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The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
opinion Reversed

The Court OF Appeals handed down an
opinion on Monday the 18th inst. in the
case OF Fischback Va. The Garrison Mill
ing Co., in which the opinion of Judge
Holbrook was reversed.
This case originated about four years
ago John Fischback held a mortgage
which he failed to record ON Il NJ.
Phillips grain. Phillips delivered the
grain to the Milling company and Fisch-
back sued the company for value Of the
gram. On trial Fischbnck proved grain
had been delivered to Milling company.
The company offered no evidence but
moved for non-suit which was allowed
by Judge Holbrook.
The Appellate court reverscs this
judgment and there will be another trial
OF the case.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
sAs,ssias shsreA Mesi Ices.

Preaching service At tn. Christ.
ian church Sunday Morning Sub.
ject. "The Temple CIesnsed' and
10 the evening "Dsiciples.' The
Individual Communion Set WAS
used last Lor,is day for the first
time also the new song bo"ks
Ten nighta in q b~rroom Was n
succeas. church was crowded
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

II is rumorcd that DIR. W. c. Russell,
of Minnesota, is about to complete the
deal to purchase the practice of Doctors
Packard and Todd. The doctor has been
in town several days, He wishes to
make the change and come hers on nc
count Of his wife's health.
As we go to press We are informed that
DIR. Russell has purchased DR.. Packard's
business and residence and will have the
office now occupied by DIR Packard.
DIR. Russell is rcputed to be a physician
and surgeon OF ability and experience.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
. "Pullen wider" Park.

A very representative crowd turned
out Wednesday night Vt Woodmen
Temple to assist in carrying out the
scheme Of raising money for the nsw
park and to confer upon it the dignity Of
q name.
A generous supper WAS donated hy the
town people and admission WAS charged.
The voting contest WAS too much one
sided tn create much excitement. Uncle
John Fullenwidcr was the choice Of the
voters by large plurality, Upon re.
ceiving the result OF the election Uncle
John made a neat speech thanking the
people for the honor and assuring them
that il would exc his work to see that the
park is finished and beautliicd.
Mr.. Fuilenwider has been untlring in
his efforts to secure this park aud ada
cent improvements and great credit
should bc given him for the undertaking.
The affair Wednesday night was en-
gincersd wholly by Uncle John and it
was enjoyed by those present. The band
rendered a good musical program and a
nice dance followed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

9TH. blca, of the sheep il
abroad IN III. land, said Fred $.
Burti- yesterday, speaking Of III.
San Luis valley 9TH. entire
country around Mont. Vista aud
La lara IL fired los ,be sheep rails.
ing enthusiasm. Gold and silver
NJ" forgotten
"Ihc revolution has come." says
Mr.. Bur,is. Every man ~ tho
great valley talks Of nothing but
III. sinking of nrtss,nn wells aud
the growing of peas aud sheep.
In some sections II is 80 bad that
men. happy smiles on their faces.
greet each other with n 'bn ~ nn'
ins,.sd OF ia. time. honorctl
hello" Pueblo ChicftAin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Geo. Whiteead's residence near the
river bridge north Of town WAS destroyed
this morning by lire. The family WAS
awakened by cracking Of the hnrning
wood work and the 'ire had gained too
much headway to save the building or
its contents. The house ~as neat
brick and the loss is considerable.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The Monte Vista band is meeting reg.
ularly twice week for rehearsals aod
will give their second concert in the near
future. The business men and citizens
are liberal in their contributions toward
paying the instructor and in the SUN
mer the town will have band the. may
feel proud OF
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Sam y. Jones'.

Telegram Just received:
Sam Jones snow bound. Can't reach
you See letter"
We expect to know tomorrow the date
he will be here and will send out the
announcement at once.
The seats you have reserved hold over
and will be good when the lecture is
given.
Reserved seats for II. W. Sears who
lectures Thursday evening Feb 23rd on
More Tally will go on sale Monday
morning at o'clock.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The Public Library is enjoying q larg
er patronage than ever before, 1t in not
unusual to ses 10 the evenings number
q bsys ssa 0isls lssa ~ agss u ~ y
v yesatsd In the library earnestly en-
crossed In reading good hooks. The
library 10 . public beueiaction in which
there 10 world Of good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Otto Ahr"ns is man Of generous im-
pulses, but his impulses were directed
along III. line Of cuss words "Wednesday
night when he discovered that box of
his generosity had been purloined
without his knowledge or consent 10
furnish Joy for a party OF dutch lunch
ers."
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

