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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
A Hard lob.

"You seem to be perplexed," said the
poets friend.
II am. I've just been reading very
sober criticism of my poetry and am try.
ing to master the deep meaning which
the obliging critic says he finds in my
lines. Chicago Record-Herald.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
Jeffrey sees Miss futile
from his window

passing Mr.. Jeffrey's house. Was it
simply On expression Of her secret de-
votion to him, or the signal Of some
compact which had been entered into
between them?
Whichever it was, it touched my
heart even in his description Of it.
After advising with jimmy, I ap-
preached the superintendent, to whom
without further reserve I opened my
heart.
The next day found myself on the
train bound for Tampa, with full Au-
thority to follow Curly Jim until
found him.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
CHAPTER XIX.

HVYHEN started on this desper-
WV ate search after q witness,
w war had been declared, but
no advance as yet ordered
on Cuba. wandered from one end Of
the camp to the other till finally en-
countered petty officer who gave
signs Of being rough rider. Him I
stopped and, with some hint Of my
business, asked where James Calvert
could be found.
His answer was a stare and ges-
ture toward the hospital tents.
Nothing could have astonished me
tnore.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
PIANO LESSONS.

Miss Genevleve NJ. Dissmore having
returned to Cresco for a time, will re
ceive piano pupils at the home of
w. r Mead at the usual terms. Her
ability, experience and success as a
teacher warrant the best results to
studious and attentive pupils.
GENEvIEvE M. DIssMORE,
l4tf. Cresco, Ia.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss IL: :. Zmzzzzzs@
Opportunities.

Coed openings for all lines of bust
ness and trade in new towns. Large
territory thickly settled. Address
Edwin B. Magil,, Mgr, Townsite De-
partment, Chicago Great Western
Railway, Eft. Dodge, Ia. oct 81
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
"a 9ToRTA.
Bears the 1The Kind You Have Always Bought
''s. .; N>zzAzzM
en- &.st. PAuL0R.. R.,

Time Table.
Trains leaves Cresco as follows:
PASSENGER GOING EAST.
p. m Daily except Sunday, for
McGregor and Dubuque.
1852 p. m. Daily for Chicago.
$50 p. m. Daily except Sunday for
Milwaukee.
FREIGHT.
$50 NJ, carries passengers to Calmar
IL M, accommodation.
PASSENGER GOING WEST.
4:30 a. M, for st. Paul s. Minneapolis,
connecting at Austin for South
ern Minnesota points.
12:48 p. NJ, for ST. Paul & Minneapolis
FREIGHT.
10 .. m accommodation.
3:l0 p. m carries passengers.
Coupon tickets ON sale for all poips
in U S. and Canada; also Steamsh
tickets. M. j. WHITE, Agt
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25

back yard with garden room enough
for her to raise pinks and nasturtiums,
and so on, and SO on, while he stared
with delighted eyes and tried to put in
a word edgewise, and the boys-well,
they went through that strip of grass
In just ten minutes. My brave little
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
The BOY who ran away
from the fiofist's

He glanced back at the tent from
which had slightly drawn him and
a hungry look crept into his eyes.
swell, it's no secret now" he NUT
tered. HE used to say / must keep
my mouth shut, but he wouldn't say
SO now If he knew / could get home
bS telling, He used to he sorry for
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Antttpns : An5etgen.
s.aueiters.@

