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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The JOURNAL office has just
gotten out m ls.pagc pamphlet
for the usc Of the annual Normal
Institute Of the 10th district. which
will he held Mt Monte Vista, Aug.
eth 10 Goth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The Labor Exchange store filed
IN order for 40, 900 pounds Of oats,
Wednesday, to 60 to the sawmiA
ut Crestone. -Mosca Herald. Gs,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Evsrybsly Says b.

Cssoarsts Candy Cathsstie, ths unst
wosdsrful medical discovery oi Tie -
pleasant aud rsfrsshing 70 the tasts, sot
ssetly and positively oa kidus,s, liver
and bowels, cleansing the snurs system
dsspsl colds, cure headache, ssvss, hab.
itusl constipation and bilioSsasss. Pleas
bay aod ~ boz os G. G. C. today; 10
u 90 esata sosd sad guassatssd "a
cure b. Ill dsuegists.
Dat Tsoases 0neke I'D opit Ys1s LII
Avsy.
II you want 70 quit tobaseo uslag ~
ny aud forever, b nads we'll. sesoal,
ua9nseio, full of psw We cd vteoe, taks
No-To-Bac, Ne woodss. weehae, shal
nakss weak nsa sesoas. Many eals tsa
pounds u ~ dAya Ovse 10000 sussd.
Buy No-To-Bas a your druasssA uaAss
6uafaa>ss tessss, 90 q ol.so Deshis1
I'D sa0pas mailed frsa. A. Olssiiag
Remedy O., Chlsage q New Yesk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Some men who arc forced to give
chattel mortgage on their COW
and furniture don't care to have a
record Of it published in the
papers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Supt. Pound went to Del Norte
Friday morning on school bust
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The Denver Labor Exchang. is
contemplating taking in another
factory.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

spsci.iisss ~ Is Tniisa states. TSsis
long expsfssscs, remarkable skill and uni
VERGE 1i! sSsssss 2 the srsatmsns a nnd cure .
ssses sssitis tSsss eminent physieians 70
the full eons1sncc Of the afiicted every
whsfs: 21ez guarantee: -
A CERTAIN AND POsITIyE CURE
Tor ~ SvsS s sssc,, 81 scsy sss ,na ,hs
PRIvATE BLOOD AND SKIN Dis
EASES speedily. completely and perua-
"isl:k NEkyogs ss!Ss BEpll1rY ANp sExgAh
DISORDERS Yield readily 10 their skiliful
PILES. rIk1Us.A ANp-REcrAL UL-
GERS guaranteed cured without pa.n or
detention froO business
HYDROCELE and vARfCocELE per-
manently and successfully cufed In every
SYPHILIS. ,0oNoRRHEA. GLEET.
Spermatorrhea,. Seminal Weakness. Lost
Manhood. Night Emissions. Declyed Fac
ult:es; Femsia Weakness .,.s ard all del!ea,s
cured. - wen a. all functional disorders
that result from youthful follles or ths
excess Of mature years,
STRUCTURE Euaranteed .perEsaneptly
cured. removal complete. without cutting.
by patisat. without moments pain or
'1SSf oTR In SUCCESS =, eu.ed upon facts.
First. practical experience: second. every
case In specially studied. thus starting
laboratory. exactly to suit ench case. thus
effecting cure without injury.
DrS. Belts & Belts,
e2e 18th St.. Cor. Curtis,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Wagsa Wheel.

Nay 18th u October 8lsk II.
cursions to Wagon Wheel Gap eat-
urdsys and Sundays. returning
Aondaya Fare o0o0 roand tim
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

John Shorten. editor Of the
Cripple Creek Sunday Herald,
was q caller at this Office Tuesday
on his way home from Creede.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Drs. Belts & Belts,
oEsvfa. colo.