X. f. Hobb will sell II head OF horses
and Is head Of cattle at public auction
at his ranch . miles northeast OF Monte
Vista, on Tuesday, Feb. II. Besides the
stock he will sell farm implements, hnr-
ness, saddles, buggi.s. etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Herman Cole and Charley Bcchtcl
write from Chicago that they have on.
rolled in the Chicago School of Motoring
and like 1t very much so far. Theyhave
been taking in the big Automobile Show
and sny il is surprising to see the mum
ber OF people excited aud cu,hused over
automobiles Seven million dollars
worth Of auto cars were sold at the show
last week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Woodmau circle had pleasant social
meeting at their hall Thursday night.
They surprised the band boys at rehears-
al and invited them up TO nic, lunch
after which a program consisting OF reel
tations and band music was rendered
concluded by dance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Harvey Dantice aud Miss Myrtle New
Ton were married Tuesday at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs X.
Il. Newton. Mr.. Dantice has rented
the Baxter quarter and will farm the
place this year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Bribery and intimidation charges have
been made in the House by democratic
members Melton OF San Juan and
Street Of Park and the offended repub
LEANS demand AN investigation The
eommi,te named by the speaker 10 con,
due, III. investigation is headed b, Il q.
Brc ;kcnridgc. The equilibrium Of the
house was restored Thursday by accept.
ing the report OF the committee which
contained retrnc,ions OF all charges 10y
thN offending members.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Prospects are very bright for good
year in the valley. Snowfall in the
mountains Is very heavy. There is more
SNOW At Summitvile than there has
t,ecn in II years. There will be no
shortage Of water in the valley this year
and \ big crop will bc raised. Eastern
people are beginning to inquire what
kind Of land raises the peas that puts
the best quality Of mutton on the
market and our valley land is taking =
rise-and there is a corresponding in
crease IN the demand for acreage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Methodist RDisespal ehsreh
Ix,l,o n n~..l~ pa.tor

Preaching at l0:Da III. and 10 =. N.
Morning theme: THE One Name.
Evening theme: THE Power of Habits
illustrated. Sunday School 10 a. m.
Epworth League 6;D p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 40 o'clock.
Every body welcome.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The Commercial club had "a
meeting at Town hall Thursday
night and voted upon membership
fees, dues, etc. The clnb will start
the ball rolling with \ banquet IN
the near future.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Uresbytseiaa church.
Rsv. aso..ex y. THOMPSON. Pastor.

RVv. 0sossox y. THOMPSON. Pastor.
Morning worship II o'clock
Evening 1880. Preaching morn
ing and evening by the pastor.
Sunday School meets Mt 10 n. IA
JUNIOR En,leavor 3 p M. Senior
EnicxvOr $40 .. ~. a cordial
invitatiou exteusi,sl 10 nll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

l.. B. and q. ". Sylvester re.
turned from their trip to New
Mexico Thursday. They had
quite a hard time in getting through
the snow with their L., 900 head of
sheep
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
esoc Rswssl.

VSSS 0oWo60s
The ah0vs reward will b~ paid
fos The return 10 Monte Vista of
the following described horace:
Roam hors~. II yssrs old. brand.
oil bsr76. uMlr',k~n.
Que t'ay horss Z years old broke.
Que bay mare II years did. hsr.
n~~s marks
Ous scrr-l wsIding, 3 years
old. three whit" feet. strip In fsre.
Ono sors~l colt.
Oas black mare. 3 yrs old un.
broke
Ose boy MAZE, 3 yrs. old blas-
face. VI. 100. unbrok~.
I9yss. Old black mare. 1000 Ii.
l black gslding 9ys old. 1000 H.
NlLxs Axp PRlpxoa8
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

hnvc some good bargains in
real estate. Some leases and some
decided land Office in DR.. Pack
ards old room IN the rear of drug
store. W. T.. WHITE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

A. V. Tabor, of Creede, spent a couple
of days in Monte Vista this week Mr..
Tabor has just returned from trip to
Goldtields, Nevada. and says he vas
favorably impressed with the camp and
its future outlook
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