ssaHeisrs.@ertaHf
Der
eeiamntru gOrratbe uub GiHrihtuueeti,
iptpie Der
iutiuIhenspert6sn M6bcl unb ausitattans
Der iilr5lid bon ben 9erreu
SDgnH & SGiutHgcr g%cftiBrten
iupbIbefanntcn &trtbitnit nnb Neftaurntion,
AM Sreitug, ben 4. Huuember 1904,
gurmittags 10 llBr,
an Or uno SteIle,
Rr. 524 uno 526, NeTt'Snltimnre .Strake,
nabc 9reenesStroHc.
Strait eineS pom 3iftriItsgeridt Der Der.
Stauten fir oen Stitrift W(lrNlnnh i'm Bnntes
rottoerfubren erlaiieileu BefcbIs miro Der uns
fer5et6Hete Scoieiter bic geinrtnltet Sdlants
nrter'Gtnriftunaen, ucrihteoenen SoteIs0lb'
bel uHn 'AnSituttunler, iOtuie @urrdtbe hI
&etntn uno Spttituoien etc. etc, pie oben ans
ee9ebeu, auf otfeutIi6er guttion berIteieerr
ldtteT,
Sic Observation-Disclosures betebcn sum sbstf
aus
einem rlaiito ei6enen gurs9ilffet nit Spieeel,
oa5li paiielloenI Sbanftitf nit BterpuI1pe; cts
denem 9un6sIti6 nit MnrmcrpIatte, s9fdius
Bar" eroBem f%upferneu 9ombiuutionSsSteurl
ingsTabIe uno @eihirrsRdrmer, nit iIpterner
utenitlten; fipfernem WitldDs ltito gSnitetfitbs
ler. grobeu g8nuofpieaeIu, Q SInfder'&iiter,
@Gnotaiten fir I9taarren, 9roBem, Screen init
SptegelGlds, ? Observation-Disclosures, Bar
gbeds %Jtegttter .@nnunctutor, Srebttiiblelt nrl'
ian9reibeS Niorttment bon @%B5immers liro
Nus5tebsStfden, foluie Stiiblen aus eebogenenl
SolS, groBem Sotels9tanee nit yGdnopp Cop, "
aaifeesurne, GeiiInfesS %piegelH, ? BllifelS nit
Rarmorplatte etc etc.
3ubtB1r fir smlnfSimmer,
"iuIdIliehlihl
9Iapps uuo mletuasBettiteaeH, @urenur uto
@uibtifhe. 9ett8eltg. WIdtrdber. aopitiien lro
9oIiter, SeIiidb, QtnpIelul etc etc.
RdbeSu ueue Sepptde,
nurd) pas ganSe S1ue
unb
elm iulnidlen Sncrtbes 4iiprtiment Obu
Groderh. Sl1sluadrerL. tlptcrnen 2oG'utenlts
lien, Sii6en5ubebDr, @isfiiteit, eIefirifhen Sds
6ert uuo Motor. fotpie neribiebenen %g8aaren.
8erfaufsbeoingungen: Badr. Sine nngemefs
8dlifer 3ur Belt bes 8erfduiS oerIungt.
q. o. - 9tif GrfuheH miro Dies @ieentbum
nIs @dn5es gum &ertnuf ~oiferirt. anoerutauS
luiro eS i'm Gtn3elneu %0erfauft.
6. @alter Gnrnan,
Geouefter i'm Observation-Disclosures fir 3ogdr g.
S6iuiuger, lsr. 10. SftsqeringtonsStr.
Sd1uab, Bros. d &c.,
(29C. $1,000 guFtlpHuipreit.
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6taOt Baltimore.
sfiefbefSrSerums nod ben aIHsIaaSt,


