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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-09-15
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Climate and Crop Bulletin, Washing
ton Section, for the week ending Mon.
day, Sept. 18th:
The opportune arrival of fair warm
weather and sunshine, has enabled
farmers to save their jeopardized
crops OF oats and late wheat. Since
the 9th there has been absolutely no
rainfall, and that which fell on the
9th was only light. Previous to that
there had been heavy rainfall. The
warmth had been increasing so that
| the last day of the week became as
warm as the warmest day of August,
maximum temperatures reaching so
deg. i'll the western section and 80 deg.
and above in the eastern section.
Farmers started in on the 9th to
harvest their standing grain, and,
after shocks and stacks had dried out
day or two, threshing was resumed.
Not so much damage as was feared
has been done, though it is certain
that considerable grain has been dis
colored. Spring wheat is now three.
fourths harvested in all districts.
Hops have been greatly improved
by the bright, warm weather of the
past few days, and there is little doubt
that fine crop will be picked, especi-
ally in the Yakima country, where
they are at their best. The reports in
regard to potatoes are more favorable
than they were; from present appear
ances there will he a fair average crop.
Root crops will be splendid.
In districts where the harvesting is
finished fall blowing has begun, the
past few days being favorable, and the
ground in good condition. The third
crop Of alfalfa is ready for cutting in
the irrigated districts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-09-15
STATE NEWS.

The death of Harry Thomas by
drowning is Seattle sensation. 1t is
thought he committed suicide through
love affair with a shop-girl. His
body was recovered.
The last of the Everett nail factory
will go to San Francisco to enlarge
the plant OF the American Steel Com
pany, when the machines that are
now ordered there are shipped.
The Ellensburg creamery reports
another order for butter from China.
1t will be shipped in tins and go by
steamer. The order is from mis-
sionary in the interior of the empire.
Sheriff Canutt, of Whitman, threat
ems to sue the State for the payment
OF a guard who accompanied him with
an incorrigible girl committed to the
reform school. The guard was the
Sheritf's wife.
The Fairhaven Cinnamon have been
catching number of mackerel off the
dock with hook and line during the
past few days, and fishermen say that
mackerel have never been caught in
Bellingham bay before.
JIG. Fairfowl, of Everett, has been
awarded the contract for clearing and
grading the extension of the Belling-
ham Bay & Eastern railway from the
city limits of Whatcom out toward
the Blue Canyon coal mine.
The steam threshing.machine of
Joe Howell exploded near Colfax,
Monday afternoon. The explosion
was caused by smut in the wheat. No
one was injured. The explosion set
fire to the threshing- machine, engine
and derrick apparatus, which were
totally destroyed, together with 500
sacks of wheat.
The railroads have made half-fare
rate for transportation of articles for
exhibition at State, county or district
fairs, in Washington, Oregon and Ida
no. Full rate is paid to exhibition
and free return is accorded on certifi-
cate of the Secretary OF the fair organ
ization that such articles have been
on exhibition.
The vein of coal recently discovered
on Frosty creek, % miles from Ellens.
burg, continues to widen as they 20 in
on it. 1t is now ten feet wide and the
quality is also improving. Persons IA
miliar with coal say it has nearly all
the characteristics of anthracite, and
tests made by local blacksmiths show
it to be perfectly adapted for their
work.
Twelve hundred Indians, gathered
from nearly dozen reservations in
Western Washington and British
Columbia, will be engaged in picking
hops in the White and Puyallup river
valleys this week. Not since boom
days, when hops were king in those
valleys, has there been such a gather
ing OF red men to engage in their
autumn pastime.
o. F. Hull, an old.time resident of
Lewis county, was killed Monday
morning while working in Yeoman's
logging camp, at Pc Ell. At the time
OF the accident he was working on the
skid road. A small log that was be-
ing hauled in caught in some manner
and appended and fell across the center
OF his body. pinning him against
another log and cutting him nearly
in two, causing instant death. He
leaves wife and two grown sons.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-09-15

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to an apprehension of danger without
so much as spark to justify it, and
who attempted to girdle his fathers
cork-elm shade trees, fronting the
family residence, and has performed
many other acts of alike originality
and mendacity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-09-15
METEOROLOGICAL.