There will be services Mt st Ste
phens church Sunday morning at
II o'clock, Rev. W. q. Cone offci-
ating.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Il wasn't the wavc Of Mckinley
prosperity that struck The valley
4oaday night; II was cold wave
a.d did considerable damage To 20.
ta1oss and garden truck, bat 70 far
- ~ can learn tho grain was not
dananRud.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

A vote on tho tariff bill, as
agreed upon by the conference
committee is expected to be had
today.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Judge z. I. Brown will prob
ably be the candidate for district
attorney on tho populist or Nc
Kinlcy ticket this fall.-Alamosa
journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Since part of precinct No. Z has
bccn cut of it is proposed that the
remainder Of precinct I and l and
l2 should bc reorgnnizcd no ns to
more nearly equalize the vote in
each precinct. This would change
tho voting place in No. Z and bring
Il to town. Such 4 change would
undoubtedly please the voters in
precinct No. Z.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

A bill for . currency commits
sion of eleven, and 100000 to
cover expenses, has been intro
duced in the House. This is sup
posed to have been done at the
suggestion Of Mark Hanna.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

We have the agency for '"The
New Time," b. o. Flowers hew
magazine, which comes at only q
. year. This 10 the greatest mag.
asine Tor the price ever published.
Call and go Q copy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

For harness goods, sweat pads,
and collars, castor machine oil
and axle grease. see
Ct Horn 4 WHITE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Csrcarets stimulate liver. kid
neys and bowels. Never sicken,
weaken or gripe, 10c.

Prospectors can get blank Lo.
cation Certificates at the JoU1HAL
Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Don't usussate your stomach with teAs
asd bitter tsrha, but regulate your liver
and sick headache BY using those famous
little pills known ~ Ds Wits Little
Early RS~n j. w. Cvpplss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The executive committee OF the
national gold democracy was in
session in New York Wednesday.
There were more proxies in atten-
dance than men. Their fondest
hope 10 to divide Kentucky.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

By order ol Tie Board q Dirso.
toEs oe Tie Billlags Di>eh %.
". W. wIrrEAA President
4uosxs I. 011eur, eee,y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Thses 10 ans for svssythins: snd the
time 70 attend 70 cold y whsa Il starts.
Don't wait until you have onosu mptiou
but prevent il BY using Oos Minute
Cough Cure, the great remedy for coughs
colds. Group, broochstis and all THROAT
and lung troubles. ]. W. Cupplea.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

VS.. Wintsrmuts. Harry Lewis,
I'd Calp and Jas. Cousnt have
been fishing ON the Conejos oil the
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Tho negroes, whom tho white
,neu fought to lil,cratc, arc taking
the places Of tho strikers In Wcs,
Virginia in order TO help fasteu
tho chains Of wage slavery upon
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

John Onma of ZanssvilIs O., ssys: Il
never lived day Tor thirty yssn without
suffering agoay. uatil boz Of Ds Wits
Witch Hsssl Salvs cured ny piles" For
pslss snd rectal troubles, outs, bruises,
spsaina, sossms aod all skin troubles IN
witt Witch Hsssl 6slss b sosauailsd.
J. ". Cuppasa
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Il heals svseything except = broksn
heart, may BE- said OF De Wits Witch
Hszsa Ssive. Pills., rec,ai diseasss, cuts,
burns, bruises, tsttsr, sczsna, and all
akin troabIss nay b cured bv Il quickly
and permanently. J. W. Cupplsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Carpets Of all kinds, sha des and
prices at the Bee Hive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Secretary Sherman has contract.
ID . bad cola aud 10 quito III.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The Bee Hive hns inst received
a fine and extensive variety of rugs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Nearly every quarter section of
land from Tho river moth on the
Gunbarrcl road TO In Garita farm
has been broken up. This vast
area of land is tributary to Monte
Vista and makes this a trading
DOint,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Candidates for Office are fixing
up their states and making combi-
nations for the fall campaign. We
hope every aspirant will have his
name announced and that every
man in the county who has any in
tcrcst in public affairs will attend
the primaries. There is the ioun.
dation and so long MS q handful of
men arc allowed to pack the con.
ventions just so long there will be
corruption in politics.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