ausIano-9pi fiir Die mtt benz %.
Sftober enoenoe 8ofe ifIteBt piinft'
lid in allen SGuen i'm Saupt-PoIt'
amt nte folgt;
Radet.Hplt lit often tGglid) bon
9 llbr Moraens biz 5 llbr Natmlt'
tags, Souitug msgenommen.
9adet.Hoit fir 0eutIdIono it)lieBt
nm II llbr &ormittaes 0eittlpod,
Sen &c. Sftober.
9ompfer fabren bon Rep'DorE
alb, tpenn nid)t anberS angegeber.
3rau8atIonttihe BoIt.
Greitoa - 5 llbr Iben6s, fir hic
q3oren per 9onlpfer BON Bolton; 6
llbr MbenoS, fir SrIono per Dart
pier .llmbria"nia Sueeustotun (Boit
fir onoere GbeiIe Guropa'S muBDper
llmbria" aoreiIirt iein); Z n5r
gbenos, fir europa per 2ompfcr
| ct. Saul" oio BIpmuotb unO Gber'
borlrg.
1. 0opember - ubr Ibeno3, fir
europa per 9nmpfer Baltic" pio
Queenstown.
g o Il t iir 9 ii 8 uno Central
amerifo a, % eitinoien etc.
9onnerItag = 10 llbr IbenoS, fir
9raiilien per 0ompfer nGaitern
8rince" pia Eernambuco, Rio So
nciro un6 Santos.
Sreitag - / ubr RaGmittagS, fir
Bermuda per 3ampfer BON Solifor,
Ne; 10 l1br abenoS, fir Bortc
8iro, Curacao INN 8~ene5ueIa pes
9ompfer oEbiIaocIpbia;" fir 5or.
time S5slano, Samntco uuo Column,
bto per 9ompfer rTHegbanp;" fir
Cuba per 0ompier oWorro GoitIe.
&oit fir Neufunolano pia Rort5
Sydney uno fir Niquelon oio 30
ton ifIteBt td9Ii6 unit / llbr Rof,
mittog8; fir Cuba pia Sompa tag
lid nm 1 llbr Ro6mittagS; fiji
SonOuraS, Gotta Hica uno @ilate.
mnIo pia Hetp.S Orleans tGglih UNI
s llbr IbenoS.
SrouS Socific g II.
9onnerlta9 - Z llbr Iben68, fir
Die EbiIippinen un0 8uom oia So.t
6ronci8co.
Soit fir NeuieeInno, a~uItroIien,
Neil.GoIeoonier, Snmoo uno Sa.
mali oia San 6ronciSco id,Iiebt bier
tagIif) I'M Z ltbr Gbenos bis gum 3.
Rooember.
g. 9obtieS @orfieI6,
Roitmeiiter.
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3312c.; gutter SABA BIC. Bis 3112c.;
retner @offa Sic. BITS 311ac.; Snpa
uHb Roffa, semtitt, 2s14c. bis 29c.
Sapa, semddt, 27s. Bis 2715r.; rel.
nergurucuibo 24c. bic 241ac.; rel.
ner Ga 9liapra 24c. bis 24Iac.;
reiner Santos 23c. bis 2312c.; Gan.
tos, eemiiht, 2112c. bis 22c.; Rio,
aemiiht. 22c. bis 221ac.
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SeueItueo VefIuBel, pro FIulO.
olte Siibner t3c.; iunee Siibuer 13c.
bis 15c.; Gnten lie. bis 1856; Eall.
ben, pro Soar zoe. bis 25c.
Srifte uno o emii
8artoffeln, pro 8nibel 4Oc. bis
52c.; grimes Wois, pro 9ubeno &c.
bis &C.; 3udcrriiben, pro 8iinoeI 1c.
bis t12c.; @eiBfobI, pro Come 81
Bis $3.50; 3piebeln, pro 9uideI 65c.
bis Toe; G~arrotten, pro giinoeI tc.
biz 112c.; Tomatoes, pro 9ui6eI
30c. bis 40c.; aepfel, pro Sob SOC.
bis 1925; anonas, pro Crate $500
bis $3.50; Bfiriidc, pro GiIte Soc.
bis $t.t5; 8irnen pro Sob Toe.
big $3.50; Seuerie, pro 3useno 25c.
biz 4Oc,; Sflaumen, pro 4orb Toe.
biz 12c.; 0amions, pro 1O.8hno.
&orb zoe. bis &c.; 2rouben, pro s.
Ffano.9orb 14e. bis t6c.; @lumen.
fobl, pro SOB $3.50 bis $500;
Sima'8obnen, pro 8nIheI SOc. biz
Soc; braitler &obl, pro guideI t5c.;
Spinat, pro 9uideI 3Oc. bis 35c.
griine gobnen, pro 9ui6eI Coo. bis
75c.; runoe &iibetl, pro guideI 40c.
groceries unb 4ropiiio.
mem.
Sdlsfleiih, pro Yfunb: feline gu.
eor.Gureo Gdinfen &c.; erobe
Sugar.g ureo S6infen 12c.; Ga
l%ifornier S6infen 9Hc.; Sugar'
Gureo gruititiide 1895; Sugdr'
Gureb Sdultern t0c.; trofen geiaI'
5ene Seitenripper &C.; Spefieiten
sac; reines Sdmol8 in 2ierces
&c.; trofen geial3ene Sdultern
&C.; SpedihuItern t01ac.; WeB.
Sdtpeinefleiib $i4.50 pro Sob.
&affinirter 3uder, pro 9iuno:
eefpiirfelt 5.8tc.; pllpertiirt 5.21c.;
Stdn6orb eranulirt Bloc; ieir gra.
mulirt 5.10c.; 9rpital 81, 5.10c.; Go
lumbia u, 1866; 9elber 4.50c. bis
4.75c.
@eroiteter anffee: 6. 6. g., 100
gfb. Giiten 1896; g. 8. g. so gfb.
1885,; G. 8. g. SO Btunb1
1906; reiner SABA 33c. bis
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mIebrere iperib6oIe Snrmen in arne @ruubcI.
Gountn; 55 elder, IDS alder am @deotbb s9fts
Der: 1853 elder. 100 ELDER; einiee biefer Carmen
tino i'm bobeH auItiir3 uitanoe, uHb iueroeR
iinlurtli1 gu arnebrlbnren preifeu uno inter
guten 8eoineungen oerfauft.
Spbu y. sStnidnS,
gr. 406. al. 9~duEStrabe, Baltimore, Wb.
(Sept27. 1WRt)
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Nber'S .,GbeltpetB.Saue."