$. +. Amber reports that he
sold 81, 1000 acres of land in the
La Jarn country in the past few
days The Dan Newcomb ranch
was one of the sales.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Taylor Stott had his right leg broken
and left knee badl, bruised at the North
Farm Thursday morning and was
brought to the Whedun hospital. He
was holding broncho aud got tangled
up in the long lariat rope.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Geo. b. Boutwell, on Thursday
received the new silk banner won
by Circle No. 80. Women of
oodcraft, in the recent contest.
1t is of silk hand painted on one
side and ON the reverse side the
words: Presented by the Grand
Circle Women of Woodcraft. 1t
is II beauty. The Monte Vista
band helped the Circle celebrate
the victory at the meeting Thurs.
day eve.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Head Consel Falkenburg, of the
Woodmon OF the World, died in Los
Angeles Tuesday. Falkenburg was the
founder OF the order of Woodmen and
the greatest fraternal man in the entire
country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Warren Burroughs is down from
Creede on visit with relatives and re
cuperating from his recent illness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Thos. J. Mcdonald sold his place
miles northeast. of Monte Vista Wednes-
day to Ira II. Comp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Louis Weyand had big crowd at his
MIR. Wcyand expects to take "A trip soon
and look over other sections of the
country
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

81. Q. Bushipger had the interior of his
store newly papered and painted last
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

There is quite demand in Monte
Vista for houses TO rent, and. "a person
wonld not miss 1t by putting up lew
good dwellings
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

w. a. Irons, and family, Of Stackwell
Ind, arrived in Monte Vista Sunday
morning. Mr.. Irons has purchased th,
Packard half section.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The farmers institute opened
today (Frinny) at the Town hall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Sunday. Feb. IL, to Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Weyand, twins-a hoy and girl
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
For Rent.

The north west quarter see. 81 -
Il-9 was summer plowcd IN 1908.
Oats raised on the land last wear
Would like To rent II to reliable
party to stubble in peas thi.
spring Address.
WM. G. CRAWFORD.
p. o Box 399 Pueblo. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The Monte Vista band is preparing for
another big concert about March :.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

George Harris baby is very sick with
pneumonia,
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Births.

Saturday, Feb. IL, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Louis W. Edwards, 4 daughter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Couant returned
today from their visit in Los Angeles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The whole Rocky Mountain region has
been IN the grip Of a severe cold wave for
several days. This winter in the valley has
been unusual. % below zero is pretty
cold for Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Gen. Bloomfield went to Denver
Thursday night on a business trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Mrs. c. G, Cummings and little son
came down from Del Norte Thursday
night on short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The creamery netted 30c n pound on
their output for January.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

VIII Pickett came home Wednesday
from his trip To Chicago, He visited
Milwaukee, Kansas CITY and other
places.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Judge Shields, of Mosca, was Monte
visitor Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

The Gem Restaurant has secured a
first class cook, and made many valuable
improvements, including n ladies' dining
parlor and on Sunday will serve the
following.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

John Macarthur returned Thursday
from his trip to Canada. He found his
mother improving after her attack OF
paralysis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

All the rooms on the second floor of
the Bank building have been rented.
c. G. Kerr will have two rooms aud DR..
PeIrce will have dental parlors there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Mrs. W. S. woois l-n Thursday night
for Lincoln. Nebrael,a, ~ here she will
visit her sister, Miss Mayballc Clark, for
a month or longer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Everything first class.
Dinner served a, l2:.,o.
Pnce 3Jcts SUNDAY only.
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20
SPIDER CoRNCAKE.

This is probably one Of the best ,-,lles
for cOrnbread to be had. 1t is one OF
Miss parloa's recipes, but is not es-
pecially well known. Measure out one
and two.thrds cupfuls Of cornmeal,
one-third OF n cupfu Of -four, one
fourth Of a cupful Of sugar and tea
spoonful Of salt. Slft all together and
add to them two eggs, which have been
beaten with a cupfu Of sour milk, and
one OF sweet milk IN which small
teaspoonful Of soda has been dissolved.
stir all thoroughly, Put one or two
tablespoonfus of butter in hot spider
on the fire. When the butter has melt
cd pour the batter into the spider.
open the oven door and place the
spider on the lower shelf Pour an.
other cupful Of sweet milk into the
batter, but do not stir it at all. Now
shut the door and let the cake bake
without touching It for about twenty
minutes or half an hour in a quick
oven. When a rich brown and done,
lift the cake ont OF the pan and place
on large plate or cut into thick slices
in the PAN and serve hot with butter.
The peculiar feature Of this cake is
that it has strcaks Of a creamy con-
slstency running through the whole,
especially near the bottom or top, This
makes it very delicious and is due to
the cupful of milk added at the last
moment, just before the oven door is
shut
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20
&~3retTYNE::-.
M2~zaNo~Ws'r