fbhing taokla. wagon covers,
tests saopsrs' oatAh and minsss'
sspplIsA We sell then.
T. HNax I wu1I
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

w. A. Braidcn has bought or
contracted for the purchase Of 5o..
600 head Of sheep He came over
from La Vcta last Monday aftcr
hunting In Hucrfano for docks Of
nhccp.-Couricr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Rev. ]. X. Patterson, of Cavircs-
to Canon, n. NJ, has taken up the
Sabbath day discussion, and says:
81 believe that Judge Holbrook
makes the mista OF all the people
of his sect-that of constituting the
bible US literally true on every
point There are good many
people who think some passages in
the bible ought to be skipped when
reading that book.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

d. Ca1yh CsslDt1sa FsUaun; -
Just what & hoese needs W. 8 ~
condition. Toaie. baooa DsslD0 -
vcfmtf1gs. They are ~ 1aea ~
medicine and The best b ~ = ~ 3
.otse in prime eoediasos. M6 =
For sale BY all druggists here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The use Of Halls Hair Remover
promotes the growth Of the hair,
Aud restores it's natural coler aud
beauty, frees the scalp OF dnndruf,
tstter, and all Impurities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Tom Watson is spending his
ammunition IN fighting Senator
Butler. He calls upon Mr.. Butler
to resign as chairman of the nation
al committee. 1t is these wranglcs
within the party that is going to
destroy its usefulness in 1900.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Burning. itching skin diseases instant
ly relieved by De Wits Witch Hazel
Salvs unsqualIed for cuts. bruises, burns.
It heals without leaving scar. J.. w.
Cupploa
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Wanted.

At the Labor Exchange store,
butter. eggs, chickens. fresh vege-
tables and all kinds Of farm prod.
uce in exchange for groceries.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Call aud see the new line OF
Boys Suits, 4 70 Is years, long
and knee pants, st the Bee Hive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Uncle John Fullcnwidcr has had
a great misfortune recently. A
number of his best cows died with
the black leg. 81" Il
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Don't forget that Ed Nevtoa's
is the place to get fresh vegetables.
Butter, eggs and chickeos want
ed in exchange for groceries st the
Labor Exchange.

Tceter. sals-Rhsaa - 1pssoA
Tho intense itching and smazting inci.
dsut to these diseases = inGeaA1ay Sllayo0
by applying CAambselain's &yo -
Skin Ointment. Many VIZ ~ oaaqO
have besa pefmaasntlY o11o1 b. 4. n
b equally e@cisat toe i1ohing Ileo -
favoefte remedy for onse DlppS00S
chapped hands. 6A1haal1s. Ass6 A1a6
and chronic soso syos. 16e1k - -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Cashier Pcrdcw dcvotcs his
spare time to farming ON n small
scale and by gong out to his rest
dence one may see the incest gar
den in town.-Hoopcr Press.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11