MdrbIdubs2eIepbon - 81 e.
Soliptaunrtier oes @~einngoereiHS .gbeI,
speib.'" r9amer'8etein5 beS @oeIipeiB, "
"9antcrsg oncIlneS Gr. 445. 3. 8. s."
"Srientals3 tftrifts Or. f5s, 8. u.sg.@ urb
Canton Spar' II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Sept21,t S)
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IE54 OIbGdtefteIfr.- -91lifornfns u. Dbto'
g9eire. Berf1nlmImnesIofdI r@erRoria.
eoge ST.; yGueem. Mrb. ser. siint. sNerein
bon D1tBalttrore-; nDpfilon goncI. 8, ..
2. o.; .Wetaaarb. sttnfon 78". SaIlt 5n
oermietbe;i.
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3it perfanfcn Ooer Sit pcrpadltcu.
8u %uerfaufeu uoer An perpohteu.

9as pertbboue @runoitiid an Der @de bon
Sits@aItimores Strnbe NIB Bolt Sificea glUenue:
80 bel 1870 SUB. Der bintere 3beil oes @runos
itiids piro fir ciu 9cibdttsacbduoc oeS g9euts
iheu Correspondent" benuBt tperoet. gdbere
g%IuSiinit bel q. Blaine, Sr, Ali, ct. SauLstr.
(30t-)
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Die stnsiacu sipsIHBdlaen SduIer