The following record of temperature and rain
fan for i!.c week ending Yesterday, sept
lith, Is from record kept and kindly furnish, 4
III. STANDARD by Mr.. NJ. O'Connor:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-19

damaged. but has since been repaired
Commandsnt Weilbach has captured
a man who reported General White
wounded ard that he had gone 20 Pet.
ermaritzbufg. leaving General French
In commanl This, however. does not
tally with 'rransvaal information. The
prisoner also reported the British forcc'
hiding underground in chambers iu
order 70 avoid shells and said there were
about 1000 In the hospitals
General Joubert has been indisposel.
but better,
The British forts on the north side OF
Ladysmith opened on the nearest Beer
battery and shells fell 80 thickly that
the Beers were compelled 10 lie Hat and
sheltered Later they opened fire on thc
British batteries, which had ceased hr.
ing
Heavy fighting occurred between the
Orange Free State corps and the British
south Of Ladysmith during Nov n
The result is not known.
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WHITE Heard FROM.
A Ruancr Rearhc- EslcOurt With
Dlspalche From Him.
REPORTS ALL WELL.
They bring an Account Of Eepulst
Of the Boer, in Which They Say
the lioer Losses We're Com
siderable al Ladysmiih.

Estcourt. Friday. Nov IA runner
has arrived here from Ladysmith bear.
ing dispatches from General White,
who reports an well there lie adds that
the Beers shells are Of NO effect Cen
eral White recently made -ortIe and
drove tho B9er. from their guns and
position The British did not lose q
man The town is healthy
10 is rumorel that the Beers have oc'
cupied the village Of Weenen.. - miles
hence What advantage they hope 10
derive therefrom il not known.
Tln b1mbarImeut ~ Lldysmith con-
tiuues almost daily with big gun- The
Boer enioayorel on Nov a. 70 make
closer Investments hut were repulsad.
General White following this mp with o
sortie which drove the Beers from at
their positions with considerable loss
The Beers are reported 20 be seriously
short of provisions,
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y. OTisans - sisT Tziniss.

New Orleans. Nov IS The prolong
ed drouth il causing not only discomfort
but downright suffering among the poor
Of New Orleans There is no water IN
any Of the many cisterus. and az
cisterns supply the middle aud lower
classes with drinking water they are
hard pushed. Chief Of the Fire Depart.
ment OConuor asked that Il be pub.
lished that he was unable 10 i'll cisterns
by pumping river water into them. He
said be knew OF hundreds Of families ir
the city who were reduced 70 the nsces
aty Of drinking water they dip up from
the cutters SO far New Orleans is 25i
inches shy on rainfall as compared with
the dryest previous year.
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FIGHTS AT LAoYsMITH.
Bosr. Have Made several lombard.
msnts within q wset.

meBts within q West.
London. Nov ls News is beginning
TO dribblc in with details sufficient 10
form an outline of what ha, happened
at Ladysmith since the recommence.
ment Of the bombardment on Nov :.
Severe engagements have taken place
on Nov o. and a. aud lastly. early
in the morning of Nov l6 heavy firing
was heard iu E.tcourt from the direc
tion Of Ladysmith lt is stated tho
town is beiag shcllcd night aud day and
hard pressed the Beers doub,les. strain.
iug every nerve TO crush the defense
and either force General White % sur.
render or else abandon bic st.ros and
baggage and make q desperate effort o.
cut his way through their line.
The relieving column Is slowly being
formed at Pietermlritzburg, whore
General liildyard appears 10 bo the -ru-
ior officer The greater part Of the first
division T. now in Natal 70 was imng.
ined that Lord Methuen, whocommands
would be there also, but 1t is now stated
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s.n.,er Thur.,en Married.

Washington. Nov ls.-The marriage
IN this city Of Senator John N. Thurs
ton Of Nebraska. TO Miss Lola Purman,
daughter o, w. J Purman. was solem'
nized at the home Of the brides
parents. Rev DR. Frank Bristol Of the
Methodist Episcopal church officiating
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-19
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
II Come. from Correspondent WITH
the iiosrs Near Ladysmith.

L1reuzl. Marquee D-lagoa.Bay. Nov.
~ Belatei dispatches from a CORE
snoudeut with the ioer- near Lady
smith. up 90 Tuesday last. HAYS been Or.
rivus after being strictly censored at
Pretoria Thsy throw -oms light on
tho fighting already reported from other
sources They ay that on Friday. Nov.
10 eight Lyddite shells were f,ed into
the Trau-yaal central artillery position
without doing any harm
Tie wood % the platform Of tho sec
oud big gun on the Buiawau hill wa.
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r1.neh onIcrr wnh nosr..