Made by TUT NATIONAL CLOAK Co, West 23d
Street. New York.
friVolity and does service as an appropri-
ate church gown and also for the shop
ping expeditions that must precede Eas-
Tel, Later in the summer, this same frocll
Is excellent for outing and travelling wear.
foi it is recognized fact that However
early the styles for talon made gowns
may be set, they never change during the
next six months.
The puzzle as to the cut of summer
skirts has been solved and the seven eored
Vari ETY., measuring from four to four and
4 half yards wide, will beyond doubt be
the proper thing for tailor made skirts.
while the nine gored patterns will be used
for silk and satin. All the new skirts
made up fol immediate wear are plain on
he hips and made full III the back. the
centre width Of the three back ones being
well gored On both edges to give the pretty
swing at the bottom.
lhe variety in jackets has no limit. hut
lust at the moment the two ultra smart
ones illustrated in the accompanying
sketches are very popular.
4 he one suit IS on the blazer style and
is made Of canvas weave wooden fabric
IL very FIencby combination of green
and Napoleon blue with fine cross threads
OF brown and black. The grace of the
skirt is apparent, and the unique beauty
of the Jacket is enhanced by fancy back
Of the cloth altistically stitched with silk.
The narrow collar develops into wide re-
yers, oddly shaped and trimmed with the
very fashionable Brandenburg braid. The
lining is a bright green tatfeta silk and the
open weave of tie material allows lust a
giimmer of its beautiful color to shine
through, lending an added charm to this
smartest of suits. The second gown is
fashioned OF dark green serge, lined
throughout with shaded rose taffeta silk.
Its style is particularly neat, aud yet as
dressy and fashionable as could be desir
ed. The jacket introduces novelty in
its ODD cut and also in the fly front, which
is made by means of strap of the ma
teriai, tastefully stitched at the edges.
The little girls frock, also illustrated,
is made of navy blue serge, and trimmed
with dark garnet braid. The blouse has
shield front of white pique appropriate
ly embroidered with dark blue and gold,
and is trimmed with a deep sailor collar
of the serge edged with braid.
in size, but revealing wealth of gorge
GUS blossoms. Pansies and violets are the
favorite flowers, and on some very novel
chapeaux, both are used as garnituIe. One
dainty little round hat has soft crown
composed of punches of violets resting
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11

school, Chase school, Stiles school, Village
school and Clara school, making a total of
100 weeks of common school. We have also
had on term of Free High school at the
Center.e
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11
Jackson.

Outstanding orders and interest 81 SIS 80
Due Tor support Of poor. 80. ...... -.... IL Is
" ON ScHopl account. -...,...-....,..... Sc As
" on outstanding orders commandment 81 65
" on county tax. ..--...... 100 90
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Made by THE Nat

Made by THE NATIONAL CLOAK
upon putfs of deep violet velvet, and its
turned-up brim is completely hidden by
large sweet faced velvet pansies. The
colors are white and pale and deep pur-
pie, with tiny spot OF yellow Toy cen
tire. Here and there around the brin pro
trudes twisted bunch of stems, and rest
ing upon the hair at the back is an i'm
mense bow Of stem green velvet ribbon.
Another toque, this time imported from
Nirot is fashioned of coarse white tulle,
studded with silver beads. The shape is
like very large Tam O. Shanter crown
without a brin, the SOFT folds that edge
the crown resting most becomingly upon
the wearol' hair. The left side is very
high and very fiat and is covered with big
pansies, the stems Of which are twisted
into bowknot that extends almost to
the top of the ear. 1t is dainty confec
ton, indeed, and is a fitting crown to the
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D., West 23d Street, New York.

Co., West 23d Street. New York.
( frock with which it is to be worn. This
frock is a pansy eolored foulard silk,
strewn with large white scrolls. The
skirt has a separate lining of silk and is
made with tiny tucks extending about
five inches below the belt. thus carving
the fullness around the entire skirt The
bodice is slightly bloused and is SHRED
on cords around the figure from the waist
to the bust line The sleeves also show
the corded shirring running around the
arm from the wrist to half way between
the elbow and shoulder, where the full
ness of the material is loosened and forms
small puff y deep, square collar slash
ed on each side of the front and then
forming epaulettes over the shoulders, is
made of white tatfeta covered with real
Irish point lace and edged with a double
ruche of white chiffon.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11

Not one vessel bearing the American
flag passed through the Suez Canal during
1896, though four men war and yachts
had flown the stars and stripes in transit
through it the previous year. Yet the
Suez canal did the largest business in its
history last year. amounting to nearly six
teen millions of dollars. When it is con
sidered that we have very material trade
with the Far East, which would naturally
show in the canal reports if it went in
American ships, the evidence is unpleas-
ant. Marine journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11
Town Reports.