Buttons Of tortoise shell are a new
ness.
Eollonne is nothing but a very soft
silk poplm,
You needn't play bridge 10 wear a
bridge coatee,
There are stockings in every color
under the sun.
None but the young and fair should
wear a polo hat,
There are flower handles on some or
the pre,tiest parasols.
Three lace tlounccs appear upon the
sGh't of a silk evening irocE'
uotLouse vlolets are nearly over
But wood vlolets are coming.
The bulldog toe is out Our shoe
tbs muse be very feminine,
The most startling stockings are in
half and three-quarter length
You can make the dalntiest kind Of
collars and cuffs out Of narrow vaien'
clenneS,
Rufies and puffs are among the re-
yiyals, and many dainty lnus!lils SAo"
these two decorations,
one null gown in a lovely shade OF
cream white had a skirt trimmed with
six hemstltched runles.
With so many beauties to choose
from it is cruel to limit woman TO
less than q dozen hats.
Suspended skirts very well made III
silk or 'mohalr are met with in the
ready made department
TO protect the delicate silk stocking
there are cotton moccaslns to DO
slipped on between hosiery and shoes
The street gown which seems TO be
taklng better than any other model is
the princess skirt and short bolero
Jacket
The princess skirt IS the antithcsis or
the fashionable plcated skirt 1t is
tlghthrting, and reveals the lines OF
the figure over the hips.
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20

The happiest woman In the world Is
she who thinks her husband is the best
man on earth.
Mothers Of growing girls are always
glad OF suggestions as TO the lengthen-
ing Of their ever shortening dresses
One woman who has grown tired Of
the customary ruflle now cuts a ripple.
opens the lower edges Of the skirts
hem, iaserts the ripple and stitches it
fast.
Women who find time hanging heav-
ily on their hands may provide them
selves with extremely pretty hat pins
at very little cost, 1t is only necessary
70 buy the common pins, crush off the
glass beads and replace them with In
dian beads, The latter can be attached
with sealing wax or solder.
An Atchlson girl who is visiting in a
very small town writes home that
when her hostess entertained the
missionary society, instead Of playing
crockinole, or pinning tail onto a don.
key, for her guests amusement she
opened up her guests trunk and
showed them all her guests Clothes
Atchison Globe.
Why does Paris still continue to be
the headquarters Of fashion? Many
women consider that she is living on
the reputation Of leading rather than
really doing so. Yet these very women
viii only look at Paris models. There
is something about French taste in
color and French touch in style which
is undenlably superior On the other
hand, we suffer here in some measure
from the want Of dash and originality
in our own mollstes,
Much stress is laid by those 'desirous
OF reforming marriage expenses in
Sind upon the abolition of the ivory
bangles 4 set Of these bangles, which
Is the first OF the articles OF jewelry
which must be provided by the father
Of the bride, costs from e. to flO, ac-
cording to whether the bangles are
ivory or inlaid with gold. The bangles
are fragile and easily broken, and
moreover become quickly discolored,
when they have to be discarded and
new ones proyided.-Sind Gazette.
Cornstarch is recommended as q
most effective agent for the remoral of
grease.
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20

According to the Paris Cosmos, n
French company has been formed to
'''memlli2c" PmbroderleS, and wonder.
ful effects have been produced. Expert
ments have long been under way with
a number of articles, sucl as flowers,
leaves and branches. but practical rc-
suits with laces were only recently Sc.
cured.
The lacos arc made conductors OF an
electric current and placed in a gal.
yanlc bath There they become coated
with an exceedingly delicate surface,
tie coors of which can be regulated
at will.
The coatin= is 50 fine that not tho
slightest irragularity can be noticed,
ana the laccs remain perfectly soft and
flexible. It makes 10 difference
whether gold, silver copper, bronze or
other metals are employed.
The assertion ia made that the metal.
llzcd points, in spite Of the thinuoSs Of
the metal coating can ba united MS if
soldcrcd together. so that all sorts Of
combinations are possible These
metallic goods are used for table orna-
ments decorating fuIpiturc coverings,
wainscOtng in parlors, and for in
,rustation Of fine woods, and the metal
li2nd lacCs can even be polished. New
York World,
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20