Paris. Nov rs The Gaulois SAYS
that Colonel Deyille Boismareuil
formerl, Of the general staff left France
ON OCT 20 fot South Africa on the IN.
yiiaiiou II the Transvaal government,
which offered him high rank IN its
Imy
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GEO. W. HlGGS

Il diH selling gr0ccI0--
me- rains came and me uinds
Hpr. The food hd' come aud
goHf. / an a iiil, di.fgued
from me ,6sri n ths food bat
an siiH iH me- ring. C0mpe.
ttioH is s1id 10 be- ne ne Of
trade, me- more competition wS
haze hs cheaper lfs ssll-I
hare jpd rrrdrd 20 part ora
car NJ CaLLags, OHioHs and
Poidioe. Thcc tuU be- soid
rdV chap, Hearly Hif g'uHg
than array. Tam siiH hem
grv for Chickens and Eggt
M iade n hH importing
a,v drV WIZ, Because 7
ssI good Gr0cuies J0r HHls
monw. al.o haze froh r0asiod
p1luuis . cmi a sack, 8 sacks
Tor 8 cenis a sack. Also haze
a complete line Qf French
HaTs 8, 10, rs, 20, p, 50 and
up 10 SOC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-03
PRESIDENCIA DEL AYUNTAMIENT0 De PONCE
AL P U b Lie .

AprObada la Matricula de ComerciO
& Industrial y ell reparto de la contri-
buci6n por riqueza Urbana CORES
pOndiente al presente alO ecOn0mico
de 1899 1900, Sc hace nOtOrio por
ell presente a fin de que, llegand0 a /
cOnocimiento de los reSpectiyOS con
tribuyentes Sc sirvan cOncurrir del
10. al 10 de Octubre pr0ximO, inclu-
sives, la Ofcina de ReCaudaciOn en-
esta Casa ConSiStorial, a satlStacer 10
que por dichaS COntribuciOnes adeu-
den en- la expreSada fecha, 0 sea el
| y % trimestre de las mismaS; no
dudandO que correspondent este
llamamiento teniendO ell Cuenta la
angustiosa situaci0n economical por
que atraviesa este MunicipiO y l&ne-
cesidad que hay de fondOs para cubrir
SuS atenclOneS
Ponce, Setiembre 28 de 1890. Ell
AlcaIde Presidente, GAUTIER. 3 8
Segun esta acordado pOr .dicha Cor
pOraci6n y Sc ha puesto en- conoci-
mlento de este vecindariO pOr hOjas
sueltas que Sc han distribuidO en- el
mismO y edictOs lijadoS en- las tablas
de anuncioS, los importadoreS y ia
bricantes de cigarrillos est II obliga
dos a poner a cada cagetilla de 6stos
que expendan, ell timbre que eSta dis
lpuesto para pago del arbltriO esta-
blecidO S0bre diChO artiCulO, sufri Ell
do los COntravent0reS la muIta de
diez dollars pOr cada cagetilla que
yendan sin dichO sellO.
LO que Sc vuelye a haCer publlco
| pOr Ell presente para recordar q qule
mes corresponds la disposition do re
terencia y que no pueda alegarse ig
nOrancia,
Ponce, Setiembre 70 de lS99,-El
| Alcalde Presidente, LUIS GAUTlER. 3 3
In g6Ssad de acuerdo de este Aydn-
tamient0' u1 rs s.,i'za. del actual, Sc
SAGA a puGlC@S BIGasla ol material
yejo del ringlado de la Plays, rue
fu6 destruido por ell cicl6n del dia {
del pr0ximO pasadO, con arreglo a Ia
tasaci0n practicada p0r al senior Ar
quitecto Municipal, sobrante en- g
respective eXpediente en- esta Secre
tarla y por ell t6rmino de Ocho dias,
a contar desde esta misma feCha.
El acto de la subasta tendra lugal
en- ell despacho de esta Acadia ell dia
seis de Octubre pr61imO a las tres Dc
su tarde, 10 que Sc hace publico para
general eonOcimiento.
Ponce, Setiembre 20 de 1899, e
- Alcalde, GAUTIER. 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-03