Following are abstracts of the annual re-
ports of the officers of the towns in Waldo
County that have come to hand:
Morrill,.
The Selectmen report that they have settled
with the Treasurer and his account stands as fol-
lows
DR..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11
MY LADY'S WARDROBE.
What Fashion and Fancy Say 1t Should Contain.
fOur New y ork Letter

Our New Y ork Letter.
Ere long Well welcome yerdant spring,
The crocus and the
And we'd welcome any season, if
1t wasn't for the clothes.
But what i'll winter time
Won't do for gentle spring,
And of last summers wardrobe.
Can't single ching.
'F,r Fashion, tyrant Fashion,
That provokngest of trts
Has ordered off the giant sleeves
And calls for smaller skirts,t'
That coming events cast their shadows
before is shown by the above little verse,
and perhaps it will remind you that al
though we are still in the midst of win
ter's gaieties the spring will soon be upon
us: and that while March may come in
like lion, calling for warm furs and
marking our window papes with fantasti-
cal icy shapes, it proverbially goes out
like lamb with bright sunshine and
plenty of warm days when we seem al
most to scent the sweet blossoms that
awaken Easter tide.
Various speculations on the changes
which will predominant in our summer
gowns have been already demonstrated
and many others which exist only in fancy
are circulated abroad, but not until a later
instalment OF French models is shown will
there be anything like a definite idea of
the styles which will lead the procession
of mid summer gowns.
The models that have been sent over
from Fashions Capital are for early
spring wear and are all on the tailor
made order.
Perhaps the potent reason why we re
ceiYe the styles in tailor made suits so
early is because such a gown is really the
only spring garment that can, with pro
priety, be worn before Easter The sensi-
bic woman, the one who gets as much
wear as possible out of all her gowns,
orders hel tailol-made now
BY the time Ash Wednesday arrives she
has worn it, with fancy chiffon vest or
collar, to several musicals and luncheons,
and then during Lent it is shorn of all its
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11

To balance in his hands as follows
Due on collection of j. r. Mears for
the year 1895 ,........................S ,139 81
Due on-la I'd sales ........... 81 g.
Cash and orders on hand. ........... 1876 3,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11

Made by Tur NATIONAL CLOAK Co.. West 23d
Street. New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11

Even in the most severe cases of sprain or
bruise, cut or burn Thomas Eclectric Oil
gives almost instant relief 1t is the ideal
family liniment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-15
zANoLI PARTLY coNFEssEs
u .. Said ms Admitted some Of ui.
Grimes 90 Minister.

New YORK, De. iS.-Charlcs Zanoh
Is rJported on thc authority Of an official
at the tomls 90 have made a confession
Of bis guilt to Rev q. q. Borkcmcycr,
superintendent % che Warthur Orphan
farm school II Pelham, illo.
Tho conversation between the prisoner
and his clerical visitor was In German,
and tho w6ris Zanoh usod in the con.
yenation confirm the belief Of the %.
lice that be is one Of the most Infamous
munloUrs 81 the century.
"Wcll, them sccms tobc no moro hope
for me, woro the wouls which the pris.
onor used 20 his rcvorcnd visitor cts
an up, guess"
The motive Of Mr. Borkcmcycr's visit
10 the tomls was 10 see II b. could idcn.
tify lanoli a. the man who had loft two
childrn-a little boy and little girl
in bis carr at the orphans home. The
moment he laid eyes on the prisoner he
rccOgnifod him.
That's tho mani be exclaimed. $50
ihose ohildron wcc little Iottle and hi.
de Charlie"
Mr., Bcrkcmcyor went into Zanolfs
cell and they exchanged greetings. Ac.
corliug 10 che stories that found cur.
roncy In the tomls last night, the pris.
onor was heard 90 say,
"Wcll. ! guess thoV Is no more hope
Tor me. | guess all Is mp with me.
/ Further, it Is said that the prisoner
and his rcycUnd visitor entered into a
long aud earnest conversation which
was puncturDd with the sols ~ Zanoli,
and che convention dealt with he
charges made against the lurlor The
most important Of an, those who were
in position 20 intercept the prison gus.
Sip. ried that Zanol confessed % tho
clergyman some, at least, Of the charges
that had bcon made against him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-15