Zen pradtbouen n@dtterion.9arf,% 8atiiIents
Gtrnbe, @de bon Baltimore truBe. @outmt
Suerft. uro babi bic sllspobI. 8ieie Sdufer
ftuo tn feoer Stnfidt MODERN. nit Warmors
@1Its uno sS1ustreppe, fopie mooeruen 8ers
beiierlHeen. eiuibItebIi6 gIb8uesfnnaI. eeent
tdgIlh nno Sonni1es an Srt unb Ste1e. Bes
uuet SairirounisgloenIe Bapecns.
Com. Z. @aiasher, ,Bdluriernebr1er,
Q2e-) Nr. 2S0s, Sairmount'glbe.
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goTtdros unb g.. Strabe. StgbIanbtpfpN.
Dte teiniten @etrdnite aaer @rt. - Boil
ftinbie neii einperi6tef. Gin gefud aIIer
ntsiner S~rernbl uno hes @ubIttuuts In
aageuretnen ftetS %piufommen.
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1bUg, BnnfsSfrdBe,
11bs Der 6ftit9en Boli5eiftatton. Sat
Iner .plnt3 bon 10 biz Q 1nr RaUnltstaqs.
s8tebner'S nnilbertreffIt6es Bier am
Hapf.
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Gin oeutiher Dtaun iubt g(rbeit ais 8dder
ooer irgeno peIfe anoere 9lrbeit. 9iacb5ufrds
gen in 9r. 1923, Clement. straRe, 9ueuftsRoint.
GOOD
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aus Den Glepatoren 5uriidgeJoeeu
1929 9uidjel; Gleputoren . 8orrdtb
325,t29 @uihel. 9erfGuie: 1 @ogs
gon Orr. 9 9emiitter 81 80.
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@erIunst tint Ilsemeiuen.

9eutihes Mrbeits. Nafpeiin .gl rtan,
pr. 219, giosSbarpsStrabe, unter Der gufi6t
Der y9eutfbeu 8eienf9aft". 9ieienteen, oie
beuti6e Sanbtperfer, 9Irbeiter uno 9ienitboter
ober in iraniirten griefen an Sen aeenten Der
@efsni6aft, Subann .. 0sener, Rr. 2t9, SRb.
eb1rtsStrnRe, tpenoen, iueIcber uneutgeItIin
Wusfinfi ertheiIen tpirS. Cnu2efS y
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3u ~Oerfaufen.
Gil perfauFen:

12% ader Surnl. Gefuro. fIeines Guns: sans
Der r9nltimoresS bios9ubn"; 5000: elm 2beiI
hGnr. @igentbiimer gibt eincm inteIigenteil
Munne itetiec grbeit nuf ieiuer Sarm mo 3D.
brit nnbebei. Hdd8uirngen I'M 9ireuu hes
Raul. Strnke. (30l-2l
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YrD6uften.M arft.

unienitebenbe SreiIe be3ieben Iih
auf ben Gngros'SnnoeI; fir Den
aIeinbanoel muB Elm entipredenoer
alifidla9 genlad,t tperoen.
Sarm. g rooufte.
gier, pro Gubeno 19c. biz 22c.
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$3.50 fit zines oieier prd9tiaen, mo6ernen
5iptIt5dieen 8obnbdufer Or. 1912, 23t4 uno
231s. SftsWaoiionsStraBe, cenenitrter Seller.
cementirter SofrourI, cemeHtirteS Irottoir. Nbs
5u9SIduaI. @ue 1nooerHen Ginri6tungen.
GOiuaro !. Sturd, an Srt uuo SteIe.
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0elb anssnleihen.

Sarlehen aui Msbeln unS anSere siherbetten
fir 6 grp5ent = genai ra1 bent neuer @efese:
prioaiim, - Hiditer, Er. 2t0, Eft.aertngtpn.
Gtrnbe, Simmer 9r. 4, 81nfdnt Building. Sn
Der Office piro 9eutf6 gefpro1en.
(IRni201O
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Na[timprer Rarftberidte.

8altimOre, 26. Ottober 1901.
Mebl. 3ufubr 1916 6GiiGr,
einidlieBIit) - S0iier 8u Occult.
Eoiut mo - SGIier 5l Canton.
aiiltcnoerionot 33t 50iier. Gtc Ro.
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Reun Chr @elb nbtbis bdbt, peubet Gndl
an MID. 9arIeben auf GnIire, Wa5beIn ooer
@runoeieeniburn. acknowledgement. aeine 2eib.
aefddftssIeetbooen. Mr. arenter, Rr. 100,
orb.9,aea.s trake, 4. SIur, 9aunorb guiIoine.
(WpriItb-l
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gerlanst: Granen nnO RaSden.