An engineer asserts that the London
fogs are caused largely by the dis
charge Of steam in the mir from the 800
or more locomotives operating in Lon
don area. One steam plant Of 2OO0
horsepower, the engineer figures, will
discharge into the air twenty tons Of
steam per hour, or sufficient to pro.
duce fog twenty feet thick and one
mile square; and what plants with 4
capacity Of Gj0OOO horsepower can
do in the way Of fog production may,
therefore, be easily estimated. The
proposed remedy Is 10 convert this
waste steam into electric power.-Rall-
way Age,
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20
2-s1sss24 sa2 9 SsZssa a,- S..::S-.S
BHINTS FOR THE \
SEKEEPERN
,EzS.S-S S-SIQLE|-a1 "a .s@ga.Ets ut

Soaking prints in salt water before
wishing fastcns the co.ors
Never neglect small rrpairs--a stitch
in time saves not only Ijnc, but ninety!
Kerosene will cut the grease in the
drain pipe of a sink. and should be used
at least once month,
Cover the top Of The ice chest or re-
fr.gomior with white oilcloih, tacking
1t on with bGassEeadcd tacks,
When Turkish towels grow thin from
long usage, they may be made to serve
better by dipping in thin starch and
using unlroncd,
After being thoroughly cleaned, rugs
should be put away for the summer in
bags made Of new, unwashed, un-
bleached cotton cloth
In sowing on buttons. have the knot
I, OF the thread on TIE right side directly
under the button ana see If the button
does not stay on longer.
\ deep iagdmlcre is suggested Ms
pleasing substitute for the waste paper
basket, and Las the additional COM
mondatlon of being washable,
Tho ability to decide at once which
Of several duties is most important and
most worth while is a talent to be as
slduously cultivated by every woman.
For quick baking with small fire,
the sheer.iron oven such as is used for
gasoline stoves IS very convenient set
over the two hottest grlldlcs Of the
range.
Many people do not know how 10
rest when tired. If the waist is aching
badly, lie down on n sofa or bed and
thrust the arm uadcr the left knee
while lying on the left side,
When feeling faint or the symptoms
Of heart palpitat!on, bend the head
downward Some persons cannot
stand so violent a remedy, but it is
enfectual, Ms it allows the blood to run
TO the head,
Ink stains on linen should be soaked
out in milk, and the sooner this is done
the better, for, though wet ink comes
out readily, it takes a good deal Of
soaking to move it If it has been al
lowed TO dry in.
After washing, silk lace should be al
lowed to lie for half an hour in a little
warm milk. to which q very little gum
water has been added, Then squeeze
nearly dry and iron on the wrong side
on O board covered with several thick
negses Of clean flannel.
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20
A NEW DRINK.
at once,

A new drink for women's luncheons
Is called choca, and has been brought
from France. Fresh-made coffee,
dripped, of course, is combined with
chocolate and milk. one-thrd Of each
being the proper proportions, To some
palates the chocolate flavor predOm-
mates; TO others the coffee; the milk,
Of course, would be neutral. This bev-
crage is to be served with and not af-
ter luncheon. At many tables coffee
with cream is being served during the
service Of the meal, and not afterward,
rs has been the custom.
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20
A True Snake story.

"The affair happened on Saturday
night" says the Bulawago Chronicle,
in a room on the outskirts Of Rayl'
ton, Four card players were intent
on a game OF whist and the window
was open to allow on some fresh air
Suddenly, out Of the darkness, FIVE
feet Of black mamba hurled itself
through the open window into the
room. For a moment every one was
paralyZed, and then one of the occu-
pants seized hold Of the most handy
weapon and flung 1t at the intruder.
1t happened TO be a water bag and
the snake received a cold douche,
which was evidently not TO its liking,
for it vanished just as suddenly as it
had come, by the same route. A
search of the premises discovered
the creature in an adjoining room,
but it again made its escape, and, as
the police would say, is still at
large"
The new enterprise., 1905-07-20

"Dldn't we meet on Canada South
ern train in JanuaryT asked the man
with the missing thumb Of the man
with the cock eye.
"Yes, l think we did," was the reply
"And weren't you telling one Of the
Messengers that day that you had seen
snow in the Rocky Mountains fifty feet
deep?"
"Yes, sir"
"Well, do you repeat that statement
to-day|
"No, sir. You have caught me a
month too late. Forty feet Of that
snow has thawed of the ground and
the other ten is too small potatoes = lie
about"