Don Carlos Dtas q Brink Jltey Num-
cipdJ de la Villa de Jltafaa DidS
SW t6rmtllO.
Por el preseAte hsgo sabst; qu5 Q ] los au'
t,s de- iuico verbal civil in:tados ante este
Tibunal nor do1 Vicente Rodriguez J Or
tiz calado, mayor So eds |, con cesideneia
eu es;4 VII, Gojtra DINA Eulogia Marti-
uez Vslszluez, tAnbisa mayor de edsd,
so'trA, rrdpietaria | mismo vee;ndArio
en- clbr) 10 q1idieatls pesos mlneda co
rrleuJs lls cost ., sc hi djsp1s.tJ a l1t-
Uanci4 Asi a,t,r la SO ia en- pd) tcs subasta
ia 10 bisle3 sjgaieuGss qas eltce OJros hAn
sido embarg DDS e1 dieh u aotuaeione3: un
r4ush67 oa e,taUtls ds ma isfaS del pals
Ius mils pr u lte vel its y ciueo me-
tco5 d. l4cg plr sells de alehl tschado de
ziua; tres mil seteoentos lAdri lo5 orudos J
un b roo para e.t,.; dos csrros u1l de o.
j6l otro de eatacas; J ula yagtt de bnl-
YES Guy Is bienes Sc enodentrsn en- 81 ,TrlO
de Amusai de esta ]; r.s1lc3i61 y adsm "a
setsnts p3gos en- ef5ctiFo que SO eneuentrsu
con,i kuli s Ell ests Juzgado y son impottI
de nueye mil lsdrillos veldidos por don
Reinsl 10 Alvarez L 5 r,fsrl los bienes
han ii 10 yalorsdos periJialmante en- euatro
eientos noyeuts y dos pesos vsinte oentayos
mo7eda pro7inOiA Sc pl.el a pd9lica H.
eitsol6a pr el termino de ocho dias, ha-
biendose sefAlsdl pare Ell scto del remsts
lss dos de tsrde del dii oustro del en-
ttapta mes De o tubre, sdVutieudcse los
que de.een tomsr psrts on Ia snbasta cue
deberan consigasr antieipsdame,t te en- Ia
mesa del JusgadO uns cantidad igual por
10 menos al dez per cienti del alor dado
a los bienes como tamlien que no &c tdDi.
tirsD po- tuT que no Cnbraa / dee teree-
rss parties de Ia tssaei6n a exepeion dsl me
talico Que no Sc admitirA posturs que no
euhrs el tCtal d. Ia misms o.ntidsu-El'
Emendado-0 -0auiilad,-Vale.
Dado en- J1sns DHz 8 25 de Seiiembre
De 1899. -ABte nj el SecsetaTio, ERAolL
2-s
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ABAD, STEINACHER & co.
INGENIGRO CIVILES

l58 Fifth Avenue, Nuw York
So snasrgaran de org2niET empress'
oara Ia exploitation de coaoesioues d.
ls m'ns', riago + obras de iuteres g.
neral 90 Porto Roo au combination CO..
los Estados Unidos.
Rspresentnte en- Puerto Rioo;
JULIo ESTEINAoHER, PoNoR
Ponce Julio Ia de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-03
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
G. FaANCOY MAYAGUEZ. PR,
DE

G. FRANCO YGo. MAYAGUEZ. PR,
Dioha ialuitria dol pals nada deia
lue d9ssar oompari ,dola con las pri
neras de So clsse t.7to lie Ia LA op-
no dol estrangero.
La puryza de los pro ld1sos emples-
d)I para Ia conf ,i6l del artioul
ofreoen IA garanti, I h gi,la tant,
pr "a ri)l aroma odlut0 pr l. 4,'ul
que laa-sjlll an Ia p5rs,it q, Il uaa
darii nto, raz6 por 10 ousl 50 b.
h4oho tan popular taQto eu ell mis- %
no en- ma has pob loa,4 dsl xGraO
giro. D ,p54ito pa .ntn,ota ea Ia IA
1fios y 81 Pouo, oslie Castillo N 8
Jl4nta bal IL juier Il. Ilin 25 d. ls9 2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-03