Peoria, HIS, DC. iS.-Gpat satisiac.
ton Is expressed AZ the hoadquartcr, Of
the nilruad lrothcrhoods In this city
over the fact hat the president with.
held the appointment Of Judge Edward
NJ. Paxton as a mcmhcr 90 tho int n.
state commerce commission and may
NOT name him. Chief Sargent of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Hmmcn.
recently visited Washington 90 pr1tc,l
against Che appointment In bchalf OF tho
milruad hruthrrhoods
ono OF che clici officials said.
Judge Pax on has boou q bitter oppo.
nont Of organized labor. ilo ~ "a.
pressed himso. whenever ho had am OPP
portunity. H. Is connected with INC
Reading company, and he rofusos 20 lct
anyone work Cor that road who Is CON
nocicd viii labor organizations one
million voters arc against his appoint.
mpnt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-15
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Items ~ lat aAihHrfd From Var.
lyus sections ct the Country.
Edward a. Gauow, who was convict.
cd Of higmy Of Corimna. Tex. and
senienod 10 two years in the poniten.
tiary, has been mrloned by the govern
or.
Tho postoinces at Whitehonso and
Omen, Tex were robbed bot only
money was taken. and very little Of that.
q. ~ Keoth win establish the Hol.
ness Advocate NJ Bonham Tox In Jan
uary.
bud Brooks aud Grady Reynolds were
hanged on tho same scaiiold at Jellor.
son. Ca, for numbering NJ q. Hunt.
Lucille flagcrland, The famous Paris
model. had her beauty ruined by her RI.
val throwing yilrol on her
While robbers were burglauzing the
safe of w. l. West NJ Joshua, Tex, the
night Waterman fired upon them. Sew.
eal shots wop exchanged, but the bur
glars escaped
j. Head & Son. dealers In dry goods,
assigned at Arlmorc, l. a. They also
made an assignment Of their stock At
Denton, Tex
J Claude Bryant was shot and killed In
a saloon at Louisville, Ky by Curtis w.
Dcaring.
G.. j. Pollard, grocery merchant at
Fort Worth, Tex, made deed Of trust.
Gainesville, Tex, has received this
season 100. ii2 bales Of cotton.
III Dean, a farmer, was shot AZ the
opening Of now saloon ~ Quinlan,
Tex.
j. ID. s0ntharls saloon AZ Gordon,
Tex, was destroyed by hro.
Hin Bros store at Hurst, Tex, was
burned.
Anew line u steamers will b. put on
after Jan between Now Orleans, la.
and Tampioo, Mex
Willie Gilbert, Z years old, died on d
train near Tc1arkana. Ter A pecan
hull lodged IN his thruat and be chokod
20 death.
Judge c. b. Bucklcr Of the n Pasc
district and living at n Paso, Tex, viii
resign.
g. y. Collins, ox.troasuror of the stat,
Of Florida, was tired az Jacksonville or
a charge Of embczzling S52 900 and nc
quilted.
Jacob We'll, a rial estate broker al
Chicago, Ills suicidod by shooting him
f. eli
Jacob Hoppe, who was stabbed by hii
sonin-law at Houston, Tex, died Of hil
wounds.
" H. Reose, n business man Of Pleas
anton. Nob. was found dead ia bed a
san Antonio. Tex
Tho Amoskeag Manufacturing com
pany az Manchester, n. H., will rcduo
the wages Of an employees 10 pr cen
after Jan. ].
Tho store Of L. ]. R.cmschnoidor a
Raisine, Tea was robled 81 eco wort
q groccries
Burglars entered several stores 40 Ci.
co, Tex, and carried Oh a considerahl
amount oi goods.
Tho now Jail oi Corycll county, Tcxa.
has bccn completed aud turned over Q
, The authorities.
Fannie Goings, oo,orcd. who elaine
, 20 D. 100 years old. died az Longyiov
. Tex.