BtrInnnt:
Gin W1hedeH nit gutter GmpfebluHgeH, tueItG
ielbitiidubtg tO9eH fam. Pah3ufra9eU in ytr,
l9lo, MISUNDERSTANDING. GOD
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8tTlaugt:

Gin completeness 6euti6cS W4aheu aIs aBabin
nlo bel Der Nartnn9 zines ainbes III belien;
Suter SobH; 6nmtlie ooH 3pei Bcriuncn. Iatz
5uiraaen IN 9tr. PIT, Eat, straFe. GOD
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@ei5eu. - 3uiubr 1850 9u.
ihel; 8criunot bon oen @leoatorcn
1929 @uldel; Glenatorcu . Borratb
1,01S,775 8uidcI.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

If there We're employment for
all, the labor question would soon
be settled. The Chicago labor
leaders realize this and have
bought 10000 acres of land in
Mississippi. which will be divided
into farms to be sold to idle union
labor men. Five-scre farms are
to be sold to settlers on easy terms
and provision is to be made for a
return of the investment If the
men do not like the life and prefer
TO return to the city. The mana
gers SAY that il 10. 900 union work
ers buy farms it will give work for
all the idle men in Chicago today.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
worries Pair Ra,s..

There are to be three classes of
special rates to the Worlds Far:
On sale April 18th to November
18th, final limit Dec. 18th. From
Monte Vista and return. first class
fare, $52.GO.
Round trip, first class, good for
GO days, on sale April Is to Nov.
20. 1850.
Round trip. first class, good for
10 days, on sale April "a to Nov.
30, &39.45.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
Why the War?

American sympathy seems to be
somewhat divided, some hoping
that Japan will thrash her big an
tagonist. some hoping that Russia
will be victorious. Some symps-
thize with Japan because of her
wonderful progress in recent years,
some because she is the smaller
nation. and some because of the
belief that she is the victim of
Muscovite greed. Some sympa-
thize with Russia because they be-
lieye she has no sinister Designs
on China or Japan, but only wants
an ice-fr.e outlet to the sea. some
because the Russians belong to the
white race, and others because the
Russians belong to the one branch
OF the Christian church.
There are, however. a good many,
and the editor of The Commoner
is one OF them. who desire to know
Just what the fight is about. II
may be natural for us TO take side1
according to prejudice or par,iality
without stopping 10 ascertain the
cause Of the controversy. but it is
hardly adefensiblc position. There
must be- some poin, on which the
question hiDges-some l.msnd of
Russia to which Japan will not or
should not acc.de or some demand
on tn. par, of Japan To which
Russia will not or should not
nccede. II is the duty Of outside
nations 10 find out III. real point
in dispute. aud use their influence
To secure n settlement which will
he Just 10 both nations. sympathy
will not s.til. III. controversy and
II one ns'ion whips III. other and
enforc.s AN unjust d.msnd they
will have bitterness that will TO
m-nt future war. When the
diplomatic correspondence il given
TO tn" world 1t will be possible to
see which nation il to blame aud
TO detcrmin. on which aid. the
right il.
IL ~ proper that our nation
should observe strict neutrality.
but il should ais" endexvor to find
the real point at issue and join
other nations IN advising such MI
adjustment Of the differences ~
will prevent further blosished aud
remove the ground for future fric.
ton.
Both nations have been friendly
toward III. United States and our
nation il in the very best possibls
position 10 proiier its COOL Offices
70 sscure pssce based on Justice. -
The Cenmoses.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

The endorsement of William
Randolph Hearst by the Demo
cratic convention OF Rhode Island
AS its candidate for President, has
shocked the Cleveland contingents
of the East into journalistic spssms.
They see in this Eastern declara-
ton for Hearst, coming in the
midst of bitter faction fight
between Hillism and Clevelandism
in New York. the waning of their
fond hopes for a revival Of the era
o1pluto. Democracy. In their con-
sternstion, they begin to realize,
Furthermore, that New Jersey may
make the same endorsement. They
are mortified to learn, also, that
Illinois can be saved to them, il it
can be saved at all, only BY the
desperate and to their minds I'M
pleasant expedition Of substituting
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago, for
the distinguished friend Of }. Pier.
pont Morgan. the ex- president
they 20 much admire. The Public.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