Este cs Ell VIGO2IZANTE mas poderoso, Ell
RECONSTITUYEN.rE mas eica7, Ill TONICD
VITALlZADOR mas eHtrgico d2 cpeIpo humane
del sstema nervioso Is cl alimento mas com.
pleto del ccrebro nervios
Este vino es I'm verdadero CORDIAL. Su sabor
es agradable. Puedc tomarse con entera confannL
Sempre hace bien. Sa electo fortihcante es inine-
dato, Un solo frasco basta para sentir sorPren-
dente mejorla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-03

SObre este lamamOs parcularmente la aenc0n del pd
CO pOr dnCa Compaaa del Contnente Americana que
oucede semelanbe PaYleg1o.
81 dsspuSs de geao pagaas peao
tucs s1ueadA Eoedss or del pseaO
folzA nhnaafA Vgea SAAa0
psA - Sdaacs
msna p6nz daudo OGASa g5s 50 Poll
SN GADUGA5i eneO
PASIA PAGARA SEaUkO asaasnao
adsdo LA U0MPANAg nrssss aVngsdos
sqasaao
6dlso qus snsaasd AssgAsAa0
Esto Sc llama proosdsr squdad vgar los ntaress de
~ asaourados On bien de sus tamilas
Ss N asrso RESRAUkAk POh2As ABAND0NA
OAs Hon sutavaa salad los pEsnOs atAdo
In devangadoss 4
OMAS LA C0MPANA ntersdo expedrA
POLKA P0hLA
P6lsaa gad anos DEC0S DECa0QUINGOs VICE
S0s ETC., Etc. EGC De agu pamOs nuass eompOs
EIENPL0i POLKA pagou pOr s5O be Oo
| ana Rsan eli5Q0
abs condolences pdvlegOs mas tavOrsbeG para los ass
sursdOs que los que ofreCe
EL 9oGde1 canada9
supcamos a ntegene pdbco dc esta Isa "a lecura ss
udo De esas hemosa condolences evndo soprenddos
por sOCeddea no gnhdas; antes de aaegur vueaa vds
Qmad mas informes De-
T.. stOrsr, SFe,iasadels-C b Melz, Agate general
baaQaao-Aeate 0gos -Jesds Ms Iago Fernando Ms Oes
aro Agen solicitation Luis Yordan DayG Agenta coleceros
en Pence Blalsni Hagnanes
ian gse kNnNaNa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-03
GRAN OPORTUNIBAD PARA Los ENFERMOS MASSAGE

Professor Me gastado durane vida etudos in
fortuna ha essdo PADRE ebe hsiCo entire todos los
pueblos del mundo Habla diez idiomas
tsmbien ha heoho mavosas New Yok Choag san
' Francisco en todos los Estados de !
Ha MicO, Cen0 Sur America Chle FeTu, epuDh-
Argentina Brazil Portugal L6ndres.
E el 6nico que ha desOublsrto
EstOs gandes maravilOsOs tratamentos de MASSAGE
mpOrezas de la obeoCones
obro p6rdda de memorial restauran buen color apeto
Cazou nlamaoOnes de las rodas
Intermediates hgad0 DaTrea
Dsntsr ooho Fstulas Ecroa EufeI
Meddss del hnes de la de los nerVlos lmpo
tsna Stills dolores muscuo5 hueo
corazo enmsdsdes eea dyspepsia hedondez de
PARALYSIS eedad bonqutis hidroPesa pedda del oabelo
odsa aruns enfemedade de espina DOrssl las caderas
RsComendaaos 10 oven no pedan espanza pues pueden
? ser curadOs prontsmeute, por esos tratantent9s
Tenemos gran exlstenola de botsncs
No pldoras, acdOs nj Venenos
putado m6dcO euopeos recOmiendan esos aameno
= de massage para enfsrmedade CroniCas.
Miles founadO suieron largos aho han sdO
sahUoadOs m6dlcas
PARA LAS SENORAS SENOKITAS
Tenemos espec6cO deaparer de Ia cara las
augas erupones vOvendo CUTS su color natural hacienda
spsrecer ovn
A3udd oonvenoeels
Gale de Ia Villa n6mero 90
Ponce J uio l5de 1899. 3
Yo Valentino Penanbs velO ,tera declare que
Ha que mis- smg me- aoaroa de
d 23 NJ podia
Professor euro 90 siee daa For estO 70 mo reco
nendo los enfaTmo mis- AMIGOS
70 IN muchh que muohOs suicide de est nemedad
uboa nonO) po inpd pogo declare que
3 Estoy ompstamn shora tengo que dar graClas
Yo abo armado p Rdrgu que
Dente Cau hsOre EstAbA tan deb 's apenas
= ha aIIn essG95T@ G.a a9gocos;; - do m +r.+
Ne do Professor Me PaeAdoe SuS SeSy usSuOO suS
: " Esto ODE declare ia mis- amigos los
Yo caBalero en- sus tTamientos
70 favor d uOqusn en- las gc' de este
= bla Gale de Ia Villa ndmerO TO-
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PTlVll9R1o

orado pusde euaqu pasts del undo aOsasss
49, osNpaion ain pagaE Srtnaa extra
Ossia sonssdsn dc ps de ssaOvOnss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-03

