The Monte Vista band has Just
received some new music. 1t is
nice and up-to-date. The city
now has a baud that it can we'll be
proud of.
The next weddings announced
Tor June will be those Of Miss
Margie johnson to a gentleman
from Scotland and Miss Alice
Beckwith to Roy Lewis.
Robert n. Dunn, of lows, who
was here in the winter aud invest
ed in town property. has moved
here with his family aud will
make this his future home.
The baud boys will give dance
this { friday evening at Wood.
men hall. They will have the
best orchestra ever heard in this
city. A nice time 10 guaranteed.
Assayer Harsford. of Denver,
has been engaged by the RIO
Grandc Mining company and will
soon be permanently located IL,
Jasper. He Is expected here 10 u
few days.
Judge CreasOn came down from
Sumner Monday to take the bal.
ancc Of bis cattle up to the range.
He says 1t has rained there steady
for week and has no percsptable
effect on the snow. Grass IA look
ing fine.
Twenty five Thousand trout were
received berc from Icatlvlllc Wed.
nesdsy. They were shipped to
Barhand Broihers and by them
taken to Jasper and turned INTO
the AIamosa river. They were
bright little fellows an inch or
more 10 length.
There will he CONS" at the
Woodmen Hall tonight. The
Monte Vista band will give y hall.
A large number of people from
ueighboring towns will be there.
Smoke up. Ro and get acquainted
With your nci9hl'ors an.i help push
tho band along. Al the same time
have an eoioysble evening.
The party given les. Friday
night By Ars. Thoms ~ss attend.
I'd BY every one who was invited.
Six two-seste.l rigs vent ou, from
town. Mn. Thoue. - every body
knows. 10 . royal entertainer and
. jolly good time can always b. ex.
pectsti whenever she gives Q
party.
Rev. Dr. Coyle. of Denver bas
undertaken the tssk of raising
el2, ,000, 900 Tor tho endowment Of
. Presbyterian college near Dsn.
YER. Dr.. Coyle says: II do not
anticipate that with The great
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

a wooden bridge above Creole
was washed out the first Of the
week and iloatcd down the river.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20

Gen. Bloomfield returaed from
Conejos Thursday where he had
been on legal business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20


NUMBER 806
John Macarthur made n busl.
ness trip to Creedc Thursday.
Supt. Carpenter of Del Norte
was IN town Thursday on private
business.
a. w. Jenny, the Paper hanger.
Buy Brownie Kodak at Rice's
for the boy, Sl.00 to 81 90.
For the best Kodaks and sup
plies 90 to |. w. Rlce's.
A. l.. Stroup has been confined
to his house IL few days with
measles.
DIR. w. c. Davidson, homeo-
pathic physician IN Won Egidy
building; calls answered day or
night from Office.
Big Bargains!
Mrs. O. A. Barnes is selling
Hats at Cost-to close out.
1oIandc, the latest perfume.
Ask about it Stroup's Drug
Store.
Mrs. II. Ii. Mowray has lot of
spring chickens Just the right size
for "fryers."
Millenary Sale.
For the next two weeks Miss
Norland will sell goods for fifty
cents on the dollar. All goods at
Cost. Many things for less than
cost. to close out.
When you buy Kodak buy the
best, an Eastman will always give
you satisfaction. sell only new
gools. At Rice's.
carry complete stock of
Eas;man's goods. kodaks from
SlO0 up to $500. See me for
the best and mos, satisfactory
goods III this line. |. ". Rice.
$4,000 celery plants-tiye stand
ard varieties 80 cents per hun
dred. Special terms on large
orders. At ranch or Exchange
Grocery.
c. G. GRAYBILL.
DIR. Parrish has case of nice
toilet soap winch he can sell cheap
er than anybody else IN town. He
Also has II good line of candies,
cigars and tobacco.
Live and Let Live Prices.
On the installment plan at a
price you can live and spec,acles
you can see with. ! AN located in
Monte Vista at the Valley House.
PRoF. HENDERSON, optician.
p. S. Eyes tested free, srecta-
cles, eye glasses and lenses nt whole
sale or retail.
1.-THE Monte Vista ball team
went to Dci Nortc to DAY to play
bail.
Fifty Years the Standard
HV0 H..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
c OUR HOUSE LET.
John H. Sparks of St. Joe, Mo-,
Successful Bidder.
S73,950 THE LOWEST BIDDER
An Additional.Sum Of $3.50 for Substi.
tuting Port Wing Brown Sand Stone
For Basement.


tuting Port Wing Brown Sand Stone
For Basement.
The Board of supervisors let the
contract for the new court house last
Wednesday. to Mr.. Joseph H. Sparks
OF st. Soc, Mo. The successful bid is
$751; $50, with an additional sum of $3.50
for substituting Port Wing Brown
Sand Stone for the basement. Mr..
Starks placed the sum OF $500 with the
county treasurer as guarantee Of
good faith, and will also be asked to
furnish a bond Of $25, 700.
Contractor Sparks says he considers
the contract was let on very close
margin, and says more suitable site
could not be found. He expects to have
men here in sixty days and feels sure
he will have the building com pleted by
January, 1905. He will employ home
men as far as possible and will be here
himself good share of the time. A
gang OF 50Imen will be at work all the
time during the summer and fall and q
number will work all winter.
There were but three bidders for the
job, the others being Rawson g. Son of
Iowa City and Robt. Burke of Omaha.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17

On Monday evening number oJ
young people rendered surprise party
to Miss Minnie Mill who will
soon leave Denison for colorado. There
were six couples in attendance, and
the evening was very much enjoyed
with games and social conversation.
Miss Mill is very popular among the
young people who are sorry that she is
to leave Denison, and who hope that
her stay in Colorado will not be pro-
longed.
While carrying out the many ''Me-
mortal Ceremonies that come for our
observance l trust the friends of the
Non Partisan w. C. L. U. will remem-
Der that the time set for our Flower
Mission" work Wednesday June oath,
is nearly here and will respond to this
call for flowers as generously as in the
past. Those who met Mrs. Hinman a
year ago last winter and enjoyed with
US her kindly presence and helpful
talk will be glad to know that we ex-
pect to have her with us again and are
planning for meeting that will give
all an opportunity to meet and greet
her and hear something of the good
work she is doing in the deterrent pub
lie institutions of our state. Remem-
Der the date. The morning of Wednes-
day June oath, is the time to bring
flowers to McKim Hall where they will
be made into bouquets and sent to the
Christian home in Council Bluffs where
Mrs. Human expects to be on the 25th,
bringing t. these orphaned ones day
of Joy and gladness. Perhaps at no time
in our lives are weable to give so much
genuine pleasure to so many little ones
as at this festival of flowers. Let our
contributions then be generous and
prompt in both blossoms and the where
withall TO get them safely to their des-
tination.
Mary S. McHenry. Com.