Mn. Joe AcGnth. ~ T. LEI 81.
husohsasoa. ksa.. writes: II have given
ssilssd's Hosshoued Syrup n ny chill.
desa TOT coughs aad coseis sos the past
four yepss, cad dad Il TIE hsse nssl,r,us
s~ss ussd." unhks many cough syrup.
u costalss M opium. but will aooths
aad heel ssy dinsaas II the throat add
lsaas quicker thea sav osissr remedy.
26c. Dis ssd ei.U 81 wssss Chapman
Drug osess.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

The Lord does not give money
to the spendthrif;s, He gives 1t to
those who know how to take care
of it. Mr.. Baer, the coal baron,
said that the enormously rich men
of the country were the trustees
of God. ordained to handle and
distribute wealth.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
hsru~~ Fer Saie Or Trade.

Several standard bred aud high
grade Hambletonisn horses, also
son'e French Coach broke aud un.
broke for sale cheap, or will trade
for cows.
JOSEPH /. SHERIDAN,
Spring Greek, Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
Early Ssed Potatoes.

l have q few sacks of early Al.
bino. early Rose and early Ohio
Potatoes for sale; also home grown
garden Peas and other garden
seeds Vegetable plants ready
Nay lat. Call At residence and
garden two blocks northeast of
depot.
T. +. NEWTON.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

General Miles has written a
letter in which he says: "Our
country is now confronted by a
situation and is called upon to de-
eide questions of the greatest mo-
meut. Not siuce the adoption OF
our constitution have greater re-
sponsibili,es rested upon the sov-
ereign voters of this country than
those which will be placed upon
them during the coming autumn"
The general undoubtedly has in
mind the labor and trust questions
which will be the paramount issues
IN the fall campaign.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

Having decided to quit farming
l will sell 8 first class leases we'll
improved. Also 6 improved
farms; ell good soil. Terms lib
eral. Now 10 the time for . liar.
gain.
A. N. lsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

The Public says no antitrust
law can cope with trusts that OWE
sovereign power. as railroad com
panies do
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
MetAeAist eh.rch.

Preaching by the pastor next
Sunday at 1 a. IN. and 7.3O .. m.
Morning Subject: The Law of
Harvest Evening Subject:
"rhc Making of Optimistic
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

Will pasture horses IN Spring
Creek meadows 1t one dollar =
bead per month, cows thirty five
csnts. Piles Of grass on the
ground
JO~. I. SHERIDAN.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
mlLLIN R Y.

Latest styles and lowest prices in
spring and sum er millinery. An
experienced trimmer in charge, at
The Monte Vista Millinery Store.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

The Republican county conven.
ton for the city and county of
Denver to select delegates TO the
state convention. which IN turn
will select delegates to tn. national
convention, will be held Monday.
one day before the charter election.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

The governor has again pro-
claimed martial law in Telluride,
aud oslered 275 guardsnen to that
city. This looks as If the injunc.
ton Issued by Judge Stevens
might be nullifed by the procls-
nation,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26

| have a very nice horse and
buggy, suitable for a lady, for sale
for cash or on time.
J. H. FULLENwIDER.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
Presbyterian Church.

Preaching II .. IN. aud 1880
p IN. by Rev. George E. Thomp-
son. Morning, He shall be for a
haven of ships" Evening, LOT
pitched his tent toward Sodom."
Sunday School meets at 10 a. m.
Junior Endeavor $50 p. m. Sen
ior Endeavor, Gas p. m. Every
body welcome.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-03-26
Per Rest.

For peas. 24O acres east Of Gun.
barrel. Enquire of Dr.. Packard.