Madame de oompgny norma los sehoe padres que e
idom del Coego para senoras nnas es nge La armec Ia
gograa historic oTas asgnauas Sc ennan en- dGho doma
m case de frances haa baO direction de Monsieur de Com
pgn n de Ia Universidad UU pOr esaco de % amos
sonora de Compgny es udada areas po una expert
an nro(esora de compace ntorma los senoes
ndres de- ama que bn soamente una instruction COM
Meta o que ella ocupa ecamene ennars buenas ma
naras m0do cOnducrSe SOcedad.
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Don Carl0S Dias q Brink Jlte5 Num-
ctDaJ de la Villa de Jlt1Nd DiaS u
SW t6rmiRO.
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PRIvILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

sobre este amamOs muy parCuarmente la atenci6n del pd
dCO pOr Scr la nioa Compa4 del Connsnte Americana que
oncede semeante PrlYlego.
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Ponce VIartea 3 dc Oetubre.de ls90
Daily camera., 1899-03-03
Notice Of Sale.

Whereas, Henry Neikirk OF Boulder
Colorado, transferred to the undersigned
twenty-five thousand shares OF the Gold
Fa.ms Mining company, evidenced b,
Certificate No. Ie, to secure to the First
National bank of Boulder the PAYNE n,
Of SOFA IS; and
Whereas. Interest is due on said sun
rom January 10th 1893, at the rate of ten
PR oen' per annum; and
Whereas, Default has been made in
the payment Of said amount; now.
Therefore, /, ". H. Allison, trustee,
sh'I', fo' ,hr. purpose of paying the said
alb ,amsd sum and lheinterest there.
on and costs Of this sale, sell the above
suck, or so much thereof as may be nee.
essarv. at public sale at the front door oi
the First National bank in Boulder. Col
orado, on Wednesday. March 9th. 1902
At the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
to the highest and best bidder for cash
+ Dated at Boulder, Colorado. this 2sth
day Of February, A. D. 1899.
w. H. ALLISON.
= iot 49, Aiusie-'
Daily camera., 1899-03-03
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What is raised mostly in damp eli
mates?" asked the teacher. "umbrel-
las" replied Jehnny.-Tit-Bits.
Truly Great.-''Is there anything
grander than man you can trust?''
Yes "Well, what is it"' "Why, a
man that doesn't ask you to trust him y
Detroit Free Press.
For my part, I don't believe that
Eve was happy. even before the advent
of the serpent" ''Why?'' There were
no neighbors' children to criticise. =
Chicago Daily News.
Mrs. Gruber-'I called on Mrs. Doser
to-day. 1t must be terrible to be such
a confirmed invalid" Mrs. McSinnex-
81 don't know. She always has topic
for conversation. Boston Transcript.
Reporter--"I wasn't aware his family
is one of the first families City Ed
itor-"Well, it is. Why, we've paid as
high as ten dollars column for scan
dals about his family y!"-Detroit Jour
nal.
Friend-"Do you approve of the idea
that each company should have cook
with the rank and pay of corporal" %
The Veteran-"Of corporal? Why, a
good cook deserves the rank and pay
of major general! l!"-Puck.
menities-Uncle Sam and John
Bull beamed upon each other affection
ately. Lets take something!" urged
Uncle Sam. as is his custom when his
heart is full. by all means!" replied
John Bull, cordially. Il suggest terri
toryn-Puck.
Il want some men to 60 to work at
once" exclaimed the excited inhab-
liant of state capital. It's big case.
\ diamond robbery involving thou
sands of dollars" I'm sorry" an.
swered the chief. but little thing like
that'll have to wait. All our detect
ives are busy watching the Legislature
to prevent somebody from getting
away with senatorship. Washing
ton Star.